New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-06

stitutional rule, the bill was place
pon its third reading and final passaoe
ts title adopted. and notice of concurrenc
Fas ordered to be sent to the Senate.
Mr. H. Lott, of Rapides, moved recor
Iteration of the vote whereby the bill wa
nally passed, and also moved to lay tn
bottom to reconsider on the table.
Carried.
Senate bill No. 3O8, an act to incorporat
independent hook and ladder hre CON
any of the town of Alexandria, parish q
anides. State of Louisiana, which wa
cad.
Mr.. H. Lott, of Rapides, moved its refe,
nee to the Committee on Corporations.
Upon which a yea and nay vote was dc
manded by Messrs. Quinn, of Orleans, an,
Tureaud of St..James, with the follow;r,
result:
Yeas-Antoine, Barrett, Barrow Ro,o.
Bickham, Blunt, Broussard, Bryan. Rntios
y Carr, Cochrane, Crawford, Darby, Darins
Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd, Fontelien. C oSS:s
Gardner, Garstkamp, p. Harper W;SI;aas
Harper, Hampstead, Huston. Hrams tau
Son, kenner, Killen, Laurent. Fl T",,. o9nn ~
Lott, Mahoney, Marie, Matthews MI r. %
and, Meadows, Morris. Murray. N S,Js ar
eoIS S Sps,;t6 SW;verton Raby, Riley, Ring
Iureaud, Verrett, Washington nWo sap
ti0n), Waters, Z. Williams r \V;sms;ump'
"Orrall, 1Orke, YOung-63 "'nanis'
QUINN. "o"en' brown,
Carried.
WI barrett OF Orleans, called up the fol,
lowing Senate bill: ~ '"' io''
Senate bill No. 3O4. An act on.
10 mrs Ellen B. Dunn. widow of the late
Lieutenant Governor Oscar j. Dunn Tho
balance OF the salary that would have beer
due him had he lived to the end of b.
term OF service, which was read.
Under suspension of the cons+;+,.;,
rule the bill was read a second 60
Under further suspension of the con
stitutional rule the bill underwent IL.
third reading and final passage. its title
was adopted, and notice of concurrence NOS
ordered to be sent to the Senate.
HOUSE BILLs'oN THEIR SECOND Rr.n,xc
House bill No. 1864, an act to be ent;tled
an act to change the boundaries of ~
parishes OF Cameron, St. Landry. Ca]casieu
and Nerm''ion; to provide for the election
OF police jurors, the transfer of certain
records, and the collection of certain tsxas
IN SAID parishes; to fix the seat of Justice of
the parish OF Cameron, and for other mr..
poses, which was read and referred to tbe
Committee on Corporations.
House bill No. 372, An act to increase the
revenue of the State of Louisiana and CITY
OF New Orleans, and providing for the ap-
polntment of delinquent tax commission.
ers, and for other purposes. which was
read and referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
House bill No. 1863, joint resolution ap-
pointing joint special committee to re-
GIVE the Grand Duke Alexis, which was
read.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, offered the fol-
lowing amendment:
That the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House appoint joint com.
mittee of five from each House to wait up0n
his highness the Duke Alexis upon his ar.
rival here, and invite him to visit the Gen
eral Assembly of Louisiana.
Which was lost.
The bill was calendared for its third read.
ing.
Mr.. Worrall, of jefferson, moved an ad-
iournment.
Lost.
BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
Senate bill No. 126 an act 10 amend and
re-enact article 3l65 of the Revised Civil
Code, was read, and placed upon its final
passage. Its title was adopted, and notice
OF concurrence was ordered to be sent to the
Senate.
House bill No. 3l5, an act entitled an act
granting to Edward f. Kenan the right to
keep ferry across the Bursley bayou. in
the parish of Catahoula which was read,
was placed upon its third reading and final
passage, its title adopted, and it was ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. 1853. An act fixing the terms
Of district court in the fourteenth district,
etc, which was read, and placed upon its
final passage.
Its title was adopted, and it was ordered
to be semitic the Senate for concurrence.
1.-THE Speaker resumed the chair.
House bill No. 349. an act to authorize
Mrs. Sarah E. Jones to adopt Louisiana
May Hayden. and to change the name OF
said child, which was read and finally
passed
Its title was adopted, and it was ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No 3}9, Joint resolution ask
ing the Congress of the United States to
pass an act granting a million of acres Of
the public lands to each State and Terri
tory for the endowment of one, and only
one. university or college, which was read
and finally passed.
Its title was adopted, and it was ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. 33i, an act in regard to
compelling certain persons to serve on
juries, which was read and finally passed.
Its title was adopted and it was ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
By Thomas Ong, of St. Bernard:
House bill No. 3l7 was read:
An act to limit and define the duties and
powers, fees and emoluments of the Audi
tor OF Public Accounts, and other min
I5terial officers of the State, and to pro-
lsf1.y Il.