New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14
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J FEBRUARY Il, 1874 4
wrong and injury Wa done in pursuance
conspiracy against the legal government
OF the State and, in the opinion Of You
that some relief should be granted sal,
Phillips, But inasmuch as we are inaugu,
sting an era Of retrenchmant and reform
your committee would recede from thei
former report, and recommend the follow
Ing amendment: Strike out the word
twelve Thousand five hundred" and inser
"hve thousand dollars and, so amended
would respectfully recommend its passage
Respectfully.
E. BUTLER, Chairman.
Mr. fngraham moved to order the repor
OF the Committee on Claims to be printe,
in the journal.
Mr.. Stamps moved to lay the motion {,
print on the table.
On call of the yeas and NAYS the Senatt
voted to lay the motion to priu: on tn,
table:
Ieas-Anderson. Barber, felden, Blunt
Brewster, Burch. Butler, Chadbourn, De
tiege, Daigle. Greene. Masicot. Stamps
|
Nays - Alexander. Bovee, Crawford
Harper, E. +. Hevwig. Ingranam. Kelso
| Hhomas-S.
Also. Mr.. Butler. chairman Of the Com
mittee on Claims, on Senate bill No. 32l. al
| act tor the relief the Red River Pilots Be
nevOlen: Association, reported favOrably
| and recommended that the bill and petition
be referred to the Committee on Finance
for the purpose Of including the Same in
the general appropriation.
Mr.. Blunt, chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture. Commerce and Manufactures.
submitted the following report:
COMMITTEE OS AGRICULTURE COMMERCE. AND
Manufactures, New Orleans. February 10, 1874. s
Te the Honorable President aud Members Of the
Senate:
Your Committee on Agriculture, Com
merce and Manufactures beg leave to report
that we have had dnder consideration Sen
ate bills Nos. iSy and 278, and that we
respectfully report them back for your con.
sideration, without action.
Respectfully.
RAFOGD BLUNT,
Chairman.
Mr. Brewster. chairman of the Commit.
tee on Education. submitted the following
report:
Co~sITTER OF EDrCarIoy,t
:ev Orleans. February ID, 1874. 5
TO the Honorable Pgesideat and Members OF tho
Senate:
Your Committee on Education, to whom,
was reeerrea House bill No. 10, relative to
the McDonogh land scrip, beg leave to re-
port that We had the same under cOnsidefa-
ton. and recommend its passage.
o, III. BREWSTER Chairman.
J. HENRI BURCH,
g. j. GREENE,
GEORGE Y. kELSO.
4. L. WEBER,
WILLIAM HARPER.
n. II. TWITCHELL.
Mr.. Helso, chairman of the Committee on
Corporations and Parochial Affairs. sub
mitte1 The following report:
COMMITTEE on CORPORATIONS aSp1
PalOchial Affairs,
New Orleans February ID, 1874. }
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate:
Your committee respectfully reports as
follows:
Favorablv upon Senate bill No. 222, en-.
titled an act authorizing the supervisors of
registration of the parishes of St. John the
Baptist and st. James TO hold an election at
the Nacherle Settlement, submitting to the
thereof the question as to which
OF the above parishes they may wish to be
attached as an entirety. and the manner of
holding the same. and directing tho police
jury. etc.
Favorabiy upon Senate bill No 339, en-
titled an act to incorporate the st. Louis
and st. Angelo Benevolent Association.
Favorably upon House bill No. 80, en-
titled an act to incorporate Good Shepherds
COnclave No. of Louisiana.
kavOrably, with amendments, on Senate
bill No. 222l. entitled an act in relation to
the corporation of the town Of ,Opelousas,
in the parish of st. Landry.
Strike out in section three, line eight, |
after the word Corporation" and to the |
word SHALT In line nine, the words 'who !
nave paid the poll tax imposed upon them !
Dy virtue of this act" Same section. strike !
'ut after the word QUALIFIED" in line eight !
zen down to the word the in line twenty |
hree.
Strike out in section fourteen, in line sew.
'nteen, all after the word purpose"
In section fifteen, after the word "im- |
'ose,' in line two, strike out remainder of !
ection and insert, land collect annually
uch license tax as they may deem proper
N travelling exhibitions or shows, on ped
Hers and hawkers, and upon the vendors
# spirituOus liquors in any form. They I
nay also require special permit for any
'erson or persons giving public ball
within Che corporation limits. for which
license of 81 30 shall be paid"
Strike out. in section sixteen. after the /
7ord 'large,' in line nineteen, all down to
0 the word land" in line twenty-ene.
In section seventeen, line sixteen. strike
ut $500" and insert "$25."
Strike out all of section nineteen.
Cnfavorably upon House bill No. &c. en-
tied an act making the fourth day of
[arch day of public rest and dies non.
AL of which is respectfully submitted,
GEORGE Y. KELSO, Chairman;
NJ. Fl. TWITCHELL,
WILLIAM HARPER,
GEORGE E. BOVEE,
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
Mr.. Bovee. chairman of the Committee
! Charitable Institutions, submitted the
flowing report:
COMMITTEE on CHAK1rAnLn INSTITUTION
New Orleans, February ID. 1874. ! |
the Honorable President and Members Of the I !
Your Committee on Charitable institu- (
ons. TO whom was referred Senate bill | {
0. 23J. entitled an act to establish the !
harity. Hospital of the city of Baton I
Ouge. beg leave to report the same favor
'ly; and recommend its passage.
Respectfully. Il
GtORGE II. BOVEE.
Chairman;
J. HENRI BURCH,
E. L. WEBER,
j. A. MASCOT.
Al. SYPHER.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Mascot: !.
A bill regulating the fees of the district
'orney. clerk and criminal sheriff of the 4
rish of Orleans, defining their duties, and