The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-23

necessary for the payment OF mileage
and per diem of members, salaries, and
per diem of employees, and contingent of
the General Assembly of the State OF
Louisiana.
Respectfully.
]. W. QUINN, Chairman.
COMMITTEE on ENROLMENT, J
New ORLEANS, February, 20, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House Of Representatives:
Your Committee on Enrolment have
the honor to report as correctly enrolled
the following bill:
House bill No. 200, an act to regulate
the location of slaghterhousouses, stock
landings and the inspection Of meat in
the city of New Orleans and the parishes
OF jefferson, Orleans and st. Bernard
and of the duty of the Attorney General,
the city Of New Orleans and the Board
of Metropolitan Police in cases concern
ing persons engaged in the business Of
preparing meats for market. 49,.
Respectfully,
J.W, QUINN, Chairman.
mir Faulkner, of Caldwell, in the
clair. s-L.
Mr.. Adolphe. of Orleans, called up
House bill No 60, an act to incorporate
the s.Francs Amis" Benevolent Associa-
ton of New Orleans, Louisiana.
The bill was considered engrossed, and
under suspension OF the constitutional
rule, placed on it's third reading and
final passage, its title adopted, and
ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
Mr.. Antoine, Orleans, called up Senate
bill No. 4, an act for the relief of norbert
F. Scopini and Francis Latin, and to
pay the damages due and assessed on
the tenth day of May, 1860 under the
provisions of an act of the Legislature
entitled can act to provide fer the
making of cutoff at Scopini's Point,
on Red river" approved on the fifteenth
March, 1850.
|. The constitutional rule being suspend
!, ed, the bill was placed on its third read
!, ing and final passage, its title adopted
D and notice of concurrence ordered to be
sent to the Senate.
: Mr.. Baber of Franklin, called w
s House bill No. 165, an act for thu
improvement of the navigation Of Bayou
LaCombc. ''' ~ -.
The bill being on it's third reading, i
was finally passed, its title adapted and
j.. ordered to be sent to the Senate fol
!. concurrence.
;, Mr.. Barker, of Lafourche, introduces
# House bill No, 1852, an act providing TO
the removal of distractions in Bayol
, Bleu, in the parish of Lafourche.
4 Under suspension Of the constitution
:, nal rule it was read second time.
The rule making it necessary to discus
tbs bill in the committee OF the wnol
" was dispensed with.
The bill was considered as engrosset
and, under suspension Of the constitu
tional rule, placed on its third readin
and final passage.
, Its title having been adopted, it wa
/ ordered to be sent to the Senate for col
H. currence.
Mr.. Barker, OF Lafourche, moved
reconsideration of the vote just takel
no and to lay that ON the table.
O. Carried.
It, Senate bill No. 26, On act to promo
er' the interest of commerce by establishir
u.s. the Louisiana Warehouse Company, an
ea' granting the bonds thereof, previou
re, referred to the committee of the Who'll
le' was withdrawn therefrom and considers
On, engrossed, on mot;oa of Mr.. Barrett,
~, Orleans. .....
1T, Mr.. Barrett moved that the constit
ION tional rule be suspended and the b
plsced on its third reading.
to, Carried.
he Mr.. Stamps, Of Jefferson, moved th
the bill be indefinitely postponed.
de Mr.. Barrett of Orleans, moved to
ID: that motion on the table, and being 81
| onded by Mr.. Stamps, called for the ye
} and nays, with the following result:
"' Yeas: Abel, Adolphe, Antoine, Barre
Barrow, Belot, Bentlv, Blunt. Bowen. Brow
R1,cha,,a Rnckinrhnra Carr DaYinsburC. Den