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

for rel;ef in favor of tho estate of Elizabeth
Bowman, reported by bill entitled an ac'
for the relief of the heirs of Ellzaoetn
Bowman, deceased, of the parish OF AVoy'
Giles, which was passed to q second reso'
ing. ,..,.
Mr.. Blaifer, from the Committee on MILL
tie, to whom was referred House Dill en-
titled an act to repeal an act entitled an
act authorizing the muster of the Metro
politan Police force as part of the militia
of the State; authorizing the eaid force to
be increased when on militia duty to three
tull regiments, to be called the Metropolitan
Brigade; authorizing assignment OF other
officers and troops to said brigade, ana
providing tor the enlistment. enrolment
pay and command of said Metropolitan
Brigade, approved March 8, 1873, submitted
. favorable report.
Mr.. Bayley, from the Committee on Re-
ferre House bill No. 1885, entitled an act
relative to the recording OF births, deaths
and marriages in the parish of Orleans. des-
ignating the president of the Board Of
Health of the State of louisiana as recorder,
and empowering the Board of Health to
enforce this act by ordinance or other suit
able regulations.
Alec, an act to fix the annual salary Of
the district attorney of the First Judicial
District, and regulating mode Of payment,
the same to be in lieu of the fees now al
lowed by law and chargeable to the city of
New Orleans.
Submitted favorable report on each of
said bills and recommended their passage.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The hereinafter named member respect
lively gave notice that at some future day
they will ask leave to introduce the follow
ing entitled bills. to wit:
G. L. Hall gave notice that on some
future day he would introduce an act to in
corporate the Louisiana Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, and to re-
peal an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Louisiana State Association for the Pre-
vention and Suppression of Cruelty to Ami
mails; also, an act to prevent cruelty to ami
mails, to provide for and regulate proceed
ings and punishment for crimes, INSIDE
meanors and offenses touching the same,
and trial in enforcing police laws and regu-
lations.
Mr.. Burkhardt gave notice that at some
future day he would introduce an act esti-
led an act to authorize the city of New Or |
cans to lease Gentilly road for the purpose
If i'm proving the same, and establish toll |
gate.
On motion of Mr.. Wilt, the House took
Up Senate amendments of House bill No. 8,
untitled joint resolution to appropriate
10 900, in currency, for the immediate re-
ief the Insane Asylum of the State of Lou
sians, and directing the payment of the
anne; the amendments being as follows, to
vit:
Strike out of the title, after the word
dollars" the words ''in currency"
In section two, line nine, insert, after
mount shall be considered part payment
t any amount which may be appropriated
or said asylum tor the year 1876"
On motion of Mr.. Wilt. the House con.
nrred in the amendments of the Senate.
nd the Clerk was directed to inform the
enate thereof
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
This being the day set apart for the con-
deration of House bill No. 49, on otion
Mr.. Young, this bill was made the order
the day for tomorrow, at 2:30 P. NJ.
The hereinafter named members, in &C.
ordance with previous notice given, and
it'll q suspension of the rules granted, re-
asked and obtained leave to in
'oduce the following entitled bills, which
nderwent their first and second readings
= their respective titles, and were referred
, indicated below, to wit:
Mr.. Bayley:
An act to repeal an act ENTITLED an act to
mend an act entitled an act incorporating
10 Southeastern Railroad Company, ap-
roved March l5 1855, and granting aid
lereto, No. %, published without the Gov
nor's approval among the acts of the Gen.
al Assembly of Louisiana for 1871.
Also, an act to amend sections fifteen and
xteen Of an act entitled an act to moor
'rate the Arkansas and Delta Railroad
ompany. and granting aid to the same, No.
e, published without the Governors Gig
sture of approval in the volume of acts
assed by the General Assembly Of the
nj "a If nnieioDo nv 1871 |
Mr.. Booth:
An act to amend section three of an act
titled an act for the punishment of
lbery, approved December %, 1872.
All of which bills were referred to the
2mmittee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Bower:
An act to amend and re-enact section one
an act entitled an act to repeal and re- ,
act sections 2l8O, 2ls7 and 2lsS of the Re-
sed Statutes of the State of Louisiana.
Which bill underwent it's first and second I
adings, and was ordered to be referred to
Committee on the State Library.
Mr.. Jeffries:
An act to incorporate the city of Natchi.
chez, and provide for the government of !.
Q same.
Which bill underwent it's first and Sec
readings and was ordered to be re-
red to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Walker:
An act for the relief of taxpayers in the ,
rishes OF st. John the Baptist, St. Charles
d jefferson, whose property has been and
being injured by the waters of the Bonnet :
IRE crovasse.
w hiCh bill undorwent TIA frat and sacord |