New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-16
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ding file.
The amendments reported by the In.
shed Business Committee being as fol.
rs:
1'irst-In section one, after the words
General Assembly convened, That" the
mes of the incorporators be all stricken
and the following names be inserted
lieu thereof, to wit: A. L. Holmes,
bbert Fl. McLemore, S. D. Mcpherson,
An0ers p. Oliver, Spencer Field, Robert
loomer, James e. Aiken, William A.
ardnex, NJ. A. Southworth, G. w. Carter,
william Hanemann, Daniel F. Smith,
Charles H. Fox, Andrew j. May, J. Il.
Irwin, Henry L. Berge, W. 81. Henning,
IN. Underwood, Ernest DeBlanc, W. v.
Burgess, ]. Henri Burch, James P. Butler.
g Second-In section four, after the words
this corporation shall be managed by a
Pard off, strike out the word thirteen"
insert the word twenty" and after
l1e word directors" strike out words
'sany three" and insert the words "a ma
jorty," so that after the enacting clause
shall be made to read as follows, viz:
That the affairs of this corporation shall
Re managed by board of twenty direc-
ors, majority of whom shall form a
quorum for the transaction of business, ;"
!. were read and adopted.
The following, by the Committee on
inks and Banking, then were read and
opted, viz:
In section one, strike ont all the words
e lines sixty-four and sixty-dve, and the
prd "each" in line sixty-six, l. e. ten
nts QO) each, twenty-five (25), cents
ch, fifty (5O) cents each"
Mr.. Wittgenstein moved to insert the
allowing additional incorporates: IA.
W. Norcross, j. W. Hellman, Daniel
George, r N. Todd, J. A. Raynal, F.
Marie, Robert Duliney, W. M. Conor, H..
IS. Hammond, W. J. Cahoon."
4 Adopted.
Section one was then adopted as
pended.
& Section two was read and adopted.
Section three was read and adopted.
Section four was read and adopted, as
hended by committee.
Section five was read and adopted.
Section six was read and adopted.
\ Section seven was read and adopted.
Section eight was read and adopted.
Section nine was read and adopted.
Section ten was read and adopted.
Section eleven was read and adopted.
Section twelve was read and adopted.
The bill was thea adopted as amended,
and the amendments considered en-
crossed.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four-flths affirmative vote,
the bill read its thiA and last time, and
finally adopted by the following vote:
Yeas: Antoine, Beares, Braughn, Camp
bell, Foute, jerks, Monette, Ogden, O'Hara,
Pinchback, Poindexter. Ray, Smith, Todd,
Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, Wistgen-
stein-l8.
Nays: Bacon. COPELAND, Darran, Egan,
Lynch, Packard-6.
The title was then adopted.
Mr.. Smith, under suspension Of the
rules, called up from second reading file
Senate bill No. PSI, Granting certain
privileges to the Louisiana Canal and
Land Improvement Company"
Mr.. O'Hara moved to strike out in Sec
ton three the words Bayou Black and
Bayou Terrebonne."
Adopted.
Mr.. Wilcox moved to strike on: sections
FIVE, six, eight, nine and ten.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr. O'Hara, the following
flames were added as additional incor-
porators: "Robert Frsnley and A. W.
Norcross."
Mr.. O'Hara moved, in section seven,
line eight, after the word ''rivers," to in
sert the words except the Bayous Black
and Terrebonne."
Adopted, and the bill, as amended, was
then adopted and ordered engrossed for
third reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four-fifths affirmative vote,
the bill read its third and last time, and
finally adopted with its title.
MESSAGE TO THE house.
The Secretary asked the concurrence of
the House in Senate bills
No. 226, amending the eleventh and
twelfth sections of Gan act to incorporate
the North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Company
No. 24l. relative to interpretations for
agricultural purposes.
Informed the House of the concurrence
of the Senate in House bill No. 321, file
of 1869, '.For the relief of William H.
Hunt" etc.
Also asked the signature Of the Speaker
San act to amend and re-enacs the Civil
Code"
Gan act to amend and re-enac. the Code
of Practice"
"An act revising the statutes of the
State of Louisiana of general character"
MESSAGE FROM HOUSE.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs,l
State of Louisiana [
Office OF Chief CLERK,
New Orleans, March IA. 1870. J
20 me Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate: /