The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-23

= to provide for the descent OF communit,
property in certain cases. F'
. Lies over t'f .Hi ."''iis u -
Mr.. bowman, from the Committee on
Claims, reports favorably with amend.
ments upon Senate resolution to pay
Julius Socha and others for services as
witnesses in the contested election case O.
Sambola VS.. Campbell
Lies over.
Also, favorably on Senate resolution TO
pay Edward Henderson for services as
clerk of Committee on Public Education.
session Of 1870.
Lies over.
Mr. Pinchback, from the Committee on
Enrollments, reported the substitute for
Senate bill No. 40 (the apportionment
billy as having been duly enrolled.
NOTICES OF BILLS
BY Mr.. Sypher:
OF a bill to be entitled an act of incor-
poration of the town of Brashear, in the
parish of st. Nary, and to repeal an act
entitled an act to incorporate the town
OF Brashear, in the parish of st. Mary,
approved March 8 1860, and all acts
amendatory thereto.
BY Mr. Campbell: as
Of bill to be entitled an act to amend
and re-enact section one ~, two (2),
three (3), and five 81, of an act to inn
prove the sanitary condition of the city
of New Orleans, and to grant certain
privileges to the New Orleans Sanitary
and Fertilizing Company. '.-. reg..l
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. ii"''
The following bills were introduced by unan-
imous consent without previous notice:
BY MIR. Backman t-,.r n
A bill to be entitled an act changing the term
of Districts Courts in Bossier. Il
Passed its first reading.
Tho constitutional rule was then suspended
by four-ffths affirmative vote, the bill pu. on
its second reading, and considered engrossed for
third reading. .uf
The constitutional rule was further suspended
by a tour-ffths affirmative vote, the bill read its
third and last time, and finally adopted with its
title
BY Mr.. Hunsaker:
bill to be entitled an act relative to iur;es in
the parish of Orleans and to repeal sections 2l4S,
2l4e, 2150 PSI, 2152, 2l53, 2154 and GO of act
No. 96 OF the Laws OF Louisiana. approved March
Ii, 1870
Passed its first reading,
The constitutional rule was then suspended by /,
a four-ffths affirmative vote, the bill PIT on its
second reading, and referred 20 the Committee
or Judiciary.
By Mr. Hunsaker:
A bill to be entitled IN act to amend and rc-
enact sections Nos. 794. SO, Sc SO, 81, Sl2
Sl3, 49, $50, 500 ojl, S5S, 9IS. 9l9, go. o2l. /
927, 932, 943, 944, $50, 9G2 1910 and os47. o:
Act No. 96 Of the L .ws of L sara, a ,pr,.v.d !
March Ii, 1870 and to res u,.te the inrison-
melt o. persons convicted Of crimes.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then slspendo,, I
bya fcur-tiil,s affirmative vote, the bill put ON
its second reading ana referred to the CtInIn:ite.
on Judiciary. r.t .. 20
81 Mr., pincLback. g..
bill to be entitled an act to authorize the
Secretary of State to purchase two thousand
copies Of the Louisiana Magistrate and Officer
Guide
Passed It's first reading
The constitutional rule was suspended by a
four-ffths affirmative vote, the bill put on its
second reading, and r5eerred to the Committee
on Judiciary
By Mr.. Anderson:
A bill to be entitled an act for the relief of '
Thomas j. Colemy, late Assessor of the Parish
Of Rapides.
Passed its first reading. c
The constitutional rule was then suspended t
by four-ffths affirmative vote the bill put on
It's second reading, and referred to the Committee
IN Claims e
JOINT REVOLUTIONS
Mr.. Campbell called up a joint resolution >,
Congress in regard to the war in >;
Europe, and asking the protest Of the United
states government against its further con-
inuance.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspended al
" four-ffths affirmative vote, the bill put on 'e
Is second reading, and referred to the Commit III
ee on Federal Relations. = p
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS. ID, =.
By DIR, Sypher r4uu De- '-ir .5a. ~. i
To create, o joint special committee of two
rom the Senate and three from the House to be .,
nown as tie committee on the Delamarre patent in
or making sugar '' - p. Q,
Passed its first reading vNi aN -
The constitutional rulo- was then suspended NJ
y a four-fifths affirmative VOTE, the resolution
mt on its second reading and considered on