New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

Laid over.
Mr.. Brewster, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Public Education. submitted the
following report:
Committee oS PUBLIC ED"cA-IoS,
February !, 1913.
TO the Honorable PresIen: and Member. OF the
senate.
Your committee 20 whom was referred
Senate bill No. g. entitled an act TO lncOG-
porate the New Orleans University. beg
leave to report that they have had the same
under consideration. and recommend Its
O. H. BREWSTER. Chairman;
WILLIAM HARPER.
j. HENRI BURCH.
GEORGE Y. KELSO.
ALLEN GREENE.
Mr.. Blackburn, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Printing. submitted the following re-
port:
The Committee on Printing. 20 whom was
referred Senate bill No. 3, entitled an act
10 provide for the appointment of State
Printer, and to designate parish official
journals and for other purposes. beg leave
respectfully to report tavOrably by -ubs.l-
.ute. the following bill. viz:
An act providing for the establishment OF
parish official journals throughout the STATE.
defining the character and description O1
work they shall be entitled 20 perform. and
fixing the price thereof.
Respectfully submitted,
W.JASPER BLACKBURN.
Chairman.
Mr.. Burch. chairman OF the Committee
on ENDORSEMENT ard Enrolment. submitted
the following reports:
COMMITTEE oy ESRoLLME>r,.
February IL, l6''
10 :he Honorable President and Members OF the
Seuate
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
70 report as having been duly engroosed the
following blk
Senate bill No. Sc. entitled an act de-
claring the effect of pardOns, and requiring
officers of the State to recognize all persons
who may have been pardOued as restored 10
all civil and political rights, privileges and
immunities, and providing penalties tor the
violation OF this act.
Respectfully,
j. HENRI BURCH, Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON EMBODIMENT,
February I3. 1873
To the Honorable Presiien: and Members Of the
Senate:
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
TO report duly ep2rossed the following
Senate bills:
Senate bill No. IS, Al act giving author
itv to Judges of the district courts 20 try at
chambers rules upon defaulting tax collec-
tors and their sureties, and fixing the du-
ties OF the district judges relative to the
same.
Also. Senate bill No. -, On act 20 ;ncor-
p0"ate the city of Kenner, in The parish OF
Jefferson. left bank of the Mississippi river.
State OF Louisiana. and provide Tor tAe
government of the same.
J. HENRI BURCH.
Chairman.
Mr. Alexander. chairman Of the Com
mittee on Federal Relations. submitted the
following report:
Senate joint resolution No. II. relative 20
improvement OF Cane river. parish q!
NatehiIOches. Reported favorab1v.
JAMES L. ALEXANDER.
Cla.r:Uan:
CURTIS POLLARD.
". W. WHARTON.
Lies over.
NOTICE OF BILL.
By Mr.. Butler:
A bill to be entitled an act 20 repeal al
act entitled an act to change the name OF
Thomas Lewis Holloway 70 Thomas Lewis
Holloway Beiden. approved Ap... -. 1872
Lies over.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. Anderson. according to previous
notice. introduced me following bill. 20 be
entitled an act to repeal section % OF the
Revised Statutes OF Louisiana. relative 10
carrying dangerous weapons concealed on
the person: providing penalties 10: The same:
-. ! afa .:a..u-,
sheritf,. constables. magistrates. and for
their punishment IN case of failure - COM
ply with Its provisions.
The bill was read the fra. time.
The constitutional rule was suspended
the bill. read second time and re.e::eG
to the Committee or Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Anderson:
4 bill to be entitled an act to amend and
re-enact section three Of an act entitled an
act to regulate proceedings in CONVERSATIONS
between persons claiming juiic:li Office.
approved January -. 1879.
The bill was read first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended,
the bill read u second time and referred 20
the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Harris. by unanimous consent. intro
duced the following bill. entitled an &C: for
bidding the employment of special counsel,
creating the office OF Assist ant Attorney
General. providing for the appointment OF
such officer. IiXin- his compensation and
regulating his duties. and imposing certain
duties upon the d.>..c; attorneys and dis
tIict at toIneEa pro temPore.
The bill read first time.
The constitutional rui. was su,Dcn,iel.
the bill read the second time and Cc.e..ed
20 the Committee or judiciary.
NJ: Barber, by unanimous consent. intro
duced the following bill:
An act 10 prOtec: the ciyi, lights Of cit
zcns. declaring certain torte!tures for acts
in ierogation OF such rights. and directing
70 tina: end: making certain
acts in violation OF civil rights misde-
meanor. and declarin. the 2un:shIen:
therefor.
The bill was read :he fi:s: tine.
The cons ti:utional rule vas suspended. The
bill read the second time. and referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Alexander:
4 bill 70 be entitled Al act 20 enhance the
value OF the warrants issued by the Auditor
of Public Accounts in payment OF the mile
age and per diem OF the members OF the
General Assembly and the officers and en-
ployes thereof, for the extra session held
and begun December .. 1872. and for the
regular session held and begun January 9,
1873
The bill! wa. read the frat time, the con |
.titutiona! rule was suspended and the bill |
read second time. and referred to the |