The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-23

the whole for ,vonsi Iteration. - a.
| House bin No. -25O' was recommitte
to the Committee OH Claims /:
4 The report of the committee relativ
to the claims of Patrick Jordan an
Forstall & DeI.sssue were concurredl j,
and theirfuther consideration waa in
definitely postponed: =: ~
The House rejected. the report OF Ii
committee on House bill No. 81, and tn
blu was referred to the committee Of fh
whole for consideration.
! THE Speaker resumed the chair
House bill No. AS. also reported b.
the committee, passed its second read
ing
The rule by which the bill was com
PEELED to be. considered in committee o
the whole was suspended, and the bill
was considered as engrossed.
The constitutional rule being suspend
ed, the bill was placed upon its third
reading and FINAL passage, its title adopt.
ed, and it was ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
(Mr. Faulkner, Of Caldwell, in the
chair.) = 80 ~
The Committee on Judiciary, through
its chairman, submitted the following
report, which was read and received:
- COMMITTEE on JUDICIARY,
New Orleans, February, II, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representative.
GENTLrMkN:-Your Committee on Ju-
dietary beg leave to report upon the fol-
lowing bills, to wit:
House bill No. 1876, an act for the re-
lief of the trustees of the New Orleans
Methodist Depository, and to exempt
their property from taxation, introduced
by Thomas Ong, of st. Bernard; favor
ably, and recommended its passage.
House bill No. 225, an act relative to
uries in the parish of Caddo, introduced
BY J. G. Moncure.. of Caddo; favorably,
md recommend its passage.
House bill No. "a, an act dispensing
With advertising in the French language
n the parish of Natchitoches, introduced
" Mr.. Blunt; favorably, and recommend
is passage.
House bill No. 81, an act submitting
IN act to regulate and preserve the pub
&c peace, and to prohibit unlawful and
ewed conduct at places of amusement in
he State of Louisiana, and for other
purposes, introduced by Mr.. Soeur, of
Avoyenes; unfavorably, and recommend
Is rejection.
House bill No. 46, an act to amend and |
e-enact section on OF an act entitled an |
ct relative to advertisements, No. 81 of !
he acts OF the regular session of 1870, |
nd providing for parochial, Judicial and |
Their advertising required to be made in
ne several parishes in this State in which
here is no official journal; introduced by
lr. Faulkner, OF Caldwell; nnfayorably.
nd recommend its rejection. ~
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
HARRY H. STEVENS.
Chairman Committee on Judiciary.
House bill No. 1876. returned by the
was considered as engrossed.
The constitutional rule being suspend
!, the bill was placed upon its third
aiding and final passage, its title adopt
|, and it was ordered to. be sent to the ,
'nate for concurrence.
House bill No. 225, was considered as t
crossed.
Under q suspension of the constitu-
NAL rule, the bill was placed en- it's q
lrd reading and final passage, its title
opted, and it was ordered to be sent to e
9 Senate for concurrence. q
The House rejected the favorable re. a
1T OF the committee on House bill No. a
by rising vote of rs yeas to SO
VS.. .. Il
The House disagreed with the report r.
committee on House bill No. 21, and
bill was referred to the committee OF
, whole for consideration. T
The report OF the committee on House
No. As was agreed to, and further
lslderation OF the bill was indefinitely le
stponed. t.
The Committee on Judiciary submit
tho following additional report. which lie
On ~aol c-.1