New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-13
tenth Days Proceedings.
Thursday, January l., 1871.

CAV smith. Swords, Thomas, Thompson.
'Vodd. Twitchell, Whitney. WILCOX.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Burch.
Reading of the minutes OF the previous
GAYS proceedings dispensed with
Tie Secretary made the following cor
.ectiop, substituting the name OF Senator
Harris IN place Of that of Senator . aara,
an :hc Committee on CORPORATIONS.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Sy Mr.. O'Hsra:
OF a bill to be entitled an act instructlnS
che Attorney General to forfeit the charter
cf the Barataria and Lafourche Canal Com
2any, Nos. and 2.
By Mr.. Anderson:
of a bill to be entitled an act 20 author
:ze Mrs. Louisa Bourgeois, wife OF Thomas
Taquireo, to mortgage or ALLEVIATE her eosi'i
property.
By Mr.. Pinchback:
of a bill to he entitled an ac, relative 10
elections.
By Mr. Antoine:
OF bill to be entitled an ac: for the re-
sef OF William Hawlesworth
BY Mr.. Hunsaker:
OF a bill to be entitled an act Tor Tie re-
.ief of G. +. Roman ct al, Of St. james.
Also, of bill to he entitled an act for
Che relief of the heirs of Marx Sehonbers.
BY Mr. Harris:
OF bill to be entitled an &C: 10 tx tie
Germs Of the District Courts CT The Ihlr-
:eenth Judicial District.
BY Mr.. Blackman:'
OF bill to be entitled an act giving the
eendor's privilege to cotton factors. tive
s;ays after the sale and delivery OF cotton.
By Mr.. Campbell:
OF a bill to be entitled an ac: authoriz-
:ng the city of New Orleans to levy water
yates upon all property on tie lines OF
water pipes, laid or to be laid. and con-
.;guous thereto; the collection Of said rates
and the power to sell and dispose OF the
present Waterworks, and 20 contrac: with
knv Incorporated company Cor the supplying
Of the inhabitants Of the city with pure and
.:mpid water, etc.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS ACCORDING 10 PRE-
vIOUs NOTICE.
By Mr.. Thomas:
4 bill to be entitled an act for tie relief
II the estate Of NJ. Dickson and II. Z.
Dickson. of the parish Of Bossier, Of certain
assessments for taxes that have ceeE
enormously made, which passed rs frs:
:.ading.
The constitutional rule was then SIS.
i.nded by a four-ffths affirmative vo:e. the
I'll! nut upon its second reading. and &c
:.rred 70 the Committee on Claims.
;,y Mr.. Pierce:
A bill to be entitled an &C: 20 provide 20,
.ratuitous vaccination, and 20 protect The
State from the ravages of smallpox. WHICH
passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
aended by four-ffths affirmative vote
che bill put on its second reading, ard re
ferred TO the Committee en- Health ar'
Quarantine.
BY Mr.. Pierce:
A bill to be entitled an &C: tie more
clearly TO define and enlarge certain duties
md powers of the Board OF Health OF IN
State of Louisiana, and to provide for thu
more complete protection OF lie and health
which passed it's first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
pended on a division, by tie following vote
:eas %, nays /; the bill pat On its secont
reading, ordered printed, and referred Il
.he Committee Oh Health and Quarantine
BY Mr.. Butler:
A bill to be entitled an act 20 locate tn
seat of Justice and courthouse in and TO
She parish Of Plaquemine, and TO repea
certain acts therein named, which passed i.
!rst reading
The constitutions! rule was then Sis
pended 10y four-fiths affirmative vote. n
:,ill put on its SECOND reading, and referee
20 the Committee on Parishes and Paris
boundaries.
BY Mr. Campbell:
A bill to he entitled an act 20 promo:
.ne interest Of commerce, by establishing
Che Louisiana Warehouse Company, an
Guaranteeing the bonds thereof. wLic
1assed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then slF
pended by fouc-ffths affirmative vote
:he bin put on its second reading, and Is
ieIred 10 tie Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Anderson:
A bill to oe entitled an act for the relic
81 II. iiSHafO, 81, OF -. .-sEcII' Will
passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then 81:
pended by four Et:hs affirmative vote, tn
bill put on its second reading, and reteiTe
70 tie Committee on Finance.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS Ely UEA%i.ioU
CONSENT. WITHOUT PREVIOUS NOTICE.
BY Mr.. Campbell:
4 bill TO be entitled an act 20 incorporat
tie Farmers and Manufacturers Aid ASST
ciation.' which passed its first reading.
-. The constitutional rule was then sa
pended by a our-fiths affirmative vote, tn
bill put Oh its second reading, and reterre
70 the Committee on Corporations.
BY lIr. Ray:
A bill to he entitled an act 20 amend an
re-epact article 1873 OF the Code OF Pra
tice which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspende
by four-fi1ths affirmative vote, the bill pntc
it's second reading, and referred to the Con
mittee Oh Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Thomas;
A hill 10 be entitled an act Tor The rein
of the succession of IL. Dickson, VINO
nassed its first reading.
TIE constitutional rule was lnen ST.
n. AL means.