New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-24
Which was received and adopted.

" ulCu was IoCclNcu duOpIcue
And substitute for House bill No. 2Sf. en-.
titled House bill No. 1856, an act to repeal
the act Of March 8. 1869. creating the Co III.
mission OF Immigration. together with
proper police regulations for the govern
ment. supervision and protection Of immi.
to save the State harmless from the impor ia
ton from foreign countries of such person 8
as are apt to become charge to the State,
and to increase the revenue Of the Charity
Hospital. passed its first and second readings
under suspension of the constitutional rules,
and calendared for third reading.
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. Raby,
of Natchitoches, called up House bill No.
245. entitled an act to establish poorhouse
in the parish of Natchitoches. and to pro.
vide for the support OF the same.
Passed third reading, and finally passed.
title adopted and ordered sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
Mr.. Demas. Of st. John the Baptist
chairman Committee on Corporations. sub
| mitted the following report:
COMMITTEE ON CoRpoRArross,
New Orleans. February %, 1874
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Corporations having
had under consideration Senate bill No. 334 !,
entitled an act to incorporate the Long
shoremen's Protective Union Benevolent
Association Of the city of New Orleans,
State OF Louisiana, beg leave to report
tavorably thereon. and recommend its pass
age.
Also, favorably on House bill No. 1903, en-
| titled an act to locate and lay out and con-
struct public road from the Mississippi
river to the Brusle. in the parish OF Ascen-
| sion.
Respectfully,
HENRY DEMAS, Chairman.
| Which was received and adopted.
! And Senate bill No. 1884, entitled an act to
incorporate the Longshoremens Protective
| Union Benevolent Association, of the city
OF New Orleans and State of Louisiana,
passed its third reading under suspen sion
of the constitutional rules, and finally
| passed, title adopted, and notice of same
ordered sent to the Senate.
The same committee reported on House
bill No. 303, entitled an an to locate, lay out
and construct public board from the Mis-
sissippi river to the Brusle. IN the parish of
Ascension.
Reported favorably. and the bin was
considered engrossed and passed its third
reading under suspension Of the cons THU
! tional rules. and finally passed, title
| adopted, and ordered sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Barrow, of Orleans,
| House bill No. 90. entitled an act for the
relief of Eirenir, a newspaper published
| in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana, was
made the special order for tomorrow, i'm
mediately after the reading of the journal.
On motion of Mr.. Young, of Concordia,
| House bill No. 2Gj. substitute for House bill
No. 49,. was ordered printed in the journal,
as follows:
An ac. to equaiize tho rank Of privilege for
rent and supplies furnished, and accord.
ing right o! privilege to the !urnisheg OF
supplies.
SEcrlcN ]. BE il enacted BY the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
! Of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That from and after the passage of this act,
parties furnishing supplies and provisions
! tor the working or cultivation OF any farm
! or lands in this State. or for the support OF
| families engaged in such cultivation shall
! have right OF pledge and privilege similar
to that now accorded TO the lessor, upon all
| the movables and property situated on the
farm. plantation or lands so cultivated, etc.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc. That
the right Of pledge and privilege herein ac-
| corded shall be equal in rank to that now
allowed by law to the lessor. under the laws
OF this State, and that in case of a conflict
or contest between the said privileges, each
shall be entitled to equal pro rata OF the
funds realized.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, etc, That
all articles of the Civil Code, Code of Prac-
tice. or any statute contrary to the provis
ions Of this act, are hereby repealed, so far
only as they are in conflict herewith and
that this act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage,
Mr.. Devices, Of Red River, moved tina,
the Chief Clerk of the House be directed te
! notify the Senate that the House still ad
heres to ;ts amendments to the appropria
ton bill.
| Carried
On motion Of Mr.. Stewart, of Tensas
the House adjourned until tomorrow a
eleven O'CLOCK w1L11A4v1eERs,
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