New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

GENTLEMEN-l anu instructed by the
Committee on Claims to report favorably
OIL House bill! No. i43. an act for the rcli,t
Of tie Police jury OF the parish of ,leticy-
scr, right bank.
JOHN GARSTKAMP, Chairman.
House bills Nos % and :2.3'. reported favor
ably upon. were referred to the committee
Of the whole.
senate bill No. u was also referred to the
committee of the whole.
House bill No. 24 passed its second read
ing and was considered as ener"ssed
The constitutional rule being suspended.
the bill was placed upon its third reading
and final passage. it, title adopted, and it
was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
The report of the committee on House
bill No. III was rejected. and the bill passed
It's second reading and was considered as
engrossed
The constitutional rule was suspended.
and the bill was placed upon its third read.
ne and final passage, its title adopted, and
! /. was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
Concurrence.
/ The House disagreed with the report of
he committee On House bill No. 22o, and it
vas referred to the committee of the whole
or consideration.
House bill No. $50 was recommitted to
he Committee on Claims.
The report Of the committee relative to
10 Claims of Patrick JOurdan and Forstal
DeLassue were CONQUERED in, and their
1rtLer consideration was indefinitely post
/ Nned.
The House rejected the report of the com
n.;see on House bill No 81, and the bill
tbs referred to the committee OF the whole
1r consideration.
1 iThe.Speaker resumed the char.
! House bill No. l45, also reported by the
/ Omnittee. passed its second reading.
The r.:le by which the bill was compelled
D be considered in committee of the whole
Eas suspended, and the bill was considered
! eIg,ossed.
TIE constitutional rule being suspended,
he bill was placed upon its third reading
nd final passage. its title adopted, and it
sas ordered to be sent to the Senate for
1 mcurrence.
| Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell, in the chair
| The Committee on Judiciary, through its
Chairman. submitted the following report,
Ehich was read and received:
COMMITTEE on JrDICIARY.(
New Orleans, February II, l8.l.. :
| % the Honorable Speaker aud Members OF the
House OF Representatives:
/ GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on .Ju-
| iciary beg leave to report upon the follow
/ lg bills, TO wit:
/ House bill No 195 an act for the relief of
lie trustees of the New Orleans Methodist
depository, and to exempt their property
lUm taxation. introduced by Thomas Ong,
fS:. Bernard; favorably. and recommend
| ia passage.
House bill No. o25. an act relative to
1ies in the parish of Caddo introduced by
c. Moncure. of Caddo; tavorably, and
Mommend its passage.
House bill No. "a. an act dispensing with
lvertising in the French language in the
larsh of Natchitoches. introduced by Mr.
Blunt; tavorably, and recommend its pass
House bill No. 81. an act submit
Ing an act to regulate and pre-
-rve the public peace, and to prohibit
aawful and lewd conduct at places Of
nuSement in the State Of Louisiana. and |
rother purposes, introduced by Mr.. Souer.
tAvoycllcs: lmfavOrably, and recommend |
ytrejectiOn.
House bill No 46, an act to amenl and |
enact section one of an act entitled an act |
Native to advertisements, No. 81 Of the |
Its of the regular session of 1870. and pro-
ding for parochial. judicial and other ad
'rtising required to he made in the several
prshes in this State in which there is no
| oncial journal: introduced by Mr.. Faux
ln, of Caldwell: unfavOrably, and recon-
lend its rejection.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
/ HARRY II. STEVENS,
Chairman Committee on judiciary.
House bill No l95, returned by the COM
Iatee, was considered as engrOssed.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
De bill was placed upon its third reading
I'D final passage, its title adopted, and i.
W ordered to be sent to the Senate for
occurrence.
House bill No. 225 was considered as en-
PISSED.
Under suspension Of the constitutional
the bill was placed upon its third read
sand final passage, its title adopted, and
'sas ordered to be sent to the Senate for
aeurrence.
The House rejected the favorable report
The committee on House bill No "a, by a
ag vote Of 26 yeas to 36 nays
NE House disagreed with the report Of
smittee on House bill No. 81, and the bill
referred to the committee of the whole
reconsideration.
ne report of the committee on House
1sNo. 4t was agreed to, and further CON
Fation OF the bill was indefinitely post
@d
he Committee on Judiciary submitted
Following additional report, which was
aand received:
COMMITTEE on JUpICIaRy} |
H. New Orleans, February T. 1871. : |
4ae Honorable Speaker and Members of the
souse OF Representatives:
our Committee on Judiciary beg leave
Torably report on the following bills,
recommend their passage:
ssuse bill No. r. an act to provide com
1tlon for counsel for accused persons,
srtain cases, in the parishes Of st. Ber-
IN Plaquenines and Jefferson, intro |
by Thomas Ong, of St Bernard
snse bill No III, an act fixing the
Tcl. OF the New Orleans, Baton Rouge
''ErfksburS railroad, etc, introduced by
4 Sulkner, of Caldwell
4 s s;e Dill No. 100, an act authorizing and
ng concurrent Jurisdictions and powers
4 sJusuices OF the peace of Baton Rouge,
Z h.; I n o'her purposes, introduced by J.
A. nurch, Of East Baton Rouge.
Aiose Dill NO. 3l an act transferring
WHeping OF the Workhouse of the city CT
M sSprleans to the Criminal Sheriff of the
ber " af COlieans, introduced by 4. N. j.
OfIelnc