New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

1aOeQ loan taXe5, was consiuercu enRCOsseO,
constitutional rules suspended, passed third
reading, finally passed. title adopted, and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. MontaIdo, Of Orleans, moved to re-
consider the vote by which the bill finally
passed, and moved to lay that motion on
the table.
Carried.
NJ. Davidson. OF Livingston. chairman Of
the judiciary Committee, reported on the
following bills:
House bill No. .56. entitled on act to re.
district the Seventh Judicia: D:str!c: OF the
State of Louisiana.
Reported favorably.
On motion the bill was read and consd'
cred engrossed, constitutional! rules sus.
ended, passed its third reading, finally
passed, title adopted. and ordered sent to
the Senate for concurrence.
Also, House bill No. 1873, substitute for
House bill No. 1873, entitled an act to pro-
hbibit the carrying of deadly weapons
within one mile Of any public gathering
court of justice, voting place or political
meeting, and for other purposes.
endared for third reading
House bill No. 1873 reads as follows:
An act entitled an act to prohibit the car
rying of deadly weapons within one mile
OF any public gathering, court OF justice,
voting place or political meeting, and tor
other purposes.
SgcrIoS |. Be it enacted by the Senate
aud House Of Representatives of the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
Tuat from and after the passage of this act
any person who shall carry about his per-
son, either concealed or uncOncealed, any
pistol, revolver, shotgun, rifle, dirk. dagger,
bowie knife, Or any other deadly weapon,
at or within one mile of any social or relig-
ious gathering, any court of justice. any
voting place or political meeting, or other
public gathering of any notice whatever, in
this State. shall be guilty of misdemeanor
and shall, upon convection thereof, suffer
imprisonment at hard labor no: more than
twelve or less than one month, or pay tine
of not less than one hundred or more than
five hundred dollars, Or both, at the discre
ton of the court provided that for each
ofepse committed by the same person after
the first conviction against the provisions
OF this act, such person shall suffer lmpris-
Onment as provided, and such tine as
herein provided in addition or not. at the
discretion of the court
SEC. 9 Be it further enacted, etc. That
it shall be the duty of any peace officer OF
this State, on seeing or being informed that
any person present at any social or re!ig-
ious gathering; any court of justice: any
voting place, political meeting or other pub.
lie gathering: or within one mile thereof.
has about his person, either concealed or
Unconcsaed, any pistol. revolver. shot gun.
rifle. dirk, dagger, bowie knife, or other
deadly weapon, 10 take such deadly weapon
from such person, on the spot; to arrest
et-,I,y ,,,I aim, INN OF Y
before the nearest committing magistrate
. to be dealt with according to law.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc.. Ihat
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage. and that all laws and parts OF
laws inconsistent. wit. this act are hereby
repealed.
Also reported or House bill No. 33i. en-.
titled All ac: authorizing Henry 7. Buck.
halter to aiop. lis son. Henry S. Buck
halter.
Which passed its severa! readings under
suspension OF the constitutional rule.
finally passed. title adopted and ordered
sen. TO the Senate for concurrence.
Also. Ho;,se bill No. :..SS. entitled an act
authorizing the police iur:es of the several
parishes il. this State to pass laws and reg.
uiations foc the employment Of persons
sentenced to imprisonment in the parish
:a:. o.. the public works Of thei. respective
parishes.
Reported ta~o:abiv. ordered printed in
:'e iou,aa! ant: ca.euiared :or third read.
Az.
House o.: Nc. :'S reads as follows:
An ac: authorizing the police jur:es o! The
several parishes in this State {" pass such
laws and regulations rs they deem proper
60. the employment: OF persons sentenced
20 Imprisonment. in the parish jail. on the
,Gb!c works of their respective parishes.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the State
q. Louisiana in General Assembly Convened.
That after the passage OF this act the police
iur!es OF the several parishes OF this State
are authorized to pass such laws and Tegu.
iations as they may think proper for the
employment and services on the pubic
roads. bridges and other public works in
taei: respective parishes. Of any persons
who on conviction of any crimes. oHenses
o. misdemeanors, have been or may here.
a.te. be sentenced to imprisonment IL the
.a:i-i. jail in their respective parishes.
SEC. :. Be il further enacted. etc. That
til. ac. saa.. take etfec: from and after ats
passage.
Also. House bill No. 80. entitled ar ac:
e. eafc.se article ten o: the constitution
:.ni to authorize INDECENT persons to prose.
,... sat. in the courts of this State with.
C.t previously paying or giving security to
pay costs. and to increase the costs OF
clerks. sheritts and witnesses in suits prose.
Gated u..ie. this act. and secure the pay
:nent o: the same by privilege on the judg.
3Ient rendered ii such cases.
Reported tavorably. and under suspen.
sion OF the constitutional rifles passed its
several readings, finally passed. title
adopted. and ordered sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
Also. House bill Nc. .Si. entitled an &C:
relative to certain errors IN the recording ot
privileges. mortgages, donations, marriage
contracts. and Judgments, and the effect
thereof.
Reported :avorably, and under suspen.
sion Of the constitutional rules passed its
several readings, finally passed, title
adopted and ordered sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
Also. House bill No 293. entitled an act
70 provide for tie greater security of cou.
20. bonds issued by Ike State of Louisiana.
:hs c.ty Of New Orleans. and by other cor.
'cra..ons. political and private. in this
:j..a. AZ: which bond, are payable to
bearer.
-Rep5rt.i f.yorabiy. and under s:spen.
500. o. :ac constitutional. rules passed its
several readings. an.il. passed. tile adopt.