New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
and notice of same ordered sent to the Sen

Senate bill No. 384, entitled an act Il
limit the fees of the clerk of the First Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans.
Passed first and second readings nndel
suspension of the constitutional rules. Tht
bill finally passed, title adopted and notice
ordered sent to the Senate.
On motion, Senate bills Nos. 46s and 46,
were laid on the table, subject to call.
Senate bill No. 403, entitled an act pro
posing an amendment to the constitution
of the State of Louisiana, changing the day
for holding the general election, passed itt
first and second readings uadsf euspense1
Of the eensttntiena9 rules.
NJ. HAhp, Of St. Chsrlee. aceved 70 refei
20 the Committee Ga Eleetoza shd Quslj
iicationse
I Nre Southland, Of Ouachitaa moved 30 Jay
that motion on, the table,
Carrlede
| On the motion IS suspen9 the sules Chg
yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
Hahn. of st. Charles. and Sovere Cd. Asoy'
Giles, resulting as follows
+! Yeas-Allain. Armstead. 4ntofneo Bow,
man. Bryant. Baker. Boyd; Blackstone,
! Boatner, Butler, Barrow. Carey. Cocker
ham. Carl. Cousin. Denas. Davidson. - G.
Davis. B. K Davis, Decker. Deve.in, Dejoie.
Devices. Dessrzant, Estilette. Fernandez.
Humble, i1ubeau, P. Jones. N. Jonea Keat-
I ing, Kirkman, Kenyo Eera. y. King,
Langles, Landry. Lawes, Little, Marvin,
| Murrell of Laiourche, Mahoney, Mayo.
I Marie, Mathews, Nichols. Peyton, Page,
Provost, Paris, Raby, Rochon. Souer, Saw.
yei, Sartain, Snaer, Southland, Sewell, Smart.
Thomas, Tureand,' Thompson, Williams, J..
r. Wilson, y. Wilson, Washington. Word
IA
Naya-Bickham, Guichard. Hahn, Heath,
o. King, Lewis. Morsland. Norris. Price.
Simms, Vickcrs-lI
The constitutional rules were suspended
and the bill read the third time.
On theofnal passage Of the bill, according
TO The requirements of the constitution, the
yeas and nays we're eaneds with che follow
ing result.
Yeas>-Armstead, 9neoine, Bryant, Boyd,
I Blackstone, Boatner, Bickham, Butler. Bar
| row, Carey, COnnaughtOn, Cousin, Demas,
Davidson, d. &. Davis, r. X. Davis, Decker
| Devezin, Dejoie, Devices, Desarzant, Elliot
Estilette. Fernandez, Forstall, Greene,
Grant, Car, Guichard, Harris, Hetfner,
| AAuCSous AIIiS 1lcdtL, I OOueS, M. Jones,
Heating, Kirkman, Kenyon, Kern, d. King,
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, Sewells Smart, Tureaud, Thomp.
s 1, Williams. J. 2. Wilson. D. Wilson,
| Worthy, Washington, Ward. Young-S0.
Nays-COckerham, Humble, V. o. King,
Moreland, Norris, P4ice. Vickers-7.
Two-thirds of the members elect voting
| IN the affirmative. the bill passed. title
| adopted. and notice Of sasns ordered sent
! to the Senate.
Under suspension OF the rules. Mf.
| Grant, OF Morehou.e, introduced House
bill No. l56. 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 ia which the payment of said bonds
shall! be provided tor by ,aid parishes,
cities and towns: prescribing the duties of
certain officers under the provisions Of shis
act, and liking penalties for the nou-pey-
Torrance Of duty By the officers therein
named.
Passed frss and second readings under
suspension of the constitutional rules and
calendared for third reading.
Senate bill No. ga. entitled an act to &c
peal and re-enact sections a..G0 and ..:Sl OF
Rays Revised Statutes.
And Senate bill! No. ;63. entitled an act
prescribing penalties upop outg, ing tax
collectors for refusal to turn over State
property, rolls, etc. Or in any way inter
fere with the new appointed collectors. and
for other purposes.
Passed third readin. under suspension
OF the constitutional rules. and finally
passed, titles adopted, and notice Of same
ordered sent to the Senate.
The following Senate bills passed their
severa! readings under suspension OF the
constitutional rules and finally passed. titles
adopted. and potice Of the same ordered
sent to the Senate, viz:
Senate bill No. 400, entitled an act Co
regulate the disbursement Of moneys col.
lected by the tax collectors under the law
on judgments agains: the several parishes
threughou: the State.
Also. Senate bill No. AS. entitled an act
to change the name Of Fannie Hutton. of
Orleans parish, to Fannie Justine Kenner.
and 70 authorize r. M. J. Kenner and his
wife. Duiease V. kenner. of said parish, to
adopt the minor. Fannie Hutton. !
Also. Senate bill No. 374. entitled an &C.
for the relief OF Mrs. Virginia c. Burke,
sole heir and Parliamentary executrix Of her !
father. the iats John Alexander. providing
for the issue Of duplicates of bonds lost or !
stolen from said John Alexander.
Mr.. Martinez, Of st. Martin. moved &, re.
consider the .otc on the passage sS Housr
bill No. 37l. :
Mr.. Grant. OF Iorehonse. nlaye2 20 gsv
the motion ON the table.
Carried.
Also. Senate bill! no. :6i. entitled SIN ac,
10 incorporate the Native Ladies' Benevo.
ent and Mutual Aid Association of New
Orleans. louisiana
Also, Senate bill No. 35i, entitled ar act
% amend and se-enact an act entitled an
act % fix the terms OF the district courts in
he Thirteenth judicial District. approved
March ). 1859.
Also. senat" bill Nc. 39i. entitled ar act
. incorporate the Bayou Lafou.che Rail. /
way Company.
Also. Senate bill! No. .7S. entitled an act
o encourage the building o: steamboats,
nd oth-s water craft in the State Of lou
,lana.
Also, Senate bill! NO. i46. entitled an'act
, incorporate the Rising stav Society 70.
lUtuai protection.
Also, Senate bill No. $50. entitled an ae.