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

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adopted with its title.
House bill No. 49, bill 70 be entitled
an &C; relative TO qu:eting certain titles to
| United States lands. vas read and adopted
| on second reading
| The constitutional rule va. suspended,
the bill read it. third time and finally
! adopted with its title.
House bill No. i9l, bill 30 be entitled an
act Incorporating the Crescent City SAM
| tary Company for sanitary purposes in the
city of New Orleans, and granting rights
and privilege thereto, Sas read anu
adopted on sscond reading.
Mr.. Harris moved t. commit the bill.
AFR. Brewster movcd to lay the IN notion on
the table.
On call Of the yeas and nays. the Senate
refused to lay on the tsb!. By the following
vote:
yea.-Blackbu-n, Blunt. BOvee. Beiden,
Greene, T.: p. Herwig, Merrill, Pollard-S.
Eays-Barber, Butler. Brewster, Gage,
Crawford, Harris, Harper. Ingraham,
Masicot. Rey. Stamps. Twitehell. Whitney
ID
The bill was finally referred 20 the Com
mi'tee on Corporation. and PaEochisl
Affairs as the appropriate COMMITTEES.
House bill No. I36 vas taken up and read,
as follows:
Joint resolution asking Congress 20 es-
tablish light house at the mouth Of Amite
river.
BIZ was adopted on second reading.
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read third time, and finally adopted vito
its title.
House bill No. i2S, a bill 20 be entitled an
act authorizing George Colmer to build
toll bridge across the Natslbany liver. at
tho base of navigation OF said river.
Bill read and adopted on second reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended, bill
read third time. and finally adopted With
its title.
House bill No. 1870, entitled al act 20 in
corporate the Draymen's Benevolent Asso-
citation, was read and adopted on aecopd
reading.
Constitutional rule WAS suspended, bill
read third time, and finally adopted with
its title.
House bill No. @05, entitled an &C: to in
corporate the Jerusalem Mutual Benevolent
Association of New Orleans, Louisiana, vas
read and adopted on second reading
Constitutional rule was suspended. bill |
read third time, and finally adopted with !
its title.
House bill No. 2l5, substitute for No |
2G9, entitled an act for the relief of Mrs 0. |
J. Dunn, and to enable her to dsincumber |
the homestead of her late husband from |
debt, substitute for Senate bill No ll9.
Bill was read and adopted ON second |
reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended, bill |
read third time. and finally adopted with
its title.
House bill No. 81, entitled an act to incor-
porate the Bayou dies Glaize and Bayou
Rouge slack Water Navigation Company,
WAS taken up.
Bill was read and adopted on second
Constitutional rule was suspended, bill !
read third time. and finally adopted with
its title.
Mr.. insratan. from the Committee on
Judiciary, submitted the following report
On House bill No. %. entitled an act rela-
tive TO juries in and for the State of Houisi-
sns; TO determine the qualification of jurors:
to prescribe the manner and liz the time of !
drawing jurie.: to designate the persons to
draw Che same; to exempt certain persons
from serving az jurors; to give tho district
Judges certain discretionary powers; to pro
vide for and prescribe the mamie, of sum
mOning talesman jurors; 70 require clerks
Of the district courts to give certificates 10
Jurors in certain eases, and 20 perform Ger
tain other duties, and TO provide for SUM
monins jurors and to compe! theiy atten-
ton.
Report ta.orably.
JAMES II. iStEAHAN.
Actin. Chairman.
Lies over.
Mr.. lngralisln submitted report from
he Committee on ENROLMENT and Engross.
nent:
Coss,rTra OF EyKoL,~~.r.,
March ;, 1873 |
Senate
Your COMMITTEES on Engfossmen, beg
cave to report as duly engrossed:
Senate bill 10. III, an act authorizing the
police jury of the parish of st. James to
all aa election in q portion of said parish
- determine whether town shall be iucul.
pOrated within certain defined limits.
Senate joint resolution No. l6. Joint reso.
utiOn for the relief Of the sufferers by the
ire 10 the Third District Of the city of New
orleans on the tWenty-.iHth of February,
S3.
Senate Joint resolution No. ~. Joint reso-
ution requiring Simeon Balden, late Attor-
ley General of Louisiana, to turn over to
lis successor 10 Office all books. furniture.
documents and paptTs belonging or pertain
ng to said Office.
Senate bill No. l:is, 81 ac, to authorize
he police jury Of the parish OF ut. Charles
. levy special tax IT, redeem Outst suding
etc.
Very respectfully.
JAMES II. lNGEAilAM.
Acting Chairman.
fMr. Harris in the c'rairl
Mr.. Gage raised = question Of privilege,
md sent to the desk Of the Secretary a
opy ot the Ficsynne. and desired that the
ame he ,eai. Ia. Secretary read to the
fleet that an arrangement had been made
'etween certain Senator. 10 eXpel him, Dir.
age. with others. from this Senate.
Mr.. Cage characterized the statement as
reflection upon him. as to his right TO tn.
cat he occupied. and stated tina: his eeua-
oriai d.stTic; was largely Republican,. and
hat there Wa n" ground for any 81 thc
senators to attempt TO unseat him.
Mr.. Greene raised question CT privii,.
pon similar grounds. denying the right of
euators. it such statement was true. t" ar
a,l.. Tor .!is expulsion without ;nypstiu,