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


Fl Thirteenth DAYS Sessisa.
- SExArs CHA,sBKR,
Monday, january l6, 1871.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
n Present: Hon. o, J. Dunn. Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate;
Messrs. Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Black
man, Bowman, Butler, Campbell, Coupland.
Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwis, Hum
saker, Ingraham, Z" Jenks Kelso, Lewis.
Lynch, McAfillen, holland, O'Hara, Pierce.
Pinchback, Reagan, Ray, Smith, Swords,
Todd, Twitchell Whitney, Wilcox 1872.
Prayer by the Rel III: Burch:
Reading Of the minutes Of the previous
days prooeedingl dispensed with.
No corrections. IL, ,.aii.',l r.i ifril
In accordance with previous resolutions,
the President appointed the following COM
mittees: Il n ...I: i.i.i.
!, Comnsiaee on Brisery-Ray, Hanis, In
graham, Coupland and Blackman.
C0mmfsse on Bovd ~ PMNic Works
Lewis. Roy, Herwig, Pinchback and Futch.
''1"i PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. Ray: ~,
A petition from the Directors Of St. Vim.
cents Home for destitute Boys, praying for
an appropriation. Referred to the Com
mittee on Charitable Institutions.
RRPoRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Wilcox. from the Committee ON APP
poftionment, submitted report which was
-rderedpripted. d'Aaa'1 4f ..f
NOTICES OF Bills. n
| BY Mr. Smith: 1i . i'''''" i,'' -'''
OF a bin to be entitled an act TO limit and
confine the powers of the Board of Health
of the city of New Orleans to strictly sani-
tary purposes. .4
BY Mr. Kelso:
OF bill to be. entitled m act to improve
the navigation Of Red River and protect the
town Of Alexandria from inundation.
| By ,M. O'Hara: .ace,-. rt ~
| OF q hill to he entitled-an act to repeal an
| set entitled IAN net to create the Office Of
public sdministratorxT gi
! By Nh. jerks: h'~e- nv
A bill to be entitled an oct for the re.
lief Of c. G. Hale.
| Also, bill to be entitled an act for the
relief of J. B. Sterling
Also, bill entitled ON act for the re.
lief of j. EdmonstOn.
Also, bill entitled an net to provide
for the protection Of the town Of Bayou
Sara, and making an appropriation there.
for. ,,-.,...
IL rnopUcrIoN OF BILLS ACCORDING TO PRE-
| v1OUs NOTICE
/ By MI. Gullup:
A bill to be entitled an act relative to the
Louisiana Magistrates and Coustables' Man
ual .r.,,s-
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspend
ed by four-ffths affirmative vote, the bii
put ON its second reading, ind referred Il
the Committee ON Judiciary,
Il By Mr.. Noland:
I A hin 10 be entitled nm act for the relief o
Ernest Gallery, late assessor Of the parish o
Iberville, which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspend
ed by four-flfths affirmative vote. the bil
nut on its second reading, and referred t
. the Committee ON Claims
INTRODUCTION or BILLS BY UNANIMOUS CON
SENT WITHOUT PREVIOUS NOTICE
. By the Committee ON Apportionment:
A hill to he entitled IN act TO apportiol
D the state into Senatorial Districts, and TO fl
the number OF Representatives ~ lie electct
| from said parish and Representative Dist
r;cts in the State, and designating In wha
districts Senators are to be elected, wher
; there has been change in the SENATOR'S
O. Districts, and repeating an other laws ON til
, ,ubiect, which passed its first reading. !, 4
4 The constitutional rule was then suspend
i "a bv a four-fftbs affirmative vote, the In
q mt on its second reading, and two hundre
!. and atty copies Of the bill ordered printes
4 x,;ti, the report from the Committee ON Al
+ Iportionment.
By Mr.. Ingraham:
oil A hin 70 he entitled ON act TO author,
d priyute markets, stores or stands IN the ci'
J, of New Orleans for the sale Of meats, gam
q poultry, vegetables. fruit and fresh isl
v which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspen'
Cd ly four-ffths affirmative vote. the b
' nut ON its second reading. and, ON motto
Or of Mr. Todd. referred TO . select commits
n Of Ave to he appointed by the President
d By Mr.. Lewis: "a - af1. :,
n Hill 70 be entitled IN act n. yegulaee q
" pnctise of pharmacy, and preventing
70 persons from dispensing melecines Sa'o 4
3 not grndutes in pharmacy, which passed