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


to amend an act entitled an act char1eIlne
the Monroe, Bastrop and Arkansas Kali
road Company, defining the powers and ou'
ties of said CO mpany and authorizing the
company to issue it's bonds and to mortgages
the property of the company to secure Inc
payment thereof, and authorizing the sale
or CONSOLIDATE on of said railroad, approved
April 10, 1873. and changing the name VI
said railroad company.
Ako. Senate bill No. 1872, entitled IN aot
relseivs 10 tbs WssRiAsnasnS BahRs . esr-
earation efga sized sssee The general Gang
Ing ls~ Of tho State et t'ea'sisas sessSsss'
log it body polite
Also, Senats bill Re. 3S'. entitled "a ses
to incorporate Che Alexandria, Midland apa
Camden Railway Company, and to author
ize the parishes, cities and to WINS on or heaf
the line OF said company's railway y aid
in the construction thereofe
Also. Senate bill No. Az, entitled "a act
60 incorporate the Longshoremen's frotec-
1--WE Union Benevolen Association No. :. OF
the city Of New Orleas end State Of Low
isiana.
!. Seaats Bit 40 81. entitled Al act -.
thorizing Alice Douglas end Emms Doug.
Yas TO suo tho State, was read the first tins
and placed On tho calendar.
Senate bill No. $50. entitled ~ act seia'
tive to crimes and ofensss. waa read The
first time. and on motion Of Mr.. Demaa. Of
St John the Baptist. further considersaoa
was postponed until the evening session.
Senate bill No. 3d6. entitled ~ acs to f.
cihrs.e the taking Of Testimony, res placed
on ita frat reAdins.
Mr.. Martinez, Of sc. Martss aevee Che
Indefinite postponeneni Of the bill.
On which the yeas and nays were de-
manded by Messrs. kontaldo. of Orleans,
and Davidson, Of livingston. resulting as
follows:
Yeas-Allain. Armstead. Bowman, Bry-
ant, Baker. Boyd. Beuham. Blackstone,
Boatner, Bckham, Butler. Barrow, Carey,
Cockerham, Carr, Cousin, Davidson, d. G.
Davis, Devezin, Dejole, Devices, Desarzant,
Estilettee Elliot, Fernandez, Forstall,
Greene. Grant, Gair, Guichard, Humble,
Hill, Hahn, Heath, NJ. Jones, P: Jones,
Heating, d. King, V. 0. King, Langles,
Lawes, Little, Marvin, Moreland, Murreil Of
Madison, Mahoney, Martinez, Marie. Mich
OILS, Norris, Price. Page, Prescott, Provost,
Paris, Raby, Rochon, Sawyer, Stewart,
Sartain, Snaer, Southland, Trahan, Thomas,
Tureaud, Thompson, Vickers, Williams,
Worthy, Washington, Ward-7l.
Nays-R. y. Davis, Kern. Montaldo,
Soue1-4.
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No. 423, entitled an act incor-
porating the New Orleans Sanitary Excay-
aeing Company in the city of New Orleans,
and granting sights and privileges thereto,
Passed first and second readings under
suspension Of the constitutional rules.
Under q further suspension of the consti-
tutionai rules the bill passed its third read
ing. and on'its final passage the yeas. and
nays were demanded by Messrs. Montaldo,
of Orleans. and Page, Of fberyille. resulting
as follows
Yeas-Alairf, Armstead, Antoine Bowman,
Bryant, Baker Boyd, Blackstone, BOatner,
Butler, Barrow, Carey Carr, Connaughton.
Cousin, d. C. Davis, K. r. Davis. Decker,
Demas. Devezin, Dejoie, Devices, Desarzant,
Elliot, Fernandez, Forstall, Greene, Gair,
Hubeau, Hill, NJ. Jones, Heating.
Kenyon, ID. King, Lewis, Langles, Landry,
Lawes, Murrell of Lafourche, Mahoney,
Mayo, Marie, Mathews, Montaldo Nichols,
Peyton, Page. Provost, Paris, Raby, S0uer,
Sawyer, Stewart, Sartain, Spaer, Simms,
Southland, Sutton, Sewell, Thomas, Tu-
reaud, Thompson, Williams, J. p. Wilson,
y: Wilson, Worthy. Washington. Ward,
Wands-0
Nays~Blckham. Cockerham, Humble.
Hahn. Heath p. Jones. Kirkman. Kern,
Y. .. King. MOreland, Murrell of Madison,
Martinez, Norris. Price, Rochon. Trahan.
The bill finally passed. titled adopted
and notice OF same ogdereG sent to the Sen
ate.
Senate bill No. -. entitled an act TO close
drinking houses of public resort and to pro- |
hlbis the sale OF spigitnous or malt liquors |
On Sunday.
Passed first and second readings under |
suspension OF the constitutional rules.
Mr.. Paris, of Orleans, moved an indefinite |
postponement of the bill.
Mr.. Bryant, of Orleans. moved to lay that |
motion on the table,
Sn which the yeas and nays were called !
BY MessTs. Demas. of st. John the Baptist, |
3.
Ysas-Aliain. Armstead, Bowman, Bry-
mt. Baker, Boyd, Blackstone, Bickham, |
Butler, Barrow. Carey, Cockerham, Demas, |
Davidson, u: e. Davis, r. K. Davis, Dsve-
llns Dejoie, Estilette, Greene, Gair Hetfner
tumble, Hubeau, Hill. Hahn, Heating,
Kenyon, Kern, d. King, Y. O. King, Lewis.
Landry, Lawes, Marvin, Moreland, Muir
ell OF Latourche, Nichols, Norris, Price,
,,eyton. Page. Provost, Sawyer, Stewart,
,llnmss Southland, sutton, Sewell. Smart,
lrahan. Thomas, Tureaud. Vickers, Viii
Jams, j. r. Wilson. Worthy. Washington,
Nands, Young-60
Nays-Antoine Cousin, Demas, Decker,
Devices, Desarzant, Fernandez, Forstall,
1arrs, Kirkman, iangles Martinez, Marie,
iathews, Paris. Raby, Rochon, Rodrigues.
ouers Snaer, Thompson, Ward-!2.
The motion to lay on the table prevailed.
On the motion for further suspension
the rules the yeas and nays were de-
handed by Messrs. Martinez, OF St. Martin,
nd Sartain, OF Carroll, resulting as follows:
Ieas-Antoine, Bowman, Bryant, Baker.
'oyd, Blackstone, Boatner, Bckham, But.
r. Barrow, Carey, Cockerham, Davidson,
'emas, ID. e. Davis, r. X. Davis, Deyezin,
,ejoie, Estilette, Elliot, Gair, Guiehard'
lefiner, Humble. Hill, Hahn, Heating, Ken.
on, Kern. ID. King, Keys, V. O. King.
.eWls, Landry, Little, Marvin, MOreand.
lurrell of Lafourche, Murrell of Madison
lahoney, Mayo, Montaldo, Nichols, Norris
rice, Peyton, Page, Provost, Raby, SAWYER
tewart, Sartain Slinms Southard, sutton
mart. Trahan, Thomas, Tureaud' Thomn'
m, tickeIs, Williams, J. 2. Wilson; Ward.
%%rsny' Washington, Wands, Young-67.
"ays-Aliain, Benham, Carr, ConDaugb-
u. cousin, Desarzant, Decker, Devices,
Fernandez, Forstall. Greene
arris, Hubeau, kirkman, Langlee. Marie
artinet, Mathews. Prescott, Paris. Rochon'
ourigues. Souer, Snaer, Sewell-26.
Inc constitutional rules were NOT sps.
'hded amt the bill calendered for third