New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

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grand and petty iuries of the parish o,
| Jefferson jurisdiction of all persons impli
| Gated IN said murders, whatever may be
| the parish of their domicil, provided change
! OF venue is applied for in these cases on be-
halt OF the State in the parish of Red River
| and granted by the court.
Reported back to the Senate without ac-
ton for the reason Of the limited time before
| adjournment of the Legislature, which pre-
clUdes the possibility of your committee
giving this bill that attention which its
Importance requires.
Respectfully submitted
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
Mr. Twitcheli, chairman Of the Committee
on Corporations and parochial Affairs, sub.
nitted the following report:
COMMITTEE on CORPORATIONS PARoCH,aL APPAII,.
New Orleans, March /, 1875.
To the Honorable President and Members of the
senate:
Your Committee on Corporations and
Parochial Affairs beg leave to report favor
ably on the following bills, viz:
House bill No. -, to be entitled an act 10
incorporate the FirstRegularBaptist Church
OF the town of Gretna, parish of Jefferson,
Louisiana.
House bill No. So, to be entitled an act
to incorporate the town of Bastrop in the
parish OF Morehouse, and to repeal an act
entltled an act to incorporate the town
OF BastrOp in the parish of Morehouse,
approved on the twenty-fourth day of Feb
ruary, 1892, and all acts amendatory
thereto.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ. II. TWICHELL.
Chairman.
Mr.. Brewster, from the Committee on
Education. submitted the following report
OF said committee:
CoMmIrTRs ON EprCArIoS,
New Orleans, March /, 1873.
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
Your Committee on Education beg leave
to report. without action, on Senate bill No.
93, to be entitled an act to fix the price of
the public State lands, to authorize the
register of the State land Office to sell the
or school sections, and to provide
a way for the settlement by the State of
lands enormously sold.
Respectfully submitted,
o. II. BREWSTER. Chairman
Lies over
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Greene introduced the following Sem
ite bill No. l59, to be entitled an act for
he relief Of the Charity Hospital of the city
# New Orleans; providing for the incorpora-
ion of the Crescent City and Charity Hos
'ital Lottery Company. and for other puc-
oses. !
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended By !
four -fitths vote, the bill read the second |
me and referred to the Committee on Cor |
Orati Ons and parOcbial Affairs
Mr.. Chadbourn introduced the folIoging
lint resolution:
Be it resolved By the Senate and House |
4 Representatives of the State of Louis
ina, in General Assembly convened, That
ne chairman of the Committee to Audit |
nd Supervise the Expenses of the Senate |
e authorized to pay C. s. Randall $40 for |
srvices as clerk on Senate Committee on
ublic Lands and Levels for the regular
essiOns 1879.
Read the first time.
Mr.. Detiege introduced Senate bill, No.
b, an act relative to all licensed public
aces OF resort within the State, and con-
rring on the police courts of the parish
Orleans, and on parish judges outside
the parish OF Orleans, the power to en-
rec the same, ard providing penalties for
70 violation of this act.
The bill vas read the first time
The constitutional rule was st pended by
four-tfths vote, and tie bill read the sec.
ID time.
Mr.. Detiege moved that the bill be en-
Ossed.
MIR. Brewster moved to commit the bill.
Mr.. Detiege moved to table the motion to
mint.
Tabled.
Mr.. Blunt moved to adopt the following
len dment to the bill, to come in after the {
I'D parish, in the first section of the bill,
words ''school fund"
Mr.. Whitney moved that the bill be made
} spe cial order for Wednesday next, and i
It it be printed b
ir. Burch moved to lay on the table the j
ton to make the bill special order for
and be printed.
'abled.
he question then REQUIRED OF the motion
Mr.. Blunt b
lr. Cage moved to fable the amendment ii
Mr.. Blunt. C
he Senate refused to table, l.
lr. Whitney offered the following, to be p;
rted after the word parish: Il
or the benefit Of the parish schoo! fund,
be paid to the treasurer thereof, who |
u give his receipt therefor.
dopted.
r. Whitney submitted the following
Edment: >,
res ted by the police officers of the
sh of Orleans, and by the sheriff or
tab les Of the other parishes Of the State, 81
1 d ue warrant issued as now REQUIRED w
aw.
motion Of Mr.. Blunt the amendment ",
tabled.
:. Detiege moved to engross the bill CT
ordered St'
: Detiege moved to suspend the con-
tional rule
@ constitutional rule was suspended by -
r-ffths vote.
70 Senators called for the yeas and
as follows: JUG
as-Alexander, Anderson. Blackburn, ''O
TX, Blunt, Brewster, Burch, Cage,
iOA, DoticSc, NIctuc. harper. helEo,
Try, Mascot. Pollard, Weber, Whitney. S
g-I9.
hadbourn-l. 10
sent-Allain, Dumont, Eustis, George. ent
Grover, Herwig, Kelly. Ogden, Rob lea1
n, Stamps, Steven, Sypher, TwitcheIl, c;t,
rton, White-l6. o",
bill was read the third time and an''
= passed, and the title adopted. 30
Detiege moved TO reconsider, and M
4 to table the motion. olli
oled. NJ
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.