New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10

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suit:
Yeas-Speaker Brewster, Abel. D.,
Barker, Barrett, Bentley, Bickham by
Bowen, Broussard, Brown, Bryan, Buzz
ham, Butler, Carr, Chachere, CocSsS
Crawford, Darby, Darinsburg, DsTsis
Demas. Devices, Deslonde, Ellis, FanMs
Floyd, Fontelieu, Garstkamp. P. HsNs
William Harper, Hampstead, Hr.F
Kenner. Killen, Kinsella, La Sal;y.s:e
Llambias, Mahoney, Marie, Marvin y
thews, McCarty, Meadows, Moncure "
nhv. Morris, Murray, Nelson, Ong. O,l.Rs
Oyerton, Pond, Quinn, Raby, Rilev pS
gold. Smith, SOuer, Stamps, Tbo'n,.
Tounoir, Tureaud. Fcrrett, Wasb;I%s
lAssumption), Washington (Copco,S
Waters, YOung-6o.
Nays-Adolphe, Antoine, Belot. Cab
Gardner. Huston, johnson. II. Lott. ~
Lott. Mcfarland. Sartain, Stanton
Williams, Worrall, forke-l5.
Carried.
Under suspension of the c0nstituho,
rule, the bill was placed upon its third 70.
ing and final passage, its title adopted 4,
and it was ordered to be sent to the Sen,
for concurrence in TIL, amendments.
Mr.. Carr, u De soto, moved to re.
slider the vote tal"n upon the final pass,
of the bill, and also moved to lay that
ton upon the table.
Carried.
Upon motion of Mr.. Davidson, of Liv,
ston, the House concurred in SD,
amendments to House bill No. r.
an act to amend sections one. ser,
forty-nine, ffty-six, sixty-one, six,rsi
seventy-fve and seventyseven of an
entitled an "Act to provide revenps
levy and collect taxes, to prescribe certa
penalties and forteitures. TO provide for II
creation and removal of revenue Office,
and to define their duties. to punish certsi
crimes and misdemeanors. to create lon
and mortgages in favor of the State in ~,
tain cases, to regulate the manner of the M,
ment of moneys from the treasury to m
scribe certain duties Of justices of IN
peace, State and parish officers, to Drown
for the collection OF back taxes and licenu.
and to repeal all acts inconsistent therevis
and relative to the fees of the Auditms
Public Accounts, and designate a fss
agent for the State" approved March
1871.
Upon motion of Mr.. Harper. Of \
Charles, the House cOncurred in the Sens.
amendments to House bill No. 3l4,any
to organize the Wake Band BenevolentS
ciety of the parish Of St Charles
Mr.. Thompson, of st. Tammany, ohem
the following resolution
ResolreG, That every person who was,
member of this House on the fourth dsrt
January, A. D. 1872. Shall be entitled,
mileage and per diem for the entire seSjN
10 be paid in the same manner as all otls
members.
Mr.. Davidson. OF Livingston offered III
following substitute, which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the House of Repres.
tatives. That the members of the Legik
ture expelled by the action of the Houset
allowed their per diem and mileage iron
the beginning TO the close of the presr
session of the Legislature. and the Officer
OF the House be and are hereby authorN
to sign the required vouchers therefor.
Mr.. Souer. of AvoyelIes, NOV ed to tab
up Senate bill No. 399, an act to appropnap
money TO pay the mileage and per diem a
contingent expenses of the General Assem-
bly,, lying on the table subject to call
Carried.
The bill was read.
Under suspension Of the constitution.
rule the bill was read third time, an
finally passed, its title adopted and nota
Of con currence was ordered to be sent
the Senate
Mr.. Stamps. of Jefferson, offered the fi
owing resolution. which was adopted.
Resotred. That the Chief Clerk of th
House be instructed to inform the Senaa
hat We adjourn at half-past ten O'Clock
mis- thursday evening, February 80 1872
Substitute for Senate bills No. 80 and
40, an act providing for the election Of,
state printer, and defining the duties AMI
king the compensation of the same. and
providing for State. judicial parochial and
municipal printing. and for printing the de
lslons OF the Supreme Court, was read
Under suspension of the constitution
ule, the bill was read second and third
lme, and finally passed, its title adopted
nd notice of concurrence ordered toh
ent to the Senate.
Dir. Davidson, of Livin gston. moved tore
onsider the vote taken upon the final pas
oge OF the bill. and also moved to Law that
notion on the table
Carried.
-Hr' thompson. of st. Tamrnarv moved
nat the House take recess until sever
clock p. VI.
Lost.
senate bill No. 29j an act ratifyipr and
Dh lfihlhS the charter of the New Orleans
a'er"orks Company, and to empower said
'hipany to build waterwoiks. to Law dow
pes erect tire plugs. etc. and 10 asses
nd collect water rates or rents nm nro,erty
the line of its pipes, when laid, wa
urea "i and read the third time.
W. fauikner, of Caldwell. moved thai
ie reading OF the bill in detail be dispensed
Ill., upon which motion Messrs. Thomp
H. Oh 81 i'mmany. and Bryan, of Calea
iu' called the yeas and NAYS. with the
flowing result:
leas.Abel, Antoine, Belot. Blunt Bowen
,o"n. Carr Crawford, harrisburg, David
u, Demas. Devices. Deslonde. Faulkner,
oyG; Gaddls, Gardner. Garstkamn- p Har.
+. huston. johnson, Kinsella. II. Lott. La
dinlere, Laurent, Mahoney, Marie Mat
e"s. NC farland, Morphy, Morris Murray,
a. =, opiatek, Overton, Pond. Quinn. Raby,
nes; T smith Soner, Stamps. Stanton, Stin-
n, latham, Tounoir, Tureaud. Verrett
aniihSton (Assumption), Washin ton
II " aters, Norrall, Yorke, Young
m E,,i nalker, Barrow, Bryan, Bucking
,mIi1s o41ehrane, Ellis, Hyams, Killen,
, :, thompson, L. Williams-l6
yarried.