New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

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crossed and passed third reading under q
| suspension of the constitutional rules.
The bill finally passed, title adopted and
ordered TO be sen. 30 she Senate Tor conchT-
renee.
Mr.. Mathews. OF Tensas. offered the FOL
lowing amendment 10 the Jules. which was
adopted:
Provided, Tha. upon 'he demand Of any
i've members the Speaker shall clear the
House OF all persons eXcepc members ana
employees Of the House, which demand shall
ALWAYS be in order except when the Clerk
Is calling the roll. and no business shall be
transacted until the demand 10 complied
with
Mr.. Benham, OF Carroll. offered :he fol-
lowing majority report:
New ORLEANS. February -. 1873.
TO the Honorable Speaker ard Members OF the
House VI Representatives,:
The Undersigned, members Of n speoiaa
committee appointed 20 ascertain the CON
dItion of the furniture for the House, beg
leave TO report that the tuFnltnre-What
little there ID in Sights somewhat dllapl
dated. and recommend an appropriation OF
81 to put sue came in order.
GEORGE c. BENHAM,
GEORGE Z. PARIS.
Tho following minority Tcpos: was sub
lnitted:
NEW ORLEANS, February II, 1875.
To fhe Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives,:
Your committee. appointed on the part OF
the House OF Representatives 10 examine
into the furniture, beg leave 10 submit the
following as the repor: OF thels inVestlga-
tiOns:
That they found the furniture IN
broken and dilapidated condition. ana
totally Inadequate for the accommodation
of the members aEd employees " tie House
of Representatives
Your committee respectfully recommend
that the Sergeant-at-Arns and the Commit,
tee on Contingent Expenses be requested
70 purchase such furniture as may De re
quired for the use Of the Honse OF Repre'
sent3tlVeso
A. WILLIAMS, Chairman
Mr.. Benham, of Carroll, moved the adop-
ton Of the majority report.
Dir. Williams. of East Baton Rouge.
moved 20 refer both reports 20 the Com
.nittee on Contingent Expenses.
Carried.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following gentleMen gave notice chat
they would, on some future day. introduce
the following bills:
BY Mr. Montaldo, OF Orleans:
An act 20 incorporate the American The
atre Company Of New Orleans and pro-
siding i0E its management. and govern
ment by board of directors and providing
for the election Of such directors. aud Tor
other purposes.
By ar. Heating, Of Caddc:
An act for the relief OF yhomas 7. Laird
of Booster parish.
By Ar. Marie, of T.rrebonne:
An act entitled an as: 10 create q beard
of milk inspecto.A
INTRODUCTION Oh BILLS.
According 20 previous notice the follow |
ing bills we're sntrod uced. which passed |
their first and second readings, Under a |
Of the constitutional rules, and |
referred 20 their appropriate conn ittee.:
By Mr.. Marie. of Terrebonne:
House bin No. 1872. entitled an &C. to |
amend and &c enact ac. No 1871, entitled IAN
act 20 authorize all persons who have OBJ |
tanned the proper license 70 open and keep |
open at all business hours of the day pri- |
rate markets. stores and stands in any
part OF the city Of New Orleans, for he
sale of meats, game, poultry, vegetables.
fruits and fresh fish" approved March -.
1906 20 prescribe the distance that private
markets may be established from public
markets: to define the duties Of the City
in tho premises, and TO pro
vide penalty for any violation OF the PFC
visions of this acc.
Referred 10 tie Com,rittee On Health and
Quarantine.
BY Mr.. Cousin, Of Rapides:
Hou.e bill No. 1885, entitled joint re.oiu-
ion asking our Senators and Representa-
ives in Congress 60 Use their influence 10
secure an appropriation for deepening the
,sss AZ Bayou Lacombe.
Referred to Committee on Federal Rel.-
lens.
BY Mr.. Antoine, Of 81. Mary:
House bill No. 1874, entitled 81 act TO in
corporate the Friends of Progress Assoc
iation Of the parish of St. Mary. Ce,.-
reville, State of Louisiana.
Referred TO Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Davidson. of Livingstone:
HoHse bill No. i35. entitled JOINT tsolu-
ion relative 20 United State. lands.
Referred 70 Committee on Public ard
'rivate Land Claims
BY Mr. Davidson, VI Lisingstor:
House bill No. !36, entitled joint re4olu
ion asking Congress 20 establish = light
ouae 40 the mouth Of Amite river.
On motion. til. bill Wa. considered en-
rOsseG.
Under further suspension Of Size cunst:-
u.iona. rules, passed third reading.
The bill finally passed, title adopted and
rderud :. be sent 10 the Senate fog con
urrsnce.
BY Mr.. Southland, OF Ouachita:
House bill 30. 49,, entitled an act 70 IN.
,,porate tile Brothers Benevolent and Mu-
lal Aid Association Of New Orleans, Lou
lana.
Referred % Committee on Corporations.
Under suspension OF the rules. Mr.. Mon.
lido, Of Orleans, called up Senate amend
lentS TO HOUSE bill No. 80, entitled "a act
, incorporate the Knights Of Cush.
The amendments were agreed 90.
The bill, a. amended. WAS ordered 10 be
lTolled
BILLS ERON THE SENATE.
Senate bill! No. 9. entitled joint resolution !
questing our Repre-" natives in Congress +
use their influence to secure an sppro.
,Iat;.n ~ construct the Fort st. Philip t
nal.
Passed first. secon! AMI third readings
lder d suspension Of the constitutional