New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19
THE STATE HOUSE.

ct.ltstfl - 49, ''sN ''L' -
occas!oneG hy the expulsion oi ce:.a!: Ser-
a:.:s who a:t p.T:.ciI'a;.r9 n Il. proceed
.ngs Of s body swing .-s.h Legislature
and holding - meetings il cd,. fe.!0vs'
Hall: Octave Rev. :rclI :Ae second ..istril':
T. H. Ch.d!,crrne. .iEtL district. Georg.
E. Bovee, seven.b district: {. E. Merrill,
f,u..e.r:h district: ; II Crawford. seyeu-
teenth district.
Senator 3 .rch ...!el - lie :es0:u.!ocs
transmitted 20 tie Sena:e The day bei>.e
ty Lieuterap. Governor Antoine. purpor;-
irc TO have been passed - h. O3t: Fellows
Hall assembly Oh Saturday ,as'. The SEC
rotary vas instructed !" read :neia for the
information Of Senators. Nothing further
was done in The premises.
Senator Blackburn. tr.'.n .he Committee
on Printing. reported :&roIablv on :Se
futsti.ute 20 an at establishing parish
journals :Lrou.hou: III. >ta,e. and 70 pro
vide for the State and ia:.-L printing q i..
done q each parish.
Senator Alexander iIcu :le Conm;;tee
Gu Federal Relations, reported !s.v,-4b,y or
The bill authorizing he wjdeIiu, II Cane
river.
senator Harris introduced hi'! prcyii-
lag :tr an Assistant Attorney General. and
Gong away with sr'ciAi s"unSt'. /. was
read twice and ,.!.:::d 20 Tie Judiciary
Committee.
Senator Anderson introduced a ti.i ..gr-
iating proceedings Il >"n:estan.s for Office
etc Read twice and referred 20 the JUDI
ciaIy Committee. The same gentleman ir-
troduced . bill 20 reIea, the az: relative t.
carving concealed weaY0n-.
II was read twice ana referred :, :Ie
Judiciary Committee.
Senator Barber introduced b;i 70 IN.
force the ciyi! rights OF al citizens. /; was
read twice and referred 20 the Judiciary
CaM Mmittee.
Senator Alexander introduced a i'll 20
enhance :be value Of warrants issued Cor
tie mileage and per diem of members.
Read twice and referred 20 the finance
Committee.
Senator Bureh introduced I'll 70 amend
the act for tho relief oi the University Of
Louisiana. Read twice and Ie:erTed 20
the Committee on Education.
senator Brewster introduced :. Joint reso-
luton requt stlng Congress 10 hold the cot
ION tax az q loan ior each ct the States a:
A rate OK interes, cot to exceed I've per
Cent per anpUm.
>ena.e bill No. :: an ";e f1irc 'he sal
arr o. lie judge OF the SrneTio: D.srio:
Coa:t for lie parish of Orleans. and for
o-LeT purposes, finally passed IL. Senate.
House bill No. Il. joi.: resolution icr
tie relief of Thomas Wc0,iwaIL, Robert L.
Smith and G. n. Prudhonme, CITIZENS OF
Red River parish, Louisiana. was :!kon up
and finally passed.
After which the Senate adjourned unt!l
today at twelve O'Clock u.
Soon after the House had been called 20
order yesterday, message was received
from tue Senate :nfoImin, the House tha.
the Senate had corcurred in the following
bill. viz: House bill No. GI-with amend
ments-an act to provide additional regula-
tOns for the board of school directors for
the city Of New Orleans: to provide a pec-
LHdutIiL IcNCHuS lpl hdiu hCUbO4S, 10 DIt"
vent litigation against the school fund.- TO
fund the schOO: debt: 70 regulate the en-
plOyment OF teachers. and TO direct the
Council Of the city Of New Orleans 20 levy
echoed tax and perform other dnties in
connection with public schools. The amend
ments to tLis bin were coucurrei in by tie
House, aud the Governors signature vii!
make il law.
House bill No. ii6. an ac; amending an
act relative TO the Louisiana Levee Com
raDy, came up a- the special order Of the
day. On motion of Mr. MOntaldo. of Or
leans. III. bill was cot sd"rt ! ergrossed and
made the special order OF tie day for next
Wednesday to-day; Immediately after the
reading OF the journal.
House oil! M. ljS. substitute for House
bill No. l27. an act making an appropria.
tioa If the snm rf :270. .UC0. or 90 much
thereof as may be necessary :og the p&y-
menc OF the mileage and per diem Of the
members. officers and enploves OF the Gen
-lal Assembly and the contingent expenses
thereof: establishing {. :atio at which :hc
warrants shall be disbu.se. and tie manner
Of discussing The same. This bil. is a new
one. reported By the Committee on Contin.
gent Expenses. The original bill bad been
made the special order OF the dav for yes-
'erday ITUo Uosday'. when. on the TecommeU-
da.ion of tie Committee o1 Contingent Ex.
penses. The snbsti.ut. w.- taken up. CON
sidered ard finally passed.
NJ. Murrell, o! ia alison. introduced :.
bill t. prevent the violation Of the Sabbath. |
/. lies over under tn rules.
House bill No. )" next came uI,. az act |
providing for The expedit.ny Improvement !
and better administration of crl rlminal and |
civil justice in all of the ii-trc: courts of |
the parish of O.leans, by IT,: reduction Of |
al! SITS and fees therein sccrUng 10 all the
officers thereof, and providing a fixed salary |
for AZ such officers. and the manner Of the
Thereof 20 ;heln and tLeir depu-
ties: ard GiT'ct:ng the payment .: al ccsts
and fees into the treasury OF the city cf
New Orleans; and requiring additional
bonds and securities from all SUCH officers
having charge Of the public ,no,.eys Of said
:ouT:-; aad imposing c.i;ain duties up0n
he jrdg-s thereof and th. Attorney Gen
.ral OF -" State. and p.":ding for lis
"mre:.s.ti"n therefor; and presiding tor
ne government: and maiuteua:,4 Of the
'IFleh Prison, AID for ether purposes.
On motion "i Ir. G.ir. OF East fel!,.ana,
his bill VAS made the special order of the
las tsr next Friday at two o'clock. and It
Saa ordered to be printed IN the journal
House bill No. Is. an ac: fer the relief Of
: .i.iam b. Phillips, was reached oaco more.
nd il finally passed the Hoase.