New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Mr. Harris moved that section twenty
eight be stricken OUT
Adopted.
Mr. Harris move, to strike out section
twenty-nne.
Adopted.
Mr.. Harris moved to s:;;he out section
thirty.
Adopted.
The bill was then adopted a. amended.
The constitutions! rule was suspended
! The bill read the third time and finally
! adopted with its title.
The Senate then went into executive
| session.
Executive session having been raised, the
President ordered a call of the roll. TAen
the following Senators answered :" their
| names:
Messrs. Anderson. Barber. Blackburn.
| Blunt. Brewster. Butler, Burch. Greene.
Harris. p. +. H.rwig. f. f. Herwi,. Harper.
Ingraham. Keleo. Mascot, Pollard. Sypher'
Stamps, Twi:che!l. WhaCton--I.
a quorum present.
Mr. keiso moved TO adjourn.
The Senate refused 20 adjourn H. the
| following vote:
Yeas-Anderson blackburn. Blunt. But
| Ter. Harris. Harper. 7. +. Her"lg' hel'''
| MasicOt-G.
Nav--B .rber Brewster. Burch. Greene
| +. +. HerWig, Ingraham. Pollard. STAMPS.
Sypher. Twitchell. Wharton-II'
Senate bill No. ~. an act to fix the salary
of the Judge of the Superior District Court
of tie parish, Of Orleans. was taken MP and
considered engrossed. and fixed for Monday
next. at z. NJ. special order of tho day
Mr.. Wharton called up House bill No. -.
to he entitled an act to amend and re-enact
an act entitled an act TO incorporate the
Roman Catholic Church o. St. Martin. i'll
the parish of st. Martin.
The bill was taken up and read the first
time.
The constitutional rule was suspended,
the bill, read the second time and referred
to the Committee on Corporations and Pa
rOchial Affairs.
Mr.. lngraham called up House bill NO.
%. al act TO prescribe method fer chang
ing the names and relieve the General As.
semby from the necessity of passing lri,
vate bills in such cases.
No action taken on the bill.
Mr.. Barber called up the following:
Senate bill No 90, a bill to be entitled an
act to repeal and modify all act 10 protect
the health of the city Of New Orleans. to
locate the stock landing and slaughter
houses. and to incorporate the Crescent
City Live Stock Landing and Slaughter
house Company. approved March 8. 1862
The Secretary read the bill.
Some reference being made to the duties
of the special committee 70 investigate the
affairs of the Siaughterhouse Company. Mr..
Butler made the point of order that the
bill! introduced by him WAS on its second
reading. in the hands of the Senate. and
that the same was out OF the control of the
committee.
The Chair sustained the point OF order.
Mr.. Barber moved the bill be fixed for
the special order of the day for Wednesday.
February 10. at one o'clock.
Mr.. Butler made objections TO taking up
the bill at that time.
The Chair decided it would require unani'
nous consent to take up the bill at that
time.
Mr.. Barber raised the point Of or,!e' that
a majority vote could fix bill.
The Chair decided that bills on the first
| reading from the other House were the first
| things then in order in the regular order OF
the day. and referred to rule thirty eight.
Mr.. Batter withdrew his objections. and
| BY unanimous consent the bill was liked Ter
the special order of the day .or Wednesday
next at one o'clock.
On motion. the Senate then voted 20 "a
journ.
| The President then announced that the
! Senate stood adjourned unit! Monday. Feb
| yuary Il. at twelve o'clock NJ.
p. T. BECHTEl..
Secretary Of the Senate.