The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

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:. relief of William Wright, which was
fred to the Committee on Lands and
Leyees.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House having under consideration
hs annual message of the Governor, Mr..
s,ner Of Avoyelles, offered the following
r,.,uj!o and resolution relating thereto
P,,,lutions apportioning to the various
e.ndirg committees Of the House all
,or,jons of the Governor annual mes
s,,e Of 1871, relative and applicable
-6reto, and for other purposes.
WgrgrAs, His Excellency H. c. War
,o.5l.,, in conformity with the require
,.,.,a the constitution, communicated to
,ls General Assembly Of the State OF
trllna, in his last annual message,
matters and suggestions of grave public
aDat which proves alike creditable to
!. administration of public affairs and
t,Ebiting unusual prosperity OF the peo-
ne and State of Louisiana; therefore be
Reolred, That the annual message OF
The Governor of the State of LOUISIANA,
communicated at the session of 1871, be
and the same is hereby referred to the
committees hereafter mentioned, lii the
manner provided Tor their grave con-
sideration, with Instructions to report by
bill or otherwise, if they deem the public
interest to require.
Resolred, That that portion of the Gov
errors message relating to the general
prosperity of the State, the faithful ex-
ecution of the laws, the successful and
complete reconstruction of the State, the
acquiescerce of The people in the result
Of the war, and the satisfaction at the an
nouncemeut of the adoption of the
amendments to the State constitution, Da
referred to the Committee on Federal
relations, and that portion under the
head Of general policy be referred to the
COMMITTEES 81 Internal Improvements;
Under suspension f the constitution
RI rules the bill WAS real II geo ID till {,
AMI referred to the Comm c, on paro-
c2iA Mfairs.
House bill No. 81, an act to provide
Tor increased facilities to the commerce
OF New O:icgns by tie erection of pro-
duce sheds and incorporate the West
ern Prol1ce Company, which was put
upon its i,St reading.
The constitutional rules having been
suspended, the bill was read q second
tine, referred to the Committee on Com
MERGE and Manufactures, and it WAS or
deTed to be printed.
House bill No S., an act entitled an
act ,tOr the relief of O. G.. Blandin was
placed upon It's first reading.
Tie constitutional rules having been
suspended, the bill underwent its second
reslmg and was referred to the Commit
Tee on Claims.
Mr, Harper, of st. Charles, was called
to the chair.
House bill No. 50, an act to enable par
ties claiming land by prescription under
,ne laws Of the State to apply to the
District Court Of the Judicial District in
Which such lands are situated to affirm
'Acir titles and regulating their proceed
'nSs IN such cases, was read.
lne constitutional rule being suspend
ed the bill WAS read a second time by
uue' and referred to the Committee ON
'''' anu TuDhc Land Claims.
house bill No. GO, an act to provide
It tor the protection of the city of New
orleans from overflow, and to build a |
l + Tor the purpose, was put upon its
frstreadag.
=. Under a suspension of the constitu-
uOnai rule the bill was read second
]ue' referred to the Committee OIL Public
ANUS and Lcyees, and it was ordered to
be printed.
house bill No. 81, an act for the relief |
y l' supervisors of registration for the
'~ious parishes in the Stateof Louisiana,
'~put Upon its first reading. s5
1ne Constitutional rule was then sus-
. =, the bill read q second time by |
'4' ana referred to the Committee on
Appropriations