New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

| Inc sectlOn, as AMENDED, was adopted.
The second section was read, with thu
following amendment from Mr.. Wilt:
In line five, instead of "tifty" inser
forty"
Mr.. Wilt asked the adoption of the sec
ton as amended.
Mr.. Pierson demanded the yeas and nay
on the adoption of the amendment:
Yeas-Aldige. Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt
Bayley, Blafter, Bower, Butler. Beasley, Bill
lieu, Brice, Collins, Carmouche, Car!oss, Du
pre-, DeBlanc, Dugas, Durr, Davidson, Del
bonner, r. P. Edwards, Elliott, Guichard
Gracien. Gilmore, Hall, Hill of Ascension
Hahn, -Hubeau. Honore, Hammond, Hun
saker, Jetfries. Jourd ain, johnson of Caddo
johnson OF Lafourche, Jones Of Lincoln
koontz, kummel. Heating, Kelley, Keys
Luckett, Lowell, Levisee, Lafargue, Magin
nis, Meredith, Mitchell. Matthews of Frank
lin, Martin, Milon, McCullum, McAlpine
Magee. Nunez, Pascal, Parker, Pipes, RO
man, Richardson, Randall. Ridgely, Smith
Self. Southland, Snaer, Sartain, Souer, Sea.
man, Sibilski, Schenck, STAFFORD, Scales
Schiller, Triplet, Thomas, VOORHEES,. Vidrine
| Walker. Wilt, Wilson, Walters, Wells
! Yorke, Youngest.
! Nays-Hill of Ouachita, Matthews OF
Tensas, Pierson, Ray, Raby, Satton.-6.
Amendment adopted.
| Mr.. Matthews, OF Iensas, moved the
following amendment:
In line twenty, after the word in insert
the following: cash o."
Adopted.
| Section two, as amended, was adopted.
! Section three was read and adopted.
Section four was read and adopted.
Section five was read with the amend.
| ment Of Mr.. Wilt:
Strike out all III line sixteen after the
| words "New Orleans" down to the word
land, in line twenty, seven.
Adopted.
Strike out all after the words New Or
leans" in line thirty five, to the end Of the
| section.
Adopted.
The fifth section, s.s amended, was
adopted.
Section siX was read.
Mr.. Wilt offered as al amendment that
| forty" be inserted instead of fifty"
Adopted.
Section six was adopted as amended.
Section seven was read and adopted.
The bill was finally adopted as who lie.
The bill then passed its second eading
and was considered engrossed.
Under a suspension Of the CONSTITUTE onal
rules, the bill passed It's third reading and
finally passed.
On the adoption Of tie title Mr.. Wilt,
of Orleans, offered the following amend
ments, which were adopted:
IN line two, after the word city" inse TT
the following: 'In concert with five re al
estate owners to be elected by said Council
as a consulting board
After the word &C.," in line SIX insert the
words ''compromlse and
The bill was adopted by It's title and
ordered sent to the Senate tor concurrence.
Mr.. Matthew'S Of Tensas, 10 ade mo ton
to call the committees il -neir regular
order.
Carried.
REPORTS o. COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, chairman of the
Judiciary Committee, reported favorably
on House bill No. 80, entitled an act to
repeal an act entitled an act to enforce the
payment OF taxes due the State. provi ding
for the seizure and sale Of the property of
delinquent taxpayers, and regulating the
proceedings against them and against their
property and tenants, approved Marc -.
1873.
The report was received.
M Young moved shat TIE bill pass it's
second reading.
Carried.
Mr. Young moved that :he bill be con-
sidered engrossed.
Upon which Mr.. Devices called for the
yeas and nays:
Yeas-Aldige, Arms.ead, Booth, Byrne
Burkhardt. Bayle Blatier, Bower, Beas!ey
Billieu, Brice, Carville, Collins. Carmouche
Carloss, Dupre, DeBlane, Dugas, DUR,
Devices, Dickinson, Demas, Delhommer
r. F. Edwards, Elliott, Gilmore. Hall, Hahn,
Hubear, Honore, Hammond, Jet,ries, Jour
dain, johnson of Latourche, Jones of
Lincoln, Jones of pointe Coupee, Koontz,
Kummei, Heating, Kelly, Keys, Kidd
Luckett. Lowell, Lafargue, Maginnis. Mere
dith, Mitchell, Martin, Murrell. Milon,
Matthews OF Tensas, McCollum, McAlpine
Magee, Nunez, Pascal, Parker, Piles, Pipes,
Self, Seaman, Sbilski, Schenck, Stafford,
Stewart, Scales, Schiller, Triplct, Thomas
VOORHEES,, Vidline, Walker, Wilt, Wilson,
Wells, Webb, Yorke, Young-S3.
Nays-Butler, Cousin, Gracien, Hill of
Ascension, Hill of Ouachita, johnson of
Caddo, Ridgely, Ray, Southland, sartain-9.
The bill was considered engrossed.
Mr. Hahn, Of St. Charles, moved a sus-
pension of the rules to place the bill on it's
third and final passage.
Mr. Sartain called for the yeas and nays
OF the motion to suspend the rules,
Yeas-Adige, Armstead, Booth. Byrne,
Burckhardt, Bayley, Blatfer, Bower, Beas-
ley, Bllieu, Brice, Carville, Collins, Car
mouche, Carloss, Dupre, DeBlanc, Dngas,
Edwards, Elliott, Gilmore, Hall, Hahn,
Hubeau. Hill of Ouachita, Honore, Ham
mond, Jeffries, Jourdain, johnson of La
fOurche, Jones of Lincoln, Jones of Ponte
Coupee, Koontz, Eummel, HEATING Kelley,
Luckett, Lowell, Lafargue, Maginnis, Mere
dith. Mitchell, Matthews OF Franklin,
Martin. Murrell, Milop, MeCullum, Neal
pine, Magee, Nunez, Pascal, Parker, Pier
son, Piles, Pipes. Roman. Richardson, Ran.
Seaman, Sibilskl, Schenck, Stafford, Stew
art, Scales, Schiller, Triplet, Thomas. Voor-
HES, Vidrine, Walker, Witt, Wilson,
Woods, Wells, Webb, Yorke, Young-8G.
Nays-Butler, Devices, Guichard, Gracien,
Hill of Ascension, johnson of Caddo,
Matthews OF Tensas, Ray, Sartain-9.
The rules were suspended and on motion
of Mr.. Hahn, the bill passed. its third read
Ing and was adopted by .ts title, was finally
passed and ordered sen. 20 The Senate for
concurrence.
Mr.. Hahn, of St. Charles, moved that
House bill No. II, entitled an act relative
to the transfer OF stocks and to amend and