New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-18

by unanimous consent, Mr. Butler Gale
! up Senate bill No. 81, an act to authori,
the police jury OF the parish of Plaauemins
to issue bonds, and 20 provide for the 3
demption thereof.
! The bill came up for third reading, la
ing been ordered engrossed.
| Mr.. Harris moved that the bill Go no,
finally pass.
/ On cali ef the yea, and nays the bi
finally passed by the following vote:
Ieas-Anderson, Barber, Beden. Blacl
burn. Blunt. Bovee, Brewster, Burch, But
Ter. Cage. Chadbourn, era wtord. Detieg.
Dalgle. Greene, Glaudin. Harris. Harper
I q. 2. Herwig, ingraham, Kelso. Masico,
Pollard, Key. Stamps, Swaizie. Thomas
IwItchell, Weber, Whltney-:O.
Nays-Alexander. sypher-..
The title to stand
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. Butler. chairman OF the Commi,
tee on Claims:
| COMMITTEES ON CLANS
I New Orleans. February It, 1874
To the Honorable President and Members of tn
Senate:
Your Committee on Claims. 60 whom wa
| referred Senate bill No. }6S, respectfully
report the same fayorably with the follow;
| ing amendments. to wit: in section first il
lInetSe. strike out sixteen thousand" and
I insert ''twelve thousand" and 60 amended
! recommended its passage.
Respectfully,
E. BUTLER. Chairman.
Mr.. Butler. chairman Committee on
Claims, submitted the following report:
On Senate bill No. 374 entitled an act foy
the relief of Mrs. Virginia c. Burke. sole heir
and Parliamentary executrix of her father.
the late John Alexander, providing for the
issue OF duplicate bonds. lost or stolen from
said John Alexander.
Fsvorably.
Mr.. Blunt. chairman Of the Committee
on Agriculture. submitted the following re-.
ports:
The COMMITTEES on Commerce and Manu-.
features reported back. without action,
Senate bill No. 81, entitled an act to pro
vide for the appointment of an inspector of
Illuminating gas and gas metres, to regulate
the inspection of the same and to protect
consumers and manufacturers of gas in the
parishes of Orleans and Jefferson.
COMMlTTHE ON AGRICCLTURR COMMERCE.
Manufactures, New Orleans. February Is, 1874. !
To the Honorable Presiden: and Members of the
Senate
Your Committee on Agriculture. Com
MERGE and Manufactures beg leave to re-
port. that we have had under consideration
Senate joint resolution No. 81, and that it
is the opinion Of your committee that the
subject matter OF the resolution should re-
ceive your immediate attention. We. there.
fore. recommend its passage.
Respectfully.
RAFORD BLUNT. Chairman.
Mr.. Rey. chairman Of the Committee on
Banks and Banking, submitted the follow.
ing report:
On Senate bill No. 332. an act relative TO
the Workingmen's Bank. corporation
organized under the general banking laws
of the State Of Louisiana. constituting i.
q body of polite.
Favorably.
Mr.. keiso. chairman Of the Committee on
and Paroch:a: Affairs. sub.
mitted the following:
COHNIrrEs ON CORPORATION. asD)
PaIochal Affairs )
New Orleans February To- 1877.
70 the Honorable President and Members OF the |
Senate:
Your committee. TO whom was referred
Senate bill No. 23S. an act entitled an act |
% eXted the charter of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company. respectfully report !
avorably. by substitute. and recommend !
ts passage. /
On Senate bill No. 3G., an act to re.
model and renew the charter: extend and !
letine the boundaries: and to limit and the !
better to define the duties and powers of
he corporate authorities of the town of !
Homer, in the parish of Claiborne. and to
epeal all conflicting laws or parts OF laws.
without action.
GEORGE y. KELSO. Chairman:
WILLIAM HARPER.
NJ. II. TWITCHELL.
GEORGE f. BOVEE.
THOMAS C. ANDERSON.
Mr.. Sypher. chairman OF the Committee
n Canals, Drainage and Inland Nsviga-
ion. submitted the following report:
COMMITTEE o. CANALS aND DRAIsass3
New Orleans. February IL. 1874. |
o the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate:
Your committee, to whom was referred
enate bill No. 2S3, beg leave to report un.
svorably for the followieg reasons, viz:
Act No. 7. approved February 4, 1870, and
Ct No. 81, approved February q. 1873,
iNC5 WY SouDCl &ulI power TO Dullu |
II bridges. and especially this bridge at
road street.
Al. SYPHER.
Chairman:
Ell WEBER.
J. L. BELDEN,
4. BUTLER.
Mr.. Wharton moved to suspend the Sen.
g rules TO take up Senate bill No. $50. an
It supplemental to act No. 3, approved
anuary "a. 1874, to provide for testing, at
e instance Of any taxpayer, in the courts
this State, the legality and validity of
~ items of the State indebtedness, the |
gality and validity of which may have
zen, or may be hereafter questioned; to
'ohibit the board of liquidation, under
id act No. 3 of 1874. from> funding the
fashionable or doubtful obligations of the
ate named OR designated in this act, until
Q same shall have been finally declared
gal and valid by the Supreme Court of
@ State of Louisiana, and to provide the
cessary means for carrying the provis-
as OF this act into effect
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
fused to suspend the rules, two thirds not
ting in favor, by the following vote
Yeas-Alexander, Blunt, Brewster, But J.
:, Cage, Chadbourn, Crawford, Detiege. 4
eene, Harper, E. F. Herwig, Pollard, 4
amps, Sypher, Swaizie, Weber, Wharton. q
hltney-l8.
Nays-Anderson, Barber, Belden, Black
IN, Burch, Daigle, Glaudin, Harris. In v
aham, kelso, Mascot, Rey, Thomas-l3. g
NOTICES OF BILLS. il
By Mr. Glsudin:
Of an act to incorporate the Second Afri. I
4 Baptist Church of New Orleans, and to I
empt its property from taxation. 7
By Mr.. Ingraham: F
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