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

AAr. Ourcn CalleO up tho following SUI
stitute for Senate bill No. 44s, an act t
amend and re-enact an act entitled an ac
to incorporate Independence Fire Compan
No. 2, in the city of Baton Rouge.
The bill was considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended b,
four-ifths vote, the bill read the thir,
time. The bill finally passed. the title t.
stand.
Mr.. Brewster called up the followin
House bill:
House bill No. %. an act providing TO
the payment Of the sheriff or person az
pointed to take charge of persons arrested
in other States or Territories who ar
charged with committing crimes in thi
State and tor which the Governor has mad
requisition.
The bill was read the second time ant
adopted.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-tifths vote, the bill read the thirt
time. The bill finally passed. the title tt
stand.
Mr.. Harris called up Senate bill Mo. :s7
an act to reduce theexpenses Of the city o
New Orleans. to regulate the duties ant
provide for the compensation Of the Grim
inal' sheriH of the parish of Orleans, and t,
authorize said city to abolish its workhoust
and other places Of incarceration.
The Dill was considered engrossed.
Mr.. Anderson called up Senate bill No
23l. an act to esta blish the rate of interest
Mr.. Burch moved to indefinitely postpone
On cal. of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to postpone indefinitely the bill:
feas-Anderson. Barber, Blunt, Bovee
blackburn. Brewster. Burch. Butler. Cage
Chadbourn, Detiege. Glaudin, Pollard. Rey
Stamps, Sypher. Swaizie. Twitchell, Whar
ton Whitney-20.
liays--AleZander Belden. Daigle. Greene
Harris. Harper, Kelso, Thomas-S.
Mr.. Harris called fer the regular order oil
the day.
REGULAR ORDER OF THE DAY UNDER THE
C9ADBOURN AND SYPHER RESOLUTION.
Senate bill No. 427, fixing the fees of the
clerks of the district courts throughout the
State. the parish of Orleans excepted. and
providing the manner for collecting the
same.
The President in the chair declared the
pending motion to be to engross the bill.
Mr.. Wharton moved that the bill be in.
definitely postponed.
On call Of the yeas and nays the Senate
refused to indefinitely postpone:
yeas-Blunt, Brewster, Claudia, Z. f.
Lerwig, Twitchell, WhartOh-6.
Nays-Alexander, Anderson. Barber, Bel
den. Blackburn, Bovee, Burch, Butler, Cage,
Daigle, Greene, Harris, Harper, Kelso, Pol
lard, Rev, Sypher. Swaizie. Thomas. Weber,
Whitney-2l.
Mr.. Wharton moved that the bill be read.
Mr.. Butler moved to dispense with the
reading.
On call Of the yeas and nays, the Senate
voted to dispense with the further reading
of the bill:
Yeas Alexander. Anderson. Barber.
Bovee. Butler. Cage, Chadbourn. Dalgle,
Harper, E. +. Herwig, kelso. Pollard, Sy.
pher, Thomas. Twitchell--l5.
Nays-Blunt, Brewster. Burch. Detiege.
Swaizie. Weber. Wharton. Whit.
ney-9.
The President declared the pending ques.
ton still to be to order the bill ensrossed
for third reading.
On call OF the yeas and nays. the Senate
voted 70 order the bill engrossed by the
following vote:
Yeas-Alexander. Anderson. Barber.
Beiden. Blackburn, Burch. Butler. Cage,
Daigle, Harris. Harper. Kelso,
Pollard, Stam.s, Sypher. Weber-l7.
lays Blunt, Brewster. Detiege. Glau.
lin, f. F. Herwig, Twitchell. Wharton,
IVhitney-S.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the bill be post.
,oned until Monday at $50 P. NJ.
Mr. Wharton moved to postpone until
lext Wednesday q: one O'Clock.
The Senate tabled the motion to postpone.
The Bill! was fixed for next Monday at ! |
J. =.
Mr.. alexander called up the following:
House bill No. I26, an act for the relief /
t Justin Hrouat. a member of the Metre. !
olitan Brigade. permanently disabled in
be discharge OF his duty in the parish of
:. Martin.
The bill was read the second time, and
dopted.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-tifths vote, and the bill read the
lird time. The bill finally passed. the
tie to stand.
Mr. Harris made the point of order that
le roll of the names of all the Senators
ad been cailed' that the resolution con.
,rnlng local bills fixes Friday as the only
ay tor consideration of the same; there.
re, under the resolution. no further pro.
ceilings should go on on any other day
ian Friday.
The President sustained tho point Of
der.
Mr.. Burch called up the regular order of
ouse bills on first reading under the rules.
The Secretary took up the calendar.
Mr.. Harris obtained unanimous consent
have read House bill No. %, an act to
corporate the town of Simmesport. in the
irish Of Ayoyelles, and for the organiza.
N thereof.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, everything ;
lative to exemption from parish taxes,
ls ordered stricken out of the bill and
lie.
The bill was read the first time. {
The constitutional rule was suspended I
a four-fifths vote. the bill read the
,ond time.
The bill was adopted as engrossed by 3
8 House. Z
The constitutional rule was suspended by g
four-tifths vote. and the bill read the
I'd time. The bill finally passed. the title {
stand n
lIr. Burch obtained unanimous consent t
have read House bill No. lab. an act to p
wide mode for the correcting of errors
The assessment of property for taxes.