The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-26
examine witne sses under oath, and to re
port by bill or otherwise.

port by bill or otherwise.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Notices were given that at some future
time the following entitled bills would bt
introduced:
By MIR. Ringgold /:
An act to amend an act entitled an act
te regulate the oyster fisheries on the
bays and coasts of the State of Loui
siana. M su s.n
BY Mr.. Otto:
An act to provide for building q
levee for the protection of the city o.
New Orleans, .I1
By Mr.. Garstkamp: p
An act to establish the Louisiana Char.
table As ;ociation, for the benefit of the
public Schools of the State of Louisiana
and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. III Lott, of Rapides:
An act making appropriations for the
rebuilding of the college buildings of the
Louisiana State University, near Alex
andria.
By Mr. Kenner:
An act authorizing the assessment and
collection of special tax of $4,000, to
build courthouse and Jail fer the parish
Of Grant,
By Mr.. Devices;
An act to fix the number of police ju-
rors for and in the several parishes of
the State, and to provide for their elect
ion and their appointment until the next
general election.
By Mr.. Kenner:
An net relative to the observation of
the So >ba;h in the city of New Oiloans.
BY Mr.. Faulkner:
An act to incorporate the Louisiana
State Lcvee Company; to fix its capital
stock; to define its powers and duties,
and responsibilities; providing means for
enforcing its obligations; providing a
revenue for the company, as cOmpensa-
ton for its services; or granting State
aid to said company, by the issue Of
State bonds, and providing for tho re-
tirement of the same.
Mr.. Ullinan, of Orleans, gives no.
ticc that he will, at some future day,
an act relative to public educa-
Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell, gives no.
tice that, at some future day, he intends
to introduce joint resolution, authoriz-
ing the appointment OF a joint commit-
to }, to be appointed by the President OF
he Senate and Speaker Of the House of
liel resentatives, for the purpose o: St.
Getting suitable site for State Capitol,
Jfansion and other State
BY Mr.. Cochran, of Lafayette:
An act relative to Justices of the
Peace in the parishes of Lafayette and
st. Martin. ..tI
By Mr.. Buchanan, of Orleans, right
,ank:
A bill for the object and purpose of
king the rates of city taxation in
he Fifth District of the city of New
orleans.
BY Mr.. Lynch, of Iberville:
An act entitled au act for the relief of !
widow Florentine Landry, Of the parh b |
4 Iberville. .af. .
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were placed on
heir first reading, and under a suspen-
ion of the constitutional rule, were read
second time and referred to the follow
ng committees.
House bill No. 95, m act granting
7ard or district boards of public school
irectors to levy tax Of one mill upon
ne dollar upon all taxable property in
leir wards or school districts where no
ITS of land have been purchased or
established for the benefit
{ public schools. nfl'.
Referred to Committee on Education.
House bill No. 96, an act entitled IN
ct for the relief of the Metropolitan Po-
ce in the town of CarrolltOn.
Referred to the Special Committee on
Metropolitan Police.
House bill No. SO, an act for the re-
Of of c. H. Morrison, of the parish Of
uachita.
Referred to the Committee ON Claims.