New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

On motion of Mr.. Gray, Of St. James,
leave of absence for himself and Mr..
Tureaud, of St. James, until Monday next,
was granted.
On motion of Mr.. Zoelly of Orleans,
leave of absence was granted him for one
week.
On motion of Mr. Reese, of Lafourche,
the following correction to the minutes Of
yesterday, to Senate bill No. 10, was ordered
60 be made:
In section third, thirty-ffth line, add
after the word 'Rapides" the words "and
Avoyelles."
Senate bill No. III, left out by error, was
placed on its third reading, final passage
aud notice ordered to be sent to the Senates
Under a suspension Of the rules Mr.. May,
Of Orleans, offered the following resolution,
which was amended by Mr.. McMillen, Of
Carroll; the amendment being accepted the
resolution as amended was adopted:
ReSol1ed That the Committee on Printing
be required to inform the House why they
have not reported Senate bill No. "A, enti-
tied an act to amend an act entitled an act
relative to public printing, approved July
"a, 1868, and that they be required to report
with the above bill full statement of the
printing done for the State by the State
Printer under existing law, and the cost
thereof.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Elections and Qualif.
cations submitted the following report,
which was accepted:
ROOMS OF COMMITTEE or ELECTIONS AND
qualifications, House of Representatives. sleJe Of
Louisiana, New Orleans, September ;, 1881.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
p GENTLBMEN-You Committee on Elections
and Qualifications to whom were referred
the following resolution, to wit:
ResoIUed That the Committee on Elections
and Qualifications be instructed to report
by resolution or otherwise the names of
such persons as they believe are entitled to
mileage and per diem of claimants who
failed to make good their claims to seats in
this House which is usually allowed to con-
testants in all legislative bodies, do report
toyoqr honorable body that they have care
fully investigated the claims of John G. Sci.
den, who unsuccessfully contested the seat
of Hon. ]. r. Curell, Representative OF the
Sixth Representative District of the parish
OF Orleans, and Charles B. Hughes, who
failed to obtain seat in your body, now
occupied by Hon. j. 7. Hanlon, as Repre-
sentative from the First Representative Dis
mend to the House the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution:
ReSolued, That the Warrant Clerk of the
House of Representatives be and is hereby
directed to issue warrants on the State Teas.
nrer in favor of John G. SeldeD and Charles
=. Hughes for the regular per diem allowed
members of the General Assembly of the
State Of Louisiana to and including the day
and date when their respective cases were
decided by the House of Representatives.
P. JONES Y0RKE,
Chairman Committee;
JAMES S. MATHEWS,
M. CARR.
F. o. ANTOINE,
DENNIS BURREL,
HARRY LOTT.
Under suspension of the rules, on mo-
tion of Mr., Heidenhain, of Orleans, the res
olution reported By the Committee OF Elec-
ton and Qualifications was adopted.
The Committee on Corporations submit
ted the following report, which was &C
cepted:
New ORLEANS September 8, 1868.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House Of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN: Your standing Committee on
Corporations having under consideration,
by order Of the House, the following bills,
bag leave to report them back with the &C.
companying recommendations, namely:
Senate bill No. 100, with the recommends.
ton that il pass.
Senate bill No. I03, with the recomrnenda-
ton that it pass.
Senate bill No. 116, with the recommends.
zion that it pass.
House bill Mo. l65, with the recommends
zion that it pass.
:. House bill No. l6s, with the recommends.
ZION that ii pass.
House bill No. 1s2, with the recommends.
zion that it pass.
W. L. McMILLEN,
Chairman;
JOHN PAGE,
CANON ]. ADOLPHB,
PAULIN GUIGONET,
CHARLES LEROY,
C. RODNEY RAY.
Senate bills 103, lle, 100. reported favora-
bly, by the Committee on Corporations, were
ordered to be placed on the calendar for q
third reading.
House bills le5, l6s, 1872, reported fayora
bly, BY same Committee, were ordered to Dc
engrossed.
The Judiciary Committee submitted the
following report, which was received and
accepted:
September & 1865.
To the Honorable Speaker and House of Representa-
GEErLEMEE-In case of Senate bill No
90, an act to amend and re-enact article 800
o. the Code Of Practice, and House bill No.
IA, an act to prevent the issue of false re
eelpts or bills Of lading, ETC., your Commit
Tee on Judiciary report faVofably and recon.
mend their passage.
Chairman, pro tenn.
Senate bills %, ia. reported favorably,
we're ordered to be placed on the calendar
for third reading.
The Committee on Internal Improve
ments submitted the following report, whict
was received aud accepted:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tn
Houss Of Representatives Of the State Of Lou
GEsTLxMKH- Your committee on Interna
Improvements, to whom was referred Hons,
bill No. i8t, entitled an act to authorize TIL
closing OF Benois Bayou, In the parish o
Bossier, most respectfully report favorahly
and recommend the passage 81 the same.
A. J. DEMAREST,
Chairman.
W. @. MELVIN,
DAVID YOUNG,
JAMES MCCULLEK
House bin No. ls1, reported fayorably
vas ordered 10 be engrossed.
The 0omniltee on Parochial Affairs sub
united sise ss.siv=ins report, which which vas -e
celyed and accepted,
OoNAfxan az PAnocHrAr ArTA1ns,
eaau q Baronne street.
Hep11ubsF 8, A. D. leae-
TO be Honorable spsnhes and Mssnbers q tn
House Of ReDfsaentAlise1 sl ths State Of Los