New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
EEGIrf.AR SESSION
OF The
SHIRu GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TEE
@sTATIE OF LOUISIANA.


New Orleans. January %, 1873.
Ahe Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
end was called to order by Hon. c. G. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor of the State
and President of the Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Mcssrs Alexander, Barber, Butler Blunt
Brewster, Bnrch, Greene, Harris, z. F. Her
wig, +. +. Herwig, Harper, kelso, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher, Twitchell,
Weber, Wharton-l9.
The President OF the Senate announced a
quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The reading of the minutes of esteslDy's
proceedings was dispensed with, and the
President announced that the journal stood
approved, after the same had been cor
rected.
MESSAGE sK0M TIE HoUsE.
Rouse OF REPRESENTATIVE. b
Chief CLERKS s'ff.p,
January %, q813.
% tho r,..saas President md m.n.'n,s uf the
eS!AatS:
2 Yia .lilrcicti NY the Iiouss E" ass the
concurrence of ycur honorable tssly iI
she following bills. viz:
House bill No. ~. AN act ." amend ans!
V.-rnacs scci,on %: OF the Revised Statutes
nj the State Of Louisiana. and to prevent
che carrying of unconccal weapons ia ccy-
Gain eases
gIouse bill No g.. an set for the relief o!
Thomas Woodward. Robert II. Smith and
g.. n. Prudhomn". citizens ~, Red River
parish, State oG Louisiana. and t"r "'hs-
purposes.
House bill ~" 81. an act 2" HS fhs time
,sf hnl.!E. court III the Fifth .tu'!icia!
District.
MSnsF bill SO. -. an asS 60 FIX Che GOIn-
scnsafion nf certain effects OF S!Ie General
Sssfmbiy fog the extra session thereof. leo
gun December - 1872. and aHshOr;zin. ;he
aayre.nt thereof, and tUr other purposes.
SlsO, 20 inform yaUr honorable body that
the House has concurr&d III Senate bill NO.
b, an act to amend sections seven, eight
snd seventy of an act entitled ''an act T."
regulate the conduct and maintain the free
dom and purity of elections, to prescribe
Che mode of making returns thereof, t. pro
eide for the election of returning officers
and defining their powers and duties, to
prescribe the mode of entering upon the
rolls of the Senate and House OF Repre-
@enta lives, and to enforce article a03 of tine
constitution.
NeSy respectfully.
JOHN w. ROXBOROUGH,
Assistant Clerk.
RESORTS OK CoaMITTEES.
GoMWIrrRE on ENRoLI~Esr,(
January 2s, 1873.
90 the Honorable President and Members of tn.
Senate:
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
60 report as having been duly enrolled
Senate bill No 50, an act 70 amend sections
seven, eight and seventy of an act entitled
Fan act to regulate the conduct and main
tain the freedom and purity of elections: to
prescribe the mode of making returns
thereof; to provide for the election of re-
turning officers, and defining their powers
and duties; to prescribe the mode OF enter
ing upon the rolls of the Senate and House
of Representatives, and to enforce article
BOB of the constitution
Respectfully,
J. HENRI BURCH,
ChairmSD.
aIy the Committee on Judiciary:
On Senate bill No. So, bill to be en-
diitled an act to confer additional iurisdic
SiCn on the parish courts, and to liz the
Germs of said courts.
Unfavorably.
THOMAS 6. ANDERSON.
GhairmaS
laid over.
On Senate bill 10. "a, % bill 30 be emit
tIed an act to amend the homestead law,
and The better to protect the tillers of the
soil and others in the fruits of their toll.
Reported fivorablv.
THOMAS G. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
Laid over.
On Senate hill 40. 90. % bill to be entitled
an act relative to contributions TO be raised
by the Citizens Bank of Louisiana and the
resale of property or foreclosure of stock
mortgages. Report favorably.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
Laid over.
BY the Committee On Claims:
On Senate bill No. SO, a bill to be entitled
an act for the relief of W. b. Hyman. re
ports without action and asks its reference
20 the Judiciary Committee.
+. BUTLER, Chairman
laid over.
Also, Senate bill No. 80 bill to be Ell
titled an act for the reliet of the Sem
Weekly Louisa MAN, newspaper publlsht
in the city of New Orle ans, Louisiana, lie
ports favorable, and asks immediate pas s.
age. Z. BUTLER. Chairman.
Laid oyeg.