New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Passed frat and second readings uhuer
| SUSPENSION of thc constitutional rules. and
referred TO the Committee on Canals ana
Drainage.
By Mr.. Williams. Of East Baton Rouge:
House bill Nc. ia. entitled an ac; author
| izing the Governor to invite proposals Tor
| the repair of the State House a: Baton
I Rouge, and for other purposes.
Passed first and second readings. under a
| suspension of the constitutional rules. and
| referred TO the Committee Oh PHblc Build
! ings.
BY Mr. Grant. of Morehouse:
House bill No. IL, entitled an &C: 10
amend and re-enact section one OF an act
| entitled an ac, recognizing tho police
| juries of the State. prescribing the number
| thereof, and the mode Of election. and fix
| ing their dutie. ard compensation. APP
proved April y. 1871.
Passed first and second readings under a
| susp. nsion Of the constitutional ruirs. and
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Young, of Concordia:
House bill No. ll6. entitled an
act 80 admit American citizens who
have studied in the legal institutions of
France. Germany and England, and have
been admitted to practice IN the superior
courts of these respective countries TO
practice IN the several courts of Louisiana.
Passed first and second readings under a.
suspension OF the constitutional rules.
Mr. Young, of Concordia. moved fur
ther suspension of the constitutional rules
to place the bill on its third readingo
The rules were not suspended. and the
bill was placed Oh the calendar for third
reading.
Under . suspension Of the rules. Mr..
Nawes. of East Feliciana. introduced the
following resolution. which was adopted:
ReSOired, That the Committee on Judi
ciary of this House be and the same are
hereby required to report 10 the House on
or before Saturday, the ei ghth instant,
during the morning hour thereof, the
below mentioned bills referred to them,
with or without their Affirmative or mega
tive recommendations thereon. III order
that the House may take action relative
thereto, which said bills are as follows:
House bill No. %. Te!atin. /" the Uore OF
New Orleans
House hill No. 50. relating to the cosoners
OF New Orleans.
House bill: No 50. relating 70 the admin
istration of justice and ali other officers
fees i'll the courts of New Orleans.
And the Chief Clerk OF the House will
notify immediately the sad committee OF
the action Of the House thereon.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Mr.. Montaldo. Of Orleans. asked usent
TO call up Senate bill! No. ).
Lost.
Mr. Hahn. Of 81. Charles. asked consent
to call up House bill No. IS.
Lost.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
When the House las, adjourned it had
under consideration an appeal from che do
cison Of the chair. The vote bein: taken
on the appeal. the chair was sustained.
Mr. Young. of Conc ordia. moved the in.
definite pos'ponement of tie whole subject
matter, which was House bill! No. l.. -ela
tive to the purchase OF stationery. fuel, etc.
On which tho yeas and nays were de-
manded by Messrs. Benham. OF Carroll.
and Raby, OF Natebitoehes, resulting as
follows:
T.as-Al'ain. Bowman. Barrow. Carey.
Cousin. Davidson. d. c. DAVIS. K. X. Davis.
Decker. Devszn. Deioie. Devices. Elliot.
Greene. Gair. Hubeau. Heath. Hedgepatb.
kWkmau. Kenyon. Kern. Lewis. La Ses.
Landry. MVrrell tLafourchej. Mayo. Marie.
Nahone.. Mon:aldo. Page. Paris. Stewart.
S"uth.rd, Suttou. Sew"ll. Thomas. Tureaud.
Wilson. Williams, Ward. Young-il.
HaIs-Baker. Boyd. BenEAIn, BOatner.
b. f,u,,.l4rl
Grant. .Tetfner. Hill. Hahn. Heating. Mar
;iuei. Pryton. Raby, Eochor. Rudri-ues.
Sawyer. Snaer. Wiggin. Wands-!!::.
Carried.
SENATE; EIi'. or FIRST READING
Senate bill No. ). entitled AN az: appgo-
pria.ing sI!GG. or So much thereof as may
be necessary. to provide office yoou, f,y TIN.
Attorney General.
Passed first and second readings. under
suspension Of the constitutional rules.
iMr. Allan. OF West Baton Rouge. IN Che
chair.l
NJ. Devices. OF Red River. moved tc sus-
pend the rules whereby this bI! would be
obliged to be considered in committee OF
the whole.
Carried
Mr.. Dewees. Of Red River. moved :ae
t'na! passage of the bill.
On which the yeas and nays were BE.
.iande.i Dy Mcssrs. Gair Of East Feliciana.
and Davidson. OF Livingston, resulting IS
follows:
Y.;.s--!,lain. Hown.pr. Benfa'n. Barrow.
Carey. CUnpaughton. Demss. d. c. Davis,
X. K. Ep.js. Decker. Davszjn. Dririe. Du.