New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-28

} position, and to the treasurer is due tn
highest need of credit for generously full
n1shlng from his private means the prmar
necessities OF the institution when its re
sources had become exhausted.
| We believe that since the present boar,
OF administrators have had charge that tn
management of the affairs has been good
but during the past year the institution ha
suffered in great degree by the existence
OF numerous boards Of administrators, Their
being at one time no less than three board
in existence.
We believe that the present law should
be amended, and that the board of admin
lstrators should be selected from the Stat,
at large, 1t being, as it now stands, too
local IN US character and ap: 20 Great,
| ABUSES. we also believe that the officer
connected and under the control O: tn,
board OF administrators should not b,
allowed to supply or be interested in an,
manner ID supplying the institution. IL
| conclusion. your committee would most re
specially recommend an appropriation Il
extinguieh the Indebtedness, as hereir
gwen ana 1or the current expenses Of TIT
present year. $50, 600 in currency,
AL Of which is respectfully submitted.
GEORGE E. BOVEE,
J. HENRI BURCH,
5. NJ. THOMAS.
Al. SYPHER.
j. A. MASCOT,
l.. l.. WEBER.
Mr.. Whitney, chairman of the Committee
on Elections and Registration, submitted
the following:
Senate bill No. :J5. an act au,hor;zinc
and requiring new registration Of the
Ilallhed electors residing in the parishes OF
1errebonne and Assumption. Report bach
without action. z. l.. WHITNEY.
| Chairman.
| NOTICES OF ELLIS.
BY Mr.. Barber:
bill 70 be entitled az act establishing
the New Orleans Levee Shed Company: fix
ing its capital stock: authorizing it to issue
Its own mortgage bonds; authorizing said
company 20 erect, maintain and operate
sheds on the banks or leyee Of the Missis.
sipp' river III from: OF the city Of New Or
leans. for the reception. shelter. protection
and storage Of goods and articles Of com.
merce landed on the !evee, and imposing
certain restrictions upon. and fixing the
fees which may be charged by SAID com.
! pany.
BY Mr.. brewster:
| VI bill to be entitled an &C: for the re.
| lief OF the people OF Trenton.
| INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Burch:
AN act to amend article 3tl7 Of the Civil
Code, and give livery stable keepers a pri.
| vilege in certain cases.
The bill was read the 1rk. time.
The constitutional rule was suspended bv
!our-tfths vote. the bill read the second
time, and referred to tho Committee on
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Whitney:
An act to enable planters. farmers, mer.
chants. traders and others TO pledge and
pawn cotton, sugar and other agricultural
products 70 merchants. factors and others,
and to confer pledge by the transmission
Of bill Of !ading or carriers receipt by
mai! or by the carrier.
The bin was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
a !our-tiiths vote. the bill, read the second
time. and referred 70 the Committee on Ju.
dietary.
BY Mr.. Whitney:
An act TO authorize the Secretary OF Stats
TO procure numbers Of the Annual Reports.
Revised Statutes, C:vi. Code and Code OF
Practice.
The bii: was read the frs. time.
The constitutional! rule was susre nded by
!. :ouv-iiIths vote, the bill read the second
time. and referred 20 the Committee On
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. ingranaM:
Ola bill! to be entitled an &C. TO !e.i::.
mate Hannah and Georgiana Antoine.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
a fouv-ntths vote: the bill read the SECOND
time.
The bil! was considered ensrOssej.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
a ;cuc-iifths vote. the bill read the third
tine. The bill! finally passed. the title to
stand.
BY Mr.. Blackburn:
.Ar &c: granting relief 20 y. Z. Haynes
and his s,as. William. Haynes and Patrick
Haynes.
The oil. was read the frs: time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
{. four iiiths vote. the bill read the sec.
onl time and referred 10 the Committee
on Claims.
MOTION.
Mr.. Chadjcucn made :hc io!!ow:r. !co-
ton:
That his Exce!!ency the Governor be re.
Vuested to return to the Senate for further
action by the Senate Senate bill No. 80.
Adopted On call OF the ROLL By the fol.
lowing vote:
Yeas - Alexander. Anderson. Barber,
Blackburn, Bovee, Brewster. Burcil. Butler,
Cage. Chadbougn. Crawford. Greene. Glau.
DIN, Harris, Harper. f.. +. uerwig. Jngva.
ham. Kelso. Swaize. Thomas. Weber. Whit
ney-!!s.
Nays-Blunt. De:;cse. sypher. Tw:.chs!l.
Whart0n-j.
BY Mr.. Sypher:
Az act to fix the boundary lines o: the !
parishes OF st. Mary. Iberia, st. Martin and
Assumption to the paris'. OF ST. Mary; pre-
scvibing ,he duties Of tho recorder and |
clerk OF court Of said parish. and to ,epea! |!
al laws in conflict Herewith.
The bill was read the frs: time.
The constitutional rule was suspended By !
.our-ilfthS vote, the u.Ii READ the second |
line and referred to the Committee on |
Corporations and paroc!ia! Affairs.
RESOLUTIONS.
M Barber offered the :cl!ow;n, .csoi,.
ion:
Rescir.i. That the President o. the Sen.
tie shall appoint a committee. TO consist OF
I've members OF the Senate, one from each
congressional district, 70 be known rs the
omnibus committee. to whom all Senate |
ills requiring immediate action shall be
etevred. TO be reported back without delay.