New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-17
The motion to POSTPONE was lost.

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The House refused to suspend the ruiz
to place the bill on it's third reading.
The following bills passed their sewers
readings under suspension Of the constits
tional rules:
Senate bill No. 3S5. entitled an act
limit the fees of the district attorney fe
the parish Of Orleans.
Also, Senate bill No. 42l, entitled an &C
to amend an act to incorporate the town &
Mansura, in the parish Of Avoyelles, al
proved March Is, 1850.
The bills finally passed, titles adopted
and notice of same ordered sent to the Sen
ate.
Senate bill No. 1884, entitled an act t
limit the fees Of the clerk of the First Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans.
Passed first and second readings unde
suspension of the constitutional rules. Tn
bill finally passed, title adopted and notic'
ordered sent to the Senate.
On motion, Senate bills Nos AGA and 46.
were laid on the table, subject to call.
Senate bill No. 403, entitled an act pro
| popiAS an dMCHuuCAG W luC COASUilrtloI
OF the State of Louisiana, changing the day
for holding the general election, passed iti
first and second readings under suspension
of the constitutional rules.
Mr.. Hahn, of ST. Charles, moved to refer
to the Committee on Elections and Quail
| tcations.
Mr.. Southland, of Ouachita, moved to lay
that motion On the table.
| Carried.
| On the motion to suspend the rules the
| yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
| Hahn, of St. Charles, and Souer, OF Avoy-
Giles, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Allain, Armstead, Antoine, Bow
man, Bryant. Baker, Boyd Blackstone,
Boatner, Butler, Barrow, Carey, Cocker,
ham, Carr, Cousin, Demas, Davidson, d. G..
DAVIS, Il. Il. Davis, Decker, Devezin, Dejoie,
Devices, Desarzant, Estilette, Fernandez,
Forstall, Greene, Grant, Gair, Heffner, Hill,
Humble, Hubeau. 2. Jones. M. Jones' Keat-
ing, kirkman, Kenyon, Kern, D. King,
Langles, Landry, Lawes, Little, Marvin,
Murrel of Latourche, Mahoney, Mayo,
Marie, Mathews, Nichols, Peyton, Page.
Provost, Paris, Raby, Rochon. Souer saw,
vel, Sartain, Snaer, Southland, Sewell, Smart,
Thomas, Tureaud, Thompson, Williams, j.
r. Wilson, D. Wilson, Washington, Ward
IA
Nays-Bickham, Guichard Hahn, Heath,
'. .. King, Lewis, Moreland, Norris, Price,
Slmms, Vickers-ll.
The constitutional rules were suspended
and the bill read the third time.
On the final passage of the bill, according
to the requirements of the constitution, the
yeas and nays were called, with the follow
ing result:
feas-Armstead, Antoine, Bryant, Boyd,
Blackstone, Boatner. Bickham, Butler Bar
row, Carey, Connaughton. Cousin, Demas,
Davidson, d. G. Davis, r. K. Davis, Decker,
Devezin, Dejcie, Devices, Desarzant, Elliot,
Estilette. Fernandez, Forstall, Greene,
Grant, Car, Guichard, Harris, Heffner,
Hubeau, Hill, Heath, P. Jones, NJ. Jones,
Keys. Lewis, Langles, Landry Lawes, Lit
tie, Marvin, Murrell of Lafourche, Murrell
OF Madison, Mahoney, Mayo, Martinez,
Marie, Mathews, Montaldo, Nichols, Peyton,
Page, Provost, Paris, Raby, Rochon, Souer,
Sawyer, Stewart, Sartain, Snaer, Simms.
Southland, Sewell, Smart, Tureaud, Thomp.
son, Williams, j. P. Wilson. D. Wilson,
Nays-Cockerham, Humble, " O. King,
Moreland, Norris, Price, Vickers-7.
TwO-thrds of the members elect voting
in the affirmative, the bill passed, title
adopted, and notice of same ordered sent
to the Senate.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr.. |
Grant, OF Morehouse introduced House
bill No. 456, entitled an act to authorize |
parishes, cities and towns to subscribe to |
the stock of certain railroad companies by |
the issuance of bonds, and prescribing the |
manner in which the payment of said bonds |
shall be provided for by said parishes, |
cities and towns; prescribing the duties of |
certain officers under the provisions of this
act, and fixing penalties for the non-per-
Torrance of duty by the officers therein
named.
Passed first and second readings under
of the constitutional rules. and
calendared for a third reading.
Senate bill No. 275, entitled an act to re-
zeal and re-enact sections 27G0 and 276l of
Rays Revised Statutes
And Senate bill No. 463, entitled an act
penalties upon outg Ding tax
ollectOrs for refusal to turn over State
property, rolls, etc, or in any way inter
ere with the new appointed collectors, and
or other purposes.
Passed third reading under suspension
the constitutional rules, and finally
assed, titles adopted, and notice of same
rdered sent to the Senate.
The following Senate bills passed their
everal readings under suspension of the
institutional rules and finally passed, titles
dopted, and notice of the same ordered
ent to the Senate, viz:
Senate bill No. 406, entitled an act to |
hgulate the disbursement of moneys col
,cted by the tax collectors under the law
n judgments against the several parishes
the State.
Also, Senate bill No. 445 entitled an act
change the name of Fannie Hutton. of |
rleans parish, to Fannie Justine Kenner.
nd to authorize K. M. j. Kenner and his
life, Duiease " kenner, of said parish, to
1opt the minor, Fannie Hutton.
Also, Senate bill No. 374, entitled an act
IT the relief OF Mrs. Virginia c. Burke.
Die heir and testamentary executrix of her
Ither, the late John Alexander, providing
II the issue of duplicates of bonds lost or
Glen from said John Alexander.
MIR Martinez, of St. Martin, moved to re-
'nsider the vote on the passage of House
II No. 374.
Mr. Grant, of Morehouse, moved to Law
e motion on the table.
Carried.
Also, Senate bill No. 36l. entitled an act
incorporate the Native Ladies' Renevo. ,