New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

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poned until tomorrow on motion or MI
Hill, of Ascension:
COMMITTEE ON Public HKALrH AND QgARANrl W.,
New Orleans February 49, 1874.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members oh tn
House OF Representatives,
Your COMMITTEES on Public Health apl
Quarantine to whom was referred Hbus,
bill No. ], an act to repeal an act entitled
act No. 81, to abolish private markets il
the city of New Orleans, passed at the SEES
sion Of 1874, beg leave to submit the follow
ing report, that after consulting the B bard
OF Health as tc the prOpriety of closing the
private markets if obnoxious to the public
health, have come to the conclusion that
the public health is not endangered thereby,
and respectfully recommend that the bill
No. do pass.
F. X. WRIGHT,
! Chairman;
A. E. MILLION,
| G.. H. HILL.
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND QUADRANT !
| New Orleans. February 10. 1876
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives.:
The undersigned members of your Com
mittee on Health and Quarantine. to whom
was referred House bill No. l, entitled an
act to repeal act No. 81, abolishing private
markets in the city of New Orleans, beg
u
| committee and recommend that said bill do
not pass. A. B. LEVISEE.
The same committee also submitted the
following report, which was received and
adopted:
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARANrINE,(
New Orleans, February IS. 1875. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Public Health and
Quarantine, to whom was referred House
bill No 81, entitled an act to repeal an act
entitled an act Incorporating the New Or
leans Sanitary Excavating Company in the
city OF New Orleans, granting rights and
privileges thereto, after considering the
same, do recommend that the said bill No.
50 do pass.
F.R. WRIGHT. Chairman;
A. B. LEVISEE,
A. E. MILLION,
G. H. HILL.
House bill No. SO, reported by the COM
mitree, was considered as engr0ssed.
Under a suspension of the constitutional
rules the bill was read third time and
finally passed, its title adopted, and it was
ordered to be sent to the Senate for concur.
renee.
The Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform submitted tbs following report,
which was received:
COMMITTEE ON RErRRNCHMENT AND RKrORr
New Orleans February Is, 1875. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
house Of Representatives.:
Your Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform, whose duty it was made bv reso-
luton of the House to examine the books
OF the Committee on Contingent Expenses
fnr thu SonciOu Of ho~
pursuant to the instructions of the resolu. |
ton, they did, through their chairman, call |
on the Hon. David Young, late chairman
of said Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses, informing him, the said Young. of |
the resolution of this House, and the duty |
required of this committee, and requiring |
him to place in the hands of your committee |
. ., Docks, vouchers and accounts of the
SAID Committee on Contingent Expenses,
to which the said David Young, ex-chair.
man OF said Committee on Contingent |
Expenses, replied that the books and
papers called for we're at Vidalia, in the
parish OF COncordia. and could not be prO.
duced the present session.
Your committee having no means of |
making the required investigation, report
these facts and ask for further Instructions.
Respectfully submitted.
A. B. LEVISEE, Chairman;
w. +. SOUTHARD,
ROBERT +. GUICHARD,
j. B. JOURDAIN.
The same committee also submitted the
GLOWING report, which was received and
ldopted:
COMMITTEE ON INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM
New Orleans. February ID, 1875. )
% the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
Heuse of representatives:
Your Committee on Retren chment and
tctorm to Whom was referred House bill
No. "a, entitled an act to remove officers for
drunkenness while in office, beg leave to re.
urn SAID Dill and to say that in the opinion
! your committee the bill is unconstitu.
lonai in this, that it provides for removing
ign otnclals from office in a manner differ
nj from that provided by the constitution,
nd that 1t Is therefore not advisable to pass
aid bill.
A. B. LEVlSEE, Chairman.
The Committee on Parocbial Affairs sub.
lifted the following report, which was re-.
eived and adopted:
COMMITTEE on PARocHlAL AYparKs
New Orleans, February 10, 1875 |
o the Honorable Speaker and Members of the |
mouse OF Representatives,:
Your Committee on Parochal Affairs. to |
nom was referred House bill No, II. emit
ed an act to change the boundaries of the |
afish OF 81. Bernard, beg leave to report
lereon tavorably.
Very respectfully,
l.. A. SNAER Chairman.
House bill No. II, reported by the COM t
ittee was considered as engrossed.
Under suspension of the constitutional
'ies' the bill was read third time and
nalIy passed, its title adopted and it was
'oered 10 be sent to the Senate for con.
lrrence
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
.hder previous notices the following en-
lied oils were introduced, by MIR. Floyd. {
st. Helena:
House bill No. LOG, an act entitled an act
repeal an act providing an annual pen-
On TOR the surviving veterans and widows .
veterans OF the war of 1912 and 1914, and (
DIVIDING the manner of ascerfainino nh