New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-14

the city of New Orleans a. . coal landin
for the unloading of coal boats etc., W
referred, respectfully submit the followil
report thereon Fayorably, and recommel
the passage OF the bill. Respectfully. etc.,
CHARLES MONTALDO,
! R. M. BOATNER,
L. SEWELL,
L. s. RODRIGUES.
And House bill No. 259, entitled an act
establish and set apart . portion OF IL
| river front in the Second District of the cit
of New Orleans as coal landing, for tt
unloading of coal boats, ETC., was consit
cred engrossed and passed its third readin
under suspension of the constitutions
rules, and finally passed, title adopted, an
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence
Mr.. Demas, OF St. John the Baptist, move
to reconsider the vote just taken, and
| lay that motion on the table.
Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBBR
New Orleans, February Is, 1874
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF thu
House of Representatives,:
am directed by the Senate to ask tn,
concurrence of your honorable body in the
passage of the following Senate bills:
Senate bill No. 24O, an act making appro
priation to pay the expenses of the State
auditing committee. appointed by his Elk
cellency Governor Kellogg, and confirmed
by the honorable the Superior District
Court of New Orleans.
Senate bill No. 3Sl, entitled an act rela-
tive to Mississippi Fire Company No. ?, of
the city of New Orleans, corporation or
gained under the provisions of the laws of
this State; providing for the organization of
certain corporations in this State, approved
April 8, 1917; continuing it as a body polite
under certain powers, privileges and fran
chises
Senate bill No. 253, an act to incorporate
the Second Regular Baptist Association of
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
Senate bill No. 1874, an act to incorporate
the LOngshOremen's Protective Union Be-
nevolent Association of the city of New Or
leans and State of Louisiana.
Also, Senate concurrent resolution rela-
tive to investigation of the affairs of the
Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge.
Also, that the Senate concurs in the pas
sage OF the following House bills:
House bill No. 134, an act to incorporate
the Friends of Progress Association Of the
parish of St. Mary.
House bill No. 6, an act relative to amend
ing sections two, five, six and seven of an
act to incorporate the town Of Waterproof.
House bill No. 100, an act to change the
name OF Lucien Alexis Schnegg to that of
Lucien Alexis Grandury.
Co, ~ &c &c
Mrs. w. P. Noble, and fog other purposes,
With amendments.
Respectfully.
P. E. BECHTEf,
Secretary of the Senate.
REGULAR ORDER OF THE DAY
Substitute for House bill No. l62. entitled
House bill No. 266. entitled an act to repeal
rticles 1928 and 2529 Of the Revised Stat
ties, and to do away with the requirement
+ official certificates of non-alienation in
ales in the parish of Orleans, was, on no.
ion OF Mr.. Ssrtain. Of Carroll, indefinitely
House bill No sc, entitled an act repeal
lg section 1851, part Of section 1873, and
ection 1874 OF the Revised Statutes of |
SO. !
Reported unfavorably by the Judiciary |
ommittee.
tMr. Demas, Of st. John the Baptist. in
10 chair
Mr.. Wilson, Of Eas. Baton Rouge, mosed I
reject the report OF the committee :
Carried.
The Speaker announced the following
'ecial committee on apportiohmen.:
A. j. Dumons of Orleans; j. 3. Wands, |
Tangipahoa. first district; j. Langles, of
cleans; Henry Demas. of St. John The
aptis:, second district; L. A. Snaer, of
eria; T. 7. Allan. of West Baton Rouge,
ird district; j. p. Harris, of Pointe Cou-
e; E. w. Devices, Of Red River. fourth
strict; S. Marvin. OF Catahoula, D.
oung, Of Concordis, fifth district.
Mr.. Devices, of Red River, moved 70
stpone further consideration OF the bill
til next Monday. ~
Mr.. Williams. Of East Baton Rouge.
oved to lay that motion on the table.
Carried.
On motion of Mr. Gair. of East Fe:iciana,
VII was VODSiutreU eDDrOSSeQs
On the motion for further suspension
the rules, the yeas and nays were de-
snded by Messrs. Devices, of Red River.
d Sartain. Of Carroll. resulting az 3ol-
We:
feas--Alfair, Antoine, Arms.ead. Bryant. |
ackssOne. Bickham, Butler, Barrow, Con ,
ughton, Cousin, Carey, Demas. Decker.
h. Davis, Devezin. Dejoie, Elliot. GAR, I
ichard. Harris. Hubeau, Hill, Heath, f
Jones. NJ. Jones, Heating, .kirkman, l
nyon, Lewis, Landry, Lawes, Murrell Of
tourche, Mahoney, Mayo, Martinez, Mon.
do, Marie, Nichols, Page, Paris. Raby,
chOn, Rodrigues, Souer, Sawyer, Stewart.
ans, Southland, Sutton. SewelI, Thomas,
Hams, }. P. Wilson. Worthy. Ward,
arlington, Young-56. o
,ays-Benham, Boatner. Cockerha.n. | n
TT, Devices. Estilette, Fernandez, Greene. !
ant, Humble. Hahn, V. .. King, Little, ! \,
ngles, Moreland, Murren of Madison, q
iris, Price. Peyton. Prescott. Provost, I:
tain, Smart. Thomas. Yureaud. yhomp-
!, Wands-27.
he rules were not suspended. ant. the | I
placed on the calendar and ordered
nted in the journal. as follows: b
act repeating section 1851. part Of Sec
on 1878, and section s3314 of Revised II
tatures of 1870. II
ECTioN ]. Be il enacted by the Senate n
House OF Representatives of the State IL
louisiana in General Assembly convened, t.
1t section 2157, part of the last paragraph Ia
section 1878, commencing with the al
dis, ''who are to summon" and ending n
the words, ION said roads," and sec 10
33374 of the Revised Statutes of the Z
te Of Louisiana, DO and the same are al
eby repealed. q
&c. 3 Be it further enacted, etc. That tc
laws or parts of laws conflicting with,
trary to, or inconsistent with this act be
tic same are hereby repealed, and
this act shall take effect from and attar |