New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-24
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.


On the motion of Mr.. Young, the furth
reading of the journal was dispensed wi,
and the same corrected and approved.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, February %, 1875
To the Honorable President and Members Of t
Senate:
Anumber of bills have been introduc,
into the Senate and House of Represent
tives, and some have already passed q
House. having in view the tightening of Il
financial burdens of the city of New @
leans. The necessity of legislative actit
for the relief of the city 10 90 urgent that
earnestly commend these measures to yo1
notice. / also beg to renew the recOI
mendation contained in my annual messal
that . committee be appointed to cOnsu
with the city authorities as to what furthl
measures of relief are required.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
Governor.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES
New Orleans February 70, 1875.
To the Honorable President and Members OF tn
Senate:
am directed by the House to ask tn
concurrence Of your honorable body il
House bill No. II, entitled an act to chang
the boundary Of the parish Of St. Bernard
Also to inform you that the following
named gentlemen have been appointed as
the impeachment Of Judge j. E. Trimble
of the Eleventh Judicial District, for higl
crimes and misdemeanOrs in Office; viz: o
=. Hunsaker, Of st. James, chairman; X. X
Ray, of East Felicisns; w. G. Lane, Of Eas
Baton Rouge; j. Ross Stewart, Of Tensas
and L. J. Souer, of Avoyelles, and that the
following named gentlemen have been ap
pointed committee to prepare particular
charges against Judge j. E. Trimble, of the
Eleventh Judicial District, for high crimes
and misdemeanOrs in Office. viz:
u. a. Hunsaker, of St. James, chairman;
II. r. Ray, of East Felicians; w. G. Lane,
OF East Baton Rouge: j. Ross Stewart. of
Tensas, and l.. j. Souer, of Avoyelles.
Very respectfully, ETC.,
JOHN w. ROXBOROUGH,
Assistant Clerk.
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
The committee of the House of Repre-.
eentatlyes appointed to appear before the
bar Of the Senate and impeach j. E. Trimble,
OF the Eleventh Judicial District of the
State OF Louisiana, Of high crimes and mis-
demeanOrs in Office ia at the door of the
Senate.
The committee was then admitted, and
submitted the following:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES
New Orleans February 70, 1875. I
10 the honorable President and Members Of the
In obedience to the order of the House of
Representatives we appear before you, and
IN the name of the House of Represents
yves and all the people of the State Of
Louisiana, we do impeach j. Z. Trimble,
Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District of
the State of Louisiana, of high crimes and
misdemeanOrs in office; and we further in
form the Senate that the House of ReDre.
HPnfaf1VQa wi in Ay1o
uiar articles of impeachment against him |
and make good the same, and in their |
names we demand that the Senate take |
order for the appearance Of said j. Z, |
Trimble to answer said impeachment.
OSCAR +. HUNSAKER, Chairman;
w. G. LANE,
J. ROSS STEWART.
HOUSE OF REpRRsENrAr1vxs |
New Orleans, February %. 1875. !
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
am directed by the House to ask the
concurrence of your honorable body in the
following House bills, viz:
House bill No Sc, an act to reduce the
expenses of public printing.
mouse Oil No 90. an act prescribing the
manner OF ascertaining the amount due the /,
louisiana L0vee Company from the State
On the first day of October, 1873, and to
for the funding Of said debt.
JOHN W. RoxBoRouGH,
Assistant Clerk. :
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Anderson, chairman of the Commit
ee on Judiciary, submitted the following
eport:
On Senate bill No. G.. to be entitled an -
ct to prohibit the lessees of the State Peni-
entiary from employing or permitting the f
Employment Of cOnvicts outside the walls of y
he State Penitentiary, and declaring PEN 7
tiles therefor, with the following amend. G
tents, viz In section one, line ten, strike O.
at the words 'as prescribed by law ONLY" ff
nd insert the words, ''if so sentenced
svOrably. :"
Lies over. Of
on a joint resolution, House bill No. ll2, g, .,
create committee of three members of
le Senate and four members of the House
Representatives to be appointed re- q,
'ectlvely by the President of the Senate =,
I'd the Speaker of the House, to INQUIRE =,
10 the pay, emoluments, fees, etc., of the ~
sr'ous public offices Of the State, with r,
'wer to send for persons, books and
'pers: to administer oaths; making appro.
Nations to pay the expenses of said 70,
mmlttee; said committee to report the ~,
suit OF their labor at the meet of
OF the next session of the Gen 80
81 Assembly, and such recommendations -
the necessary legislation to equalize and -
duce the pay, emoluments, fees, ETC.. of
various public Offices of the State. with
. view of saving the State and its cit. | inp
ms from the payment OF exorbtant and tn,
pensive charges and expense. Favor. OK,
", with the following amendments in the lee
e: In lines twelve and thirteen, strike out
words making appropriation to pay
expenses of said committee" In Sec spl
q two, strike out all of the section after Ho
word "form." all
lies over. tio
IN Senate bill No, II, entitled an act for AMI
relief of Wesley Chapel Methodist Epis-
al Church. Favorably.
ies over. on
IN Senate bill No. lOl, to be entitled an
relative to change of venue in criminal To
es. Favorably.
les over. L
n House bill No. As, to be entitled an 0V -
to pay the constable of the fifth Justice nav
be peace in criminal cases, a. per fee Ger
in Revised Statutes, 1870. Favorably. A
es over. As ton
, Senate bill No. Ill, to- Is certified a. WV.
Erecting the clerks d Ae p1eish courts
n sbout the State. Tho narieh of Orleans