New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

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The Committee on Ways and Means
through it's chairman, Mr.. Wands, OF Tan
| gipohoa, reported back House bill No. u
entitled an act for the relief of William X
White, and asked that it be referred to the
| Committee on Claims.
Carried.
| The Committee oh Enrolment made the
following report:
CossrrrRr ON EMBODIMENT,
! January ", 1873. }
| 70 the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives:
! Your committee beg leave to feport as
| being duly engrOssed the following bill:
! House bill No IS. an act relative TO the
Iefunding of the cotton tax.
| Respectfully submitted.
! JOHN GAlR, Chairman.
notices OF BILLS.
The following gentlemen gave notice that
! they would on some future day introduce
the following bills:
! BY Mr.. Rochon, of st. Martin:
An act entitled an act to incorporate the
! Roman Catholic Church of Sc Martin, in
| the parish of St. Martin.
| BY Mr. Dejoie, Of Orleans:
An act for the relief of T. NJ. Portee.
INTRODUCTION OP BILLS.
According to previous notice the follow
| ing bills were introduced:
! Ry Mr.. Baker, of B3ssier. on behalf OF
| Mr.. Greene, of jackson:
House bill No. 84 entitled an act creating
| the parish of Lincoln, and providing for
| the organization thereof
Passed first and second readings under a
suspension of the constitutional rules.
On motion of Mr.. Allan, of West Baton
Rouge, the bill was referred TO the Com
| mittee on Paro3hial Affairs.
By Mr.. Mayo, of RapideF:
House bill No. IS, entitled an act to repeal
an act entitled an act to create the parish
of Vernon, ard to provide for the organiza-
ton thereof. approved March 30, 1871.
Passed first and second readings under the
| suspension of the constitutional rules, and
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Williams, Of Eas. Baton Rouge:
House bill No. So. entitled an act 20
| amend and re-enact an act entitled an act
| relative to judicial and other sales made at
public auction, approved March IL, 1858,
| and amended and ye-enacted and approved
December %. 1865.
! Passed first and second readings under a
! suspension of the constitutional rules. and
referred 10 the Committee on Judiciary
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
! When che House lass adjourned House
! bill 40. 6, entitled an act 10 incorporate the
Louisiana Central Railroad Company. .he
I following amendment was under consi5era-
| ton:
! Strike sus all Of section twenty one am!
| insert:
! SEC -. Be ;,further enacted. etc d. Tina:
| nothing in this act contained shall be CON
| strued 40 interfering with OF dlvestlng the
| New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
| COMPANY. or any other railroad Company,
! of any of it's rights or privileges under sA-
| listing Jaws, nor shall Is be construed as
| giving 10 or abandoning any right which
| the State of Louisiana may now have 80
| stock or any other interest of OF IN the SAID
| New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
| Company; and this law shall not take effect
! or be 81 any force uLlesS the company
| chartered bv this &C. shall, through their
| beard of directors, file in 'he office Of the
| spcretary of State, within ninety days
! fron, and after the date OF the passage and
! approval OF this act. q written acceptance
| thereof, signed by majority OF the dlrec-
! tors Of said company. amt when so accept
| ed the rights and franchises granted by
| this &C. to said company shall be deemed 10
! be and shall be binding contracts between
| the State of Louisiana and the SAID COIN
| pany, and shall not be impaired, disturbed
! or modified by subsequent legislation, ex-
| cent with the consent and on the petition OF
! SAID company; provided, that the terms and
| qualifications Of this charter are complied
| with.
! Mr.. Montaldo. Of Orleans, moved to post
| none further consideration of said amend
ment until tomorrow at p. NJ.
| Mr.. Dew ees, Of Red River, moved 50 lay
that motion upon the table.
On which the yeas and nays we're called
by Messrs. Mcntaldo, of Orleans. and
Demas. of St. John the Baptist, resulting as
| follows:
Yess-Bakcf, Boyd, r H. Davis, De-
| wees, CAN'T, Heffner. Hahn. Heath, Kirk
man, Matthew's.
Nays-Allain, Armstead, Antoine, Bow
man. Bryant Boyd. Benhsm, Blackstone,
Rnatner, Barrow, Carey, Connaughton,
| Cousin, Decker, Devezin, Dejoie, Elliot,
Gair, CAN'T. Hubeau, Hill, Hedgepath,
NJ. Jones, Heating, Kenyon, Kern, keys,
Lewis, MurrelI. Lafourchel, Mahoney,
| Mavo. Martinez. Marie. MontalCo. Peyton,
Page, Raby, Rochon. Rodrigues, Souer,
Stewart, Sartain, Snaer, Southard, Sutton.
SewelI, Thomas. Tureaud. Williams. Viii.
sou, Worthy. Washington Wigsin. Ward.
Wauds SO.
! Tue motion 30 postpone recurring, Messrs.
Hahn. of St. Charles. and Devices, of Red
River. called the yeas and nays, resulting
as follows:
Yeas-Allain, Armsfead, Antoine, Bow
man. Bryant, Boyd, Blackstone, Boatner,
Harrow, Carey, ConDaughton, Cousin, De
mas. K. r. Davis, Decker, Dtj"ie, DayrIes,
Elliot, Gair, Guichard, Hubeau, Hill,
Hedgepath, M. Jones, Kenyon, Kern. Keys,
Lewis, Landry, Mahoney, Mayo, MartiLet,
Marie, MontaldO, Page, Raby. R0chOn,
Rodrigues, Suuer, Stewart. Sartain South
ard. sutton, Thomas. Tureaud. Williams,
Wilson. Worthy, Washington, Ward,
Wands-5l,
Nays-Baker, Benham, Devices. CAN'T
Heffner. Hahn, Heath, Judice, Heating,
Kirkman, Peyton, Snaer, Sewen, Wiggin-
II.
Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SEEArs CHAMBER.
January %, 1873.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of representatives
I am directed by the Senate to inform
7our honorab BILE body that it has concurred
in the following House bill:
House bill No. IA, an act TO fix the terms
Of the Third Judicial District Court of the
State Uf Louisiana.
Very respectfully,
WALTER REGAIN,
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate
~. Nontaiio. Of Orleans. moved 30 re.
consider the vo:e by which the Committee