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Front Matter
Index to Rules and Standing Committees
BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS VOLUME FIFTEEN.
Key to the Diagram of the Senate.
STANDING RULES AND ORDERS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SENATE. [IN FORCE AT THE LAST SESSION.]
JOINT RULES FOR CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN THE TWO HOUSES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AS IN FORCE AT THE LAST SESSION.
"The Place to which you Aspire."
STANDING RULES AND ORDERSFOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THEHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.[IN FORCE AT THE LAST SESSION.]
- TOUCHING THE DUTY OF THE SPEAKER.
- ABSENCE AND CALL OF THE HOUSE.
- RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS.
- OF DECORUM AND DEBATE.
- OF THE DIGNITY AND PRIVILEGE OF QUESTIONS.
- OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
- COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
- ORDER OF BUSINESS OF THE DAY.
- BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
- DOORKEEPER.
PREFACE
Proceedings
SENATE, January 7, 1875
- RULES.
- DOORKEEPER.
- THE STATUTES.
- PAGES.
- THE STATUTES AGAIN.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 7, 1875
- THE ORGANIZATION.
- THE SPEAKER.
- CLERKS AND DOORKEEPER.
- RULES.
- TAYLOR VS. WATERMAN.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 8, 1875
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM.
- THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 8, 1875
- RESOLUTIONS AND ORDERS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- CHAPLAIN SERVICE.
- JOINT CONVENTION - GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 11, 1875
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
- THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
- DOORKEEPER - EMPLOYEES.
- SOLDIERS OF THE MEXICAN WAR.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- PAY OF MEMBERS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- A MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
- LEAVE OP ABSENCE.
- PAPERS, BREVIER REPORTS, ETC.
HOUSE, January 11, 1875
- STANDING COMMITTEES.
- TEMPERANCE.
- MILITARY USURPATION IN LOUISIANA.
- THE ORDER OF PRAYER.
SENATE, January 12, 1875
- STANDING COMMITTEES.
SENATE, January 12, 1875
- STANDING COMMITTEES.
- JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
- CHAPLAIN SERVICE.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- WORK FOR COMMITTEES.
- ORGANIZATION OF THE COURTS.
- GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 12, 1875
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- EXPENSES OF THE SESSION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - THE SPEAKER'S TABLE.
  - NEW PROPOSITIONS.
SENATE, January 13, 1875
- A MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
- THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
  - NEW PROPOSITIONS.
HOUSE, January 13, 1875
- MILITARY USURPATIONS IN LOUISIANA.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 14, 1875
- PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - NEW PROPOSITIONS.
  - LOCAL OPTION.
  - STATIONERY FOR COMMITTEES.
  - PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
  - LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
HOUSE, January 14, 1875
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- ORDERS FOR THE DIRECTION OP BUSINESS ONTHE SPEAKER'S TABLE.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - TERRE HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS R. R.
  - COMMITTEE CLERK - SECRETARY.
SENATE, January 15, 1875
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
- STATE PRISON DIRECTORS - SOUTH.
- A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
- LIABILITY OF CLERKS.
- SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
- TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- ASSIGNEES' SALES.
- LEAVES OF ABSENCE
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 15, 1875
- CLERK - SECRETARY.
- PROSECUTIONS BY INFORMATION.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 16, 1875
HOUSE, January 16, 1875
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- ORDERS FOR REFERENCE OF BUSINESS ON THESPEAKER'S TABLE.
SENATE, January 18, 1875
- PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
- CITY TAX - EXEMPTION.
Back Matter
A Constitutional Debt.
- About the BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
THE BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
PROSPECTUS.

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Brevier Legislative Reports, Volume VOLUME FIFTEEN., 1875, 102 pp.

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NEW PROPOSITIONS.

Mr. BELL introduced a bill [S. 100] for an act in relation to orders issued by cities upon their treasuries, and providing for the presentation and payment of the same.

It was read the first time and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.

Mr. THOMPSON introduced a bill [S. 101] for an act empowering the Auditor of State to correct errors heretofore made in deeds issued by him for lands, etc.

It was read the first time and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.

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NEW PROPOSITIONS.