New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

1 the OucltiA lOuruaI lOl tAC Auh W. 49, ". Wv
| wears, from and after date of the said pro
/ clamaliou, in which shall be published al
! legal notices and judicial and parOchlsl al
| yertis. 1uruts Of every kind and form what
J eoever; and any notice, advertisement, or
! dipance or official proceedings not SO pup
| Eshed shall be null and void, and utterly
! without legal effect in all courts OF law
SEC 2 Be it further enacted, etc, 3ha'
all Job printing, of every description ioi
| any police jury, town or city COUNCIL taA
| COLLECTOR, sheriff, recorder. clerk or any
. other officer whatever of the pa rish, or OF
! auy nIuniripal corporation within the par
! i.h, or State Stfieial acting for the par
. ish such as assistant registrar OF voters
shall be done by the publisher 81 such ON
; ciai journal. The ra es for all such Joh
| printing prescribed within this section shall
| be the same as those allowed TO the STATE
| Printer for lob work done Tor the State:
! SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, etc. Ina!
for III judicial, parOchial and municipal
| proceedings and advertisements printed III
| the parish official journals in obedience 10
| the provisions of this act, one dollar per
! square for each end every insertion snail
! be paid 4 square shall consist of the space
! Of ten lines solid minOn. The standard oi
! measurement shall be minion type or IFS
! p0Uva! mt. the same as now used by the
| official journal of the State. Payment IN
| the official journal from the officer ordering
| any legal adv ertisemcnt after the first III
| sertlOn OF the same, and before the second
| insertion. Such officer shall include such
| sum so paid by him for legal printing IN his
bill Of COST, which printing bill shall be
paid in full before any other costs are
settled or divided pro rata.
SIC. Z. Be it further enacted. etc. That
the official proceedings OF all police JuIles,
Il
boards within any PARISH, shall he printed
i'll the official journal thereof and paid Tor
at the rate above provided.
SEC :. Be it further enacted. etc, That
in addition to the parishes in which 1t Is
published, an official Journal Of any parish
may also be designated as the official our.
nal OF not more Than four adjoining par.
isht s.
See. {. Bs it further enacted, etc. That
the proclamation of the Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor and Speaker of the House, or
a majority of them, designating any news
paper as the official journal OF any parish
with = copy of this act. shall be constantly
printed in such newspaper. without eX-
pense to the State, for the information and
guidance of all parties concerned; and the
said proclamation thus published shall be
legal and binding notification to all sheritis,
clerks, recorders, presidents of police jul
ries, mayors and town councilmen, and all
other officials and parties concerned, OF the
existence and authority OF said official
journal.
SEC Z Be it further enacted, etc, That
und4r the provisions Of this act it shall not
be legal TO contract for the publication of
the laws of the State, or the otficia! pro-
ceeGlngs of either house of the General
Assembly, in any parish official journal, or
in any journal other than the official jour
nal Of the State; but such parish official
Journals shall publish all pr"clamations of
the Governor of general character, and
all election notices concerning the parish
or parishes for which it is appointed, by
whatsoever Official said notices may be
issued, and shall be paid the regular rates
by the State for proclamations of a general
character, and by the parishes for all no
tees concerning them specially
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, etc, That
al acts and parts of acts inconsistent or III
conflict with this act, or with any provision
thereof. are hereby repealed so far as the
same may apply to parish official journals,
and that this act shall take effect and be Ill
force from and after it's passage.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
According 10 previous notice, Mr.. Sourr.
Of Avpyelles. introduced House bill No. 222,
entitled An act making an appropriation
for the erection Of breakwater to protect
the town If Alexandris, in tho parish of
Rapides.
Passed frrs and second readings. under
suspension Of the constitutional sules. and
cslenda AIRED for third reading.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr.. Al
lain. OF West Baton Rouge, introd uced the
following resolution. which was adopted:
ReS0tred, That the chairman of the Conn
mttee OF Contingent Expenses of this
House be authorized TO warrant to the
chairman Of the committee on the condnct
of the late election, city railroads, and com.
mIttee Tor the examination of the accounts
of tax collectors, for So to pay for the
room rent of said committees. and 50 per
day for their messenger
Mr.. DeMas. of St. John Baptist, offered
the following resolution:
Reso!red That the Speaker appoint 4
committee of FIVE, TO whom shall be referred
all Senate bills which are now and shall
hereafter be on the calendar
Lies over un+er the rules.
BILLS PROM THE SENATE.
Senate bill No. :. entitled an act relative
TO the fees and emOluments Of the Auditor
OF Public .Accounta, and to repeal section
three OF act No. 81 of 1872. and for other
purposes.
Passed frat ana second readings under
suspension Of constitutional rules.
On motion Of Mr. Murrell. If Madison.
further orsideratiou OF the hill was post.
poned until Tomorrow.
Senate bill No. 1872, entitled an act TO
enforce the paymen: OF taxes due the State;
providing fer tine seizure and sale Of thu
property OF delinqueu: taxpayers, and
regulating the proceedings against their
property and tenants.
Passed FIRST and SECOND readings under
suspension OF constitutional rules.
NJ. Mon:aldo. OF Orleans. moved to print
the bill ia the journal.
i,st.
Mr. Wani-. Of Tang'pahoa. moved 70
consider the bin section by section.
Carried.
The first section was read.
Mr. Wands. of TaDgipahoa. moved the
adoption of the first section.
Nix Hill. of Ouachita. moved to amend
by striking out "ten" and inserting thirty
Lost.
Mr.. Allain. Of West Baton Rouge. moved
to strike out ten" and insert twenty five"
Lost.
MIR. Mathews. Of Tensas. in the chair
On the adoption of the first section of the
bill the yeas and nays were demanded by
Messrs. Gair. of East Feliciana. and Kern.
Of jefferson. resulting as follows:
Teas--Anain, Bowman. Bryant. BOYD.
Be nhum. Blackstone. Barrow, Carey, Cousin.
Demas. Davidson, r. K. Davis, Decker,