New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21
the yeas and nays we're demanded by
4 MessFs. Estilette, of st. Landry, and Grant.

Messfs- Estilette, of St. Landry, and Grant.
of Morehouse, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Bickham, Cockerham, Carr, Esti-
lette, Grant, Guichard, Humble, Hahn, T.
| Jones, Heating, Kirkman, V. 0. King, Lit
| tie, Martinez, Norris, Price, Prescott, Fey
ton, Rochon, Snaer Simms, Smith, Smart,
Trahan, Thompson-25.
Nays-Allain, Armstead, Bowman, Baker,
Bryant Boyd. Benham, Blackstone, Boatner,
| Barrow, Carey, Connaughton, Demas. u: Y.
| Davis, r. r. Davis, Decker, Deioie, Devices,
| Desarzant. Elliot, Fernandez, Greene, Hill,
| Heffner, Kenyon, Kern. d. King, Keys,
Lewis. Lawes, Marvin, Mahoney, Montaldo,
| Murrell of Lafourche, Murrell OF Madison,
| Marie, Nichols, Paris, kaby, ROdrigues, Sar-
tain, Souer, Stewart, Southland sutton,
| Sewell, Thomas. Tureaud, D. Wilson. Ward,
Worthy, Washington, Wands, Young-5i.
The House refused to postpone the bill.
[Mr. Mathews, of Tensas. in the chair.
Mr.. Martinez. of St. Martin. moved to ad-
iourn until eleven o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. Devices II owed to amend by striking
out eleven and inserting twelve" o'clock
On which the yeas and nays were de-
manded by Messrs Ward, of Grant, and
| Bowman, of Assumption, resulting as fol
| lows:
Yeas-Bickham, Cockerham. Carr,
Devices, Estilette, Grant, Gair, GCichard,
| Harris, Heffner, Humble, Hubeau, Hahn,
z. Jones, V. Q. King, Lawes, Little, More
| land Marie, Mathews. Norris, Price, Pey-
| ton, Prescott, Paris, ROchOn. Simms. Wands
90.
Nays-Armstead, Bowman, Bryant.
Baker, Boyd, Blackstone. BOatner, Butler,
Barrow. Carey. Connaughton, D. G. Davis,
| K. K. Davis, Decker, Dejoie, Desarzant
| Elliot, Fernandez, Hill, Heating, D. King,
Keys, Lewis. Langles, Landry, Marvin,
| Murrell Of Lafourche, Mahoney. Mayo,
| Nichols, Page, Provost, Raby, Rodrigues.
| SAWYER, Sartain, Southland. Sutton. Thomas
| Tureaud, Thompson, Williams, D. Wilson,
| Worthy, Ward, Young-46.
The amendment was not agreed to, and
the House refused to adjourn.
Mr. Gair, of East Feliciana, chairman Of
the Committee on Enrolment, submitted
the following report:
COMMITTEE ON ENRoLLMENT.i
New Orleans, February w. 1874.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives,
Your committee beg leave to report as
| having been duly engrossed the following
| bills, viz
House bill No. 249. an act for the festora
| ton of citizenship to L. d. Wightman.
House bill No. 260, an act to fix the terms
| of court of the Fifth Judicial District.
| House bill No. 13l, an act to authorize the
| police jury Of the parish OF Rapides to issue
bonds for certain purposes.
House bill No. lis, an act to be entitled
| an act to amend and re-enact section two
| of act No. 81 of the session OF 1872.
il, House bill No 273, an act 70 amend an re.
enact section twenty-five OF the Revised
| Statutes of Louisiana.
House bill No. 800, an act to provide for
| the assessment Of property according to its
| value, to provide remedy tor over vaiua,
| ton heretofore or hereafter to be made, and
| to repeal all conflicting laws.
House bill No. 209, an act to be entitled
| an act granting privilege to the labOrers
on farms or plantations TO secure the pay.
ment of their wages. upon the crop and
| everything which serves to the working OF
| said farm or plantation, which shall not be
| Invested by any prior mortgage. whether
| legal, judicial or conventional, nor by seiZ.
ure or sale of the lands while the crop is
growing providing the way in which the
| same may be enforced prohibiting clerks Of
courts and sheritfs from demanding ad-
| vances for costs il such cases; providing
penalty for neglect or refusal of clerks or
| sheriffs to issue or serve the writs provided
for in this act; prohibiting the bonding OF
| the crop or other thing seized by virtue OF
Sdlu WTll- ulsVCliSIuS Witi hCSoAuAhS eiC
| contract of laborer with employer; provld-
| ing the manner in which appeals shall be
| tried under this act, and repeating all laws
| in conflict with this act.
House bill No %, an ac. prohibiting the
| use of spirituOus or ylnous liquors on Sun
days, and the keeping open houses for the
| sale thereof during such times, and pre-.
scribing penalty therefor.
House bill No. 63, an act entitled an act
requiring the recording of certain papers in
criminal cases and prescribing the effect OF
such record.
House bill No. l6. an act 70 repeal articls
| ego and to amend and re.enact articles GEL
| and coo of the Code OF Practice.
House bill No. 81, an act to authorize
! and enforce the receipt by the city OF New
| Orleans of certain obligations Of said city
| in payment of back taxes.
House bill No. 2Sl an act to allow certain
persons residing on the parish line dividing
| the parishes of TangipahOa and Washing
| ton to fix their uomicile in the parish OF
Washington, and prescribing the manner in
| which it shall be done.
House bill No. LAG, an act to define the
mode of designating landings in any parish
! bordering on the Mississippi river.
House bill No 279, an act relative to ap'
peals to the Supreme Court from the parish
of AvOyelles.
House bill No. 23f. entitled an act to pro-
vide homestead, and to exempt certain
property from seizure and sale; to regulate
the same, and to provide homestead for
widows and children in necessitous circum.
stances, and to repeal all laws or parts ct
laws in conflict with this act.
House bill No. 245, an act to establish a
| poOrhOuse in the parish of NatchitOches,
and to provide for the support of the same
House bill No. 29l, an act to provide for
supplying the loss Of public records and
other papers consumed by the burning of
the courthouse in the parish of Grant. on
the thirteenth day of April, 1873.
House bill No. 2l7, an act to give laborers
and mechanics a privileged hen upon the
movables and immovables on which they
may have been employed. and for other
purposes.
House bill No. 5, an act regulating the
fees of recorders.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GA1R, Chairman.
Mr.. Tureaud, of st. James, moved the
previous question, on which the yeas and
nays were demanded by Messrs. Gair and
Lawes, of East Felicana, resulting as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Armstead. Antoine. Boyd, Bowman,
BRYANT Baker Blackstone, BOatner. Butler,
Barrow, Carey, Connaughton. Decker ID. G..
Davis r. r. Davis, Dejoie, Devices, Desar-
zant, Elliot, Fernandez, Gair, Heffner, Hi
beau, Hill, Heating, d. King, Keys, Lewis.
Langles, Landry Lawes, Marvin, Murrell Of
Lafourche. Murrell Of Madison Mahoney,
Mayo, Marie, Mathews, Nichols, Provost
Page, Raby, Rodrigues. SAWYER. Sartain
Sutton, Thomas, Tureaud, Williams, D.
Wilson, Worthy. Ward, Young-53.
Nays-Bickham, Carr, Estilette. Grant
Guichard, Harris, Hahn, P. Jones, Kirk.
man, V. o. King, Little, Martinez, Norris.
Peyton, Simms, Thompson-l6.
The main question was ordered. which