New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
in the parish Of East Baton Rouge, State

Also, Senate bill No. 1871, entitled an act
donating to the parish of st. James the old
Nacherie road, situated in said parish, and
authorizing the police jury to sell the same.
Also, Senate bill No 275, entitled an act
to provide for the payment of the militia
or police force called out to suppress riots
or public disturbances, or to enforce the
laws, by the parishes in which services are
rendered, and the mode and manner OF
levying and collecting the taxes therefor.
and for suits against the parish.
Respectfully.
JAMES H. ISGRAHAM.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Detiege:
bill to be entitled an act 10 incorporate
the St. Louis and St. Angela benevolent
Association of New Orleans
ByiMr. Glaudin:
An act for the prevention Of the aduitera.
ton of food, drink and drugs, and creating
board of examiners for the same.
BY Mr.. Harris
A bill to be entitled an act TO repeal an
act entitled an act 70 authorize the lease of
the New canal, No. II of the acts of 1866: to
repeal an act entitled an act to authorize
the widening and enlargng of the New
canal and Basin, approved March Ii, 1867;
to annul certain contracts made under said
acts to authorize the Governor to appoint
managers for the New canal, and to create
a revenue for the State of louisiana
BY Mr.. Burch:
A bill to abolish hOggings and other ex.
treme punishments in the Louisiana State
| Penitentiary.
| Also, bill to better define the power and
duties of the board OF control Of the Lou
isiana State Penitentiaryo
Also. bill to create the office OF inspector
Of the louisiana State Pen!tentiary.
INTRODUCTION OK BILLS.
d! Mr.. Butler.
A bill! to 10 entitled an act 70 ;ncof?o.
rate the Longshoremen's Protective Union
| Benevolent Association of the city o: New
! Orleans and State of Louisiana.
The bill was read the first tins.
The constitutional rule was suspended By
a four ftths vote, the bill read che second
time and referred to the Committee On
Corporations and Pavochiai Affairs.
By Mr. Beldeno
AN act entitled IN &C: :o- iis RELIEF Of
Charles Burcho
The bill was read enc FRS. s41ne.
The constitutional rule wa. suspended BY
four fifths vote. the bill read the second
time and se!eSyed - til" Couaast.es Oh
Judiciary.
iMr. Brewster IN the Caa:r
BY Mr. Crawford:
An &C: to amend and :e-enaes al act en-
titled an act TO ii. The :erms OF district
courts IN the Thirteenth Judicial District,
approved March :. 1869.
The bill was read the fEs. time.
The constitutions! rule was suspended |
By four ffths vote. the bill read the
second time and Se..t red ~ the Com ittee +:
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Greene. by sfnaassflors consent. intro. !
duced the following: |
AN act eatitled an act 70 Incorporate the !
Alexandria. Midland and Camden Railroad |
Company. and to authorize ths parishes, |
cities and towns On or near the line Of said |
company's railway 81 al u Che Constyuc. !!
ton thereof.
The bil. was read the hrs: time.
The unconstitutional 5ul. wa. suspended |
by a four-tiiths vote. the I'LL gead the |
second time and referred TO til. Committee !
on Railroads and Intesna: improvements.
By Mr.. Anderson.
Senate bill No 3l2, an acs explanatory Of !
the fifteenth paragraph of the first section !
of act No Ia, approved March y. is::..
The bill was read the first time. I
The constitutional rule was suspended BY
a four-ffths vote. the bill read the second |
time, and referred - shs Conaolittss On Ju.
dietary.
BY Mr.. Anderson:
Also, Senate bill No. 81. an az: 20 repeal
all laws regulating conventional: interest.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-tifths vote. tho bill read the second
time and retcyred 30 tie C.m,..:::tse On .yud..
ciary.
GEsoLI:fONs
Mr.. Bu,ch offered tie following.
ResoIred. That a Joint SUD committee OF
the Senate and House committees on Edu.
ca ton be and are hereby instructed to pro. !
ed to investigate the affairs and condition !
of the Louisiana State University, located !
at Baton Rouge, and to examine the books I
and records thereof relating thereto, with |
pc wer to send for persons and papers. and I
rep ort to the General Assembly the result !
of their investigation by bill OF otherwise.
Lies over.
ACTION On RsVORIs o. COMMITTEES LING
OVER.
Mr.. In graham called the following:
Senate bill No. .44, an act to protec:
persons who can noe read Or write. |
The bill was read the SECOND time and
considered engrossed
The constitutional iuie was suspended
by Our-ifths vote, the bill read the third |
time. The bill finally passed. the title to
stand.
The President in the chair.e
BY unanimous consent the following was
aiken up:
House bill No 81. an act to iegalze GER /,
ain judicial and all other proceedings in
he parish of st. Martin, in township seven
and range eight east, and to authorize
,onti nuance OF proceedings therein by
courts and the authority of said parish.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
/ four ffths vote, the bill read the second .
ime, and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, and by unani.
nous consent the following was taken up:
Sen ate bill No. $50. an act to provide for
he greater security of the public in the
making and issue Of promissory notes Sc c