New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-16

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Under a suspension of the constitutional
rule the bill was placed upon its third read
ing.
Upon its final passage the yeas and nays
were demanded by Messrs. Bryan, OF Cal
caseu, and Tureaud, of ST. James, with the
following result:
Yeas-Abel, Antoine, Baker, Barrett,
Barrow, Belot, Bentley, Bickham, Blunt
Broussard, Buckingham, Butler, Carr, Ina
chere, Crawford, Darby pallns Das i"r "a
wilson, Davis. Demas, Devices, Deslonue'
Durio, Ellis Faulkner, Floyd, FontelieI,
Gaddis. Garstkamp. p. Harper, Hampstead,
Hyams, johnson, Kenner. Killen, Kinsella,
La SaIiniere, Laurent, 81. Lott, J. B. Lott,
Mahoney. Marvin, McCarty, Mcfarland
Quinn, Raby, Riley, Ringgcld, Sartain,
smith. Souer, Stamps, Stinson, Tatman,
Thompson, Tureaud, Verrett, Washington
fAssumption), Washington (Concordia),
e. Williams, H. Williams, Yorke-67.
Nays-Bowen, Bryan, Moncure, Murray,
YOung-5.
The bill was finally passed, its title
adopted, and it was ordered to be returned
to the Senate for concurrence in the amend
ments.
Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston, moved to
reconsider the vote on the final passage OF
the bill. and also moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table
Carried.
Toon motion of Mr.. Davidson, of Liy-
ingston. House bills Nos. 3i6 and $40 were
recomnitted to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
The Committee on Parochal Affairs sub
m;tted the following report, which was
adopted:
COMMITTEE ON PARoCHTAL AFFAIRS,
February :, 1872 )
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives,
The Committee on Parochal Affaiys beg
leave most respectfully to report that they
have had again before them House Oil No:
343. an act relative to attaching part OF
the parish of Richland to the parish OF
Caldwell and for other purposes This bill
was returned to the committee by the
House. with instructions to amend the bill.
They have given it their serious attention,
and have come to the, conclusion to again
report favorably. They do SO more partic-
ularIy because from information they have
received, that the members OF the House
who objected to the original report are now
willing to support the bill. We therefore
ask that the bill pass.
Respectfully,
RAFORD BLUNT, Chairman.
S. MARVIN,
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
A. C. BICkHAM,
f. MARIE,
ID. A. COCHRANE.
The Committee on Railroads submitted
the following report, which was adopted:
COMMITTEE on RAILROADS.,
February IL, 1872.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Railroads having
carefully considered
House bill No. 392. an act to repeal an
act incorporating the New Orleans, Metairie
and Lake Railroad Company.
Also. House bill No. 1893, an act to repeal
an act Incorporating the Right Bank Rail
road and Freight Transferring Company,
And your committee would respectfully
recommend their passage.
Your committee would also respectfully
submit to your honorable body the follow
ing bills, to wit:
An act entitled an act directing the
Alexandria, Homer and Fulton Railroad
Company to commence work On their road.
An act entitled an act directing the Lou
isiana and Arkansas Railroad Company TO
commence work on their road.
An act entitled an act directing the Ar
kansas and Delta Railroad Company to
commence work on their road
The passage of the foregoing bills Were
recommended by his Excellency IL. e. War
moth. Governor, in his annual message.
See pages nine and ten.
JOHN GARSTKAMP,
v E. MCCARTHY,
A. BELOT,
HENRY l.. POND,
E. +. BUCKINGHAM.
The Committee on Corporations sub
xnitteI the following report, which wa:
COMMITTEE on CORPORATIONS,
February 10, 1872.
tn the Honorable Speaker and Members of thu
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Corporations beG
leave TO report that they have had undel
consideration the below mentioned bills
and. after a careful canvassing of the merits
thereof. they unanimously report In favor
all the same and ask their enactment int
law. to wit
House bill No. 400, an act to Incorporate
Amis Sinceres Benevolent Association o
New Orleans, Loui siana.
House bill No. 404, to repeal section sevel
of an act entitled an act to renew the cor
poration of the town OF Farmervllie, and t
provide for the government OF the same.
House bill No 1885, an act amend and re
enact sections one, two, three, seven, tn
ninth paragraph of section nine, and tn
addition OF a twenty-tirst paragraph t
section nine, and sections nineteen, twenty
twenty-one and twenty-eight OF the act Ell
titled IAN act to incorporate the City Q
Monroe to fix it's boundaries, to prOvld
for the government, and create recorder,
Office for the same approved May a, lo'
and after the first day of January, 1873, t
exempt all property, real and personal, an
all persons, firms or corporations within tn
corporate limits of the city OF Monroe trOI
parish taxes and licenses, and to provld
for the payment of costs and fines IN erin
inal cases originating within said corporal
limits.
Your committee would further repo1
that they have unanimously determine
to report favorably on House bill No. 30!
entitled an act to incorporate the Comlqu
Variety Association OF New Orleans, wit
the following amendment in the form OF
substitute to section nine thereof:
THAT nothing contained IN this act sha
be construed as creating monopoly,
giving exclusive privileges to the lncorp
rators hereof under the provisions OF Sal
act by and what is fully expressed there1
so that all places of amusement can enJo
the privileges now authorized by law
provided, that the franchises of the sal
CORPORATION shall be forfeited if any persC
is barred of the privilege OF this act in al
way or manner whatsoever on account
race color or previous condition.
By this amendment of. the bill there
no privilege granted to the corporation th
can in any way be construed as monOpo
of the theatrical or show business al
further due regard has been had tc preyel