New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-29
4. 5. CORBIE,

SIR, Huhsaiee noyed that Senate bill No
81, an act to limit the contingent expenses or
the General Assembly, be referred Go the
Committee on Betrepchnl@pt An6 &-SorSA.
Adopted.
also, that Senate biz So. - ise 9aSer u2e,
with view Of passage-s-a4 see $Or tire E%-
a@f Of s. w. Shawhans
The bill was taken aGo Gouai8erss o..
crossed and ordered TO a third reading.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
d iour-ffths affirmative vote and che bill
Qyas read third time and 5;n 1lIS adopted
Vvith les title, as stated.
ON motion Of Mr.. BGrcf. Senate %ili 80.
9 was taken up, TO be entitled an ace reia
Give to the fees and emo ume5l1s Of che sue
Gitor of Public Accounts, and TO repeal sec.
zion three OF acs No. q OF 1873 and for
0tber purposes, and, an motion OF Mr..
Burch, was ordered to lie on the sable sab
j ect to call.
BY ATr, Stamps;
A bill to be entitled an act to amend and
re-enact az act entitled an act recognizing
the police juries of the State prescribing
the number thereof, and the mode of cleo
ton, No 81, approved April q, 1871.
On motion Of Mr. Stamps, the bill was
taken up, put on its first reading, and read.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
the necessary four-ffths affirmative vote,
and bill ordered to the second reading, and
read.
A further suspension of the constitutional
rule was obtained by four-ftth affirmative
vote, the bill ordered to be considered en-
crossed and put on its third. reading.
Bill was finally adopted with it, title as
stated.
On motion Of Mr.. Stamps, duly seconded,
the Senate went into executive session.
Executive session having been raised, on
call Of the roll the following Senators an
swered to their names
Presentation. A. B. Harris, and Messrs.
Alexander, Barber Blunt, Burch Brewster,
Blackburn, Cage, Greene, Z. +, Herwlg, r.
f. Herwig, Harper, Hunsaker, Ingraham,
kelso, Mascot, holland, Sypher, Stamps
lwitChell, Todd, Nhart0n-@3.
The President of the Senate announced
quorum present.
RESOLUTIONS GNJIo0DL%gL0
BY Sir, 5ngraham;
ReS0lced. That the Finance Committee be
Spd are hereby instructed to prepare "nd
3eport, by bill, making all Auditors war
rants outstanding December 81, 1872, inter
est bearing at eight per cent per annum, and
also provide for the redemption OF SAID out
standing warrants by creating fund q
evenly per centum of all moneys received
"a the general fund, which fund shall be
used to purchase latter paying interest on
she outstanding warranty from time to
Gme, not OfteneF than once IN every ninety
days, as the Auditor and Treasurer may, by
sealed proposals, advertise to purchase.
BE Il also reSO}6ed, That the Finance Com
9lttee also report by bill, an act prohibit
ing the issue by the Auditor OF any warrant
or warrants on and after January l. 1873,
unless there be money in the State treasury
% pay said warrants on presentation; pro.
aded. that warrants shall be issued by the
suditor in payment Of the mileage, per
elem and pay OF the members othcers, en-
IIoyes and contingent expenses OF the Gen
Sral Assembly for the extra session o. De-
%embeSo Isl = AND Of 9he regular session o!
$S,2.
Jbo sesoYution was saken up ana read
end ordeged to lie over under the rules.
on motion Of Mr.. Ingraham Che Senate
Soted 60 ad~usB s1 :!oadas at shs u'ust
6our
The psesiaeus ssea .4nouaoc;! tha' sie
eenate ssood adjourned til Hoa6aEo SaS"ta
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