New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

an act for the relief of C. s. Sauvinet, late
civil sheriff OF the parish of Orleans:
Report favorably, aud recommend its i'm
mediate passage.
"a. BUTLER, Chairman.
Laid over.
Mr.. Brewster, chairman Of the Committee
on Education, submitted the following re-
port on House bill No. 100, bill to be en-
titled an act authorizing the Improvement
and extension of the public schools IN par
iahes, cities and towns, the parish OF Or
leans and city of New Orleans excepted;
prescribing certain duties, powers and re-
sponsibilities Of the State and parish boards
of education, and dispensing them from
furnishing bond in judicial proceedings. and
giving their cases trial by preference:
Fsvorably.
Mr.. Brewster. by unanimous consent,
called up the bill, being House bill No. l3O,
substitute for House bill No. 100, as afore-
said.
The bill was adopted on second reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended. bill
read the third time. and finally adopted
With it's title,
NOTICE or PROTEST.
Mr.. Wharton gave notice that he would
submit his protest against the passage OF
House bill No. s, and ask that the same be
spread upon the minutes.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Harris moved to suspend the rules 10
take up Senate bill No. l02.
On call of the yeas and nays there wac
not q quorum present:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber, Blackburn,
Greene, Harris, Harper, lngraham, helso
g.
Nays-Blunt, Craw ford, Chsdbourn. Mer
rill, Pollard, Weber, Wharton-7
The President directed the Sergeant-at-
Arms to 90 for absent members.
Several members having arrived. the
President ordered call of the roll. With
the following result:
Messrs. Anderson. Barber Blunt, Black
burn, Crawford, ChadbOurn, Greene, Har-
rus, r. +. Herwig Harper, In graham, Kelso,
Merrill, Pollard, Rey, Stamps, Scpher,
Twitchell, Weber, WhartOn-20.
BY unanimous consent Senate bill No.
IOs was taken up. entitled an act forbdding
the employment of special counsel, creating
the Office of Assistant Attorney General
providing for the appointments of such officer,
fixing his compensation and regulating his
duties, and imposing certain duties upon the
district attorneys aud district attorneys pro |
tempore.
The bill was fzed for the special order Ut
one o'clock to-day.
Mr. 1ngraham introduced. By unanimous
consent, the following:
A bill entitled cd act comforting certain |
additional powers on tho Metairie Gene
terry Association and TO punish trespassers.
Bill read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended
By four-fifths affirmative vote, the bill |
read second time and considered en-
crossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended /
by four -fifths affirmative vote, the bill |
read the third time and finally adopted |
sith Ito title.
SIR. TEitchell by unanimous consent |
called up House bill No, l07, bill TO be en-
titled an act requiring the owners or agents
Of real estate sold for taxes, at tax cOllec-
tors sale. to pay for all improvements made
scribing the manner of appointing apprais.
ers and appraising and collecting the valua-
ion Of said improvements and for the pay.
nent OF said appraisers, and imposing a
in case of their noncompliance
when designated and called upon to act as
such.
The bill was taken up and read the sec
md time.
Sir. Twitcheu moved that the bill &c
adopted on it's second reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended, the
ill read the third time and finally adopted
With it's title.
RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER
Mr.. Anderson called up the following re-
olution
WHEREAS, William Mercer has and Is per
orming the duty as porter and messenger
or the room occupied by the Committee on |
judiciary, Committee on Finance, Com
littee on Federal Relations, Committee on !
Ianks and Banking, Committee on Health
nd Quarantine and Committee on Militia, |
nd whose attendance has been necessary ,
D keep said room clean and in order; there
ore, be it
Resotred, That the sum of 50 so per day,
rom December 3, 1872, to March 6, 1873, in. ,
days-amounting to
;lS3 so, be appropriated from the contin-
ent fund of the Senate in payment to said ..
William Mercer for hrs services, and that
Ne chairman of the Committee on Auditing
nd Supervising the Expenses of the Senate j
g and he is hereby requested to pay the .
anne.
Mr.. Barber offered the following as sub s
,itute for the above resolution:
Resolced, That the Committee on Audit y.
g and Supervising the Expenses of the
enate are hereby authorized to issue certi-
Gates for extra labor pertor med in clean }
< the Senate chamber before and after q
e present session, and for contingent OK :.
enses incurred in such work. TO the extent
$3.50, or so much thereof as may be nee
sary, said certificates to DO issued to the /
rsons so employed.
[ Mr.. Anderson ia the chairt
HOUSE BILLS CALLED Ur. ~
hr. Blunt obtained unanimous consent 20 !
ke up House bill No. So, bill to be emit | 81
ID an act to incorporate tho town Of y
,achi. I IL
Hr. Blunt moved that tho constitutional q
lie be suspended. fC
rule Gas suspended, bill ! A
ID second time and adopted. ~
Constitutional rule was again suspended, er
read third time. and finally adopted |
b its title.
Dr. Chadbourn called up House bill No.
, entitled an act to create the parish OF ou
rataria, and providing for tho orgaairs.