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

| order OF the day at three O'CLOCK 20 morrow
| and that it be printed in the journal.
Carried.
House bill No. 50 is as follows:
t | An act to limit the amount to be paid by
the city of New Orleans for the support
of the public schools: 10 reduce the ex
penses thereof, and to authorize the re.
ducton Of taxation in conformity thereto.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives. of the State
j.. OF Louisiana ia General Assembly con-
vened, That from and after the first day OF
June, 1873, the amount required from the
city of New Orleans for the support Of the
| public schools of said city shall not
exceed the sum of 100000 per year; and
the board of directors of the public schools
for the city OF New Orleans shall imme-
diately reduce the expenses for all purposes
of the public schools to conform thereto.
SEC .. BE it further enacted, etc, That
the Council of the city of New Orleans be
and are hereby authorized to reduce the
| rate OF taxation to conform to the reduc-
ton authorized By the provisions of this
| act.
SEC. 9. Be it further enacted, etc. That
all laws or parts OF laws contrary to the
| provisions Of this act, and bearing upon the
same subject matter, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
| SEC. 4. Be it further enacted. etc, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Mr.. Wilt also reported favorably on
House bill No. u, entitled all act for the
appropriation Of the revenues derived by
the city Of New Orleans from the wharves
and leveee. and for the reduction of the
| charges for the Use OF the wharves and
| levees.
The report was received, bill considered
| engrossed, and under suspension of the
rules passed its third reading, was adopted
| by its title. was finally passed and ordered
| sent 10 the Senate for concurrence.
| Mr. Witt also reported favorably on
| House bill No ~. entitled an act providing
| for the salaries of the justice of the peace
and constable of the parish OF Jefferson,
right bank, in criminal cases. substitute for
House bill No. 6.
The report was received, the bill consid
cred eugrossed, and under suspension of
the rules, passed its third reading, was
adopted by it's title, was finally passed and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence.
M. Devices moved to adjourn till eleven
o'clock to morrow.
Lost.
Mr.. Murrell moved TO suspend further |
reports of committees for to-day. !
Carried.
Mr.. Kidd called up joint resolution No. |
81, to extend the extra session of the Cen |
eral Assembly.
Passed its second reading and was con-
sidered engrossed,
Mr.. Kidd asked for suspension of the |
rules to place the bill on its third reading
Mr. Levisee called for the yeas and nays
on the suspension Of the rules.
Yeas-Aldige, Booth. Byrne, Burkhardt,
Bayley, Blatfer. Bower. Brice, Collins,
Carmouche, Carloss, Dupra. DeBlanc,
Dugas, DUR, Delhommer. Bolivar Ed
wards, K. =. Edwards, Elliott, Gilmore,
Hail, Hammond. johnson of Lafourche,
Jones OF Lincoln, Jones of Pointe COupee,
Koontz, Kummel, Kelly. Kidd, Lowell La.
fargue. Maginnis, Meredith Mitchell. Mat
thews of Franklin, Martin, Murrell, Magee,
McAlpine. Eunez, Pascal. Parker, Pipes,
Richardson, Smith, Self, Seaman. Sibilski.
Schenck, Stafford, Scales. Schiller, Triplet,
VOORHEES,, Vidrne, Walker, Wilt, Wells, |
Walters, Webb, Young-6l.
Nays-COusin. Davidson, Devices, Demas,
Hahn, Hubeau, johnson of Caddo, Levisee
Mion, Matthews Of Tensas. Ray, Raby,
Sutton. Stewart, Yorke-I5.
And the rules were suspended.
The bill passed it's third reading, was
adopted by its title, was finally passed and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Durr, OF Cameron:
House bill No. 90, entitled an act to au-
horize the police jury of Cameron parish
o fund and bond the Indebtedness of said
, irish. and to fix the rate of interest, and
'covide by special tax for payment of the
principal and interest Of said bonds.
Passed its several readings, was adopted
y its title, was finally passed and sent to
he Sc nate for concurrence
BY Mr.. Demas, of st. John: |
House bill No. o., entitled an act for the Q
rejection Of game in the State of Louis e
ma. $
Passed its first reading. s
Mr.. Devices moved to adjourn till to- y
orrow, at eleven o'clock @
Lost.
MIR. Stewart, Of Tensas, moved to post
me further action on House bill No. 81 "a
Il to. morrow. and make it the special c,
der for four o'clock. n n
Mr.. Demas moved to lay that motion on s.
Q table. to
Carried. 10
Mr.. Dtnas moved q suspension of the 10
les to place the bill on its second reading. A'
Rules suspended Dt
The bill pasSad its second raadinr and | ~
Is made the special order at any time to- IN
prov. frt
By Mr.. Walker. of Orleans: Sc
House bill Ne. 50, entitled an act relative IN
the city of New Orleans; to provide for 81,
proving the streets; to define and fix M
empt ions; to authorize and regulate the
,esss ment and collections of licenses and st
res; to impose certain duties and penalties Ar
the recorder of conveyances and the
ners of property, or those having rights c.,
Or upon property; to regulate and pro- u
e for the institution of proceedings. ST
Ills, decision and appeal of suits involving o.. -
'nses and taxes; to give jurisdiction in poe
tain cases to justices Of the peace, and aos
viding for sittings of certain courts ma
ing vacation; to regulate the payment AZ i
taxes due by deceased persons and sue las,
sions; to fix the prescription of taxes ali
Ii censes; to authorize the subrogation gay gay
Ter sons paying taxes due by others, and last
tx the compensation of officers paid by M;
city. 1885,
ne rules we're suspended, the bill passed Bri
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