New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
Tcovr,urrn FROM THIRD pAeE.l

An act relative to the disosrr'"s
neys at law and providing the m0oe ''' '''
same.
Mr.. Stewart:
Ao. =, axtend to sill lottery companies
the same privilege to sell lottery tlcke's ~
.I;s state as is now accorded to the LOUIS
:.aa S,.ta Lottery, and to abolish the e1.
elusive right of the said company TO sen
,-..a.u tickets in this State, and to remit all
peuslties for so doing.
urssAaE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received irom
the Senate: s,u.rx CHAMBER,
New Orleans, February To- '0'o' ,
70 the Honorable Speaker ana 'ien'o0
House of Represe natives; ,.h,.
Tom directed to inform your honoFsoio
zhody that the Senate eoncurs III 'no
,usa hill No. Isl, entitled an act 20
<.nd and re-enact section thlrIern VI Hos
9. approved February y, !ol, sey .1a
act to provide for the supplying .n0 a aoso
rmb,;c records and other papers Gun
PuStLo ~. burning of the courthouse in
neu ~ 70. f Worahmse on the sixteenth OF
Arch. 1870.
Respectfully, prcurEr,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MIRA INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
The hereinafter named members IN ac-
dance with previous notice given, re-
,t;va,v asked and obtained leave to in
duce the hereinafter entitled bills, which
aerwept their first and second readings
their titles, and they were disposed OF a.
heated below, to wit:
(r Byrne:
An act to amend and re enact article 2'9
the Code of Practice.
& r. lao. an act to amend and re-enact act
- los of the session of 1874, approved
ech %, 1874.
[r Baker:
An act to extend the criminal Jurisdiction
the Justice of the peace OF the e'gn1n
vaxd of the parish of Bossler.
Mr.. Grant:
An act granting privilege to physi clans
the crops of laborers.
Mr.. Koontz:
An act to encourage manufacturing IN
Nstres in the State of l. ouisiana, and to
nit licenses for manufacturers in certain
pes.
Mr.. Sutton:
An act to amend and re-enact section 27l7
the Revised Statutes of the State OF Lou
lana.
IAN If which bills were ordered to be re-
rred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Hammond:
An act to increase the revenues OF the
ate of Louisiana and the city of New
rleans.
Which bill was ordered to be referred to
he Committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Jones, of Point Coupee:
Joint resolution ordering the repair OF
he State roads in the parish of Polnte
toupee, and the manner of repairing the
lame.
Mr.. Keeting:
An act granting to A. j. Jones, OF the
narish of Caddo and State of Louisiana,
his heirs OF assigns, the right OF establish
Ing q ferry or toll bridge across Tones
81 bavou. on the road known as the Red
\ river road in the parish of Caddo and
Estate of Louisiana, and to raise revenue
ffor the school fund for the parish of Caddo
State of Louisiana.
Both of which bills were ordered to oe
referred to the Committee on Parochla
Affairs
Mr. Walters:
An act for the relief of John c. Howard
Which bill was ordered to be referred
o the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Booth:
Joint resolution for joint committee t.
bount the votes of 1872, and report to tn
hext General Assembly.
Mr. Kidd:
An act to fix the terms of the distric
bourts in the parish of Lincoln
Both of which bills underwent their frs
Reading, and were ordered to second read
ing.
Mr.. Edwards, Of Tangipahoa:
An act to fix and establish q return da
for appeals to the Supreme Court OF tn
State from the courts of the parish of Tai
1gipahoa.
Ia Which bill underwent it's several reading
land passed.
E# Mr.. Reyes:
" Joint resolution memOrializing the ri
tional Congress to grant the aid of the nj
tional government in rebuilding the Jail an
the other parish buildings in the parish I
Terrebonne that were destroyed by trooI
of the United States.
Which underwent its several readings an
it was adopted.
1 Mr.. Bayley:
/ An act to confirm the notarial charter
the New Orleans Pacific Railway Compan
with amendments thereto, and to exter
the term of existence OF said company, al
to confer thereon certain powers and fra
/ chises.
Which underwent its several reading
and it passed.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
On motion of Mr.. Souer the House took
House bill No. 100, entitled an act to reil
burse J. H. Marshal, of the parish
Avoyelles, money enormously paid into t
State treasury as State taxes upon proper
not owned by him, and making an app
priation of $3.50 for the payment OF t
same.
Mr.. Jeffries moved the indefinite pc
ponement of the bill.
Mr. Souer moved to lay that motion
the table.
n On division Of the vote Mr. Jeffries' Z
81 ton was ordered to lie on the table.