New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-14
ana Land Company and Loan and Savings
Bank The following message was then

state OF LocitAEA,)
Executive Department.,
New Orleans, January z, 1911.
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tho
House of Representatives,
] herewith return to you, without my sig-
nature. an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Louisiana Land Company and Loan and
Savings Bank.
The incorporators of this bill, with very
few exceptions, are without capital. They
seek a charter, under which they propose to
establish /. bank. with branches throughout
the State None Of these gentlemen are
known as BANKERS, and it is questionable,
even conceding good faith. whether 1t would
be wise to trust such corporate powers in
their hands. Moreover it is clearly uncon-
etitutiOnal in that the tenth section provides
that for the sum Of five thousand dollars
for the first year. aud ten thousand dollars
for each succeeding year, to be paid into the
school fund it shall be exempt from State,
parish and municipal taxation.
II. &. WARMOTH,
Governor of Louisiana.
The Speaker then put the question
VIII the House. upon Il reconsideration,
agree to pass the bill. the veto of the Gov
einor 20 the contrary Notwithstanding
The roll was then called, and resulted as
follows:
Yeas: Abel, Adolphc Antoine. Baker,
Barker, Barrett, Barrow. Bclot, Blckham,
Rlunt. Bowen. Broussard. Brown, Butler,
Chachere. Cochran. Crawford. Darnsburg,
Durio, Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd, Fontelieu,
Gaddis, Gardner, Garstkamp. ". Harper,
Nempstead Hyams. johnson, kearsOD,
ksnner. killen, Kinsclla La Saliniere,
Laurent. Llambias, II. Lott, j. b. Lott,
Lynch, Mahoney. Marie, Marvin. Matthews,
McCarty. Mcfarland, Moncurc, Morphy,
Morris, Murray; Nelson. OnE, opHIa,ek'
Ringgold, Sartan, Schumacher. SOuer,
Stanton, Stinson, Tatman. Thompson,
Tounoir, Tureaud, Ullman, Verrett, Wands,
Washington, of Concordia, Waters, +. VIII
lialns, II. Williams, Wilson. Worrall, IoIke,
Young-Sj.
Nays: Bentley. Brewster. Bryan, Buck
ingh;im. p Harper, Meadows, Smith,
Washington, of Assumptions.
And the bill was passed. notwithstanding
the veto of the Governor.
Mr. Lynch, of Iberville, in the chaIr.l
un motion of Mr.. Garstkamp, Of Jetier
son, the order OF the day was postponed tor
one hour.
The House, on motion of Mr.. Garstkaln p, /
OF Jefferson. resolved itself into committee
VI tHC NuOlc
Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston, in The
chair.]
After consideration OF bills referred to it,
the committee rose, and the Speaker re.
euIned the chair.
Tie committee, through its chairman, re L
ported that the committee had considere
House bill No. pol, an act for the relief /
n I
90 not pass.
House bill No. l43. an act for tie relief
OF the William Tell IIool. and Ladder Fire
Company of the parish of jefferson. and
recommended that the bill do not pass.
House bill No. 200. an act for the relief of i
Protector Fire Company No ;. OF the I
Sixth District of the city OF New Orleans,
.Hd recommended that it do not pass. Z
House bill No. SO. an act to incorporate 4
.he Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso- 4
citation OF New Orleans. and to gran, State E
aid fo- the same, and recommended that it B
90 not pass.
House bill No. -. an act for the relief Of
o. H. Remick. Tax Collector of tie parish
Of Vermillion. and recommended its passage
The House agreed with the uutavorablef
report Of the committee on House bills Nos. Z.
.QI. i43. 200 and 50. and further cOnsidera-
zion 81 TIE bills was indefinitely postponed
s'ppn motion of Mr.. Carr. OF DeSOto,
Saouss bill No. - Was considered as en-
crossed
Che constitutional lule being suspended "
ei.c bill was placed upon its third reading
ard .nal passage. its title adopted, and ii II
was ordered 70 be sent 10 the Senate for &
concurrence.
Mr.. Barrett. of Orleans. moved an ad. n
;surnment until seven o'clock Z. VI.
Nr Yori1e. OF Carroll. moved to amendt to L
st.iourn until twelve O'Clock tomorrow. II
Mr. johnson. of Orleans. offered as a sub
s.itute that the House do adjourn until te,
o'clock \. NJ. tomorrow.
Yos.
The question recurring. on the motion 10
adjourn until twelve o'clock tomorrow, the
yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
Antoine and Barrett. of Orleans. with the
following result: Il
Yeas: Abel, Adolphe. Baker. Barker
Belot, Bentley, Bickhan. Blunt. Bowen, 4
brewster, DFOt!SSaTu Drown. buchlngEaif 1
Carr. Chachere, Cochran. Darby. Darins
hurg. Devices. Ellis, Faulkner. Fontelieu !
Gaddis, Gardner. p. Harper. Hampstead /
Hvams. johnson, Kllen. H. Lott. J. B. Lett +
Lynch, Marvin. Matthews, Mcfarland T
Meadows, Moncure. Moore, Morphy. Morris
Nelson, Ong, Oplatck. Otto. Overton, RabN
Riley. Sartain. Stevens. Stinson. Tatman,
Thompson, Cllman, Wands. Washington,
Of Assumption, Waters. T. Williams, H.
Williams, Wilson. lorkc loung-6l. 4.
Nays: Antoine, Barrett. Barrow, Bryan
Buchanan, Crawford. Davis. Dcmas. Garst
kanp, kearson, kenner. kinse,la. La Sail
Mere, Laurent. Marie. McCarty, Murray
Quinn, Einggold Soucr. Stanton. Turcaud'
Nerrett, Washington. OF Concordia, Wor
rall-25.
The amendment was adopted, and the
House was adjourned until tomorrow a.
twelve o'clock NJ
WILLIAM NIGERS,
Chief Clerk.