New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

+. L. Maxwell, A. 1. Ieh'
r. q Carnenter. A. V Brown.
~ D;xnp H. NJ. Floyd,
James PeterfjeId \. hohIeuet'
Edward Cunningham. James ferKhA'
James Hudson. Robert BelR-
w. T. Wadsworths Charles Oneai.
Barley Mcclure. john Thomas.
Tom Robinson.
REroR1s or CosNITrrHs.
Mr.. Ingrahsm, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Banks and Banking, submitted the
following report on Senate bill No. ll8.
bill TO be entitled an act to incorporate the
Shreveport Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany.
'' JANIS H. lNGRAHAa.
Chairman
iIies over.
Mr.. Kelsc. chairman Of the Committee on
Corporations and Psrochial Affairs. submit
ted the following ON Senstc bill No. 100:
To tho Honorable Precedent and Members OF thu
aeaste:
Your Committee on Corporations and
ParochiaI Affairs, to whom was referred
Senate bill Nc 800. entitled an act to estab-
lish steam ferry Mt Grams Ecore. Louis.
lana beg leave 60 report favOrably upon
the same, and recommend it's passage.
GEORGE \. KEI.SO, Chairman.
Lies ever.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY unanimous consent, Dir. Merrill intro
duoed the following bill. to be entitled an
act 10 amend and re-enact section 1915 of
the Revised Statutes at large relative TO
the summary docket Of the Supreme COur:
of Louisiana, approved April "a. 1872.
On motion of Mr. Merrill. four-ffths of
all the members present having voted at.
Tentatively. the rules were suspended. the
bill read second time. anu referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Ingraham introduced the following
bill. via
A bill 20 be entitled an act for the relief
Of G. s. Ssuvinet, late civi! sheriff. parish Of
Orleans.
Four-filths OF all the members present
having voted afirmatively. the rules we're
suspended aud ths bill Was read the second
time.
On notion Of Mr. ing-aham. the bill and
accompanying documents submitted by
him were referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Mr.. Ingraham introduced the following:
A bill to BIO entitled al act to change the
name OF Charles A. W. Nichsack ~ that
Of Charles A. w. Milthack.
Four-fiftha of all the members present
| having voted aftirmatively, the rules were
suspended and the bill read q second time.
= The bill vas considered sngrossed.
FOur-ffths Of all The members present
! having voted affirmatively, the rules were
suspended, the bill read the third time, and
! finally adopted with it's title.
aILLs CALLED Ut.
SIR. blackburn obtained consent TO take
up Senate bill No. I2S, an act providing for
the establishment Of parish official journals
throughout the State; defining the char.
acter and description of work they shall be
entitled to perform, and fixing the price
thereof.
On motion Of SIR. Harris. the bill VI. con.
sidered section by section.
The first section was read and adopted.
The second section wss read.
Dir. Wharton moved 10 strike out the er.
tire section.
Mr. Blackburn moved 20 lay the p,otlcn
on the table.
Laid ON the table.
Mr. Blackburn then moved the adoption
Of tie section.
Section adopted.
c.
No. i0G, special order Of tho day.
TIE special order was takea uP.
Mr.. Birch moved to postpone the consid
Grafton 81 the same 70. fifteen minutes.
Adopted.
Consideration q Senate bill No. loS was
resumed.
The third section was read
Mr.. Wharton moved Tie following amt ed
nents:
IN line ii, strike out the words "one col
lar" and inser: fifty cents"
Mr.. Crawford offered ~ u Substitute for
Mr.. WhartOn's motion:
Strike out Ia line seven the word "eaeh,-
and insert first insertion and City cents tor
each subsequent insertion"
On motion of Hr. Burch, the substitute
var laid On tho table.
The question recurring on NJ. Nharton's
amesdm. Mt, on motion of &r. Blackburn
the amendment vss tsbhl.
Mr.. Boses moved khe following amend
ment:
In line nineteea strike out the word gag
ate, and insert the word "niniOE.s
adopted.
As amended tho mcton Sas shea
adopted.
Section four vas read and adopsed
Section Eve was then read.
Mr.. Blackb burn moved to strlke out all
after the word parishes" in lines six and
seven.
Mr.. Wharton moved rs a substitute 60
strike out the word "RepublicAp,' leaving
the balance of the proviso.
Mr.. Blackburn moved to lay the amend
ueut of Mr. Wharton on the table.
The amendment vas tabled by the fol-
lowing vote. on call OF the yeas end nays:
Yeas-Anderson. Belden. Batter. Blunt.
Black burn, Cage. Greene. Ingrshan,, K"so, |
Nasico,. Pollard, Rey, Stamp, Weber
"a.
Nays-Abxander, Barber, Bovee, Burch.
Brewster, Crawford. Chadbourn, Harris, |
?. +. Herwig. z. +. Herwig. Merrill, !
TSittheiI. Wharton-i3.
The question then REQUIRED en- the motion |
i Mr.. Blackburn 20 strike out all sitey tho
yora parishes" Ia lines s;> and seven.
Ir. Boves moved to lay the motion Of
ir. Black burn Gu the table, bat withdrew
. n otiou 20 allow lr. Wharton to debate
he rnHrnanf !