The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-12

SsSatGe b;n No 152, to be entitled an
act Is incorporate the Alexandra,
Homer and Fulton Railroad Company,
and to grant State aid thereto, being the
special order OF the day, was taken up.
Mr.. Blackman moved to amend the bill
by striking out the name of Felix Lewis.
and inserting in lieu thereof, J. c,
Meadows; also, to strike out the name
OF j. c. Baker. and insert in lieu thereof,
A. j. Russell, which was adopted.
TIE bill WIS further amended by
striking out the wAds: In order to
connect with any other railroad Also
to insert after the word railroad and
before the words as it " toe words 80
IS TO connect with any Hafroad hing
minus
Tic bin was adopted as amended and
considered engrossed for third reading.
The constitutional lu!e was further
suspended by four-ftths affirmative
vote, the bill read its third and last time,
and finally adopted with its tile b. 10
MIR. Coupland called up Senate bill No.
lO9 to be entitled M act to incorporate
the town Of Breaux Bridge, in the parish
. OF Il. Martin, and to regulate the same.
d. The bill was considered engrossed for
third reading ..a.-
The constitutional rule was further
suspended by fou-6fths affirmative
vote, the bill read its third and last time,
and finally adopted with its title
Mr.. Lewis called up Senate bill No.
SO, which was read, .s.
OH motion Of AR. Lewis the bill was
referred t. the Committee on Parishes
and Parish boundaries, and ordered
printed. y.
Mr.. Huusaker called up House bill
No 2O4. .e''
1t passed its first reading. 80.
The constitutional rule was then sus
pended By four-hfths affirmative vote
the bill adopted on its second reat,iDg
The constitutional rule WIS then sus
pended by four iifths affirmative vote
the bill read its third and last time, ant
finally adopted with its title. W.
,fr. Ray called up Senate bill No. us
to he entitled an act for the recusat;ol
by the defendants in suits fled in til,
fourth, fifth, sixth. seventh and eight
district courts for the parish OF Orleans
and prescribing the duties u clerks il
such cases t. -ol
On motion Of Mr. Ray. insert after til
word cases." in the third line from the en
of the first section. the following ''I
which the Eighth District Court is given eS
elusive jurisdiction, in which cases this &c
shall not apply And strike out the DO
nceof that section.
The bill was read, the amendment adopt
ed, and the bin considered engrossed for
third reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspend
ed by O four-ffths sfiiinative vote the hi
read its third and las. time, end finall
adopted with its title.
Mr.. Thompson called up House bill NJ
100 to he entitled Al act to authorize til
people Of the parish of Livingston to chang
the location of their courthouse, and torft
cate the same by q vote Of Che people ther
upon.
Passed it's hr.t reading.
The constitutional raj, WIS then suspendc
by a fouT-itths Affirmative vote, the bill put G
its second reidng ..
the constitutional rule having been i'll
thsr suspended bxa four-iifths aihrmati'
vote, the bill WAS read its third anu Ia
time, and finally adopted with It's title.
Mr. Thompson called for executive sessic
which was duly SCI oaded. ..,.s..... ...
The President or,tcrti the Hobbies to
cleared.
Executive session being raised, on motto
of Mr.. OH.ra the Senate voted to adioul
till twelve o'clock NJ tomorrow.
The President then announced that Il
Senate stood adjourned until the fourteen
instant, at twelve O'clock II.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary OF the Senate
Thifty-SsVcHth DAYS SeSsiol,