New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

| All the amendments were rejected eXcep
the following:
: In line ten, after the word "road," inser
"outslde OF any city or town corporation
limits, and twenty feet inside any city o
town limits"
Which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Heating, of Caddo
the bill was considered engrossed, an,
passed third reading under suspension o
constitutional rules, and finally passed
title adopted, and ordered sent to the Senate
for concurrence
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr. Stewart, of Tensas offered the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolred, That the Committee on Tn
finished Business is hereby directed te
furnish to this House, on Monday next a
tabular statement showing the number and
title OF all bills in thei: possession.
Which was adopted
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following gentlemen gave notice,
that on some future day, they would H.
troduce the following bills:
| BY Mr.. Thomson. Of Orleans:
An act to incorporate the Benevolent Aid
, Society Of New Orleans.
By Mr.. Boatner, of Union:
An act to prohibit the Auditor of Public
Accounts from receiving any fees, emolu-
ments, or salary otherwise than such as is
allowed by the constitution of the State.
| By Mr.. Williams, OF East Baton Rouge:
An act to prevent the sale or delivery of
cotton at night.
Also, an act for the relief the Female Or
phan Asylum Of the city of Baton Rouge
! Also, an act or the relief Martin Lowrey
| And also, an act to have the records of
| titles in the Spanish language in the record
| er's office Of Baton Rouge translated into
| English.
By Mr.. Baker OF Bossier:
An act entitled an act to enforce article
ten of the constitution of the State of Lou.
isiana.
By Mr.. Washington, of Concordia:
An act to repeal an act TO amend an act
entitled an act to incorporate the Crescent
City Gaslight Company, approved April
20, 1870, and to fix with precision the time
when said company shall 60 into operation,
and to authorize it to issue mortgage bonds,
to change the time for the election of direc-
tors, and limit the price to be charged for
gas, approved July 10, 1873
By Mr.. Benham, of Carroll:
An act to amend the contract between
the State and the Louisiana Levee Com
pany so as to provide for the payment of
the two commissioners of persons and the
commissioners of engineers out Of the levee
construction and repair fund
By Mr.. Lawes, of East Feiciana:
An act to fix the terms of court Of the
Fifth Judicial District.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
According to previous notice. the follow.
ing bills were introduced and passed their
first and second readings, under suspension
OF the constitutional rules, and referred to
their appropriate committees
By Mr.. SewelI of Orleans:
House bill No. pa, entitled an act author.
izing John Frederick Braun and Anna
Maria Richter to adopt Lisetta Margaretta
Niemann as their legitimate child.
Also, House bill No. 225, entitled an act to
authorize John Frederick Braun and Anna
Maria Richter This wife) to change the
name of their adopted child, Lisetta Mar.
garetta Siemanp, to Lisetta Marguerite
Braun.
Both bills referred to the Judiciary Com.
mittee.
BY Mr.. Heating. Of Caddo:
House bill No. 226. entitled an act for the |
relief Of delinquent taxpayers Of the parish
of Caddo.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Sartain. of Carroll:
House bill No. 227, entitled an act to |
release J. A. Buckner from State and parish
taxes on certain tract of land known as
the Wavsrly plantation, situated in the par
ish OF Carroll. which is subject to overflow
Oh account of the levees being down in said
parish, and to authorize the tax collector of
said parish to erase from the assessment
roll. the assessed value Of the aforesaid
property.
Referred 10 the Committee on Ways and
Means.
BY Mr.. Raby. Of Natchitoches:
AAoiASO oilA A~o. 80, CHOielSu aiAl VIC |
elief of Louis Duplix.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Grant. of Morehouse:
House bill! No. .29. entitled an act TO pre-.
cTibc book. to be kept by recorders. in
Which certain orders shall be inscribed. and |
or the protection of recorders.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
To- l. |
o prescribe book, TO be kept by recorders,
Z which 20 record all inventories and pro.
ceilings Of family meetings.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee. j
BY Mr.. Davis. of st. Helena:
House bill! No. 23f. entitled an act to in. I
orporate the Cooperative Association of
t Helena.
Referred to the Committee on Corpora. t
ons.
By Mr.. Dereziu, OF Orleans:
House bill No. 232, entitled an act to pro-
ide for the more efficient collection of {
lxes and licences of the city of New Or
ans. and for the execution Of judgments t
II the same.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee, and a
rdered printed.
By Mr.. Ward, of Grant:
House bill No 233, entitled an act for the T
lief of the widows of Grant parish whose Q
nsbands were murdered on the thirteenth
Az of April by armed conspirators against t
le legal government of the State. a
Referred to the Committee on Claims. f
it'll papers.
By Mr.. Keys, of Terrebonne: