New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-06

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ond time.
The bill was considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended b
a fOur-ffths vote, the bill read the thir
time. The bill finally passed. the title {
stand.
On motion of Mr.. Pollard, by unanimou
consent the following was taken up:
Senate bill No. 440, to relieve the Lelant
University from taxation, under articl,
1898 Of the Revised Statutes.
The bill was read the second time, ant
considered eDgrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspenie,
! by four-ftths vote, the bill read the thirt
time. The bill finally passed. the title t.
stand.
On motion of Mr.. Greene, by unanimous
consent the following was taken up:
Senate bill No. :37. an act entitled an ac
to incorporate the Alexandria. Midland snd
Camden Railway Company, and to author
ize the parishes, cities and towns on or neal
the line Of said company's railway to ais. in
the construction thereof.
The bill was read the second time and
considered engrossed.
On call Of the yeas and nays. the Senate
refused to suspend the constitutional rule
by the following vote:
| Yeas-Alexander. Belden. Blackburn,
Blunt, Bovee, Brewster, Butler, Chadbourn,
Crawford, Greene, Harper, Ingraham, Pol
lard. Rey. Stamps. Sypher, swaizie, Twi.ch.
| ell, Thomas, Weber, Whtney-2l.
Nays-AnQerEOD Rarhar Rnrcb DetieDp
| Glaudin. helso, Masicot-7.
Mr. Stamps called up House bill.
Mr.. Wharton made the point Of order
that all House bills having been referred 20
! the omnibus coMn.i::ee the call was 20: in
| order.
| The Chair did co: sustain the point of
order.
On cali Of yeas and nays, and on mo.
ton of Mr.. Stamps, the Senate rules were
/ suspended by the following vote:
! feas-Alexander Barber, Belden, Black.
burn. Blunt, Bovee, brewster, Burch, But.
! Ter, Cage, Chadbourn, Crawford, Daigie,
Detiege, Greene, Glaudin, Harris, Harper,
| Ingraham, kelso, Pollard, Rey, Stamps,
Swaizie, Thomas, Tw!tchel!. Weber, Whar.
! ton, Whitney-29.
Eay-Sypher-!.
House bill No. i3;. an act 10 annex the
city of Carrollton 20 the city Of New Or
leans: to provide for The transfer of certain
transcripts from the office of the recorder;
the transfer Of books, papers, documents
and property Of the city of Carrollton, and
also the public schools to the city of New
Orleans: to provide for the debt of Carroll
ton; creating the Seventh District of the
city of New Orleans and municipal court,
a sanitary district. and repeating the &C.
Incorporating the city of Carrollton.
Mr.. sypheg offered the following amend.
ment:
Provided, tina: the territorial or other .iu.
risdiction OF the Second Judicial District
Court. parish Of Jefferson, shall not be in.
terfered with or in any manner impaired by
any provision of this act, buJ the said court
shall remain and be held at Carrolton
courthouse with the same powers and ju.
sisd!ctioH as though this &C: had never
passed.
And moved i: be added to section eleven.
No second 10 the motion OF Mr.. Syphes
was made.
NJ. Stamps made the point Of order tina.
the motion to insert the amendment did not
have second and could not be entertained.
The point o: order was sustained.
The proviso amendment was rot acted On.
The bill was read the second time and
considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
Il !ouv-ffths vote. the bill! read the third
time. The bill finally passed. the title 70
stand.
On motion Of Mr.. Barber the Senate went
into executive session.
Executive session having beer, raised. the
following members answered TO :Aeir
names:
Messrs. Alexander, Anderson. Blackburn.
Barber, Belden. Blunt. Eovee. Brewster.
BuTch, Butler. Cage. Chadbourn. Crawford.
Harper, f. +. Herwig, kelso, Mascot. Poi.
lard. Rey. Sypher. Swaizie. Thomas. Twi:.
chell. Wharton. Whitney-a9.
Mr.. Harris. in the chair, anroUrced'a
quorum present.
On motion Of Mr. Whitney. by unan;.
nous consent. the following was taken up:
Senate bill No. :'S7. entitled an act to re.
duce the expenses of the city Of New Or. |
leans: to regulate the duties and provide !
FOR the compensation of the criminal sheriff !
of the parish OF Orleans. and to authorize
sail city TO abolish its Workhouse and !
other places Of incarceration.
The bill was read tie second time and |
considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
q tour-tifths vote and the bill read the third |
time. The bill, finally passed. the title to |
stand.
Mr.. Burch called up, by unanimous con.
sent. House bill No. 396, entitled an act to !
authorize and empower the police jury of |
Concordia parish to compromise certain \
debts, to issue bonds of the parish therefor,
and to provide for the payment Of said |
bonds. and to punish violations Of said act. !
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional! rule was suspended |
BY four fsths vote and the bill! read the sec. !!
onf time.
The bill was adopted. !
The constitutional rule was suspended by |
a four. ffths vote and the bill! read the third |
time. The bill finally passed, the title to
stand.
By unan!mou. consent the following WAC
taken up. on motion of Mr.. Burch:
Senate bill No. AGO. an ac. 10 divide the
State Of Louisiana INFO 81. congressional!
districts.
Tie constitutional :;.'e was suspended
by {. :our-ftths vote and the bill! read the
third time. The ti.! finally passed. the title
% stand.