New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-02

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and Auditor on their books % the JUDICIARY
fuId.
Mr.. Dupre:
An act relative to insurance companies
not incorporated under the laws OF tne
State, and their agents; regulating tho same
req curing of them the payment OF the same
license tax AZ paid by similar companies
domiciled within this State, and imposing
penalties to enforce compliance with Inc
provisions of this act.
Mr.. Dupre:
An sot to repeal act No. AZ OF 1873, en-
titled an act relative to contributions to De
raised with the Citizens Bank of Louisiana,
and resale of property purchased on fore
closure of stock mortgages.
Mr.. Dunn:
An act entitled an act to amend ana re-
enact section one of an act entitled an act
to incorporate the town OF Creola' IN Inc
parish of VIM, approved March IL, loo9.
Mr. johnson, of Caddo:
An act to amend and re-enact section Two
of act No. "a of the session of 1873.
Mr.. Koontz:
An act to define and regulate the lien,
privilege and mortgage upon property, re-
sulting from the nonpayment of taxes.
Mr.. Kidd:
An act to grant to intervenors and third
opponents the right to bond property
claimed by them when seized under any
legal process in the hands Of third persone
or for the debt or obligation of another.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas:
An act to amend and re-enact section enc
of act No. IL, approved February 26, 1872.
Mr.. Ray:
An act to amend and re-enact section,
eight of act No. ii of the session of 1872,
approved February &c, 1872.
Mr.. Scales:
An act making the keeping of dogs
privilege; fixing the tax thereon; providing
for the collection and payment of the tax;
to Increase the parish school fund, and to
encourage the raising of sheep.
Mr.. Woods, of Ouachita:
An act regulating the assessment of State
and parish taxes on the barren lands of
this State, end repeating all laws in conflict
herewith.
Mr.. Walker:
An act to reduce the expense of the ad-
of justice and to define and
regulate the costs and fees and fix the COM
pensation and define the duties of the
clerks of courts and sheriffs throughout the
State of Louisiana, and to regulate the
node of collie ction of the same, and provid-
ug forfeitures and penalties for overcharg-
ng or failing to perform their duties, and
% aid the Charity Hospital in the city of
New Orleans.
Mr.. Young:
An act to reduce the expenses of criminal
proceedings in the parishes of this State
ther than the parish of Orleans, and re-
Iuire security for costs in certain cases.
Mr.. Pipes:
An act relative to juries in all parishes,
arish of Orleans excepted, to repeal all
avs in conflict with this act. and to fix the
ompensation of jurors and for drawing.
nd summoning the same.
All of which bills were ordered to be re-
erred to the Com mittee on Judiciary
Mr. Estilette:
An act to repeal an act establishing the
ollege of Franklin, in the parish of St
landry, and to authorize the disposal OF
ne property thereof.
Which was referred to the Committee on
ublic Education.
Mr.. Walker:
An act for the relief of taxpayers in the
arishes of St. John the Baptist, St. Charlee
nd Jefferson, whose property has been and
being injured by the waters of the Bon
ct Care crevasee.
Which was re ferred to the Committee on
arochial Affairs.
RIDER OF THE DAY-BILLs ON SECOND READ.
House bill No. l35, entitled an act rela-
We to the TT anefer of Stoke, and to amend
,ction 3l3 of the Revised Statutes OF the
tate of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr.. Gilmore, this bill I'M
erwent it's second nd third readings, and
passed.
House bill No. LOG, entitled an act for the
,lief of Boykin Witherspoon, OF the parish
De Soto.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell THE bill IN
erwent it's second and third readings. and
assed.
House bill No. l03, entitled an act to fix
e compensation Of the sheriffs of the sew
al parishes of tie State for the main
nance of prisoners, and abolishing turn.
eys fees.
The first section being under considera-
on, MIR. Walker moved to amend the same
read as follows:
The sheriffs Of the different parishes of
le State shall be allowed fifty cents, and
le criminal sheriff of the parish of Orleans
lall be allowed forty cents a day, and no
ore, payable in currency.
Mr.. Blaffer moved to amend the bill by
riking out the word ''forty," and inserting
lieu thereof the word thirty"
On motion of Mr. Bower, the further con-
deration of this bill was postponed, and
ferred to the Committee on judiciary.
House bill No. l62, entitled an act for the.
lief of the Seventh Street Orphans Home
New Orleans.
On motion of Mr.. Ray. the rules were sus-
,nded, this bill underwent its second and
lrd readings, and it passed.
House bill No. 80, entitled an act to incor-
rate the Factors Warehouse Bank. to
divide for its management and the mode
securing pledges of produce and mer-
andise on war house receipts and actual
edges.