New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-24

MIR. Anderson called up Senate bill No
3l2, an act explanatory of the fifteenth para
graph of the first section of act No. IA, ap-
proved March 5, 1872
The bill was read the second time. and
considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
tour-tifths vote, the bill read the third
I time. The bill finally passed on call of the
yeas and nays by the following vote:
Yeas-Anderson. Barber. Belden, Bovee,
Burch. Butler, Cage, ChadbOurn, Crawford
Daigle, Greene, Glaudin, Harris. Harper,
p. +. Herwig. IDgraham. Kelso Masicot,
Key, Stamps, Thomas-2l.
Nays-Blunt. Detiege. Pollard. Twitchell.
Wharton-5.
Title to stand.
Mr.. Pollard called up Senate bill No. 1863.
an act to authorize the distric: Judges
throughout the State to order. either before
OF after arrest. any person charged with
committing crime 20 any Jail or prison
within the State for safety. when the Jail or
prison of the parish in which the crime was
committed or warrant of arrest issued is
unsafe or unfit tor the security Of prisoners.
l HC OlIA NaS SD8FOSSeue
The constitutional rule was suspended BY
q four-ffths vote. the bill read the third
time. The bill finally passed. the title to
! stand.
Mr.. Whitney called up Senate bill NO
23', authorizing the sale of property by tax
collectors for delinquent taxes, providing
t'r their redemption. requiring the Auditor
| to make title in the name of the State, pro.
! bibiting the issue OF Injunction, etc. re-
| ported by the Committee on Judiciary as
J follows:
In section one, on iine seven. strike out
Che words ''transfer by private SALE" and
| substitute words ''transfer by public act,
| passed before notary or parish recorder
! and two subscribing witnesses"
On line nine, strike out the whole line.
On line ten. strike out the word ''or'
Gu line fifteen, after the word costs"
add the words (which act of sale shall be
duly recorded in the notaral records OF the
parish where the land is situated.''
In section two, on line three strike out
the words Eat private" and on line four
strike out the word ''saie." On line eight
between the words ''o.' and ''sale,' insert
the words recording said act Of In sec.
ton three, on line three, between the words
ing said act Of" On line seven, between the
words present and "the,' insert the words
"a duly certified copy Of" AS amended,
your committee would respectfully recon.
mend its passage.
The report of the committee was adopted.
The bill was read the second time and
considered engrossed as amended.
The constitutional rule vas suspended BY
a fouy-fifths vote. and the bill read the third
time. The bill finally passed on cell of the
roll. as follows:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber, Beiden, Blunt,
Bovee, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn. Crawford.
Greene. Harris. Harper, E. F. Herwig, In
graham. kelso, Mascot. Pollard. Rey.
Sypher. Twitchell, Weber, Whitney-22.
Nays-Brewster. Butler. Daigle. Detiege.
Glaudin. Thomas-6.
The title 20 stand.
Mr.. Blum: called up Senate bill No. iO6.
an act 60 regulate the disbursement Of
moneys collected by tax collectors under
the law on judgments against the several
parishes throughout the State.
Mr.. Harris moved that tho whole subject
matter be laid on the table.
The Senate refused to table.
Mr.. Harris moved that the bill be indeti.
nisely postponed.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The President declared the unfinished
business was Senate bill No. 80.
The motion pending at adjournment on
Saturday was that the bill! be considered en-
crossed.
Mr.. Bovee moved that the bill be post
poned till next Monday. immediately after
the reading Of the minutes. o.
Adopted.
(M.. Anderson in the chair1
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAT.
Mr.. Harris called up Senate bill No. 3if,
an act to provide for conventional mort |
cages on movables, their recordation. rights |
of priority and extinction; TO provide pen. !
alties FOR any fraud in the creation thereof; !
to declare certain acts misdemeanors. and |
fixing punishment for same; to provide for
the yecordation Of leases, and to limit the |
lessons lien.
Mr.. Blunt moved that the bill be In.
definitely postponed and demanded the |
previous question
Mr.. Blunt demanded the yeas and nays
on the motion TO postpone.
On call Of the yeas and nays the Senate
refused TO indefinitely postpone the bill:
Yeas-Blackburn, Blunt, Detiege-3.
Nays-Anderson, Belden, Bovee. Brew.
ster. Burch. Cage, Daigle, Greene. Harris.
Harper. E. +. Herwig, Ingraham, Kelso.
Pollard. Rey. Stamps. Thomas. Weber.
Whitney-l9.
The bill finally passed. title to stand.
Mr.. Harris called up House bill No. 224.
In act to authorize John Frederick Braun
Ind Anna Maria Richter, his wife, to change
he name Of their adopted child. Lisetta
Crman 10 Lizetta Margueretta !
Braun.
The bill was read the second time and
vas adopted on second reading.
The constitutional rule was suspended by !
four tifths vote and the bill read the third
lme.
The bill finally pe.sed, the title 60 stand.
Mr.. Harris called up House bill No. 80.
n act to allow each parish surveyor to en-.
10y deputy surveyor.
The bill was read the second time and
dopted.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
fouy-tifths vote and the bill read the third
me. The bill finally passed. the title to
and.
Mr.. Harper called mp Senate bill No. 1863
n act for the relief of Alice Douglas. wife
James Phelps. and Emma ID. Douglas.
life OF Henry S. Carter. and pa Y the dam. I
&c done By the State of Louisiana in con.
ructiDy levees at Willow Chute and Be- .