The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24
hELLOGG'S CROWD.
Hmm. Wing

number d ladies', with their escorts, all Q
whom seemed to enjoy the proceedings.
After prayer, which was as impressive a
usual
The r5mmiuee on enrolment confessed
that i LA worked hard enough to enrol
several Lili5
Cain S4rta,n underworld to get III rcsolu
zion providing Tor the rec onsideration OF the
case " VIM. Ward, bat he was ruled olt Of
order 6v tEe clair.
Several committees reported fayorabIy on
bills which they had lad under consi lera-
ton.
The COMMITTEE on Judiciary submitted a
minority ana majority report on the blli re-
pc..nG the act relative TO the unlicensed sale
Of lottery TICKETS and conicrins power on
III. police coait5 to suppress the same. lhe
majority report recommended the passage Of
the bill and tho minority report the rejection.
The minority report was adopted.
pjrr,0u moved Il reconsideration and spoke
~ favor q tle motion and the passage OF the
bill IL tnoaght the right to vend lottery
tickets ahond be open to every man
Devices moved to table tho motion TO re
consider The motion prevailed
The Committee on Judiciary also reported on
III Jiti W AittilNl1l Iii'otf'' ~
and Terrebonne from the Fifteenth to
the Second judicial District by substitute,
Transferring the parish Of AsSnnp tlon also in
the Fifteenth Judicial District to the Fourth.
The bin aboshes the Fifteenth Judicial
District, ana at the same time legslates
Judge Taylor + sat'ie ont Of Office.
Ross stewart opposed it. He was opposed
to lcgISlatIng Democrats ont OF office or legis-
iatlng Republicans into Office
aViGpn tIoDpbt IL was Il III measure a
reform measure. II ab0liShcs an unnecessary
Office, and saves the salary of that office TO the
State
Wright, al Terrebonnc, wanted the support
of the members, because II was "A Republican
measure Tho Judge Of the district had not
acted As the party would have had him, there
fore he shon!a be abolished.
Ray was opposed TO the bill. lie did not
propose to abolish a district, because it was
Democratic district and had Democratic
Judge.
Drury said that the bill took from the Judge |
of the district His jurisdiction, bnt did not re-
lieve him Of his Office or bis salary.
motion to consider the bill engrossed |
prevailed A motion to suspend the rules to
place tie bill on its third reading failed and |
che bin went over.
Tee Committee on Judiciary also reported
E.voNLly ona bill to provide a remedy for er-
eeceoUs assessment OF property
The bill! was ordered printed and made the
special order Of the day for tomorrow.
A joint resolution providing for the removal
Ssou Office Of Paul Dry, Recorder Of the parish
SfSs Martin, was intro iuced and was referred
te the aelegato from the parish.
resolution providing that Chas Montalao,
contestant Of The Third Ward, be Immediately
sworn IN rs Il member, was offered.
A motion TO suspend the rules to consider
it was offset by motion to adjourn, which
motion on a cal OF the yeas and nays was lost
although there was no quorum present
After wait of about half an hour quorum
was announced present.
A message WAS received, announcing that
the Stlta-iIousc purchase bill had been con
CURED in.
motion 10 adjourn prevailed
Antoine. Wing
met at noon.
The Judiciary Committee reported GA JOINT
resolution for the appointment of IL commit
tee to investigate the objects Of the White
League untayorably, and tavorably on bin
prohibiting the employment Of convicts out
side the wallis 0; tho State pcnitentiary
There were reports on bills that had been
under consideration fcom several other com
mitteeS.
The act repeating the act making Mardi- (,
Gras dies apa WAS called up under sus- ,
pension OF the rules, and was finally !
sloptcd. I,
bill to incorporate the Now Orleans Live
Stock and Slaughter house Company was in ;
roduced by Anderson, and referred to the :
Committee ON Interpretations
The State-llOuSe Purchase bill was called =
ay and discussion gone into.
During debate the committee appointed to !
cretor charges against Judge. Trimble for :
yslly reported that charges had been pre- =
tsrred, and that in due time articles Of I'M +
peachment would be submitted. and asked
that he be remanded before the bar to :
answer The report was received =
Discussion was resumed, and after spirited !,
Interchange 4 opinions, the bill passed by i,
soto OF II yeas to nays, and after some \
was finally adopted
The bl! prohibiting the employment OF ,
convicts outside OF the walls of the pcniten- :,
tiary was called UP and passed. !
The bill providing the manner of ascer- :,
tanning the debt due the Levoe Company to x
October LIST, 1913 and providing for the fund :,
ing of the debt was called up. read twice and y
referred "
Brewster called up the Joint resolution APP y"
propriatjrg six thousand dollars to pay the i,
specials Serge tnt-at-Arms al
The resolution was amended so as to take ~
IN extra porters, and the amount appropriated i,
was increased to eight thousand dollars. a
Thus amended the resolution passed. The =,
meeting thea adjourned
A theater-goer Of much eAperiencC, abiding "
to the habit ladies have of wearing their hats =
At places OF amusement, goes into an analysis =
Of exactly what majority of the fair sex a. =,
wear upon their heads. He says there is ~ - :!
The natural hair; ~ the dead hair the use of =
which ultimately kills natural hair: CD hat, y
with high crown, shaped very much like 81
The mems tll mass of flowers. 90 an arti- :,
icial insect. pri or beast, sometimes unnatu- -
al; 80 amateur pompon; t0 three or u
Cnr feathers, the ends of which are left 10 ~
wave in each passing breeze or to culver with VI
motion OF the gentle heart which beats be- q
leath them. ~
For Shreveport, Grand Eeorc and all wav ",
lniingS, tie magnificent passenger packet tn