The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-29

be open for the inspection OF the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses 1t all
times" kF FL -
Adopted. 81 Fl
r. The following additional rules were
submitted:
70. Admission to the floor of the House
shall extend only to, oficers Of the State
and general government and ex-Gov-
ernors of the State tgs YaflElL.Y i
Rule 10 All stationery, etc, shall be
furnished by the Contingent Expenses
Committee. bnnol nola9I,sY nod, hri |
Adopted. ,c;4.., y,,,,os, .,,5 ri
Mr.. Souer, Of Asoyelles, offered the, fol-
lowing additional rule, which, on motion
of Mr.. Wheyland, Of Sabine, was tabled:
Resolred, That a standing committee of
three members Of this House be appoint
ed by the Speaker, to be known as the
Committee on Disbursements and Ac-
counts who shall have charge of all ex-
penses incurred by the House, and per-
form such duties as have heretofore been
performed by the warrant clerks Of the
House, as required OF said officer by law,
and the said committee shall at each ses-
sion make its final report to this House
for approval; and further, be allowed a
clerk at a compensation Of eight dollars
per diem while actually employed by said
committee, and the said clerk shall give
bond in the sum of five thousand dollars,
to be approved by the committee and
fled with the Secretary of State, for the
faithful performance of his duties. 3a-a
Mr.. Davidson, Of Livingston, offered
the following additional rule, which was
adopted: '9-la.i
Resolved, That a committee Of five be
added to the standing committees of the
House, to be entitled the Committee of
Public and Private Land Claima ~iU
hIMr. Mathews, d Tensas, moved the o.
doption Of the rules - wholA, and called
for the previous question. ia o7aI ut.
Upon which motion Messrs. Antoine,
of Orleans, and Tureaud, Of St James,
demanded the yeas and nays, with the
following result: bet e.2 .,ai.at's
Yeas: Abel Adolphe Barker Barrow
Belot Bentley Brown Broussard Bryan
Buckingham Butler Carter Chachere
Cnwford Darby Darinsgburg Davidson
Davis Demas Devices Douglass Ellis
Faulkner Gaddis Gardner Garstkamp p.
Harper w. Harper Hampstead Huston
Hyams LaSaliniere Llambias H. Lott j.
Lott Lynch Matthews McCarty McFar-
land, Morphy Morris Nelson Ong Oplatek
, Otto Pond Quinn Ringggold Sartain Schu-
macher Souer Stamps Stanton Stinson
Tatman Thompson Tounoir Verrett Wash
(ington of Assumption, Washington Of
| Concordia, Waters Wheyland H. VIII
liams Yorke Young-64. tls ytllf ole I
Nays: Antoine Barrett Blunt Buch-
anan Fonteheu johnson Kearson Kennei
Killen Kmsella Laurent Mahoney Over.
/" ton Tureaud E. Williams Wilson Worral
S LII. I'D iii., ~ ea rs u .o
The main question was ordered on thu
adoption of the rules, and they were
J, adopted as a whole. b5.a1s2,p, taa /
I Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston, moved t.
+ reconsider the vote by which the rule
We're adopted " o-r.f st,l llaFea,r !
Mr.. Yorke, of Carroll, moved to lay tn
motion to reconsider on the table. .rt +
d Carried. 7.7 d,uor 90 ...r g II /
!. The Speaker announced the followin;
n standing committee. aoj baa ;sblov !
III On Elections and Qualifications
Charles l. Abel, Of Bossier; Harry Lot
e of Rapides; Thomas G. Davidson, Of Liv
d ingston; Harry Mahoney, Of Plaquemines
y George L. Smith, of Caddo; Charles "
Ringgold, of Orleans; G. Q. Butler, G
D. Bienville. .f............ .-. r..f...I
N Mr.. Yorke, of Carroll, moved that 80
S, copies Of the rules be printed. =. /
70 Carried. ..4... .t-..-r... ID
le Mr.. Devices, OF De Soto. moved tbs
the House do, now proceed to draw fc
seats. ..,, fo... ..4, ..., r,.l All
Fe S@ ~ gtaLu o. gLuG l,..r- ..al,,1.
l. Mr.. Yorke, Of Carol, moved that thrv
D. tellers be appointed by the Speaker. /