New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-06

Ot8G0 Ny oOOAioAAAk VAo OAACS
Judges throughout the State; granting id
ditional powers to judges and clerks o.
district courts without an increase OF salary
to the district judges, and providing Tor thu
taking the sense of the people on the pro
posed amendment to the constitution at the
next general election.
COMMITTEE SERVICE.
Mr.. Meredith. from the Committee or
Cornoratiops, submitted the following re
port:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Repres entatives
am instructed by majority OF the Com
mittee on Corporations to report favoraoly
on House bill No. $50, entitled an act TO ex,
tend the corporate limits Of the town OF
Homer, parish of Claiborne; to amend ana
re-enact sections one, two. three, four, I'VE,
seven, eight, nine. ten and eleven, ana &c
repeal sections six and twelve OF act NO.
iii. approved March Is, 1858, entitled an
act to incorporate the town OF Homer IN
the parish of Claiborne ana ! 10 aepeaI a.,
other acts and parts OF acts Incompatible
with the provisions of this act, and to rec
Ommend its passage. ~,
Favorably on House bill No. 22S. entitled
an act to amend and re.enact section one OF
an act entitled an act to incorporate the
town Of Creola, in the parish OF Wlnn, ap
proved March II, 1859, and recommend Its
passage. ,,o
Fayorably on House bill No. 229, entitled
an act to incorE crate the city OF Natchi-
.oches. and provide for the government Of
the same, and recommend its passage:
They report back without action House
bill No. 257 entitled an act to in
corporate the New Orleans Board OF In
derwritera. ana recommend that it be re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES On Ii'y AFFAIRS
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS E. MEREDITH.
Chairman.
Mr.. Young, from the Committee on Ju-
dietary, submitted the following report, to-
wit:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
Heuee of Representatives.:
1 am directed by the Judiciary Commit
tee to submit the following report:
Favorably On the following billie:
House bill No. DAG, entitled an act to pro-
hibit the funding and the Issue of coDsoli
dated State bonds for bonds of the New
etc. ~
An act to repeal act No. ll2, entitled an
act to incorporate the Louisiana State AssO
citation for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
House bill No. 202, entitled an act to
amend and re enact sections two, three
four. five and six of act No. 40, Incorporating
the New Orleans Sanitary and Excavatine
House bill No. 9, entitled an act regu
lating the PRONUNCIATION of the general laws
House bill No. 24s, entitled an act te
regulate proceedings in CONVERSATIONS be
tween persons claiming judicial office
etc.
House bill No. 23l entitled an act to de
fine and regulate the lien, privilege ant
mortgage upon property resulting from thu
pon-payment OF taxes.
House bill No. 2l7, entitled an act relative
20 judicial sales and advertisements in thu
parish Of Orleans.
Tnfayorablv on the following bills:
House bill No. 245. entitled an act to au
.horize the city of New Orleans to ieas'
House bill No. 254 entitled an act relative
10 the arrest and apprehension OF tugltlve
House biz No. 2Ol, entitled an act to re
enact and amend section SIS OF the hrs
Volume of Rays Digest.
Petition of the sureties of A. T.. Banks
defaulting tax collector of Winn parish.
By substitute for the following bills:
House bill No. 81, entitled an act to regu
late the office of wardens OF the port
New Orleans.
House bill No 1874, entitled an act to re
neal the statute creating the Superior Dis
trict Court, etc. :, IN
With amendments to the following bills
House bill No. 232, to grant intervenor'
and third opponents the right to bond prop
erty, etc. Amend by inserting: section
Be il enacted, etc, That this bill shall TAX
effect from and after it's passage"
House bill No. 30, entitled an act to IN
corporate the town of Vienna. Amend D.
striking out the word ''all' in section Six
teen and fifth line; strike out lines sis
seven, eight. nine and ten, and insert aite
the word with" in line five in said section
the words ..such judicial power as may
necessary to enforce the police regulation
of said town." and by adding to the end Q
section sixteen the words. 'fOr trying OF
tenders az committing courts; strike out q
Of section seventeen and renumber the 10
lowing sections.
Your Judiciary Committee, having had M
under consideration the resolution adopte
January 81 1876, requesting said commute
to INQUIRE into the affairs and conduct
the public administrator in and for tn
parish of Orleans, would respectfully as
leave to refer the same back to the lntr'
Queer. with the suggestion that the sub]e(
matter should be inquired into by specis
JOHN YOUNG, Chairman.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, from the Con
mittee on Rules, submitted the following r.
port:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF II
House of Representative
Your Committee on Rules recommen
the adoption of the following resolution:
Resolred, That hereafter, on each Mo-
day morning, the Clerk OF the House sha
lay upon the desk Of each member GALE
dar, showing the disposition of all bills an
Joint resolutions introduced IN the House q
received from the Senate, and that said GALE
dar shall show what bills and joint resol
lions are in the possession of each COMM
zee standing or specially, and the exa
stage and position of all bills and joil
resolutions bending before the House.
E. d. ESTILETTE,
Ex-otficio Chairman;
J. S. MATTHEWS,
j. ALDIGE.
On motion of Mr.. Walker the resoluti'
was adopted.
Mr.. Pipes, from the Committee on Publ
Education, to whom was referred Hou
bill No. 239, entitled an act to reduce t
expenses of criminal proceedings IN u
country parishes and to require security
costa in certain cases, reported the sal
without action and recommended the sa1
TO be referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
And the same momber from the ga
committee to whom was referred House
No. ia. entitled an act to repeal secti'
forty.six and forty-6ve and all OF
portions of act No. III of 1869 relating