New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10

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Public Education, after the passage Of this
act shall entitle the holder thereof to rank
on the list of candidates from which teach
ers are to be selected for any position in thu
high, normal, grammar. intermediate or
primary schools, and the State Superinten.
dent of Education is hereby required Ia
furnish the school board with the names of
such qualified persons, and the grade of
certificate issued by him.
Mr.. King. of Orleans. offered the follow
ing amendment:
After the word "of." in the fifth line Of
| section six, erase the words three thon
sand" and insert in their stead the words
two thousand five hundred
Which was agreed to.
On motion the bill was ordered to be en-
| crossed as amended.
Mr.. Murrell, of Madison, gave notice that
on some future day he would introduce the
following bill:
| An act to enlarge the area of the parish
of Franklin, and to remove the seat of JUS
tice from the town of Winnsborough to the
town of Delhi, on the North Louisiana and
Texas railroad.
| SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. -, entitled an act 20
| amend and re enact section 1926 Of the Re-
vised Statutes of 1870 of Louisiana.
Reported on unfavorably by the Judiciary
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Sartain, of Carroll, the
report was received and adopted
House bill No. 200, entitled an act 70
abolish the term of the Supreme Court at
Opelousas, and to change the time OF hold
ing the term of that court at Monroe.
Reported favorably ON by IT,, Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Benham offered. the following amend
ment:
Strike cut Madison and Carroll parishes.
Which was agreed to.
Mr.. Martinez, Of st. Martin, moved the
indefinite postponement OF the bill.
Mr.. Benham, of Carroll, moved 70 lay
that motion on the table.
On which the yeas and nays were de-
manded by Messrs. Rochon and Martinez, Of
ST. Martin, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Benham, Boatper, Cousin Devices,
Hetfner. Hill, Langles, Marvin, Mahoney,
Southland, Thompson, Westinghouse
Nays-Armstead. Antoine. Bryant, Baker,
Blackstone, C0ckerham, Carr, Demas, ID.
c. Davis. r. 4. Davis, Decker, Devezin,
Estilette, Elliot, Fernandez, Greene, Grant,
Guichard, Harris, Humble, Hubeau, Hahn,
P. Jones, NJ. Jones, Heating, Kirkham,
Kenyon, Kern, ID. King, V. o. King, Lewis,
Landry, Lawes, Little, Moreland. Murren
of Latourche, Murrel Of Madison, Mayo,
Martinez, Marie, Mathews. Montaldo,
Nichols, Norris, Peyton, Prescott, Provost.
Paris, Raby, RochOn, Rodrigues, Souer,
Sawyer, Stewart. Sarta,n, Simms, Smith,
Sutton, Sewell, Smart, Tureaud, Trahan,
j. Z. Wilson, ID. Wilson, Worthy,
Young-6S.
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. l4S entitled an act to ex"
empt all property situated in the town of
Mansfield. parish of De Soto, from the pay
ment of parish taxes, was considered enc
crossed and passed its third reading, under
suspension of the constitutional rules, and
finally passed, title adopted, and ordered
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAsBBR,i
New Orleans, February 8, 1874. )
10 Che Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives,:
have the honor to inform your honoro
able body that the Lieutenant Governor.
Philip canal, and respectfully request the
'lgnatuTe OF your honorable Speaker.
F. i. BEcHrEL,
Secretary of he Senate.
Hc,iss bill No. RI, entitled an act to rege
late the election OF police jurors II the par
she's OF Sabine and Vernon.
Reported on favorably by the Committee
N Parochial Affairs, with amendments
Mr.. Dewees, of Red River, moved that
he bill, with amendments, be printed and
made the special order for next Wedneso
aye
Carried.
NESSASE FROM THE GOVERNOR
state or Lou1sIAsA)
Executive Department,
New Orleans. February 6, 1874
g Che Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives
I transmit erewith for the information
t the General Assembly, the report of the
xpert appointed by me under section
lghty seven OF ACT No. 6S, extra session of
$40, to examine into the books and records
+ the Auditors and Treasurer's offices.
1 also transmit report and documents OF
lperlntendent of Louisiana State Univers
ty,and the report Of the trustees ofthe Louo
lana Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governors
The report Of the expert to examine the
Doks OF She Auditor and Treasurer was
'ferred to che Committee on Ways and
leanse
The repor: OF tao superintendent OF the
oulslana State University, with accom-
inylng documents. was referred to the
ommittee on Education
And the report of the trustees of the Lous
ana Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
as referred to the Committee on Chare
BILE and Public Institutions
by unanimous consent Mr.. Young, os
1ncordia, chairman of the Committee on
Expenses, submitted the solo
wing report:
COMMITTEE ON CONTINGENT ExPRssRse
New Orleans, February 9, 1874.
} the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives.:
Tour committee would respectfully REQ
ut that they have had under considers-
IN House bill No. 2l2, and would report
substitute and recommend the passage
the. substitute.
d. YOUNG. Chairman.
for House bill No 2I2, entitled
ouse bill No. 233. entitled an act MAKING.
appropriation tor the payment of mile
Q anu per diem and contingent expenses
the General Assembly of the State Of
for the extra session of 1872. and
5uiar sessions of 1873 and 1874 describing
manner In which the sama shall ba