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

win, Murrell of Lafourche, Murrell Of Madi-
son, Mahoney, Mayo, Marie, Mathews,
Montaldo, Peyton, Page, Provost, Raoy,
Rodrigues, Souer, Sawyer, Stewart, Sartaln:
Simms, Southland, Sutton, Sewell, Smart,
TrahaD, Thomas, Tureaud, Thompson, VIII
liams, j. p Wilson, D. Wilson, Washington,
Worthy, Ward, Wands-74. :,
Nays-Cockerham, Estilette. Humoie'
Hahn, Kern, Little, Moreland, Martinez,
Norris. Price. Prescott, Paris, Rochon,
SMith-l4.
The bill finally passed. title adopted. and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
i;y unanimous consent the following bills
were introduced:
Bv Mr.. Gaichard, o: St. Bernard:
House bill, No. 4l9. entitled an act TO
amend and ye-enact section one and section
two Of an act entitled an act for the incor-
pora.ion of the Bayou Castln Navigation
Improvement Company. being act No. 80.
passed at the session of the General Assem-
bly, of 1870.
Passed frs: reading and placed on the
calendar.
BY Mr. Young, OF Concordia:
House bill No. 400, entitled an act max
ing claims of each year payable only from
the revenues OF that year.
Passed its first and second readings under
suspension of the constitutional rules, and
calendared for a third reading.
BY Mr.. Martinez. of ST. Martin:
House bill No. 42I, entitled an act to con.
fer on justices OF the peace OF the first ward
of the parish Of St. Martin, additional pow
erS.
Passed its first and second readings under
suspension Of the constitutional rules. and
calendared Tor 4 third reading.
BY Mr.. Boyd. Of Caddc:
House bill No. i2t22, entitled an ret to in
corporate the Good Samaritan Lone Star
Missionary Society. for the beneti, of the
sici. and destitute and burying their dead.
Also House bill No. 1913, entitled an act
for the relief Of the charity hospital Of
Shreveport and the surgeon in-chiet thereof
Passed first and second readings under
suspension OF the constitutions rules.
Both bills were referred 20 the Committee
on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Souer, OF Avoyelies:
House bill No. 42i, entitled an act to re-
peal an act entitled an act to amend section
six of an act entitled an act relative to bills
Of exchange and promissory notes. ap.
proved Marcel, 9. 1855. the same having been
approved April 5. 1870.
Passed it's several readings under suspen.
sion of the constitutional! rules. and tually
passed. title adopted, and ordered sent to
the Senate for concurrence
Mr.. Guichard. of St. Bernard. acting
chairman Committee ON Railroads, sab.
mit:ed the following report:
COMMITTEE cS HAlLKcaDs,
New Orleans. February ~. 1874.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives,:
Your committee has had under cOnsldera.
ton House bill No. 235. and report favor.
ably. with amendments:
/. In line eight section one, after word
"Cole' insert ths following: Il. ii. Wands.
II. ii. Stanley
=. Same section, strike ont all after word
''impleaded.' IN lines :wenty-:ouv and
twenty five.
3. In section two, after word ''city," in
line five, add ''Or vicinity
4. In section twelve, strike OF. aH after
word company in line sixty 70 word
they in line slxty-nlne.
,. In section nineteen. strike gu. word
''three." in line twenty. and insert ''one.
6. Same section, strike out words ''or rec
pan" in lines twenty-eight and twenty nine.
Respectfully.
JAMES S. MATTHEW'S.