New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

| Grant. Gair. Huheau, Kill, NJ. Jones, Kirk
| man, Murren fMsdison), Peyton, Page
| Paris. Rodrigues, Stewart, Suut hard, To
| rrand. Thomas, Williams, Washington.
| Y0ung-%S
The motion to lay on the table vas esr.
ried.
| Mr.. Devezp, OF Orleans. moved TO adops
the bill as a whole. and called the previoas
| question.
| THE Speaker resumed the chair.
| The main question was ordered. Shd
Senate bill No. I32 was considereti en-
| crossed.
| Mr.. Stewart. of Tensas, moved further
suspens;or Of the constitutions! rules 10
place the bill on it's third reading, on which
! the yeas and nays were demanced by
Messrs. Davidson. of livingston, and Hillo
of ouachita, resulting as follows:
| Yeas-Allain, Antoine. Bowman, Bryans,
| Boyt. Benbam, Blackstone. Barrow, Carey.
| Connaughton, Cousin, Demas. 4. H. Davis.
Decker, Devezin. ID aries, Devices, Elliot.
Grant, Guicharl, Hubesu, Heath. NJ Jones,
| Kesting Kenyon Lewis. Landry. Iawes.
Murrell (Latourche), Mahoney. Mathews
| Paris Sawyer. Sartain, Suaero Seweli,
Wands. Young-i2.
Nays--Armstead, Baker Davidson. GAR,
Hill, Hahn, Kirkman. MnrreI Sadisonls
Martinez Peytop. Page. RodTi&ues Sutton,
Southland. Thomas, Williams. Wilson. Ward
IL.
The rules were not suspended. abG the
bill WAS placed Oh the calepdar.
Under IL suspension of the rules. Nf.
Young. chairman of the Committee ~
Claims. made the following report:
CounIrTnS ON CI4I&s.e
March :, 1873
To IN. Honorable Speaker and Members o: the
Hons. OF Repres entatTes:
Your committee would respectfully re-
port favorably on House bill No. l46, All
ao. for the relief of Mrs. Lj2zie C.. Gallup.
a0d gecomlnend It's passage
ID. YOUNG. Chairman;
NJ p. BLACKS TONE,
WILLIAM WARD.
WILLIAM MURRELi.
CHARLES MONTALDU.
And moved that the rule be suspended
whic! would require House bill No. i4G,
entitled an act for the relief of Mrs Lizzie
c. Gallup, to be considered in committee
o! the whole.
Carried.
mr.. Heating, of Csddo. in the chair.l
On motion of Dir. Young, Of Concordia,
the bill was considered engrossed, and
passed third reading under suspension of
the constitutional rules,
On the final passage of the bill the yeas
and nays were demanded by Messrs. Grant
of Morehousc, and Hill of Ouachita, result
ing as follows:
Yeae-AllaH, Antoine. Bowman, Bovd,
Benlralu, Blackstone, Barrow, Carey, De
mas, x. r. Davis, Decker. Devezin, Deioje,
Devices. Elliot, Huseau, Hahn. Heath. h.
Jones, Kenyon, Keru, Lewis, Marvin. Mur~
Mathews. Montaldo, Page, Paris, Rodri-
CUES, SAWYER, Sartain. Sewell, Thomas,
Tureaud, Wilson. Washington, Wiggn,
Ward. Young-4i.
Nays-Armstead, Connaughton. Cousin,
D. c. Davis, Dayries, Grant, Guichard.
Hill, Heating, Krkman, Lawes, Martinez,
Peyton, Southland. Williams. Worthy
Wands--17.
The bill finally passed. title adopted ana
ordered to be sent TO the Senate Tor sono
currenc5.
The Committee ON Enroilmen: made tl~
following report:
CoMd;TrER OF ENRollzBSq4
March ;, 1873. !
To she Honorable Speaker and Members o. tbrp
House of Representatives:
Your committee beg leave to report se
having been duly enrolled the following
bills, viz:
House bill No. IL. establishing rous
municipal police courts in the city of New
Orleans, and defining the jurisdiction and
officers thereof, and reps aling all laws
establishing recorders courts, and provide
ing for the transfer of the records from the
recorders courts to the said municipal police
courts, and for other purposes
House bill No. l9J, IN act authorizing the
muster of the Metropolitan Police force as
part OF the militia OF the State; authoriz.
ing the sad force 10 be increased when or.
militia duty to three full regiments. TO be
called the Metropolitan Brigade; au-
thorZlng the assignment of other officers
ana troops to said brigade, and providing
Tor the enlistment. enrolment paw and
command of the said Metropolitan Brigade,
RtspeC fully submitted,
JOHN GAIR. Chairman,
The committee on outstanding voucher.
submitted the following report:
p"HNlrTRR on OUrsrANrrSe vorcnEns
or Warrants, March E, 1873. !
TO the HoT CRADLE Speaker and Members Of tho
mouse OF Representatives.:
Your committee would respectfully rpo
port that there have been brought to tia
rooms OF the committee the following
amounts OF vouchers or warrants:
For 1863 COZ IN
For 1870. .S5 90
For 1871 81 300 on
Fer 1872 s4qiS -
Total amount 4" tiateSil..l 1856 %
o. this amount 1913 10 are senate youek.
ers:
hor -" .............. fH2S 10
= t'l 10. '..'''.'.'. .'............. lOo w
F"F .o'-... Observation-Disclosures. 800 %
Total Senate vouchers TO date, $3.50 10
Iour "ommitte. would respectfully r..
commend the passage of the accumpanyinc
bill. authorizing the holders o: the a6ovr
warrants to sue the STAT. fer payment Of
the 3ams.
DAVID YOUNG. Chaignat.
HENRY DEMAS,
NELSON KENYON.