New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30

,Sescribe the mode of making returns
1sseof; TO provide for the election of re-
Srning officers, and defining their powers
l4d duties; 60 prescribe the mode of enter
lag upon the rolls Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives, and TO enforce article
S03 81 the constitution
Respectfully,
J. HENRI BURCH,
Chairman.
fy che Committee on Judiciary:
On Senate bill No. SO, bill 10 be en-
etled an act to confer additional iurisdc-
t'A on tho parish courts, and 70 tx the
Germs OF said courts.
Upf&vorablv.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
Gaid over.
0n Senate bill No. a, bill 90 be emit
sled an act 20 amend the homestead law,
and the better TO protect the tillers OF the
soil and others in the fruits Of their toll.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
laid over.
Sa Senate bill No 60, bill 10 be entitled
GR act relative to contributions to be raised
by the Citizens Bank of Louisiana and the
Sesdie Of property or foreclosure OF STOCK
mortgages. Report favorably
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
Chairman.
Laid over.
BY the Com mittee on Claims:
GA Senate bill No. ~, a bill to be entitled
All act for the relief of w. B. Lyman, re
ports without action and asks It's reference
60 the judiciary Committee
E. BUTLER, Chairman.
Laid over.
Also, Senate bill No 80 a bill to be en-
fitted an act for the relief of the SemI-
Weekly LOtsiSidniGf, newspaper published
in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, re
ports favorable. and asks immediate pass
age. Z. BC!LbR, Chairman.
Laid over.
Senate bill No. "a, . bill 10 be entitled an
act for the relief Of Osborn Harris.
Report without action, and ask its reteg-
ence to the Committee on judiciary.
L. BUTLER, Chairman
. laid over.
Senate bill No s. a bill 20 be entitled an
act for the relief of Francis Noel.
Report favorably.
4. BUTLER, Chairman
Laid over.
Senate bill No. -, bill TO be entitled an
set for the relief of John Purdon.
Reported back without action. and ask
Its reference to the Committee on Metro
pslitsD Police. 4. BUlLER,
Chairman.
laid over.
Committee on Banks and Banking:
STR Sngraham, Chairman, reported favor
ably on Senate bill No. 60, an act relative
90 contributions to be raised by the Cit.
sens Bank Of Louisiana, and the resale OF
property purchased OF foreclosure Cs stock
mortgages.
SofICEs 40 g'GLs.
Sv Mr.. Blunt:
4 bill to be entitled an act 90 amend and
te-enact section seventeen, of the City CHAR
q. OF the sity OF Natchitochts.
INTRODUCTION og BILLS.
SIR. Harris introduced, by ua.himOus
consent, the following bill:
4 bill to be entitled an &C. 90 provide for
Che payment Of officers whose annual salaries
ere fixed by the constitution Of the State,
and creating a special fund to carry gu! the
provisions Of this ace.
she bill was read the first time.
Yhe constitutional rule was suspended by
a $our-ffths affirmative vote. and the bh
se.d y second time. and referred to the
Gommittee on Fissnce.
Mr. Anderson, by unanimous consent, in
Produced the followip. bill:
4 bill 10 be entitled an act Z" appoint
o. public ~eighes and a public gauge4 il
ant toy the city or parish of Orleans.
The rules wero suspended and The tiil
read e krss time.
yhe constitution AZ rule ~as .hea Gus
pended by four tifths affirmative vote, the
bill read a second time and referred to the
Committee or Commerce and Manul-c-
aUFe>.
REPORTS OF CoMMIITEEs LING oyEr.
Mr. ingraham called up reports of Co,n'
Mitte on Federal Relations on che follow
1Ds Senate joint resolutions:
Re. :.-Resolution requesting Che Pfesi-
dent aud Congress OF the United States :"
ges4ore Che use and property Of the Branch
Mint 20 the city of Kew Orleans, 70 be
G7cd as State House, and fog city puT-
poses.
Che resolution was considered sng.e.sed
sa.l ordered 20 third reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended by
SoG. tfshs affirmative vote, bill read third
zine ana finally passed with its title.
Also. report Of same committee On the
following Senate joint resolution Nc. ?.
.:.int resolution authorizing the Governor
to contract with the city Of New Orleans,
~ other authority, for the use as a State
!iouse Of che Branch Sin: in che c!:- 81
New Orleans, or part thereof.
The resolution was considered engrossed
aud ordered 20 third reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended by
fcu. G.ths affirmative vote. bill read third
si.n. and finally passed with .s- title
Bulls CALLED.
~. Harris called Senate bill No. 80 -
D. entitled AN scs for the seIie! o. 'h"
Ssa..- Weekly Lo.iSic.,ig.., = newspaper pub
h.hed in the si,y o: New Orleans.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris the bly, "as
.nsidereI sngrosssd.
The conditional sufe ~as susrsrdsd cy
sGs-:itths Affirmative vote. Gle bill read
:hiyd time, and VIE finally adopted!
Ssh is ti.ie.
Gsiis TAKEN CP rs EEGiLsE 0RSE%.
Senate Sii! Nc 50, 30 De entitle! an acs Ns
r.ayii. for the appropriation and ;neans W
Gccuirirg lands BY She United States fox
th. erection of lighthouses. Ggh'sse9c:s
Reuse. signai station, range lights. ~are-
houses and revenue stations.
~. motiop of Mr. Brewster ths bill! was
esssiicgei sngVessed, aud C.aese. "a g
ta;Sd sesding.
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