The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-16

leaving an opening Of forty feet for the pur-
pose Of navigation, was read.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill W. placed upon IL second reading.
The bin was considered as engrossed.
Under further suspension Of the consti-
tutional rule. the bin was placed upon its
third reading and final passage, its title
adopted, and its was ordered to be cent to
the Senate for concurrence. e~g
House bill No. 257, an act to incorporate
the St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Association Of Shreveport, Louisiana, was
read e
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was placed upon its second reading
o. It, WIS considered engrossed, and calen-
dared for third reading. 40 81
House bill No. 254, an act to protect Ia
borers from being forced to work on the
public roads and levees Of this State, and
providing punishment for violation Of
same, was placed upon its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was placed upon its second reading
It was then considered as engrossed
Under further suspension of the consti-
tutional rule the bill was placed upon it,
third reading n.,-cs..- 10 IT,. r5s. +
Upon its final passage the yeas and nays
we're demanded by Messrs. Bryan of CAL
casieu, and FonteIeu, of Vermihon, with
the following result: ,..l SIS
Yeas: Adolphe, Antoine, Baker, Bentley,
Blunt, Bowen, Brewster, Bryan. Buchanan,
Burch, Crawford, Darinsburg, Davis, De-
mas, Faulkner, Gaddis, Gardner, Garst-
kanp. P. Harper, W. Harper. Hampstead.
Kearson, Kinsella, Laurent, H. Lott, ]. B.
Lott, Mahoney, Marie, Marvin, Matthews,
McCarty, Mcfarland, Moore, Morphy, Nor
ris, Murray, Otto, Overton, Quinn. Raby,
Riley, Ringgold, Souer, Stanton, Tounoir,
Tureaud, Verett Wands, Washington, of
Assumption, Washington, of Concordia,
Waters, Wheyland, E. Williams, n. VIII
Hams, Wilson, Worrall, Yorke, Young So.
Nays: Abel, Barker, Barrow, Bickham,
Broussard, Bryan, Butler, Carr, Chachere,
Cochran, Darby, Davidson, Devices, Durio,
Fontelieu, Huston, Hyams, Killen. Llambias
Meadows, Moncure, Nelson, Pond, Sohu-
macher, Stevens, Stinson, Tatman, Thomp-
son-28. ..- lE
The bill was finally passed. its title adopt
ed, and it was ordered to be sent to the Sem
ate for concurrence. .1
House bill No. 259. an act making the JUS
tees of the Peace in the several parishes Of
this State (the parishes of Orleans and JET.
ferson excepted) e1-oficio members of the
police jury, in their respective parishes. and
to repeal sections two thousand, seven hun
bred and twenty-seven, two thousand, seven
hundred and twenty-eight. two thousand
seven hundred and twenty-nine, two. thou.
sand, seven hundred and thirty, and two
thousand, seven hundred and thirty-three Of
the Revised Statutes of the State of Louisi
ann, was read. .rt-
Mr. Barker, of Lafourche, moved its in
definite postponement.
Mr.. H. Lott, Of Rapides, moved to lay
that motion on the table, which was lost by
4 rising vote of II yeas to so nays
And the motion to indefinitely postpone
prevailed. .--..,..
Mr.. Tureaud, of St. James. moved a re-
consideration of the vote on the indefinite
postponement IF the bill, and also moved To
Law the motion to reconsider ON the table.
Carried A.s. -. Is.4
House bill No. 260, an act to increase the
revenue of the State, and to incorporate the
New Orleans Consolidated Lottery Com
pany. ~ rr .ii;mcr1 ri -rr- " ~ r.
Mfr. Carr, of Orleans, moved its indefinite
postponement. ..s1
Mr.. Hampstead, of Iberville, moved K
lay that motion upon the table, which wa
carried by rising vote Of 36 yeas to 81
nays. .ar..to,rta A.. .x.ii.. ,,an4s
Continued IN oaty next Nunaber
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