New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-03

OVER.
Mr.. Brewster called up the following re
port:
Senate bill No. 1903. al act fer the relic
of J. NJ. Weymouth, and the report wa!
adopted and the bill was read the first time
Mr.. Brewster called up Senate bill No
2i2, with :he report. entitled an act re
lieving and cxempting Mrs. Bridget d
tahey. Of the parish of Ouachita, from pay
ment of State ani parish taxes. and all
penalties thereon. for the years 1863. 1869
1870. 1871, 1877. anI 1873.
Mr.. Brewster moved ..,e bi::. 10 .jx.o fox
hext Thursday - one oc.ac1
Adopted.
Mr.. Barb. -. ..: Cox t.,e s.,sca! c:..e: ..
the day.
The specs! order Of the day wa. post
poned for :hic:; minutes Oh motion o: Mr..
Wharton.
HOUSE Bills on FIRST READING.
Mr.. Wharton called up the following:
House bill No. IL. entitled an act to
amend section five of an ac. to incorporate
provide for it's government, and create a
recorders court for the same, approved
May 4, 1871. was taken up and read. On
motion of Mr.. Harris the bill was referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
House bill No. 81, an act to incorporate
the Union Benevolent Association of Jack
son. Louisiana. was taken up and read. On
motion Of Mr.. Harris the bill was referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
House bill No. 3, an act to incorporate the
Iberia, Louisiana, was taken up and read
On motion of Mr.. Harris was referred to
Committee on Corporations and Parochial
Affairs.
House Ili No. IS, an nc: to exempt the
town of Coushatta, parish Of Red River,
from parish taxes, was taken up and read
the first time.
On motion Of Mr.. Wharton, the bill was
referred to the Committee on judiciary.
House bill. No. 50, an act to regulate the
private markets in the city of New Orleans,
and for Othe. purposes. va. taken up and
read.
On motion Of Mr.. Harris. the bill was 70.
ferred to the Committee on judiciary.
House bill No. 40. and act entitled all act
to incorporate the Siam Sons Benevolent
of New Orleans. Louisiana. was
taken up and read.
Mr.. Sypher called Cor :ae ,eaiin: OF the
Dill in detail.
The President ordered the Secretary to
'ead the bill; at length.
Pendin: the ,eadin. Of the bill. Mr..
Harris moved that the :u:.he. reaain. Of
he bill be dispensed with.
On cali Of the roll the Senate voted to
dispense with the readin: o. tac bill. by
he following vote:
feas-Anderson. Barber. Eei,ier. Black.
,urn. Butler Burch. Cage. Chadbourn,
Daigle. Harris, Harper, Ingraham. kelso.
iasicot, Rey, Stamps, Svaizie, Thomas--lS.
Nays-Alexander, Blunt, Bovee. Brew.
ter, Crawford, Greene, Glaudin, Pollard,
'ypher, Twitchell, Weber. Wharton-I2.
Mr.. Harris moved that the bill be referred
o the Committee 81 Corporations and
'arochia. Affairs.
So ordered.
Mr. HARRIS moved that al! Hons. bill, on
rst reading be taken up and read by the !
tile and yesei:ei to the.. appropriate com.
littees.
Mr.. Ha,r.. handed she previous .ues.
ion.
Ga call o: the yea. ans: nays the Senate
rdered the main question By the following !
ote:
Yeas-Andesson. Barber. Beiien. Black.
urn. Burch. Butler Cage Chadbourn, |!
'aigle. Glaudin. Harris. Harper Ingraham,
.elso. Masicot. Rey. Stamps. Sypher,
waizir. Thomaso Weber. Wharton. Whit.
ev-.3.
Nays-Ai.xauHe.. Blunt. Bovae. Brew.
er. Crawford Detiege. Greene. T.. +. Hex.
ig. PoIlardo Twitchell--s0.
The question then recu.se3 OF the mo
on OF M. Harris. which was adopted.
In pursuance with the follow in; motion.
ouse bill No. 50. an act TO allow each par.
b surveyor to employ q deputy surveyor.
as taken up ana read BY its title.
Mr.. HarSis moved that the bill DC referred
the appropriate committee.
Mr.. Syphey rose to second the motion Of
r. Harris. and desired 70 debate the !
,esciou.
Mr.. Harris II ade :he following point Of
der:
That Ender his motion. which had been
opted by the Senate, the main question
rs ordered; that the main question car |
ID with it the reference of each bill to |
appropriate committee without debate {
The President decided the point of order s
III taken.
House bill No. 80 was then referred 20 the
mmittee on Corporations and parochial
fairs. 6
House bill No. s. an act to amend Sec
rs two, five, six and seven of an act to
corporate the town of Waterproof, in tho
rish of Tensas, approved April %, 1872, 8
s taken up and read by title, and re- :
red to the Committee on Corporations
1 Parochial Affairs.
House bill No. II, an act to exempt from
tie and municipal taxation certain prop.
v of the st. Patrick Hall Association in
city of New Orleans, and to remit back
.es on the same, was taken up and read
lance.
louise bill No. H.,an act to provide for
removal of the seat of justice of the "
ish Of St. Bernard, and to divide said =,
ish into wards, was taken up and read b
title, and referred to the Committee on | c
operations and Parochial Affairs.
louise bill No. 76, an act making the e
nth day of March day of public rest II
dies non. was taken up and read by X
e, and referred to the Committee on v
operations and Parochial Affairs. NJ
louise bill No. - an act to enforce article NJ
of the constitution. and to nrob;h;t car- n