New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

favor OF the bill has very little weight. If
the revenues Of the city would be increased
by the suppression Of private markets, it
could only be by the collection of addi-
tional taxation from the vendors of articles
| OF food, and the amount thus raised would
| eventually come out OF the pockets of the
consumers. Our policy should be, not to
| increase the public revenues by additional
taxation, direct or indirect. but to tighten
the burdens of the people by diminished
| expenditures.
can not think my approval of this act
would be for the public good. / therefore
| feel 1t my duty to return this bill without
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
} Governor.
CFECK BOARD OF HEALTH,;
. State of Louisiana, :
New Orleans February 20. lS7a.)
! GovERSoH-l have the honor to state, in
| answer to your inquiry of February u, that
| the Board OF Health has never expressed
! nor formed an opinion that private markets
were prejudicial to the public health. either
/ from the mode in which they were con.
| Quoted or from the quality Of Che food
| therein sold.
No complaints against free markets for
violation OF sanitary ordinances have ever
been entered at this office.
The sanitary inspectors tmedical inen)
! report private markets generally clean and
well kept, and the quality Of the food there.
| IN offered tor sale fully equal 90 that eX.
! posed in the public markets.
| In the repor: Of the board. Jus. made,
! some OF che inspectors have pu: on record
an unqualified approval OF the method in
which these private markets are conducted.
Since the proposition in the Legislature
| TO do away with private markets. have
personally examined number Of them. and
| find neither in The quality Of the food fur
nlshed nor IN the method OF keeping, any.
thing meriting sanitary animadversion.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
G. Il. WHITE, NJ. D..
Presiden: Of the Board Of Health. State OF
Louisiana.
Pending the reading of the message and
bill NJ. Harris moved that the further
reading Of the bill be dispensed with.
II was 80 ordered.
Mr.. Harris moved that the bill vetoed by
the Governor become a law. the veto Of the
Governor to the contrary notwithstanding.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Black.
burn.
!Mr. Butler IN the chair
Mr.. Harper moved the previous question.
Or call Of the yeas and nays the Senate
ordered the main question by the following
vote:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber. BeIden. Black.
burn, Blunt, Bovee, Burch. Butler, Cage,
Chadbourn. Daigle, Greene, Glaudin, Har.
ris, Harper, E. r. Herwig. lngrahaD, kelsO,
Mascot. Pollard, Rey, Stamps, Swaizie,
Thomas. Whitney-25.
Nays-Alexander. Brewster. Crawford,
Detiege. Sypher. Tw;tchei!. Weber. Whar.
tons.
The President. IN the chair. put the 9ues.
ton:
Shall this bill become law. the Gov.
ernors objections TO she contrary notwith.
standingl
On call u the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to pass the bill by the following vote.
the same being more than :wo-thirds Of the
members present:
Yeas-Anderson. Barber. Beiden, Black.
burn. Blunt. BOvee. Burch. Butler Cage,
Chadbourn, Daigle, Greene, Glaudin, Har.
ris, Harper. E. F. Herwig, lngraham, kelso,
Mascot, Pollard, Rey, Stamps. Swaizie.
Thomas. Whitney-25.
Nays-Alexander. Brewster. Crawford,
Detiege, Syphe.. Twitche.l, Weber. Wtar.
tons.
Ey unanimous consent. The following
resolution was introduced by Mr.. Whitney
and adopted by the Senate, 20 VIII:
WHEREAS. The Auditor of Public Ac'
counts has declined and refused TO issue
warrants to the employees OF the Senate
against the funds now on hand and set
apart for the payment OF tie mileage and
per diem OF the members and employees,
upon the plea that there is not a sufficient
amount III the treasury 10 pay the !ntm.
har nd aypy,lnrac. Sharafnra ha -
Resotced. That the Auditor of Public Ac.
counts be and is hereby requested to use all
means within his power, and every facility
at his command, to provide means to pay in
full the claims Of the employees OF the Sen.
ate at once.
Reso!eed, That .he chairman Of the Com.
mittee Oh Contingent Expenses of the
issue 20 the employees OF the Senate at once
a certificate 1ov the amoan: dee :LeM &c.
spee:iveiy.
NOTICES OF J:..s.
Hy Mr. lngrahanr:
An &c: to legit!ma:ize Hannah and |
Georgiana Antoine.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS. |
NJ. Detiege. by unanimous consent, in.
troduced bill: 20 be entitled an act !
to amend the &C: entitled an &C: to |
enforce the payment of taxes due the State. |
for the seizure and sale OF the !
property OF delinquent taxpayers. and regu'
lating the proceedings agains: then, and
agsins: their property and tenants. ap.
proved March IA. 1873.
The bill! was read the frs: time.
The constitutional rule was suspended
H-n~ Ya1d l
second time and referred to the Committee
Oh Judiciary.
Mr.. Chadbourn. by unanimous consent,
introduced bill to be entitled an act 20
facilitate the taking Of testimony and
noting judicial proceedings in criminal and
,iyil cases. in the parish OF Orleans. by the
employment Of stencgraphers and their
appointment: as commissioners in certain
.auses. and to provide for and tx the com
sensation Of such photographers.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-titths vote. the bill read the SECOND
line and referred 10 The Committee on
Judiciary.
At the hour o: one Mr.. Bovee called up
he regular order u.dev the Chadbou-I and
ypher resolution.
The regular order Of the day was taken
p. which was Senate bill No. 2l8 all act to
mend an act entitled an act 20 incorporate
he town of St. Francisville. in the parish of
Yes: Feliciana. the same being the untin.
he'd business at adjournment yesterday. .
On motion of Mr.. Weber the bill was re.
20 the Committee OF Corpora. !
onS.