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

nitely, and called for the previous questicn.
The main question was ordered.
The motion to lay on the table recurring,
the yeas and nays were demanded by
Messrs. Davidson, Of Livingston. and
CAN'T, Of st. Landry, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Antoine, Blackstone, Barrow. Carey
Cousin, d. c. Davis, r. X. Davis. Devezin
DejOie. Elliot, Greene, Hubeau, Hedgepath,
Kenyon, Lewis, Murrell (Lafourchej, Muir.
rell (Madison), Marie, Montaldo, Paris,
Ra0y. Souer, Stewart, Southland, Sutton,
TureAud. Williams, Wilson. Wiggin. Ward,
YoL 81.
n s-Armstead, Baker, Boyd, Benham,
Conn ghtOn, Demas, Davidson, Dumont
Gair, CAN'T, Guichard, Hetfner, Hahn,
Heath, Heating, Lawes, Mayo, Mathews,
Peytou, Rochons Rodrigues. Sartain,
ThOmas-23.
The motion &c lay OF The table was car:
RED.
The Committee Oh Enrolment made the
following report:
CosnITTEE ON ENKoIlME
February G, 1878 {
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Ct the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Enrolment 6eg leave
20 report as having been duly enggossed the
following bills. to wit:
House bill No. 50. an ace providing for
the expediting, improvement and better ad-
mInlstrat!On Of criminal and civil justice in
all OF the district courts of the parish O..
Orleans by the reduction OF ali the costs
and fees therein accruing TO al! Of the Off.
GERS thereof, and providing II fixed salary
for all such officers. and the manner of the
payment thereof go them and their Gepu.
ties. and directing the payment of all costs
and fees into the treasury OF the city of
New Orleans. and requiring additional
bonds and securities from all such officers
having charge of the public moneys of said
courts, and imposing certain duties upon
the Judges thereof and the Attorney Gen
eral Of the State. and providing for his
compensation therefor. and providing for
the government and maintenance Of the
Parish Prison and for other purposes.
House bill No. IS, an act for the relief Of
all purchasers of real estate sold at public
auction. 20 satisfy judgments for State.
parish or municipal taxes, and to quiet such
purchasers in their possession. and validate
their titles thereto.
House bill! No 90, an act 90 prescribe q
method for changing the names, and 20 re-
eve the General Assembly from the nec.s.
Sity of passing private bills in such cases
House bill Ne. l0t, an act to create the
parish Of Barataria, and proyidin. ;or the
organization thereof,
House bill! No. 90, an ace attending sec.
lions eight and nine Of an act entitled an
act defining the distances from the domi-
Giles of members OF the General Assembly
to the State House, fixing the mode If
ascertaining the per diem OF members Of
the General Assembly for the time engaged
in going 20 and returning from the State
House and the mileage TO be paid, and the
number Of employees OF the General Assem-
bly, and theig compensation, and defining
their duties, and making an appropriation
TO defray the expenses OF the General Az
sembly, and 20 repeal act No. 81 OF 1869.
House bill No. l25. an act for the relief
Of the officers and members of the Metre
pohtan Police for losses incurred by them
toy the fiscal years 1870 and 1871.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GAIR, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Hahn, OF St. CHARLES.
The House adjourned until Vhursday at
we've O'clock n.
WILLIAM ViGERS.
Chief Clerk.