New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-10

| prOSbCt al cluztns OF tue stare OF LOusLhnd
in their civil rights, and to provide she
| means for their vindication.
| Carried,
| NOTICE OF BILL&.
The following gentlemen gave notice that
they would on some future day introduce
the following bills:
| By Mr.. Souer of Avoyelles:
An act to create the parish of Atchafslaya,
and providing for the organization thereof.
| An act incorporating the Bayou des
Glsises Slackwater Navigation Company.
| By Mr.. Davidson. of Livingston:
| An act to create the parish of Amite.
| Under q suspension of the rules Mr.. De-
vein, of Orleans, introduced the following
| resolution:
| WHEREAS, In accordance with the pr0vi
| sion of law it is made the duty of the Ser
| geant-at-Arms to prepare the house for the
services of the General Assembly. In per-
| forming that duty for the extra session com
| mencing December 8, 1872, the following
| persons were employed tor the time oppo-
| site their respective names, viz:
Samuel King, November %, to December
| Is, twenty-three days
Edward Moore, November Is to Decem-
SC1 iVI b"cHbJ -bbIoc udtS
Daniel Warren. November % 20 Decena-
Der ID, twenty three days.
Samuel Wather, Novem Der % to Deoem-
Der 10, eighteen days
Richard Simpson. November % to Deoein-
Der 9, fifteen days.
Dominique Beauchiu, November q, one
day.
John Kerigan, November % to D, cember
10, twenty days.
G. A. Cook, November s3 to December 10,
eighteen days.
John Reynolds, November IS 70 Deoem-
Der 10, eighteen days.
Fritz PiapRenchmitf, November % to De
oember Is, twenty thres day..
Therefore be it resolved, That the Com
mlttee on Contingent Expenses, when ap-
pointed, is hereby directed to issue vOuch-
ers to the persons SO employed for their
services rendered.
On motion of Mr. Gair, Of East Felicians,
the resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses
Under a suspension of the rules, AR
souer, of Aveyelles, introduced the fellov-
ing resolution:
Reso@red, That the case Of Carey. con-
testant for seat in the House of Repre-
sentatives from the ninth ward. parish of
Orleans, and already favorably reported on
by the Committee on Elections and QuahE.
cations, be declared entitled to his seat as
such.
Mr. GAR, of East Fencians, moved to
amend by adding subject to contest
Carried
The resolution, as amended, was adopted. |
On motion of Mr.. Devices, of Red River,
Mr.. Demas, OF St. John the Baptist, was
confirmed IN his seat
MIR. hurrell, of Madison. introduced Mr. |
Carey, of Orleans, who vas sworn In as @ |
member.
Mr.. Murrell, of Madison. moved TO take q |
recess for twenty minutes.
Lost,
Dir. Sartain, OF Carroll, moved to take a !
recess for fifteen minutes,
Lost
Under ssuspension of the rules, Mr. Ju- |
dice of Lafay cite, introduced Housa bill !
No. 46, entitled an act to change and fix the |
time for holding the session of the District |
Court in the parish of Lafayette, in the |
Sixteenth Judicial District. which passed |
its first and second readings under suso
pension of the constitutional rules !
Mr.. Mathews in the chair]
On motion of hr. Murrell, OF Madison.
the bill WAS considered engrossed.
Under @ suspension of the constitutional |
rule the bill passed its third reading.
The bill was finally passed, title adopted
and sent to the Senate foI ooncurrepaeo
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
According to previous notice the follow
ing bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Devices, of Red River.
House bill No. AZ, entitled an act for the |
relief Of Thomas Woodland, Robert II.
Smith and g. U. Prodhomme citizens of |
Red River parish, State Of Louisiana, and
sOr other purposes. Passed first and SEQ I
md readings under a suspension of the CON
ltitutional rules, and referred TO the Com.
nittee on Judiciary
By Mr.. Ward, of Grant
House bill No 48, entitled an aos for the
elief of William B. Phillips Passed first
md second readings under q suspension of
he constitutional rules, and referred 10 the |
Committee on Claims.
On motion Of MIR. Montaldo. of Orleans. |
House bill No 81. entitled an ace to allow | q
he city of New Orleans to construct locks |
ear the mouth of the New Orleans canal
nd Bayou st. John, was Withdrawn fgom |
be Committee on Lands and Leveeso i
Under suspension of The rules Mr.. CAR. |
East Fehciana, introduced the following ,
esolurion: i
WHEREAS, Tho legal returning Board.
Omposed of Messrs. Lynch Longstreet,
'ovee and Hawkins have carefully exam. 4
ned, counted and officially promulgated !
ne election returns of the members elested
} this House at the general election held
Oyember 4, 1872; therefore, be if
Reso!ced, hat the members 40 returned 7
nd those who have been seated by the re- | /
Ort of the Committee on Elections, be and (
icy are hereby confirmed in their seats; | ,
rovided that nothing in this resolution |
lall prevent a legal contest. &
The House refused to suspend she rnies I Il
The resolution lies over under the rules
[speaker c. w. Lowell in the chairl II
Mr.. Devices, OF Red River. moved to sd- (
urn until to morrow at IL a. NJ IL
Lost. r
Under d suspensios OF the rules Mr.
nichard, of st. Martin, introduced House
II No. 40, entitled an act relative to public "
hitting and providing for the creation of q
ard of commissioners, with authority to | .
ntract for the public printing Of the tate, =,
the letting of said contract by public -
oposals and prescribing the way and :,
amer therefor and the duties Of said
icers gelative thereto. and for ctiieS pur- -
eeso
Passed first ans? second readings gndes !
6 suspension Of the constitutional rules, -
d referred 90 ;he COMMITTEE Oh Public =