New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

large number of bills which have been
transmitted to me at intervals, varying
over period of eight months, are the fol-
lowing:
/. An act to correct certain errors in the
recording of privileges, mortgages, dona-
lions etc.
9. An act for the relief of w. B. Phillips. |
3. An act to repeal an act to alter and |
shorten part of the public road leading to |
Bayou Barataria
A. An act relating to the formation of the |
parish of Lincoln, and regulating indebted |
ness of several parishes out of which this |
parish is formed.
S. An act amending the corporation of |
Iberville. |
6. An act for the relief of S. D. Wight |
man.
Z. An act relative to appeals from AvOy-
Giles.
8. An act incorporating the town of
Simmsport, parish of Avoyelles
9. An act authorizing police jury of parish
of De Soto to collect special tax. II
10. An act funding the debt of Ascension
IL. An act providing for the floating debt
of Natchitoches.
II. An act funding the parish debt of
ConcOrdia.
10. An act amending the city charter of
New Orleans.
IA. An act incorporating townsville, in
| the parishes of Union and Lincoln.
Is. An act regulating parish taxes OF
Houma, parish of TerrebOnne.
16. An act establishing coal landing.
II. An act incorporating the Lafourche
Railroad Bridge Company.
10. An act authorizing the police jury Of
| the parish of AvOyelles TO issue bonds.
10. An act authorizing tax collectors to
receive part of taxes.
| 20. An act amending incorporation Of
| Vermilionville.
| 2l. An act incorporating the Amite,
| Eraa nsbur0 and Gilman railrOa6
%. An act authorizing attachments in
| quasi affairs.
%. An act bridge across Bayou Crosse
| Tate.
"a. An act to provide a more efficient col
lection of taxes in the city of New Orleans.
%. An act providing for the election of
recorder of Baton Rouge.
From such considerations as have been
able to give these bills l fail to see any
good object that would be served by their
becoming laws. 1, therefore, return them
to the House in which they originated with
my veto.
| WILLIAM PITT KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
Mr. Lane, of East Baton Rouge, offered
the following concurrent resolution, which
was read and ordered to be referred to the
standing Committee on Militia when it
shall be appointed:
Res0lred, That joint committee of five,
three from the House and two from the
Senate, be appointed by the respective pre-
siding officers to investigate the affairs of
the Office of the Adjutant General of Lou
lana, with power to send for persons and
papers, and report IN writing.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Notices were given that at some future
time the following bills would be intro
duced:
, By Mr.. Murrell, of Madison;
An act for the relief of taxpayers in the
' parish of Madison who were overlooked in
j, the year 1874, and for other purposes.
By Mr.. Drury, of Assumption:
An act reducing fees and emOluments o
tax collectors and assessors.
t An act setting apart as special fund 81
o much of the general fund as may be neces
| sary for the payment of the constitutional
officers and employees of the State and NAL
i ing their warrants receivable for all taxes
Also, an act authorizing the reba temen
9 of all penalties on taxes due the State 70
n the years 1868, 1862 1870, 1871, 1872 an
t 1873, and providing for the reception @
}: warrants in payment for back taxes of suel
!, years, and limiting the time of such rebate
+ ment of penalties and reception of sue
i. warrants.
/. BY Mr.. Jones, OF Point COupee:
An act for the relief of the overhowe
e people of Bayou Fordoche and PoiI
Coupee parish.
10 BY Mr. Hunssker, of st. James:
[. An act entitled an act to reOrganize tn
J. Metropolitan Police etc,
Also, an act to detach the parish of
James from the second school and congre
sional district, and to attach said parish
the third school and congr' So nnsl distric
By Mr.. Guichard, of St. I srn Ird:
An act to abolish State tax IS 'assOrs
! the parish of Orleans and for other pu
poses.
IT, By Mr.. Dickinson, ofSt.James:
An act entitled an act to reduce tie "a
lg of taxation for the city of New Orleans.
By Mr.. Snaer, of Iberia:
H. An act entitled an act to change the limi
w. of the parishes of St. Martin and iberia.
d, BY Mr.. Armstead, of West Fslicana:
u An act entitled an act to abolish the Off
q of division superintendents of public ed
IF. cation, and for other purposes.
X By Mr.. Ward, of Grant
" An act entitled an act to extend t
la limits of the parish of Grant
BY Mr.. PiersOn, of NatehitOches:
m. An act entitled an act repeating the az
he creating the parishes of Red River, Graz
il, Vernon, Richland, Webster, Cameron al
Lincoln.
. By Mr.. Tyler, of De Soto:
en- An act entitled an act to enlarge the c.
So poration of the town of Mansfield, in
parish of De Soto.
up. INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
,he Previous notice having been given, \
I roa. Sartain, of Carroll, introduced House
he No. 1. An act entitled an act to repeal I
on No. 81, abolishing private markets in
city of New Orleans passed at the sessi
ing of 1874, which was read.
IN Under a suspension of the constitution
rules it was read a second time, and order
Oh to be printed in the journal.
OF Its reference to the Committee on Hea
and Quarantine when appointed was a
ST. ordered,
ere An act entitled'an act to repeal act No
abolishing private markets IN the city
A. New Orleans, passed at the session
1874.
- SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Sen
the and House of Representatives OF the st
of Louisiana in General Assembly eonyen
Sih- That act No. 81, passed at the session
mes 1Q-A oho VuiVRfa markatS IN the {