The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-02
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o..aus; L. J. Soner, of Avoyelles; A
DIN, Of Orleans; H. j. Hyams of West
Dston Rouge; Victor E. Mccarthy, Of
Orleans.
vr Davis, of Orleans, under supervision
., .be rules, introduced the following re-
,,,,op which was read and unanimous
" adopted;
Bssbsd That the Hall of the House OF
R.uresentatives be and is hereby granted
10 retAlsI:4s Of 1914 and 1915 on Sunday,
a. eighth instant, for the purpose Of
,.l,brating the fifty-seventh anniversary
:, ,be battle Of New Orleans
NJ. Abel, Of Bossier, as chairman of
IL. Committee on Elections and Qualifi-
>, ,ops under a suspension of the rules,
;ntroduced the following resolution, which
va read:
PesJcd That in all cases of contest
Or the seat Of member of the House of
REPRESENTATIVES, duly returned by the
B,srd Of Returning Officers, and sworn
IN according to law, the contesting party
shall reeve no mileage or per diem un-
,s., be establish his claim to the contested
..t al is sworn in and seated.
M Davidson, Of Livingston moved its
sioydOn, and called for the previous
cnstion, which was ordered.
Upon the adoption of the resolution,
The yeas and nays were demanded by
lIessrs Antoine, of Orleans, and Young,
d Concordia, which resulted as follows:
Yeas: Abel Adolphe Baker Barker Bar
ov Bentley Bowen Brewster Broussard
Brown Bryen Buchanan Buckingham
Butler Carter Chachere Darby Darins-
burr Davidson Davis Demas Devices
Ellis Faulkner Floyd Fontelieu Gaddis
Gardner G,rtskamp ". Harper Hemp
stead Huston Hymns Kearson Kenner
ElIu kinsella La Saliniere Llambias
Lynch Mahoney Marvin Matthews Nc
Iarthy Mcfarland Meadows Moncure
Moore Morphy Morris Murray Nelson
Dig OpLatek Otto Overton Pond Quinn
.ag Rg odd Sartain Schumacher Smith
'ar Stamps Stanton Stevens Tatman
llmpson Tournoir Ullman Wand wash
astOn of Assumption, Washington OF
''rcOrtlia, Waters Wheyland Z. Williams
Norrall Yorke Youns-SO.
NAYS: Antoine Barrett Blunt Birch
'raviorl Durio p. Harper H. Lott J.
Lot Marie Riley Tlreaud, Wilson-13.
Mr. Devices, of De Soto, moved to re-
consider the vote just taken, and also
moved to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table.
Carried.
DR. hmner, of Orleans, introduced the
following resolution, which was laid over
under the rules:
A~'ta't, That the Speaker appoint
Competent stenographer as the official re-
porter Of the House, whose duty it shall
be report the debates of the House for
p''AAtlon in the official journal of the
'-f and whose compensation shall be
''aty dollars a day.
AF. Joseph B. Lott, of Rapides, intro
'aced the following resolution, which
WIS laid over under the rules:
"0''d, That the Journal of the House |
unpublished in the New Orleans Standard.
''l ulai the expense of the same be paid |
0a' Of the contingent fund.
MI Devices, of De Soto, under IS
le4NOn OF the rules, by a rising vote of
'AE''lree yeas to eight nays, introduced
, ,:a'e bill No. l. "And act appropriating
:. to pay the mileage and per diem
members Of both houses of the Cen |
49,. .- Assembly, and to pay the officers,
1 ~ and the contingent expenses Of
he same"
~ rnt Dill was put upon its first reading. |
'naer a suspension of the constitn-
Oln rule, the bill underwent its second
ealing. '
!. ',', L., Davidson, of Livingston, moved
''ierence to the Committee on Con-
astnt Expenses.
l. 49, DeVees, of De Soto, moved to Inv
:, MOTION on the table, Messrs Barrett
=. Antoine, of Orleans, called for the
Y 'u nays, which resulted as follows:
,.u Abel Adolphe Barrow Belot
,, -t'sE Blunt Bowen Bxoussard Brown
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