New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-15

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afour-ftths vote and the bill read the seoen'
time. -ts....-.
The bill was adopted. .< 81
The constitutional rule YVES suspended b.
four-6fths vote and the bill read the thir'
time. The bill finally passed, the title t
stand.
Mr.. Barber moved that commlt'ee
three be appointed to inform the House o
Representatives that the Senate would D.
ready to adjourn sine die.
Mr.. Harris, in the chair, appointed Messrs
Barber, Anderson and Ingraham the com
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Chadbourn. the Senate
went into executive session.
Executive session having been raised, the
following Senators answered to thei
names:
Messrs. Alexander. Anderson, Barber
Beldep, Black burn. Blunt, Bovee, Butler
Burch. Brewster, Cage, Chad bourn, Craw
ford, Daigle, Greene. Harris, E. F. Herwig
Harper, Ingraham. Kelso, Mascot, Pollard
Rey, Sypher, Stamps, Thomas, Twitchell
Weber, Wharton, Whitney-3l.
The President announced quorum pres
emit.
House bill No. 449, an act 10 prohibit the
unlawful employment of sailors ct worf
upon the levees or the banks of the river IL
this State, and to punish the violations Of
this act.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-ffths vote, and the bill read the SEC
ond time.
The bill was adopted.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
q four-fifths vote, the bill read the third
time. The bill finally passed, the title to
stand.
gEPoRTs OF COMMITTEE.
Conxyrrss ON ENROLMENT AND BNGRossxhsT
New Orleans, March s, 1874. )
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Your Committee on Engrossment and En-
rOllment beg leave to report the following
bills as having been duly enrolled:
Senate bill No. 1888, an act to amend an
act entitled an act to authorize the Council
of the city OF New Orleans to levy police
tax; to regulate levies of taxes, the proceed
ings of the tax suits and the jurisdiction of
the district courts for the parish of Orleans
in reference thereto; to define and punish
forgery in certain cases; to authorize the
funding of the floating debt; to consolidate,
limit and provide for the debt of the city Of
New Orleans, principal and interest; to au-
thorize tax for the support of the city gov
eminent, and to establish fiscal agency,
defining its duties, and for the better en-
forcement of the collection of all taxes, ap-
proved April 26, 1872.
Senate bill No. 339, entitled an act to in
corporate the st. Louis and ST. Angelo
Benevolent Association.
Senate bill No. 239, entitled an act to e.
tablisb the Charity Hospital of the city of
Baton Rouge.
Senate bill No. 1856, an act to limit the
fees of the district attorney for the parish
of Orleans.
Senate bill No. 253, entitled an act to in
corporate the Second Regular Baptist AS
sociation of Natchitoches, louisiana
Senate concurrent resolution No. "a, au-
thOrizing joint subcommittee of the SEN
ate and House Committee on Education to
investigate the affairs of the Louisiana
State University, located at Baton Rouge. |
Senate bill No. 1884, entitled an act to iu- |
corporate the Longshoremen's Protective |
Union Benevolent Association of the city of |
wow OTlchus, anu cbdtc Vi LUulbIduds
Senate bill No. 279, entitled an act |
to Mrs. Alice A. Crawford,
widow of the late Judge T. S. Crawford,
and to Mrs. +. s. Harris, widow of the late
A. II. Harris, the balance of the salary that |
would have been due each of them had they
lived to the end of their term of service.
Senate bill No. 2S7, entitled an act to lay
out and open road to connect the Grand
Point Settlement, in the parish of St. James,
xb<N /
special tax for the same.
Senate bill No. 200, authorizing the atror.
1ey for the town of Donaldsonville, Louis
ana, to institute suit to declare forfeited the
,harter granted under act No. ii, extra ses-
non of 1870.
Senate bill No POI, an act to legitimate
Maurice George Hughes and Mary Louise
lark Hughes.
Senate Joint resolution No. %, entitled a
oint resolution authorizing the dean of the
aw department of the University of Louis |
ana to pay the claim Of B. M. Harrod.
Senate bill No. 275, entitled an act to pro- ,
ide for the payment Of the militia or police
Drce called out to suppress riots or public
or to enforce the laws, by the
arishes in which services are rendered,
nd the mode and manner of levying and
ollecting the taxes thereof and Tor suit 1
gainst the parish. '
oonoSo uiLi w. 40, an ACT Incorporating
10 New Orleans Sanitary Excavating Com
any in the city of New Orleans, and 5
ranting rights and privileges thereto.
Senate bill Nc. 452, an act legitimitating 1
annah and Georgia Anna Antoine.
Senate bill No. 49, an act to extend the 7
larter of the Crescent Mutual Insurance l.
)mpany. :
Senate bill No. 3l2, an act explanatory of !
le fifteenth paragraph OF the first section
an act, No. H. approved March S, 1872. a a
Senate bill No. 1855, an act to incorporate
70 town OF Rayville, i'll the parish Of La e,
yette. V!
Senate Joint resolution No. "a, relative to p
9 one hundredth anniversary &
Senate bill No. 40, entitled an act for A
Q acceptance by the Louisiana Levee 81
,mpany OF reduction OF the rate of Ger. :"
Id taxes TO be collected as compensation m
said company from four mills to three
Ills, and in confederation of said reduc- ~
IN relieving said company from liabilities Va
: damages in certain cases.
senate bull No. lSl, an act donating to the | ex
IRISH of st. James the old Vacherie road bl
senate bill No. 268, an act relative to al 20
wing Thomas ii. Franklin, an emancipated ba
nor, to practice law, etc. S.
senate bill No. 400, an act to divide the no
tie of Louisiana into six congressional sie
triCts.
enate bill No. 445, entitled an act to -,
'nge the name of Fannie Hutton, of ne ne
leans parish, to Fannie Justine Kenper. 20
to authorize X. NJ. j. Kenner and his 60
Q, Dulease v. Kenner, of said parish. to at,
'pt the minor. Fannie Hutton ~,
enate bill No. 403, entitled an act pro- alb
ing an amendment to the constitu.
0 of the State Of Louisiana, changing the wa
! for holding the general election. Ia,
enate bill No. 42S, entitled an act ineor- gu
ating Houma Fire Engine Company for
/.
enate bill No. 308, entitled an act for
relief of BENJAMIN Camnhell and his |