The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-22

HESS w LIE sBhfFFtSttFy ttsa tUttE
neglect by the State. the great devotion to its liz
Faenltyi. its varied aud valuable, assets liz
ests III lie State. wpuii recommend That the
obligations row due by the State to the Uhiyef-
sty Be pfet,pay i met and Its Indebtedness
Your committee would further recommend that
the state pynds belehHgips, e The unlysEsitH b
Fl ii gg M y as ss
Thef are advised however, that the Hon. A, 7.
Field. az ATTORNEY General decided that 1t re-
auifea speeiAl legislation on the subject.
Yotf elninilies have nsthiag further % re-
commend with View 81 restst Ing the useful
,isss p ths establish,nshta as the lsslslatYre s
this ihstiiutlgn With The Agricultural and Me-
ehnnttal College,
sst he, tee wsald Il ssnalusisn 1ssY
Respectfully submitted; ,,,a,, ,,,.a,..a
...a,.,, 2: VnDEN. olh n. a h.
ana ID hereby. Instructed To report BY BIZ u
otherwise for the pay t,tant Of the sum 81 thirty
SIX thussan1 three hundred and ninety dollars f
settlement sf Its debts and liabilities. by the
Hesoiped. Thai the said committee be further
settlement and adjustment oil the debts due by
the said State University!
Rssglsf a s oaaisary ggn sIs Be Ia
lation be required to enabls the Secretary 81
State and the State Treasurer, tis Gus edians 81
tie hDHGG I'll the DnlfpfSltyI DE HHb EHGbfNtsItE
tie consolidated bonds Of the State 81 Louisiana
under act No Of the session u The i1egislatl,ifs,
III 1914 and III such supeial legislation be required
10 report the same BY bill OF otherwise,
Which lies over Under the rules.
Mr.. Perkins, chairman u the Committee on
Health and Quarantine, submitted The follow
ing report:
ItoeSts OF COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND
tlBARANIiNEi |
February ~, 1871.
Your COMMITTEES on Health and Quarantine,
to whom was referred Senate bill No. Al, leg
Leave te return the same and fepnff ptnIevofa-
Chairman Of Committee;
Which lies over under the rules.
INTRODUCTION OF Bthts.
Mr.. Garland obtained unanimous consent to
introduce without previous notice Senate bill
No, I'd, entitled An act to repeal al aet ehti=
tied an act To provide Tor The payment Of the
militia OF police force called OUT to suppress
tiets OF public disturbances, or TO enforce the
laws. by the parishes In which services are feh-
defed. and the mode and manner OF legyiha
and collecting The taxes therefor and for sHit
against the parish which was read FIRST aud
second time, under q suspension OF the hsti-
tutona rules, and sefefred TO the committee on
Metropolitan poliees
Under previous notice Mfr. Isreaax introduced
Senate bill No H. entitled An get to change the
eastern boundary OF the parish OF Peihte Deus
pee, which WINS read a FIRST aud second time IN
der SUSPENSION Of the constitutional rules and
ealenaefea
AefteN ON REPORTS LYME 6vHR,
On motion OF Mr.. aaehafie, Senate bill No. Ta
substitute tof Eenate bill No. %, reported by the
Committee on Judiciary was taken UP ana read
q ilfst tinies
On molten of Mr.. Kaeharie, the constitutional
second reading, The bill was read d second
time.
ON metieh Of Mr., Eaehafis, the bill was con:
siiersd enefossed and ordered read a third
time.
On melton Of Mr.. gaehafie, the constitutional
rules were suspended TO place the bill upon Its
third reading. The bill was read third time
| finally passed, title adopted, and ordered seHi
to the House for concurrence.
| Mr. aosae obtained unanimous consent &c
take ub Senate bill Ne. e5. reported fayefably
with amendments. by the Committee on Judi
eiafy,
on motion Of Mr. aoode The amendments
were adopted
On tnotion OF Mr.. Goods the bill was eeasid.
cred engfessed and ordered read d third time
MESSAGE FROM THB HOUSE.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,, |
New Orleans, February 20, 1871
| 10 the Honorable the President and Senate o
| the State 81 louisiana
| ain instructed to inform your honorable
on aenate Bill No 81, An aet TO remit penalties
ca delinquent taxes In certain eases" and thu
Speaker has appointed on the eonlaittse; on TN
| Claiborne and Kelly Oh VIM.
| / am also Instructed 10 inform your honorable
| body that the House ls now rsaqx to meet TN
In,
| states SENATOR
PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
On melton OF Mr.. aeode, the constitutions
rules we're suspended to place The bill upon til
third reading. The bill was read third time
finally passed, title adopted aaa ordered sent I,
the House for concurrence.
Mr. uoede moved to reconsider the vol
whereby SENATE bill No. 90 finally passed, ant
moved TO lay that motion on the table.
| Carried.
Mr., Robertson obtained unanimous. eonsen
to take up SENATE bill No. 10, reported favorabl
with amendments by the Committee on JUN
piarys
MIR Ogden moved to strike out the, wore
''Tressurefs In Heetion I'D. and ihaeft In lie'
thereof administrator OF Finance
/ Carried.
on melton Of Mr. Robertson, the amend
ments we're adopted.
On melton OF Mr.. Stuhbs, the Dill was post
poned and made the special order OF the da
for Friday, February 10, at 10 o'eleek. and or
ldered printed
Mr.. Fustis obtained unanimous consent to Ia
troduee the following concurrent resolution.
Whereas, the opening Of the mouth Of th
Mississippi river TO navigation by vessels Of tn
largest tonnage is a matter of vital iinportane
10 the commerce of the pott of New Orlean
and the whole Mississippi Valley. and whereas
Gait. James II. Ends has, by the wefk Ahead
done demonstrated the feasibility of his echem
and its superiority over ali other plans hereto
fore tried,
BE 1T RESOLVED bpthe Senate aud House Of Repre-
spuiaiipes Of the State Of Louisiana, In Genert
Assembly eonctfring. That Capt, James b. Fad
, has, by the work already executed Mt Sout
Pass, demonstrated the entire Feasibility OF ear
ryinE out his contract with the United State
government and securing the required depth {
waters that his quiet perseverance, and una
hated confidence in ultimate success, in the fac
, of unrelentng opposition. mark him IA ma
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