New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-25

0ut0OE1Z0 . CONTINUANCE OF pfOC00Ol0R0
therein by courts and the authority of said
parish, was referred to q committee CON-
posed Of members from the parishes of St.
Martin and Pointe Coupee.
Also, House bill No. IL, entitled an act to
exenpt from State and municipal taxatl on
certain property of the St. Patrick Hall As
sociation in the city of New orleans, and
to remit back taxes on the same, was con-
sidesed engrossed, and passed third re ad-
ing nnder suspension of the constitution al
rules, and finally passed, title adopted and
ordered to be sent to the Senate for conc UT
renee.
Also, House bill No. rs, entitled an act
making the fourth day of March . day of
public rest and dies non.
Considered engrossed, and passed it's
third reading, under q suspension of the
constitutional rules, and finally passed, title
adopted, and ordered sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
Also, House bill No. IL, entitled an act to
amend and re-enact an act entitled an act
relative to the inspection of tobacco, ap-
proved Marcn 10, $500.
Made the special order OF the day for
next Tuesday at one O'Clock.
Also, House bill No. 48, entitled an act to
amend and re-enact article 259 of the Re.
vised Code of Practice, and House bill N o.
ia, entitled an act to legalize the official
acts of w. w. McNeely as parish judge of
the parish Of Sabine, tor the relief of Will
liam w. McNeely, and for other purposes.
we're ordered to DO engrossed.
Also, House bill No. II, entitled an act to
enforce article III of the constitution, and to
prohibit persons from holding two offices at
the same time, and to fix penalties for it's
violation, and to prescribe the duties of dis
trict judges and States attorneys in relation
thereto. was considered engrossed. and
passed third reading under suspension Of
the constitutional rules. and, on its fna |
passage, the yeas and nays were demande d
by Messrs. Davidson, of Livingston, and
Sartain, of Carroll, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Allain, Antoine, Bowman, Bryant,
Baker, Boyd. Bickham, Blackstone, Bar
row, Carey, Cockerham, Connaughton, Da-
wilson, r. r. Davis, Devezn, Dejoie. Du.
mont, Estillette, Grant, Gair, Guichard, Hill,
Hetfner, Humble, Hubeau, Hahn, Heath, =.
Jones, M. Jones, Kenyon, D. King, Keys, V.
o. King, Lawes, Little, M0reland, Murrell
of Lafourche, MahOney, Mayo, Martinez,
Mathews, Norris, Provost, Price, Prescott,
Peyton. Page, Paris, Raby, Rochon, Rod
rigues, Sawyer, Sartain, Snaer, Southland,
Smith, Smart. Thomas, Tureaud. Thompson.
Williams. Wilson, Worthy, Washington,
Ward Wands YOunp-6S
Nays-Armstead, BOatner, Butler, Carr,
Cousin, Demas, Decker, Devices, Elliot,
Greene, Heating, Lewis, Landry, Montaldo,
Murrell OF Madison, Marie, Sutton-l7.
The bill finally passed, title adopted, and
was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
Also, House bill No. 7, entitled an act to
repeal an act incorporating the Louisiana
Warehouse Company and exempting the
State of Louisiana from the security for the
payment of any of the bonds issued by the
said company.
And House bill No. 13, entitled an act au-
thorizing C. f. Estlin to sue the State of
Louisiana.
And House bill No 80, entitled an act to
duVuOIILC VAO ClCAA Va CAO ouPAOuo OouA Y
to put suits on the summary docket in
which curators of interdicted are parties.
And House bill No. SO, entitled an act au-
thorizing sessions of parish courts at any
time for the trial of criminal cases in GER
tain instances.
And House bill No. SS, entitled an act to
exempt the town of Coushatta, parish of
Red River, from parish taxes.
And House bill No. ga, entitled an act
authorizing Onesiphore Verdun to change
his name to Ernest Yerdun.
And House bill No 100. entitled an act to
change the name kucien Alexis Schegg to
that of Lucien Alexis Grandeury.
And House bill No. %, entitled an act
providing for the payment of the sheriff, or
person appointed to take charge of persons
arrested in other States and Territories.
who are charged with committing crimes in
this State and tor which the Governor has
made requisitiOn.
All the above ordered to be engrossed,
the latter made the special order for Mon
day.
The same committee reported unfavOr-
ably on House bills Nos. Is and As. which
was received and adopted.
Also, unfavorably ON House bill No. GO,
entitled an act to re.enact and amend article
ninety nine of the Revised Civil Code, and
to provide for the issuance of marriage
licences in that part Of the parish of Orleaps
on the left bank of the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Montaldo. of Orleans. moved to reject
the report.
Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Montaldo the bill was
considered engrossed, and placed on the
calendar for third reading.
Also. unfavorably on House bill No. 81,
entitled an act in relation to the waving of
the exemptions on property now exempt
from seizure for debt.
The consideration Of same was postponed
until Monday week, and the bill ordered to
be printed.
Also, House bill No. 81, entitled an act to
abrogate the privilege accorded to debts
due for necessary supplies.
The consider alton Of same was postponed
until Monday week.
Also, unfayorably on House bills Nos. 10
and 9.
Which was received and adopted.
Also. unfavorably on House bill No. g.,
entitled an act requiring the recording of
certain papers in Criminal cases, and pre-
scribing the effects of such record.
Which was made the special order for
next Tuesday week.
Also. unfavorably on House bill No. G.,
entitled an act relating to the recording of
documents in civil cases.