New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-23

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| In line twenty third, section sighso strife
out both ''civil and criminal"
| IN section eight strike QUE ak sttsS $40
| word thereof in line thirtyOne.
Section eight, in line thirty-twa after enc
word council" insert "for his services 40
| mayor and ex-otfcio justice of the peace
and shall receive no ices or compensation
otherwise than his salary Al!o~sS ~ sasS
town council"
&espectfallys
HENRY DEMAS, ChaifWaSS
JAMES S. Mathews
T.. w. DEVICES,
WILLIAM MURRELL,
OF LatOurch&
All the amendments we're agreed to, anu
House bill No. 6, entitled an acteo amen5
sections two, five, six and seven of an act to
incorporate the town of Waterproof, in the
parish of Tensas, approved April %, 1872
was considered engrossed, and, under suss
pension of the constitutional rules, passed
its third reading, and finally passed, title
adopted, and ordered to be sent to the Seuc
ate for concurrence.
The Committee on Corporations S.Ysp
made the following report:
COMMITTEE CoRPoRATiocs.
New Orleans, January %, 1879
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of sle
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Corporations, having
had House bill No. 8, an act to incor-
porate the st. Paul Benev client Association
OF New Iberia, under consideration. beP
leave TO report the same, with the follow.
ing amendment in the twentv-fifth, twentyo
sixth, twsntyseventh and twenty-eighth
lines: Strike out the following wordse
And provided, further, that all real ess
tate owned by said association shall be ess
empt from State, parish and municipal ta2s
atlon." With this exception we repoyt 80
yorably and recommend its passage
HENRY DEMas.
ChairmaS
and Che amendment was agreed o,anS
House bill No. 8, entitled an act to incorpos
rate the st. Paul Benevolent Association os
New Iberia, was considered engrossed. ana
under a suspension of the constitutional
rules the bill passed its third reading and
finally passed, title adopted and ordered "a
be sent to the Senate for concurrence
On motion of Mr.. Devices, OF Red Eives.
House bill No. 80, entitled an ace 20 allo.s
each parish surveyor to employ deputy
surveyor, was withdrawn from the Commits
tee ON Judiciary. and under suspensionOe
OF the rules passed it's third reading and
was considered engrossed, and undeS %
further suspension of the constitutional
rules passed its third reading, and finally
passed, title adopted and ordered to be sen.
to the Senate for concurrence
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
House bill No. 81, entitled Joint resolution
to restrict the employment of convict labor
by the lessees of the Penitentiary, and to
provide penalty for the violation thereof
was made the special order of the day foe
next Wednesday.
Senate bill No. l79, eutitled an acs foe eSe
relief Of +. Van Benthuysen and his minos
Passed its several readings, under suspese
sion OF the constitutional rules and finally
passed, and notice of concurrence ordered
sent to the Senatee
Senate bill No. 1877, entitled an a,s tn
amend an act entitled an act to amend a-tss
Gle GA of the Code of Practice, approved
April %, 1872
rassea hrst and second readiugse ender
suspension OF the constitutional rules. aus
'elerred TO the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Sehaee bill Noe 205, entitled an oct ea &.
corporate the Hope Hook and Ladderc.n.
pany Nos ot Fganfline Parish OF s.. Mar.
~" 20 provide iop the organization and
government Of the sameo
1assed Its several readings, untH?er suspe,s
SION OF the constitutional rules, and finally
passed. and notice Of concurrence Offered
sent to the Senateo
lMreGar, of East FeIiciana. in tb4o.bse.s
Senate bill No. 202, entitled an act for the
le'.ei o, delinquent taxpayers in the parssn
,t Caddoo
raised It's first and second readings unSeS.
suspension OF the constitutional rules.
"rs DeWeess OF Red River, movas -
amend by adding "the parish @ ReS
kiver.s - "ou
MIR. Benham, % Carroll, moved TO amers
" adding the parish of Carroll.o
MIR. Mathews, of Tensas. moved to amepS
y adding the parish of Tensas.r
MIR. Young, of Concordia, moved 70 amare
y striking out the parishes of Tensa.
,arroli and Red River" and sasertp thu
parish of Concordia.s
AFTER some discussion, Nh. Younr. g
;oncordia, moved to defer the whole sph
ECU matter until the twenty fifth of Febrre
.ry.
Mr. Williams, OF East Baton Rouge,
moved to lay that motion on the table and
allied for the yeas and nays, seconded by
ir' Peyton, of De Soto. resulting as fol-
ows: 80
mt, sBHs o;d. B1as. Atrmstesd, Bowman By
,1afey, Carr Demas Davidson. r r DAVIS s,S'
rant, Gqiehard, Harris, Heffner Hm%hs'
l aea Hahn, johnson, D. King. Lewis
,awes, Little, Moreland, Murreii Of la
,urcne' Marie, Mathews, Norris. Price
,eston, Page, Prescott, Provost Rabv,
;;ocnon' Hodrigues, SOuer, SAWYER Snser,
'homs,, southland, Smith, Smart Thomss,
nps9n; Langles, Williams, D. Wilson,
-, Mays-Antoine, Benham, Boatner. Bar.
'"s Connaughton, d. c. Davis. Decker,