New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18

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pensation by salary.
Passed first and second readings, under {
suspension of the constitutional rules, anC
referred to the Committee on Judiciary aDG
ordered to be printed.
By Mr.. Hahn, of st. Charles:
House bill No e., entitled an act to fz
the salaries of the Chief Justice and asso
oiate justices of the Supreme Court.
Passed first and second readings, under Q
suspension Of the constitutional rules, and
referred t. the Committee on Judiciary and
ordered to be printed.
BY unanimous consent, Mr.. Souer, OF
| AYoy elles, introduced the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Rcso!Ued That the special committee APP
| pointed to investigate the books and ac-
| counts of the Committee on Contingent
| Expenses for the st ssiOn of the General As
| semi bly, of 1872 be also authorized to send
for the books, vouchers and all other docu-
! ments appertaining to the Office of Warrant
! Clerk Tor the said session OF 1872. in order
! thsta comparison may be made between
| the various accounts and disbursements for
| the said session of 1872 of the General As
! Sembly. and that said committee be also
authorized 70 send for persons and papers,
| and Issue such summary process as may be
! necessary 10 facilitate said lnvestig alton.
Mr.. Hahn, Of st. Charles, chairman of
the Committee en- Judiciary, reported favor
ably on House bill No. Ia, entitled an act
to fix the terms Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of Louisiana, and
requested the passage of the bill.
On motion IN Mr. Pnchnn f
the report was adopted.
Under q suspension CT the rules, Mr..
Hahn, of st. Charles, called up House bill
No. IA. entitled an act TO fix the terms of
the Third judicial District Court OF the
State OF Louisiana, which passed it's third
reading. under a suspension of the consti-
tutional rules.
The bill was considered engrossed, finally
passed, title adopted, and ordered to be
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr. Wands, OF Tangipahoa, chairman of
Of the Committee on Ways and Means,
made the following report:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, January II, 1873. :
To fte Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of ReE Iesentatives:
!Our Committee on Ways and Means
have had under consideration House bill
No. u. an act for the relief of the State
Printer, and have the honor to report IA
vOrably thereon and recommend its pas
sage
J b. WANDS, Chairman;
CHARLES w. HEATING.
j. ). MATHEWS.
g. c. BENHAM,
l.. S. RODRIGUEZ
H.. Wands moved that the rule be suso
pended 10y which this bill would be obliged
TO be considered in committee OF the whole. |
Mr.. CAN'T, of ST. Landry. moved as an
amendment 10 refer 70 the Committee ON |
Public Printing.
Mr.. Benbam, Of Carroll. moved 70 lay !
that motion on the table; whereupon Messrs. |
Wands, Of Tangipaho.. and Benham. of |
Carroll. demanded the yeas and nays. re.
sulting as follows:
Yeas. ilIain, Bcnham. Carey, Connaugh. |
ton, II huer, kaating. MurIell Uafourche). |
Mathews. Rodrisues. Thomas. Williams. !
Nays--Antofne, Bowman. Blackstone, !
b t,:ow. Cousin, r. Il. Davis Decker. Deve- |
zi". DGjoie, Dumont. Dayriea. Elliot. G..ntt. /,
Guichard. Hnbeau. Hill, Hahn, Heath,
iIedgepath. Judioe. K"nyon, Kern. Keys,
Lewis, Landry. Mahoney, Mayo, Mar,inet,
art, Snaer, Sou hard, Sutton, Tureaud. vii. |
s0n. Worthy. Niggin, Ward. Young-.i3.
GEssa6s FROM THE SENATE
SEN .TR CHAMBER
January II. 1873. {
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House VI krprrseHiatiNe
am .iirecttd to Iutorm gour honorable