New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21
Bank and Safe Deposit Company of New


i to the Committee on, Banks and BANKING.
On which the yeas and nays were de-.
manded by Messrs. King, of Orleans, and
Demas, Of St. John the Baptist, resulting az
follows:
Yeas-Allain, Antoine, Connaughton, R.
r. Davis, Decker, Elliot, Hahn, Kern, Keys
Langles. Lawes, Marvin, Mahoney, Mon,
taldO, Paris, Raby, Stewart-H.
Nays-Armstead, Bowman, Blackstone
Bryant, Boyd, Boatner, Bickham, Barrow,
Butler, Carey, Carr, Connaughton, Cousin,
Demas, Davidson, d. C. Davis, Desarzant,
Deioie, Devices, Estiiette. Fernandez, Fon.
telieu, Greene, Grant, Guichard, Hum bic,
| Heffner, Hubeau, Hill, p. Jones, NJ. Jones,
| Heating. Kirkmsn, Kenyon, V. 0. King.
Lewis, Landry, Little, Moreland, Martinez,
Marie, Mathews. Nichols, Norris, Price,
Page. Prescott, Rochon, Rodrigues, Sawyer,
| Sartain, Simms, Southland, Smith, Sutton.
Smart, Trahan. Thomas, d. Wilson, Ward,
Worthy, Washington, Young-t5.
The motion to refer was lost.
On motion of Mr.. King, of Orleans the
bill was referred to the Committee on
Corporations. .....-
By Mr.. Hahn, of St. Charles:
House bill No. $40, entitled an act relative
to the appointment and qualification of
curators of vacant SUGGESTIONS.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
T Also, House bill No. 34l, entitled an act
providing for settlements between police
juries and municipal corporations of taxes
collected for municipal purposes, and re-
pealing all laws exempting property within
the limits of municipal corporations from
parish taxes.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary,
and ordered printed in the journal, which
reads as follows:
An act providing for settlements between
police juries and municipal corporations
Of taxes collected for municipal purposes,
and repeating all laws exempting property
within the limits of municipal corpora
tiOns from parish taxes.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State of Louisiana in General As
sembly, convened. That hereafter no
municipal corporation situated within the
sphere Of administration of q police jury
shall be exempt from parish taxes, and all
acts creating such exemptions are hereby
repealed; provided, that previous levies or
assessments made in view of exemption
laws heretofore existing shall not be held
to be invalidated hereby.
SEC. 9. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
in addition to paying over to municipal
corporations their proportion collected for
road purposes as required by section three
Of act No. "a of 1870, the collectors of par
ish taxes shall pay over the amount of tax
assessed and collected for other purposes,
imposed by their charters in the respective
municipal corporations, to be determined
according to the proportion Of such items
of expenditure in the estimate required by
section 2745 of the Revised Statutes to the
whole estimate; provided, that where the
performance Of the duty imposed ON such
municipal corporation shall be neglected or
delayed SO as to incur or threaten damages
to other parts of the parish, the police
jury may order the work to be done and
withhold the expenditure from the tax to
be paid over, or recover the same if paid.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
all laws and parts of laws be and the same
are hereby repealed. as far as they conflict,
and this act shall go into effect from and
after its passage.
Also, House bill No. 342, entitled an act
to amend article 287 of the Code of Pracs
tice, and to authorize intervenors to bond
seized under writs Of attachment.
and provisional seizure.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Also, House bill No. 343, entitled an act to
carry into effect the purposes of the dona-
lion by the United States Of pn bile lands for I
the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic
arts, and to establish an Agricultural and
College in the State of Louis-
ana.
Referred to the Committee on Education 4
md ordered printed.
By Mr.. Bryant, of East Baton Rouge:
House bill No. 344, entitled an act to pro.
rive fer the compulsory education of all
children between the ages Of eight and fl,
cen years.
Referred to the Committee on Educations
By Mr.. Landry, of Ascension:
House bill No 345, entitled an act ~ela-
i've to funding the floating Indebtedness of
he parish Of Ascension, and authorizing
he issuance Of bonds for the same; fixing
he duties Of parish officers; providing pen
lilies for violation of the same
Referred to the Committee on ParochiaS
Affairs.
By Mr.. Rochon, of St Martin.
House bill No. BAG, entitled an ace 20 ESQ
ablish the Louisiana Agricultural and Nee
hanical College.
Referred to the Committee on Education
nd ordered printed.
By Mr.. Grant, of Morehouse:
House bill No. 347, entitled an acc pune
shing the unlawful interference by. any
erson or officer with the property II
mother.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee ahS
ordered printed
MESSAGE FRoMTHE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBERg
New Orleans, February 20, 1874
10 the Honorable Speaker and Member of the
House OF Representatives:
nave the honor to inform your honor
Die body that the President of the Senate
nd Lieutenant Governor has signed the
blowing enrolled House bills:
An act to incorporate the Friends of Pro-
ress Benevolent Association of the parish
I st. Mary, State of Louisiana.
An act to change the name of Luclen
lexis Schnegg to that Of Lucien Alexis
Irandeury.
An act to amend and re-enact sectiops
Wo, i've, Six and seven of an act entitled
q act to incorporate the town of Water
root % in ,1 the parish of Tensas, approved
An act to regulate the private markets in
10 city OF New Orleans, and Tor other pur-8
Oses. F
Respectfully,
p. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary OF the Senate
Ar' Murrell, OF Madison, called the regu-
r order of the day.
mr.. Hahn, of st. Charles, moved that the
'der OF the day be postponed for thirty
inutes.
Carrio1