New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20


Mr. Sartain, of Carroll, moved TO lay
that motion on the table.
Carried.
Mr. Dema., of ST. John the Baptist, called
for the previous question, which was on the
final passage of Senate bill No. l31, on
which the yeas and nays were demanded
by Messr.. Mahouey, of Plaquemines, and
of Madison, resulting as follows:
Yeae-AlIain, Antoine. Bowman, Boyd.
Bennam. Blackstone. Carey. Cousin, De
mas. D, {. Davis, K. R. Davis, Decker
Devezin, Dejoie. Dayries. Devices. Elliot.
Greene. Grant. Gair Hubeau, Hahn. Heath.
Heating. Kenyon. Kern. Lewis. Landry
Marvin. Nurrell ILatourchet. Murrel! Mad
ison,. Mahoney. Martinez, Marie. Mathews
Rochon. SOuer. Sdrtaln, sutton
Southland, Sewell, Thomas. Tureaud, " IL
Hams. Wilson. Wiggin. Wands. loung-H'
Nays-Armstead, Boa-ner. Barrow, Con-
naughton. Davidson. DumOnt. Gulchard'
Hetfner, Hill. NJ. Jones. KEYS. Lawes, Mayo
Pey;on. Page. Pari.. Rabv. Rodrgues'
Stewart. Snaer. Smart. Worthy. Ward-23'
The main question was ordered.
On the tiua! passage OF the bill! the yeas
and nays were demanded by Messrs. Young
of Ooncoriia. and Demas. of St. john the
Baptist. resulting as follows:
Yeas-Allain. Armstead. Antoine. Bow
man. Bovd. Benham. Blackstone, Carey
Cousin. Demas. r. r. Davis. Decker
Devezln. Deoie. Dum9nt. DCayn es
Devices. Elliot. Fontelieu. Greene
KENYON. Kern. Keys. Lewis. Landry. Mar
vim. Murreu lLafourche!., Mah0ney' Mar
tjnrt, Marie. Mathews. Montaldo. Page.
Paris. Rabv. R0chon. Sartain, Souer, Stew
art. Southland, Sutton. Thomas, Iureaud,
Williams. Wilson. Virgin. Wands, Young
-
Navs-Brvant. Baker. Boatner, Barrow,
Davidson. ID. c. Davis. GHichard. Htttner
Hill. Hahn. Heath. Mayo, Peyton, ROdri'
CUES. Snaer. Smart. Worthy. Wards.
The bill finally passed, title adopted, and
notice of concurrence ordered sent to the
Senate.
Mr.. Young. Of Concordia. moved to re
consider the vote just taken, and to lay thai
molten Oh the cable.
Carried.
The following Senate bills passed thell
first. second and third readings under sus
pension OF the constitutional rules:
Senate bill Ne. HI. entitled an act au
thorizing the police jury of the parish OF
St. James to call an election in portion OF
said parish to determine whether town
shall be incorporated within certain de
fined limits.
Also. Senate bill No. Sc, entitled an ac'
to exempt from seizure and sale under exc
cution property. real or personal, or rea
and personal. to tie value of $3.50. stating
the manner and how said valuation shall
be ascertained. ard prescribing penalties
for the violation of any provisions OF this
act, and prescribing the duties of district
attorneys and parish attorneys relative
thereto. and 10 repeal all laws contrary tt
or in conflict with this act, substitute tol
Senate bill! No. u.
Also. Senate bill No. 100, entitled an ac'
to repeal and re enact sections 2lo0, 2i8'
and 2lSS OF the Revised Statutes of thu
State Of Louisiana.
Also. Senate Ill! No. 10. entitled an ac
providing ar annual pension for the survlv
Ing veterans Of the war of 1872 and lcll
and providing the manner of ascertalnnE
who are such veterans and the widows o
veterans.
Also. Senate BIZ. No 49, entitled an act t
amend and re-enact section seven OF an &C
entitled an act to form Il new parish to b'
called the parish Of Red River.
Also. Senate bill No. -. entitled an &C
chartering the Monroe. BastrOp and Arken
sas Railroad Company. defining the power
and duties OF said company. and author
ling the company to issue its bonds and t.
mortgage the property OF the company It
secure the payment thereof and authoriz
inc the sic. lease. or consolidation CT sale
railroad.
Also. senate III. No. l3'j. entitled an &C
to enable mechanics. labcrers and other
to recover tier wages. etc. and to pre-
scribe mode Of making service OF citation
in such cases.
Also. Senate joint resolution No. II! re
curing Simeon Belden. late Attorney Gen
eral OF Louisiana. to turn over to his sue
cessor in office al. books furniture, dOcu
ment. ard paper. belonging to or apper
tanning to said office.
Finally passed. titles adopted, and notic
of concurrence ordered to De sent to tn
Senate.
Also. Senate JOIN. resolution No. II. 70
the relief Of the sufferers 6y the fire whicl
occurred il TIE Third District OF the city o
New Orleans on the twenty fourth day 0
February. 1873.
Passed first and second readings under
suspension of the constitutional rules.
Mr.. Murrell. Of Madison. moved to sus
pend the rule By which this bill would b
required to be considered in committee O
the whole.
Carried.
Under a further suspension OF the cOrsti
tutional rules the bill passed its third read
ing. ard finally passed. title adopted. an
notice OF concurrence ordered sent to til
Senate.
Senate bill No. lit. entitled an act au
thorzing TIE police juries Of St. James ant
81. John the Baptist TO change the bound
airy line between said parishes. on mo
ton of Mr.. Demas. Of st. John the Baptist
was postponed. and made the speeia! crde
FOX this evening at seven o'clock.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
The following Senate bills were read tn
third time:
Senate bill No. 81. entitled an act for til
relief of the taxpayers Of Claiborne rarisl
and to facilitate the collection OK EnpaI,
taxes in said parish.
Also. Senate bill No. -. entitled an az
directing the State Treasurer 20 suspen'
and prohibiting the registration CT all wal
rants ard certifcate- OF Indebtedness issue
in accordance with law.