New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-17

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curing the Auditor of Public Accounts
make title in the name of the State an
regulating the proceedings under same
prohibiting the issuing of iniunctions L
certain cases, and fixing the time OF pre-
prescription of actions Of nullity Of title
tax sales, and for other purposes.
Also, Sena to bill No. 367, entitled an &C
to remodel and renew the charter, exten'
and define the boundaries and to limit ant
the better to define the duties and power
of the corporate authorities of the town o
Homer, in the parish of Claiborne, and II
repeal all conflicting laws or parts O.
laws.
| Also. Senate bill No. 433, entitled an ac1
to amend an act entitled an act charterlne
the Monroe, Bastrop and Arkansas Rail
road Company, defining the powers and du
ties of said company and authorizing the
| company to issue it's bonds and to mortgage
| the property Of the company to secure the
| payment thereof, and authorizing the sale
or consolidation of said railroad, approved
April 10, 1873, and changing the name OF
said railroad company.
Also, Senate bill No. 1872, entitled an act
! relative to the Workingmen's Bank, a cor
poration organized under the general bank
| ing law of the State of Louisiana constitut-
ing it body polite.
Also, Senate bill No. 1877, entitled an act
to incorporate the Alexandria, Midland and
Camden Railway Company, and to author
ize the parishes, cities and towns on or near
the line of said company's railway to aid
in the construction thereof
Also, Senate bill No. Ala, entitled an act
to incorporate the Longshoremen's Proteo-
tive Union Benevolent Association No ?, of
the city of New Orleans and State OF Lou
isiana.
Senate bill No. 437, entitled an act au-
thorizing Alice Douglas and Emma Doug
las to sue the State, was read the first time
and placed on the calendar.
Senate bill No. 800, entitled an act rela.
tive to crimes and otfenses, was read the
St. John the Baptist, further consideration
was postponed until the evening session.
Senate bill No. 800, entitled an act to IA
cilitate the taking of testimony, was placed
on its first reading.
Mr.. Martinez, of St. Martin, moved the
indefinite postponement of the bill
On which the yeas and nays were de-
manded by Messrs. Montaldo of Orleans,
and Davidson, of Livingston, resulting as
follows:
Yeas-Allain, Armstead, Bowman, Bry-
ant, Baker. Boyd, Benham, Blackstone,
Boatner, Bickham, Butler. Barrow, Carey,
Cockerham, Carr, Cousin, Davidson, d. c. |
Davis, Devezin, Dejole, Devices, Desarzant,
Estilette, Elliot, Fernandez, Forstal,
Hill, Hahn, Heath, M. Jones, P. Jones,
Heating, D. King, V. o. King, Langles,
Lawes, Little, Marvin, Moreland, Murrell of J
Mahoney, Martinez, Marie, Mich I
OILS, Norris, Price, Page, Prescott, Provost, |
Paris, Raby, Rochon, Sawyer, Stewart,
Sartain, Snaer, Southland, Trahan, Thomas,
Iureaud, Thompson, Vickers, Williams, |
w orthy, Washington, Ward-7l.
Nays-R. r. Davis, Kern, Montaldo, |
SOuer-4.
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No. 423, entitled an act incor-
Dorating the New Orleans Sanitary Excav-
sting Company in the city of New Orleans,
md granting rights and privileges thereto,
Passed first and second readings under
of the constitutional rules.
Under further suspension of the consti-
utional rules the bill passed it's third read
ng, and on its final passage the yeas and
lays were demanded by Messrs Montaldo,
# Orleans, and Page, of Iberville, resulting
is follows:
1eas-Allain, Armstead, Antoine Bowman,
5ryant, Baker, Boyd, Blackstone Boatner,
5utler, Barrow, Carey, Carr, Connaughton.
jousln, u. Z. Davis, r. r. Davis, Decker,
)emas Devezin, Dejoie, Devices, Desarzant,
elliot, Fernandez, Forstall, Greene, Gair.
Kenyon, D. King, Lewis, Langles, Landry,
.awes, Murrell of Lafourche, Mahoney,
iayo, Marie, Mathews, Montaldo, Nichols,
'eyton, Page. Provost, Paris, Raby, Souer,
lawyer, Stewart, Sartain, Snaer, Simms.
outhard, Sutton, Sewell, Thomas, Tu-
eand, Thompson, Williams, j. p Wilson.
;; Wilson, Worthy, Washington, Ward,
Vands-70.
Nays-Bickham, Cockerham, Humble.
lahp, Heath, P. Jones. kirkman, Kern.
:. .. King, Moreland, Murrell of Madison.
lartinet, Norris, Price, Rochon, Trshan,
ickers-l7.
The bill finally passed, titled adopted
I'd notice of same ordered sent TO the Sen
te.
Senate bill No. -, entitled an act to close
rlnking houses of public resort and to pro-
lblt the sale OF spirituous or malt LIQUORS |
4 Sunday.
Passed first and second readings under
lspenslon OF the constitutional rules. {
Mr.. Paris, OF Orleans, moved an indefinite
Dstponement of the bill. !
Mr.. Bryant, of Orleans, moved to Law that
otiOn on the table,
on which the yeas and nays were called
= Messrs. Demas, of st. John the BAPTIST '
nd Paris, of Orleans, resulting as follows: !
feas,Aliain, Armstead, Bowman. Bry-
It,, Baker, Boyd, Blackstone, Bickbam
utler, Barrow, Carey, Cockerham, Demas' \
avldson, u; e. Davis, R. r. Davis, Deve.
n, Dejoie. Estilette, Greene. Gair. Heffner
umble, Hubeau, HILL Hahn, Keating =
enyon, Kern, d. King, v. 0. King, Lewis. =
andry, Lawes, Marvin, Moreland, Muir
IL OF Lafourche, Nichols, Norris, Price, r
syton' rage, Provost, Sawyer, Stewart,
INNS, Southard, Sutton, Sewell, Smart, !
ANS, j. P. Wilson, Worthy, Washington.
ands, Young-60
Nays-Antoine, Cousin, Demas, Decker. v
eWees, Desarzant, Fernandez, Forstall,
arms, kirkman, iangles Martinez. Marie, i.
Paris. Raby, Rochon, Rodrgues, U
uer. Snaer, Thompson, Ward-22.
The motion to lay on the table prevailed Il
On the motion. for further suspension
the rules the yeas and nays were de- Ii
anded by Messrs. Martinez, of St. Martin,
toiu 1T ! ~
feasGAntoine; Bowman, Bryant, Baker, Al