New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-07

S.ou Tonelueratl0n as l have been able
eve TINS act, fail to see any good obje
Iuat would be served by it becoming Law
therefore return it to the house in whic
IL originated. with my veto.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
| Governor.
MI. Lowell moved that the bill! be passe,
The Speaker put the question: Shall tt
House, on reconsideration, agree to pas
the bill, the veto of the Governor to til
contrary Notwithstanding
The roll was called with the following n
suit:
Ieas-Speaker Hahn, Arnstead, Butler
baker, Crawford. Connaugiiton, Cousin
! Drurv, Davidson, Devices. DeLacey. Dicken
| son. Floyd, Guicbard, CAN'T, Grant, Gracien
! HUI OF Ascension, Hill of Ouachita, Hubeau
Honore, J0urdain, johnson of Caddo, John
son OF De Soto, Jones of Polnte Coupee
Heating, Lane, Lowell, Mathews Of Tensas
Murrell, Mllon, Marie, Parker. Person
Poindexter, Randall, Ridgely, Ray, Raby
Rnchon, Richards, Stewart, SUtton, South
ara, Sartain, Snaer, Snuer, Tyler. Triplet
Thomas, Wilson, Woods, Iorke-53
Nays-Carville, Deinas, Martinez, Pile.
4.
Two-tbirds Of a quorum of the House
present voting in the affirmative, the bill
was passed, the veto of the Governor tt
the contrary notwithstanding.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message were received:
sgxATx CHAMBER I
New Crlea, q, March ;. 1875
10 the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives.:
am directed to inform your honorable
Dody that the Senate has c0ncurred in the
passage of the following bills, viz:
House bill No. Il, relative to Red River
and Natehitoches.
House bill No. G3, relative to the town of
Bastrop.
House bill No. Isl, relative to the town of
New Roads.
House bill No. 1852, relative to tho police
jury of Pointe Coupee.
House bill No. lG4 relative to the town Of
Narchitoches.
Also, asks concurrence in the passage Of
Senate bill No. 50, relatives to fees of clerks
OF district courts.
p. +. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
MIR. Lowell called up the message of the
Governor wherein he communicated to the
House his veto of q bill entitled an act au.
thorizing the various parishes Of the State
to fund their outstanding indebtedness, pro-
vlding for the lovy of q parish debt tax
and limiting parish taxation, and moved
that the bill do pass.
The Speaker put the question:
Shall thea House on reconsideration
agree to pass the bill. the veto Of the Gov
ernor to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The roll was called with the following re-
suit:
Yeas-Cousin, Devices, Levisee, Parker,
RihgeIy, Sartain, Tyler-S
Navs-Speaker Hahn. Armstead, Butler,
Carville, Crawford, Connaugbton, Drury.
Davi ison, De Lacey, Dickinson, Demas,
Floyd, Guichard, Grant. Gracien. CAN'T,
Hill Of Ascension, Hill of Ouachita, HUI
D"au, Honore, Hnnsaker, Jourdain.
thnson of Caddo, johnson Of De Soto.
Jones of Potato Coupee, Heating, Lane,
Dwell. Martinez, Mathews of Tepsas,
aurTell. Miton, Marie, Pierson, Piles,
lay, Rabv, kochon, Stewart, Sutton,
'outh-ard. Snaer, Souer, Triplet, Thomas,
wilson, Woods. Wright, Yorke-4S
Two thirds of quorum of the House
resent not voting in the affirmative, the
eto of the Governor was sustained.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans. March 3, 1875. |
0 the Honorable Speaker and Members of the |
House of Representative:
| am directed by the Senate to inform |
our honorable body that they have passed |
n act prescribing the manner of ascertain |
~ the amount due the Louisiana Levee |
company. etc, the objections Of the Gov |
TO t,n ,f,.,v
P. f. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Mr.. Martinez, on behalf of the special
to whom was referred House
III No l39, relative to Paul Dry, submitted
10 following report, which was received:
} the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF representatives:
am instructed by your special commit
g, to whom was referred House bill No.
8, to report the following substitute and
commend it's passage.
LOUIS A. MARTINEZ,
Chairman.
House bill No. 1S1, substitute for House
II No. l39, an act relative to Paul Dry, was
ad, and its further consideration indefi-
tely postponed.
Senate bill No. Is, an act to pay to the
tn Justice of the peace salary, in lieu Of
SITS, in criminal cases, and one clerk, at
larry, and providing for the payment of
Q same.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
} bill was read q second time
Under a further suspension of the ccnsti-
ional rules the bill was placed upon its
I'd reading and final passage, its title
s adopted and notice of concurrence was
Tered to be sent to the Senate.
senate bill No. l9, al act for the relief of
ac Colman, treasurer of The board of
DOL directors for the parish of Bienville, r
| c. T. Colman, surety, and E. A. King a
i NJ. II. Twitcheil, sureties on the bond c
II. J. Twitchell, late treasurer of tho
I'D of school directors for tue parish of il
| River.
.ead first time. /
he constitutional rules being suspended, G
bill was again read. Il
nder q further suspension of the con-
utonal rules the bill was placed on its
d reading and final passage, its title Il
adopted, and notice of concurrence
ordered to be sent to the Senate. t.
ouse bill No. lis, an act to facilitate the Il
ng OF testimony in civil cases, and to al
lorize the appointment Of short hand d.
ers, making provisions for paying the
e, WAS considered az being engrossed. &C
nder suspension of the constitutional til
8 the bill was placed on its third read of
and final passage, its title was adopted, W
it was ordered to be sent to the Senate W
concurrence.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE. TO
10 following message was received: W,