New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14

Which was adopted.
Mr.. Greene, of jackson, offered tie ft
lowing resolution:
Resolved by the Senate and House
Representatives in General Assembly co
vened, That all matters pertaining to an
educational institution supported in who
or in part by the State shall be hereafter r
ferred to the Committees on Education
the Senate and House Of Representative
| and that those committees shall cOnsidt
the official reports of and take special co,
nizance Of the University of Louisiana, I'll
Louisiana State University, the Louisian
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, an
the Louisiana Institution for the Blind. an
make from time to time, by bill or othe
wise, such report as they may jointly or Sc,
orally deem proper.
Lies over under the rules.
Mr.. Kern. of jefferson, offered the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolred That the chairman OF the Con
mittee on Contingent Expenses be and
is hereby authorized to issue to James Rile
his certificate as clerk to Chief Clerk TO
the regular session of 1874 to be paid out @
the contingent fund of the House of Repre-
sentatives, and the Speaker is hereby d
rected to sign the same.
| Which was adopted.
Mr.. Decker. Of Orleans. offered the FOL
| lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, The Committee on Corpora
tons having neglected to make report las
Monday on House bills Nos. 10 and IL, al
instructed by the House on the fourth in
slant; therefore be it
ResOleed, That the committee be instruct
ed to report without fail on Saturday at one
o'clock.
Which was adopted.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The foil owing gentlemen gave notice that
on some future day they would introduce
the following bills:
by Mr.. Demas, Of st. John the Baptist:
A bill repeating all laws authorizing in
any manner whatsoever, the establishment
of fficial journals in all the parishes ex.
cept in the parish where the seat of the
State government is located, and requiring
that the official State journal shall be To-
Gated, printed and published at the seat of
the State government; also providing the
manner in which said State journal shall
be selected and appointed.
by Mr.. Lawes, of East Feliciana:
An act entitled an act to repeal an act to
reorganize the Bureau of Immigration, and
for measures to develop the resources and
increa se the population and wealth OF the
State Of Louisiana.
BY Mr.. King, of Orleans:
An act 70 incorporate the Agricultural
College Of Louisiana ard the Mechanical
College Of Louisiana, designating them as
benefciaries protected by the State, in &C.
with &C: Of Congress of july 9.
1862.
Also. an act to amend section 1851 of the
Revised Statutes.
By Mr.. Gair. % East Feliciana:
An act 20 amend section eleven o: &C: No.
70, approved March l6, 1870.
Also. on act to amend section two O. act
70. 50, approved November 20, 1877.
By Mr.. Snaer, OF Iberia:
An &C: Tor the relief Of tho taxpayers of
IBERIA.
Also. an act allowing the parish Of iberia
o issue bonds, and for other purposes.
BY Mr. Devezin, Of Orleans:
An act to protec: the health OF the rest.
ents Of the city Of New Orleans, and % |
rovide for the appointment OF an inspector
+ fowls and eggs.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
According to previous notice. the follow.
lg bills were introduced and passed their
rst and second readings under SUSPENSION
the constitutional rules. and referred to
leir appropriate committees:
by Mr.. kirkman, of Calcasieu:
House bill No. 27s entitled an act for the
lie OF sixteen sections Of school lands and
II the sale Of swamp lands, and re pesline
ctions Of act No. lO4 Of 1871, and proyid.
g Tor repayment Of lands enormously
I'D.
Referred 20 the Committee on Lands and
Bvees.
By Mr.. johnson, of Avoyelles:
House bill No. 279, entitled an &C. re'a.
Ve to appeals to the Supreme Cour. from
9 paris n of Avoyelles.
BY Mr.. Greene. of jackson: II
House bill No. $50, entitled an act 20 in.
rporate the Bayou Sabine Commercial,
and Improvement Conpa. ,
=, to provide for the organization thereof,
ID for other purposes.
Referred to the Committee on Commerce .
d Manufactures.
By Mr.. Souer. of Avoyelles:
House bill No. 2SI, entitled an &C. 20 g
lend and re-enact act No. 176. approved
lrch II. 1859. entitled an act relative to
tain liabilities of all incorporated com. =
Mes in the State of louisiana receiving a
ney Oh deposi; or declaring dividends Oh o
,fts. q
ieterre! 70 the Judiciary Committee.
'y Mr.. Montaldo. Of Orleans:
louise bill! No. 2S2. entitled an &C: 20 e
horize the consolidation of business or :,
nutactnring corporations or companies. S
referred to the Committee on Corpora. r.
rs.
y Mr. Devezin, of Orleans: a
louise bill No. 2S3, entitled an ac. 70 requ-
the citation Of delinquent taxpayers in
city OF New Orleans. Vi
eferred to the judiciary Committee. b.
y Mr.. Bickhan, of Washington: CT
ouse bill No. 2S4, entitled an act 70 To- ii
certain persons residing on the parish al
dividing the parishes of Tangipahoa
Washington; to fix their domicile in the oI
lsh OF Washington, and prescribing the
lner in which it shall be done.
efe fred to the Judiciary Committee. Ii,
Mr.. Estilette. OF ST. Landry: ia
II
1vilege to physicians and druggists for on
crops Of farmers and Iaborers for an
aces and medicine furnished by :hem TO Is
farmers and laborers.
eterred 10 the Judiciary Committee. and r.