New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

Ss.AGs 'R..ssH.
Sew VSlPaSs. February :!..
The Senate met pUrsuan: 20 Adjournment.
and WAS sailed 10 orde: 5.r Hon. c. {. An.
sOine. L~ieutsnan: Governor .: ;ar State
sni President otthe Senate.
On call Of the roll thu following Senators
answcrei TO their names:
Messrs. Alexander. barber. brewster.
Butler. Bureh, Greene. Harris. /. +. HEY
wig, l.. b. Herwig. Harper. lngraham.
Kelsv. Mascot. Pollard. S.!phe;. Stamps.
Tvifchell. Weber. Nharton-!'.
The President OF the Senate announced .
uaoynm present.
Prayey by the Chaplain
The reading Of the minute. o: Saturday.
proceedings was dispensed with. and the
President announced that the Journal stood
approved. aGteS the SANS had been cor.
TeGteio
NEsslGE IRON .EM iiDT.E.
The Clerk OF tn. House ri Representa-
eivcs submitted q message asking concur
rencr in House bill No. =. :" ~ "n'.',.: ~
aGf soy the gsllet OF che state !:.a.e:.
rEstrIoSa.
AIR. andersen submitt.1 a ~,,e:i;:cn !..n
&ibin SouIies relative 80 q claim :cr :hs
rebuilding OF a !esec IN front .. = :rsc; "t
land known as III. ~. So,hi.. plantation. IN
the parish of Pla4nsm.Ue..
REPORTS ~. .u"s::.::X>
NJ. f}urch. from She Committee on En-
sgossYuent, submitted the following report:
February 3, 1875. :
So tie Honorable gresiien, .aI Members 81 he
Senate:
four Committee on Gnrv.imrn: beg leave
20 report as having been duly e3-rossed
the following bills, viz:
Senate bill No. 63, an act tOs the relief ~
Charles II. Walker, of 81, Mary, authoiIZ.
ing and directing the State Auditor TO issue
q bond for $1,000, in lien OF one lost by fire.
Senate bill No. 90, an act relative to con
tributious to be raised bT the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, and the resale % prop
erty purchased on foreclosure y: stock
mortgages.
Respectfully.
J. HENRI BIHCf',
Chairmat.
Mr. Harris called up Senate Joint :esoiH.
fion appropriating $1,000 to provide O:ics
rooms for the Attorney General. reported
by the Committee on Finance with the fol.
lowing amendment: Insert after the word
S'doliacs' the words 'oS So much .Ae.ec: rs
may be necessary
Mi. Harris movei 20 aio:: :le amend
GneuSo
Adopted.
HEro Harris moved :has gas ...'.. s.
amended, be considered engrossei
Mr., Stamps moved 20 iude!inItei: post.
eOIe che resolution
Ns. Harris moved 30 ls~ :is aso:!on 90
rOs;pons on tbs table.
Adopted.
THE Senate went ;ntoeHecut.vs session.
Executive session hsvin: been :si-oi. on
q GA.; .: the soli the following Senator'S 80.
swersd 20 their names
Messrs. Anderson, Alexander. blackburn.
Barbere Blunt, Butler, Burch. Brewster.
Greene Harris p +. Herwig. f. ! Herwig,
f~tarpeyo Ingraham, Kelso. Masicot. Pollard.
Sypher. Stamps, VwitcheI1. Weber. Whag.
ton-eS
NJ. Harris renewed his motion tina: the
sili Os considered engrossed.
MGo Butler moved the following amend.
snep:: dhat after the word o'doliars' the
word 'eSacho~ ana after the words o'!Atto..
ney General" the words superintendent .!
PnblaS Education be inserted. wherever
the same OCCURS in the title and 3..:.
Rejected
Tue bill was considered engsossei.
The constitutional rule was suspended.
the bill read the third time. and aually
adopted, with title to stand, by the !ytlow-
lowing vote, on a call of the roll.
lcas-Anderson, Barber, Blunt. Butter,
Blackburn, Burch, Brewster, Greene. Harris. ,
t. f. Hrrwig, +. +. Herwig, Ingraham.
kelso- Pollard, SypEer. TwitcheIl. Weber. /.
Wharton-1S, |
SaYs-Alexander. Stamps. .
NOTICES or bills. f;
BY Mr.. Blackburn:
sjcint resolution proposing aLcline-: 20
the constitution for abolishing parish cou-ss.
and changing the present mode Of e:ec:.ls !
police ~jaries. !
INTRODUCTION OF Rirts /,
Nj, 1ngraham introduced the Following !