The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
Our General Assembly.


the Northwestern Insane Asylum; rels
tive to public roads; relative to th
erection Of conrt-houses and other pub
lie buildings.
March 27.-Bills passed: the gen
encrsI'lottery bill; relative to certain
crimes ana offences; for restoring re
cords of Morehonse parish; 10 amcn'
section 1T0.ReYised Statgtes,;to sccur'
laborcrs or worliDgmen their wages il
eertain cases. =
March 29.-Bills passed: none.
March 30.-Bills passed: the gen
cral appropriation bill; relative to sale
Of property purchased Tor State norma
schools; relative TO creation of corpora
lions. 10 punish sale OF lottery tickets
March 3l.-DIlls passed: legalizing
the use Of harbe1 wire fences in the
oouztry, exc; relative to the mainten-
1nce, daties and equipment Of the mi
titia: a1theriIin~ the city of New Or
Leans to fand lis coating debt; the rev
euue bell: TO amend section $3.50, tsur-
rsyor's feesl Revised Statutes; to create
the Fourth City Court of New Orleans;
appropriation bill for repairs Of State
House at Baton Rouge; toaproSide ar
tifcial limbs for disabled ex-Confeder-
ate soldiers; to provide university in
New Orleans for colored students; al
lowing plaintiffs injunction and third
opponents in certain cases to bond
property seized; relative to qualihea-
lions of candidates for admission to
the bar;sto provide sanitary regulations
for public schools.
April Bills passed New Orleans
city charter bill; to provide for stamp
ing, etc, Louisiana consols in accord
ance with State debt ordinance; rela-
tive to Citizens Bank mortgages; rela-
tive to clerks Of district courts and
their bonds.
April BILLS passed; none.
April BILLS passed to reorgan-
ize the medical service at the Charity
Hospital; relative to holders of valid
warrants; creating an additional justic-
of the peace in Ayoyelles any Coneor-
dia parishes; granting rightof way over
State lands to corporatlots construct
ing canals; relative to public roads; rel
atiYe to homesteads and exemptions;
relative to rate Of parochial and NUM-
cipal taxation; relative TO Indebtedness
of the State to its Fiscal Agent.
April 5.-Biils passed: to provide
for exchanging and stamping consoli-
dated bonds; relative TO removal Of
archives TO Baton Rouge; 10 authorize
the Governor to employ counsel in Ger
tain cases, to amend and re-enact act
No. 10 Of 1877; TO provide for pay
ment of expenses of constitutional con
yention; to provide for payment o.
loan by the Fiscal Agent; to authorize
the Citizens Bank to compromise witt
its mortgage creditors; relative to set
Element Of State expenses incurred il
prosecution of tax and license suits
relative TO certain deposit funds in th'
chartered banks; to pay defeienciel
due parish judges, and for other pur
poses; to liqnidate indebtedness ..
New Orleans.
March 25.---Bills passed nonc.
March 27.-Bills passed: none.
March 2a.---Bills passed none.
March so.--Bills passed: none.
March 3l.-Biils passed: the pol
lax bill; relative to clerks Of distric
courts, er-o6ieio recorders, and er.o6fei'
notaries public, and 10 the bonds TO b.
given by them, New Orleans excepted
the public education bill.
April l.-l,iils passed: the iisea
agent bill, general appropriation bill
with senate amendments; to create til,
Fourth City Court Of New Orleans
with senate amendments, to provide fol
present and future repairs 70 Stats
peniicntiary.
April Bills I.sssci none.
April 3. BILLS passed the foe bill
city charter bill with senate amend
ments; to provide an additional jnstlet
of The peace for Natchiioclses parish
Aprii Bills naased uenc.