New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

cert ain acts misdemeanOrs and fixing pun
ish ment for same, to provide for the re-
| cord alton of loans and to limie the lessor's
4 lien.
House bill No. 4OS, entitled an acs to en-
tend the jurisdiction of parish courts.
Also, House bill No. 43l, entitled an act
to amend section 1894 of the Revised Stat
utes of Louisiana of 1870, to repeal the
TO urthelause of the same and to encourage
the manufacturing interest," within the State
of Louisiana.
I 4lss, Houss bifi go 4of, entitled an act
/ FOG the suppression Of crive in the State 81
T. oui.ianA to asesd sna re-enses sresiana
I sss. $50 'soS solo Siie SO ssso 1901. aoo'.
SOLO. and ia repeal SECTIONS s7oe esa 1904
end Ico5 oP the Revised Statutes of the
State OF Lovisissao ana casendsrsd for third
seadingo
Mra Heating, Of CaSdo. Introduced House
bill Moo ass, entitled an acs 60 amend act
No. 1917 entitled an ac& 20 Incorporate the
1 Shreveport Savings Bans and Trust Com
panyo and Tor othes purposes spproSed
; September 10. is7a
Passed its several seadinss onder auspen.
81 ON OF the constitutional ru!es. and dna'ly
| pas ked. title adopted and ordered sspd to
1 the Senate for concurEences
! Myo Demasb Of ST. John she Baptist,
! moved t. take Up Senate tiSss ou 6rst seaa.
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sENAfB As42S ~ &1sssS &EAeisSe
| The following bills passed their first and
second readings ondes SUSPENSION OF the
| constitutional rules
! senate bill No. 4o6, entitled an acs - in.
corporate tie city Of Donaldson, in the
! parish Of Ascension, defining its boundaries,
| providing foS the government of Che same,
and for funding alY legal Indebtedness Of
! Incorporation Of Donaldsonvillee repeating
\ act NOe 80 a $780, and amending the char
| ter Of Oonaldsonville end Sthes laws in
conflict with this ac~s
And Senate bill No. 4l6s entitled an act
60 amend and Se-enact an act entitled an
! act to incorporate Independence Fire Com
pany No. q. in the city 81 Batop Rouge, ep-
proved March Is, 1853.
! and passed their third ?eading. Under q
1 further suspension OF the constitutional
! rules. and finally passed, title adopted, and
notice of same ordered sent to Che Senate
Dir. Devices. Of Red River. offered tn,
following resolution. which was adopteds
Resolred, That the chairman of the Com.
nittee On Contingent Expenses is hereby
directed to pay I. S. Kelly his per diem as
clerk of the Committee on Lands and
Levees, for the regular session of 1874 out
of the contingent fund Of tho House of Rep
resentativss. aud the Speaker is authorized
to sign the same.
Mr. Kerp. OF Jefferson. offered she follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
Resoyred. That the chairman of the Com
mitt.e ON Contingent Expenses is hereby
ordered and directed to issue William
Laresche his voucher as committee clerk,
ont of the contingent fund of the House,
and the Speaker ~ authorized So sign the
same.
Mr.. Greene, Of Jackson. called UP the
report Of the Committee on Elections and
Qualifications. which was adopted.
CooalrTER cN ELEC>Ioss AND QUALIFICATIONS
New Orleans. March 5, 1874. !
70 the Honorable Speaker snd Nenabeys Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee or Elections and Quail.
fcations have had Under consideration the
ease Of Greene SIS. kavanaugh. and recon.
mend that &. ). Greene be aud he Is hereby
confirmed in his seat as member from the
parish Of Jackson. and Conr committee
would recommend that said kavanaugh be
paid his mileage and per dix IN Tor The SEES
siens Of 1874 and 1873.
Eespsctiuily.
a. TUREAuD.
Chairman:
WILLIAM WARD.
l.. d. PRESCOTT.
Mr.. DImsut, Of Orleans. called up Senate
bill No. i69. entitled an act to divide the
State of Louisiana into six congressional
districts. which was read the first and
second time. under suspension Of the con.
siitrtional rules.
The bill! was taken up section BY section.
First section was read and adopted.
Second section was read and adopted.
Third section was read and adopted.
Fourth section was read and adopted.
Fifth section was read and adopted.
Sixth section was read and adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Gair, of East Fe'iciana.
the bill was adopted as whole, and was
considered ergrossed. and passed third |
reading under further suspension Of the |
conditional rules. and finally passed. title i!
adopted, and notice Of came ordered sent |
10 the Senate. F.!
Mr.. Williams. OF East Baton Rouge. I
moved to reconsider the vote just taken.
Mr. Devices. of Red River. move! 10 lay |
that motion On the table.
Carried.
The following bills passed ,heir hrs. and
constitutional rules:
Senate bill No. 1913, entitled an az: incor.
,,ratins Houms Fire Engine Company
No.
Also. Senate bill No 3s9. entitled an act
o confer certain powers upon the Roman
catholic Church OF Ascension.
Passed third reading under flrthe. sus-
'ension 81 the constitutional! rules. and !
Hally passed. titles adopted, and notes Of
anne ordered sent to the Senate.
also Senate bill No. pa, entitled an az.
, make persons liable in damages for sell
.: os giving intoxicating liquor. 20 minors
,ithou: tn. consent o. parents OF guar
ians.
Sir. I.ung. Of Concost.s. moved the !a-
etiHite postpcnement OF the bill
En which the yeas and nays we're dc
landed ny Mess.s. Davidson, Of i.!vin.s- :
N. AID P.y:on. 81 DE Soto. vesuitin, a.
blows: [
yeas--Alla'n. Ag,ns,ea,i. Bowman. Boyd. 3
ackstone. Bcatner. Barrow. Carey, Cock i;
rham. Carr. ConnaughtoD, Cousin. Demas.
j. Z. Davis. Decker. Deioie. Devices. De
.r1aut. forstall, Grant, Guichard. Harris. I
ubeau. Hill. Hahn. D. King. Lewis, ! L
angles, Landry, Lawes. Mahoney. Norris.
ey ton. PRESCOTT, Raoy, Southland. Smart