New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
strike out CONTROLLER and insert arEeas.

out the words ''of the State
Section ffty-two-Ninth line, strike cut
$500, and insert $500.
Tenth line, strike out $500, and insert
s25Oo.
Twelfth line, strike out $500, ana insert
$1,000.
Thirteenth line, strike out s25OO, and in
sert $1,000.
Fourteenth line, strike out $1,000, snd in
sert $1,000.
Fifteenth line, strike out $500, and in.
sert $1,000.
Sixteenth line, strike out $500, and insert
$1,000.
Seventeenth line, strike out "Inspecters, >
and insert ''Police Surgeons" Strike out
$4,000" and insert 1900
Eighteenth line, strike out $4,000, and
insert "$l50O."
Section fifty -four-Eighteenth line, after
word fire" insert "alarm.
Section ffty-fye-Fifth line, after word
''of, insert sire alarm and.
After the second word "and, insert "a
Superintendent OF Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph shall appoint three telegraph
operators, one lineman, one batteryman,
| subject, in all cases, to the approval Of the
Board of Commissioners.
Section fifty.six-Fifth line, attec word
''of, insert sire alarm and
Eighth line, after word "of,1 insert '6re
alarm and.'
Tenth line, strike out $1,000 and insert
"S14oO.'
Tenth line, after word "annum,7 insert
''!ineman $500, batterymau $780,"
Section fftyseven-Strike out the entire
section, and insert, BE it enacted, etc.,
| That there shall be appointed by the Board
Of Police Commissioners two Surgeons, who
shall perform the duty now performed by
the City Physicians, and such other duties
as the Commissioners may from time to
time prescribe. The Police Surgeons shall
also act as experts for the Coroners, making
| post norton examinations whenever called
upon by the Coroners of the districts. The
salary of these Surgeons shall be $500 per
annum.'
Section ffty.eight, substituted for section
ffty-nine.
Section ffty-nine, substituted for section
ffty.eight.
House amendments to sections two, FIVE,
seven, ten, eleven, sixteen, tnirty.ive
thirty seven, forty-nine. fftv-two, and fifty
four, were concurred in.
The amendment included in lines one and
two of section ffty-fve were concurred in
The amendments TO sections ffty-six
ffty-seven, ffty.eigh., and ffty.nine were
| corcurred in.
The Senate refused to conctg as follows
II the House amendments to section:
fourteen and twenty.eight.
The Senate also refused to concur in House
amendment to section ffty-fve, from the
commencement of line three to line ten.
Mr.. Campbell: move that the action O
the House be reported Immediately to that
body.
Adopted.
A message from the Governor was re
ceiVed.
House bill No. IS, an act providing a rem
edy against usurpation, intrusion into, O.
the unlawful holding CT exercising ofpubli,
Office or franchise in the State, was read.
Mr.. Ray: The bill now being on its thirt
reading, move that it 10 now pass.
Adopted.
The bill was then adopted by its title.
BILLS on SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. ST. an act relative to the
Supreme Court, and to regulate the term:
thereof, the proceedings therein, etc., wa,
read.
NJ. Ray: move that this bill be made
the special order Of the day on Tuesday
next
Adopted.
Senate bill No. %, an act to suppress
and prevent the stealing of fruit, grain,
! etc, and providing punishment for the
| same, was read.
Mr.. Lewis: move the adoption of the
following amendment:
Provided the owner or representative o.
the property shall be the only person having
the right to prosecute for taking fruit from
the trees or melons from the vines.
Mr.. Day: move the adoption of the fol
lowing amendment to Mr.. Lewis amend.
ment:
To strike out all after the word "person'
and insert "entitled to prosecute under the
actn
Accepted by Mr.. Lewis.
Mr.. Lewis amendment was then adopted
Mr.. Poindexter: move to indefinitely
postpone the bill.
The question being put, resulted in a re
fusal of the Senate to postpone by a rising
vote of nine yeas to twelve nays.
The President ordered a call Of the House
The following members answered to theil
names:
Anderson, Bacon, Blackuan, Campbell
| COPELAND, Day, Egan. Francois, kelso
dexter, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Wilcox, Witt
| genstein-l9.
Mr.. Ray: I move that the bill be made
the special order of the day on Saturday.
Mr.. Wittgenstein: I move to amend b,
making the bill the special order of the day
on Thursday next. 5.....
The yeas and nays were ordered, on Mr..
Wittgenstein's motion, by the President, re-
sulting:
Yeas Campbell, FRANCOIS, Monette,
0'Hara, Poindexter, Smiths.
Nays: Anderson, Bacon, Blackman,
COPELAND, Day, Egan, Kelso Lewis, Pack
ard, Pinchback, Pollard, Ray, Wilcox. Witt
genstein-l4.
Mr.. Wittgenstein's motion was lost.
Mr.. Rays motion was then adopted and
the bill made the special order Of the day
on Saturday next.
Mr. Bacon: I ask for suspension Of the