The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

statutes. hv the Secretary of State, from &.
Bloomfield Co. at not more than ten dollars
copy, was finally passed.
The act for the relief of one Bler, known
as judge who halls from the parish OF Bos-
sier. was finally passed.
The report Of the Committee on Conference,
to which was referred the General Appropria
ton bill, reported.
Greet confusion followed the aiding Of the
report. caused by the persistent etfJrts OF
satne twenty-five gentlemen to express their
views on the subject, who made nose enough
for twenty-five hundred men.
BY a vigorous application Of the malle,
the Chairman secured comparative quiet,
and he entertained q motion to adopt the
report. and put t. A call of the yeas and
nays was made, aud the report was adopted
\ motion - reconsider and to table pre-
waited, aud til. bill! was rushed to Autoine's
WING. where it was understood it, coming
YVES anxiously awaited.
The bill remodtlirs the city government
and pr0yidinc for board Of aldermen was
called up; Kellogg WIS dispatched for al i
ctno in and worked lard Tor the passage OF
the bill.
After lively battle. the motion that the
bill do finally pass WAS put ana lost by ono
vote and the bill was killed.
On motion committee was appointed 10
notify Autoine's Wing that the body was about
to adjourn sine die, and a similar committee
was appointed to wait upon Kellogg and no
tity him y. the fact, and ask HIM II he had any
more business he would like to have ans
acted.
\ resolution thanking Hahn for being 50
easy ca them ana the manner generally in
VII eli he hal performed his really onerous
| duties as presiding officer. was ofcrcl and
unanimously adopted.
The commilte 10 examine the books Of the
! Auditor and Treasurer reported, and the re
port was adopted.
An effort was made TO revive the City
! Charter b Il again. or rcconsid, ration OF he
! vote whereby It was Eitiea. Lowell and iier-
sen both spoke q aon!e length AZ stnst any re-
consideration
| During the discussion the committee ap-
,oated to wait upon heIiogg returned and
reported that William advised 1t r5c. s. until
Antoine's Wing had acted on the ippropra
! ton bill.
i A demand Was male tor the yeas and nays
on tie motion 10 reconsider, and the roll was
called and disclosed the fact that there vas no
quorum present. although the doors had been
barred and dol.ble locked to prevent the
members going out.
| After Hahn had made the announcement
that there was no quorum present, ho 81"
Cant, the lately seated member, coming in,
and he interviewed him. He wanted 70
know why the gentleman LETT the hail and
broken the gior.m.
| Cant ,ho5s.t Il pretty hard tina. he should
he called uaon to bear the burden OF the sin
of half & dom members. He was very ab-
Jet and Iahn WAS very sharp.
! A cal! Of the HOaS- WIS demanded, .nd IA
Clerk announced ti:. -.eye.. member - 6Il,; :.
quorum present.
I 4 message was received from Anto.ne's
! Wing, auuaEncin. concurrence IL the report
OF tie Committee % Conference.
| icwcl! move. 10 a.jp.g5l lu.i; - O'clock
today.
Hahn decided ;At the main q',, stion '.t.-
Ing been or.'ert |. i1e.e 'sas nothing IN olde.
hut pm. ing i.
I! Lowell claimed tka. a motion - adjourn
was in order and repeated i several times.
Hahn ordered the clerk 70 cal ,i.s roll, and
Lowell prot sttl.
/ Il .n said that lowell was in the first place
ont ~ order i'll making the motion, and n
the second place. he had received NJ second,
and L,4all pr ,t.etin. against the ruling, an
nounced his intention OF refusing 10 vote.
iNe!l g; was aE interested ard anxious
spectator Of the proceedings
| The Clerk called the roll and the motion TO
reconsider was carried
The hex. thing in order was IL motion to
suspend the yn..s. to place tins bill CA Its
!; third reading.
| The motion was made and put. ana .he
rules We're suspended.
, Lowell changed his mini AMI voted.
Ia vi. then finally passed by cir. roce
vote.
4 Grant. OF Torehnuse. offered a resolution
declaring vacant 'ile seats OF member, VII"
had ab>ent.i themselves from tie body.
(, The Wing Se!;so.d to suspend the s!le. t.
sonslce1 i.
f. resolution s'a'inS eight or ten contest
ants. Vas offered b.. Ike 1HIe, 30 eon7id At
"ere n1' suspended.
j Nr. II .lpin. !.o" 'e'non parish. was
inradc!5-! " PltrsoH - :. man WI w.5 ell
;tlat! I" 2 seit. .lc having "e t.'ort3.I con-
. slderfi hy Inc ltatati'lrG bJat!, a.. AteAl-
pin stepped tor@a!d an, VS. sworn n.
The oe.enl ny wa .eee.y.d VIZ. {: ioJd
hnrfah
Inc iGem,'r' tlen amused td' Saselve5 ~