New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-25
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The report was received and adopted.
The bill was considered as engrossed.
The constitutional rules being suspended
the bill was read third time.
Mr.. Raby moved its final passage.
Mr.. BIlleu moved that its further con
alteration be postponed until to morrow a
$50 A. NJ.
Upon which Mr.. Demas called for tn
orevious question.
The main question was ordered, and the
melton to postpone was adopted.
The Judiciary Committee, through it,
chairman. reported favorably on House bill
No. 80 by substitute.
The report of the committee was adopted
House bill No. l03, entitled an act Il
abolish the fees of the Auditor for certificate,
of redemption of lands sold or forfeited 70,
non-payment Of taxes, substitute for House
bill No. 80, was read its first and second
time under suspension of the rules, wal
considered engrossed, and under furthe,
suspension of the rules, passed its third
reading, finally passed, title adopted and
ordered sent to the Senate for concurrence
The same committee reported favorably
on House bill No. 6S, entitled an act to
relieve taxpayers, to reduce the out
Standing indebtedness of the State, and
10 provide for the remission of the interest
and penalties on certain unpaid taxes under
conditions, and providing for the redemp-
ton ofproperty sold for taxes and forfeited
to the State of Louisiana.
The report was adopted.
The bill was considered as engrossed.
Under suspension of the rules the bill
was placed on its third reading and final
passage, its title adopted, and it was
ordered to be sent to the Senate for concur.
renee.
The same committee reported fsvorably
on the passage of House bill No. 80, en-
titled an act to enable the parish of St.
Charles to fund it's debt, to issue bonds for
said purpose, and to provide by taxation
fer the interest and redemption thereof.
The report was received and adopted,
and the bill considered en9rossed.
Mr.. Demas moved for suspension of the
rules to place the bill on its third reading
and final passage, on which the yeas and
nays we're demanded by Mr.. Elliott, of Or
leans, with the following result:
Yeas-Aldrige, Armstesd, Booth, Bayley,
Blafier, Butler, Bessley, Billieu, Brice, Car.
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Durr, Davidson, Dickinson, Demas, Boliver
Edwards, K. p. Edwards, Gracien, Hall,
Hahn, Hubesu, Hill of Ouachita, Hammond,
Jourdain, johnson of Lafourche, Jones of
Lincoln, Jones of Pointe Coupee, Kummel,
Heating. Kelly, Keys, Kidd, Lane, Luck
cit. Levisee, Maginnis, Meredith, Matthews
of Franklin, Martin, Mnrrell. Milon. Nc
Alpine, Magee. Parker, Pierson, Pipes, Rich.
ardson, Ray, Raby, Smith, Self, Southland.
Stafford. Stewart, Scales, Schiller, Triplet,
vidrine. Walker. Wilt, Woods, Walters,
Webb, Young-72.
Nsys-Byrne, Burkhardt, Bower, De-
Blanc, Dugas, Gilmore, HOnore, Lowell,
Pascal. Roman, Sutton, VOOrhies-l3.
The rules we're suspended and the bill
placed on its third reading and final pass
age, its title was adopted and it was ordered
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr. Demas moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the bill was finally passed, and
also moved to lay the motion to reconsider
on the ia BILE.
Carried.
The same committee also reported favor
ably on House bill No. &C, entitled an act
TO provide for the uniform assessment of
the property in the city of New Orleans;
defining the duty of the Administrator of
Assessments Of said cit "; fixing the limit of
expense to be paid for said assessment;
abolishing the Office of State assessor for
he parish Of Orleans; providing that no
separate State assessment shall be made
Uithin that parish, and repeating all laws
With this act.
Mr.. Lowell, by permission, was granted
ime to file a minority report in the prem
ses, and further consideration of the bill
vas postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Demas called up House bill No. "a,
untitled an act to protect, within certain
easons, wild game within the State of Lou
siana, and providing penalty for destroy
ng or selling the same within certain sea-
ons, which was considered engrOssed, and
,nder suspension of the rnles passed its
bird reading. On its final passage the yeas
md nays were demanded with the follow
ng result:
Yeas-Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Blaffer,
Bower. Butler, Beasley, Billieu, Collins,
;arlOss, Dupre, DeBlanc, Dugas, Davidson,
)emas, Bolivar Edwards, Elliott, Hall,
lain, Honore, Hammond, Hunsaker,
etfries, Jourdain, johnson of Lafourche.
ones of POinte COupee, KOontz. kummel,
Heating, Kidd, Maginnis, Meredith. Martin,
Matthew's of Franklin. Mlon. Matthews OF
'ensas, Pascal, Pierson, Piles. Pipes, Ray,
.oman, Raby, Seaman, Siblski. .Schenck,
stewart, Schiller, VOORHEES,, Vldrine, Wilt,
Woods. Walters, Wells, Young-55.
Nays-Durr, X. p. Edwards, Hill of
)uachta, Murrell, McAlpine. Msgee.
Smith, Sutton, Self, Sartain,
Nebb-l2.
The bill was finally passed, its title
dopted, and it was ordered sent to the
enate for concurrence.
Mr. Demas moved to reconsider the vote,
thereby the bill finally passed, and also
,oved to lay the motion to reconsider on
he table.
The following messages were received
rom the Senate:
New Orleans April 49, 1875.
0 the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives: |
| am directed by the Senate to ask the
of your honorable body IN the
assage of the following bills: -,
Senate bill No. %, an act relative to the
of cotton and wooden goods,
tc.
Senate bill No. GO, an act to create a
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