New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
ordered to be sent to the Senate for -.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY,

| fishing four municipal police courts in thu
| city OF New Orleans, aud defining the iu,,
| diction and officers thereof, and repeaGr,
| all laws establishing recorders courts, and
providing fer the transfer OF the records or
the recorders courts to the said municipal
police courts, and for other PURPOSE,
| substitute for House bill No. - was read
| the third time and finally passed, tits
| a iopted, and ordered 10 be sent to the Sen.
| ate for concurrence.
House bill No. l7S. entitled an act to a.
cilitate traffic in and through the streets Of
the city of New Orleans, by constitutinp
! portions OF certain existing or contemplated
| lines of street railroads trunk roads; IA
! prescribe regulations for the establishment
| or construction of SAID trunk roads; to de-
| fine, limit or extend the rights of way and
| other privileges heretofore granted by the
CORPORATION of she city of New Orleans "
| certain street railroad companies, and fO,
other purposes.
| On its third reading
Mr.. Allan, of West Baton Rouge, moved
to postpone further consideration Of the bill
until next Monday.
Mr.. Armstead, of West Feliciana, moved
| to lay that motion on the table.
| Lost.
The motion to postpone until MONDAY
recurring, Was carried.
On motion of Mr.. Benhan, of Carroll, the
| House resolved itself into committee of the
| whole to consider the general appropria
ton bill.
COMMITTEES or THE WHOLE.
| Mr.. Mathews, of Tensas, in the chair,
House bill No. 202, entitled an act max.
| ing appropriations for the general ex'
penses of the State for the unexpired term
of the year ending the thirty-tirst day Of
| December, 1873 under consideration.
The committee finding that there was not
| quorum present, MIR. Montaldo was called
to the chair. who ordered that the roll bs
| called to ascertain if there wss a quorum
| within the bar, with the following result:
| Messrs. Allan, Armstead. Antoine. Bow.
man. Bryant, Boyd. Benham. Boatner.
| Barrow. Carey, Connaughton. Cousin,
Demas. Davidson, Z. K. Davis Decker.
| Devezin, Dejoe, Devices, Elliot, Greene,
| Grant, Gair, Guichard, Hetfner, Hubesn,
! Hill, Hahn. NJ. Jones, Heating, Kirkmsn.
| Kenyon. Kern, Lewis, Landry, Marvin.
MurGell tLafourchel, hurrell (Madison).
Mayo, Mathews, MOntaldo, Peyton, Page,
! Paris, Raby, Souer, Sawyer, Stewart, Sar
tain, Southland, Sutton, Sewell, Thomas.
Williams, Wilson, Worthy. Washington.
Wigsin, Ward, Wands--6O.
A quorum present.
| The House Immediately resolved itsel:
| into committee of the whole.
| iMr. Mathews, of Tensas, in the chair.
On motion of Mr. Murrell, Of Madison,
the committee rose and reported through
| its chairman.
fThe Speaker resumed thc chair
The chairman Of committee of the whole
! reported progress
The Committee on Corporations made the
| followin: geport:
CoxsIgrsB on CoRPoEATIoss,f
February %, 1873.
| To she Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House " representatives.
Your oommitte to whom was referred
Senate bill No q, an act to incorporate
| the city of KeDRer, in the parish of Jtffer
| son. left bank of the Mississippi river, Stats
! of Louisiana and provide for the government
| of the same also, House bill No. 1911, an
| act incorporating the Crescent City SAM
| tary Company, for sanitary purposes in the
| city of New Orleans, and granting rights
and privileges thereto, would respectfully
report favOrably on the same and recon-.
mend their passage.
HENRY DEMAS. Chairman.
Which was received and adopted
On motion. House bill No. l9l, entitled
| al ac: Incorporating the Crescent City
| Sanitary Company. for sanitary purposes
in the city OF New Orleans. and granting
rights and privileges thereto. was consid'
cred ehgrossed.
Passed third reading.
Mr.. Deyszin moved the final passage OF
the bin.
On which the yeas and aaYs were de.
Inandrd by hsssrs. Hahn. of st. Charles.
and Benhau'. of Carroll. resulting "a fol-
! W.:
Yeas--Allain. Arms'e.'. Antoine, Bowo
man. Bryant, Boyd. Black stone. Boatner.
Barrow. Carey, C0nnaughton, Cousin, Dee
mas. X. T. Davis. Decker. Devezin, DejOieo
Devices, Elliot. Greene, Gair. Guichardo
Hubeau. b. Jones. Heating. Kenyon, Kern,
Lewis. Landry Murrell (Lafourche), Muro
reli tMadisonl. Mayo. Marie. Montaldo,
Peyton. Pa2e, Paris, Raby. Rodriguez
Souer. Sawyer. Stewart. Sdrtain. Sonthardo
Sutton, SewelI. Tureaud. Williams. Wilson,
Worthy, Washington. Wiggino Wardo
Y0uug--ji.
Nay,-Benilarr. Davidson. TonteIier.
Grant. Heffuer, Hill. Hahn. Kirkmano Mag.
vim. Mathews. Wsnds.-ll.
The bill finally passed, title adopted. ana
ordered to Ia cent 20 .he Senate tor cob.
currence.
Mr.. Monta'do. OF Orieaus. moved TO 81.
consider the vote just taken and to lay thas
motion on the table,
Carried.
MEssioB PROM sHE SENATE.
Sss,Tx CHAMBER
February q, 1879. )
To she Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
am directed by the Senate to inform
your honorable body that the Senate coz
ours in House bill No, s. an act TO incor.
porate the Louisiana Central railway.
Respectfully,
p. T.. RECHTEL
Secretary of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Demas, of St. John tba
Baptist, Senate bill No. 81, entitled az act
to incorporate the city of Kenner, in the
parish of Jefferson, left bank of the hisss'
sippi river, State of Louisiana, and provide
for the government of the same, was taken
| up and read the third time, and finally
| passed, title adopted, and notice of concur.
renee ordered to be sent to the Senate.
MIR. Demas. of st. John the Baptist. moved
to reconsider the vote iuss taken. and 10
lay that motion On the table.
Carried.
Mr.. Davidson. of Livingston, moved thai