New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27


for carrying the provisions of this act int
effect, and to provide additional member
of said Board of Liquidation, and to repea
certain laws.
Passed it's first reading.
The rules were sus pended, passed it's sec
ond reading, and under q suspension of thu
constitutional rules passed its thild read
ing, was adopted by it's title and finally
passed, and notice of concurrence ordered
sent to the Senate.
Also, Senate bill No. 60, entitled an act to
create body corporate by the name of the
New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
Passed its first reading; the rules were
suspended, the bill passed its second read
ing and, under suspension of the rules,
passed it's third reading, was adopted by it's
title and was finally passed and notice of
concurrence ordered sent to the Senate.
Also, Senate bill No. %, entitled an act to
encourage the manufacture of cotton and
wooden goods and of cotton and wooden
yarns in the State of Louisiana, and TO COM
mute State, parish and municipal taxation
for term of years, and all lands, buildings,
machinery, property, franchises and appur-
tenances actually used therefor or there
with and necessary thereto, by any in
dividual or individuals or incorporated
company.
Passed it's first reading; the rules were
suspended, and the bill passed it's second
reading and under suspension of the
rules passed it's third reading, was adopted
by it's title, and was finally passed, and
notice Of concurrence ordered sent to the
Senate.
Mr.. Milon introduced House bill No. Ill,
entitled an act to repeal an act entitled an
act to authorize The police jury of the parish
of PlaQuemines to issue bonds and to pro-
vide for the redemption thereof, being No.
a Of the session of 1874, and approved Feb
ruary %, 1874.
Passed it's first reading; rules suspended,
the bill passed its second reading. con-
sidered engrossed and under further sus-
pension of the rules passed its third read
ing. was finally passed, adopted by its title
and ordered sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
Mr.. Kidd introduced House bill No. IL,
entitled an act relative to judicial adver.
tisements in all the parishes of the State,
the parish Of Orleans excepted.
Passed its first reading and was calen
dared.
Mr.. B. Edwards, of Tangipahos, intro
duced House bill No. ll3, entitled an act to
incorporate the town Of Amite City, Tan.
gipahoa parish, etc.
Passed it's first reading, the rules we're
suspended, and the bill passed its second
reading, was considered engrossed, and,
under further suspension of the rules;
passed it's third reading, was adopted by
it's title, was finally passed, and ordered
sent to the Senate tor concurrence.
Mr.. Edwards, of TangipahOa, also intro
duced House bill No. ia, entitled an aci
relative to appeals to the Supreme Court
of the State of Louisiana from the
courts of the parish of Tangipahoa; to fix
a return day for the same; to provide 70,
trial of pending causes from said parish
and to repeal all laws in conflict with this
act.
Passed its first reading.
The rules were suspended and the bill
passed it's second reading, was considered
engrossed, and under further suspension Of
the rules passed its third reading. was
finally passed. title adopted and ordered
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
1t being in order, the special order of the
day was called, which was House bill No
80, entitled an act to repeal certain por
tons Of an act, No 26 Of 1869, entitled ''ar
act to expedite the construction of the rail
road Of the New Orleans, Mobile and Chat
tanooga Railroad Company in the State OF
Louisiana" approved February IL, 1869; Of
a Joint resolution, No. 81 of 1869, entitled
"a Joint resolution in relation to the Mobile
and Chattanooga Railroad Company, a cor
poration of the State of Alabama"
Passed. it's second reading, was considered
engrossed, and under a further suspension
of the rules passed its third reading, wal
finally passed, title adopted and ordered
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Demas moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, and moved to lay that motion OF
the table.
Carried.
Mr. Hall called up House bill No. 10, en-
titled ar act to amend act No. II of the
session Of 1874, amending article GA o
the Code Of Practice, approved February
20, 1874.
Passed its second reading.
Mr.. Hall offered the following amend
ment:
Section one, after words which he," il
line twenty-five, add ''or She"
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Hahn also offered the follOwin,
amendment:
Section one, in line thirty, after the wore
portraits" add belonging to the debtor
nor the musical instrument played or prac
ticed on by any member OF the family"
Which was adopted.
The rules were suspended and thu
bill was considered engrossed, an(
under suspension of the rules pass
ed its third reading, adopted by it,
title, was finally passed, and ordered SEN
to the Senate for concurrence.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. Hal
Introduced the following resolution:
Resoired, That the chairman of Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses be authorized
to employ and pay one messenger for hif
rooms. situated on the fourth floor of the
State House, at the rate of three dollars
per day, during the sittings Of the com
mittee for this session.
adopted.
Contingent Expenses, made the following re-