The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-07
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Mr.. Hunsakef, .koM othS Committed
on Public Lands, submitted the follow
ing report;ja Qyi s.r1K
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS
New Orieans February %, 1871.
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate
I am directed by the Committee on
Public Lands to,istgp1to the Senate
bill No. 233, and to recommends its
3s'7NssFsIS oscar FF \ 1HusN nsii III 'fl'
Chairman.
GrSHhpbaB fioM tbS ctMhAse on
Railroads, reported favorably upon
Senate. bill. Ne l49, to,be entitled an act
to incorporate the New Orleans,s La
fSufshe and Terrebonne Railroad Com-
papy, and TOT hcilitste, Ind expedits the
construction of the samA moIi !,sier a
Laid over. Is b34s1y sia5a
Mr.. Twitcbbell, from the Committee on
Elections, submitted the following re-
port.04Fl 3flH!Gj1 ga ldlg, Sjl6aa
CoxxrrTE1 on D1.Ecr1ess AMP. QuA1u1cA1soks,
New Orleans, February 2a 1870. I
To the Honorable President and Members of
soiths Senate 81 svisos- y1slIc rsr'sI-.a Il
Gentlemen-Your, b Committee On
Elections and Qualifications have the
honortd uaport that, lup6n b careful ek-
animation of tho evidences submitted to
them in the case of ]. II. H. Camp. con-
testa4t, versus Edward Butler, together
with the evidencesbefore the House COM
mittee beasihg On the same case they
are'of the opinion that the case does
pot warrapt further investigation, and
would respectfully recommend that Ed
ward Buslet, tths present. sitting mem
ben beIcen6mAd, I'M his seat ST. joa
vol Ia ''no M.eH rwIrcHE1L :.
Chairman.
By unanimous consent the report of
the committee was taken up, and adopt
ed. ....,
Mr., Pinshbaek moved to reconsider
the vote by which the report was adopt
ed.
Mr.: Hppsaber pexsd to day. the
motion to reconsider sk dbeA table, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Lewis, from the Committee on
Corporato4s, 7 r{pottbd htofsbly; on
Senate bill No. 235 to be entitled an act
act to incorporate tho town Of Water
proof, in the parish Of rensass.. - ,n0 ~
BY unanimous consent the bill was
taken up
gsestioa fodt the the first Xt b SIiaak'y VAS
filed by inserting The 36tds "first Mon
day in June > the, second blank was
filled by Inserting tbs words 'ssuch
place as may be designated by the
lnaglistTste prsssidiy.i'iw yiin 81 y,sya
On motion of Mr. Whitney the
amendment was adopted, the. section
WIS then adopted as amended, ,-.,a
The bill was considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was further
'byAa four-6fths affirmative
vote, the bill read its third and last
time, and finally adopted with its title.
Mr.. SypSa, frOn The Committee on
Drainage. Lands and. Inland Navigation,
fayoEahlyr upon Senate bill No
321, TO be entitled an act making an ap-
preparation To close Kimball's bayou, in
Concordia parish. $50 y - - -
Laid over, .ie-1 ash JGss o0,s} sila-
Mr.. Anderson, from the Committee on,
Charitable Institutions, submitted the
folloA agf atfafS . khiikjs ~As, idrd1red
printed in the journal ,}if SlAq II
To the President and Members Of the Senate
Yoar COMMITTEES "a Charitable hstii-
tutions respectfully, sabmitxhe following
report on. the condition Of the asylum
for the insane at Jackson, Louisiana.
The location Of this important ,instita-
hon is 1epQtass 4 from the great routes of,
travel. This adds very greatly to the
expense Of building and ITO the cost Of
subsistence, while it prevents the Board
Of Administrator HON pf6cdh1s many
comforts for patients s.At that plsse' it
IS almost impossible to obtain . full sup
ply OF many articles needed for the
health of the inmates of anasylum whose
successful treatment depends greatly
upOn a -wholeaoyne- ryuyysr,nru ami vuv;aIf