New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27
grossment beg leave to report the FOLLOWING
hill aa 6ulv an OpOanA6 IN wit. 80

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No. q Of 1877, entitled an act to author1s
the Council of the city of New Orleans r.
levy police tax; to regulate levies of taxes
the proceedings of tax suits and the iur:s'
diction of the district courts of the parish
Orleans in reference thereto; to define and
punish forgery IN certain cases; to authorize
the funding of the floating debt, etc.
Senate bill No. 81, an act supplemental to
act No. 3, approved January "a, 1874. and
to provide for testing at the instance of anv
taxpayer, in the courts Of this State, the
legality and validity of any items of State
Indebtedness. the legality and validity of
which may have been or may hereafter be
questioned; to prohibit the Board of RI.
quotation under said act No. 3 of 1874. from
funding the questionable obligations of
the State named or designated in this aot
until the Same shall have been finally de-.
clared legal and valid by the Supreme Court
OF Louisiana, and to provide the necessarv
means for carrying the provisions of this
act into effect; to provide additional mem.
bers OF the said Board of Liquidation and
to repeal conflicting laws.
j. A. MASCOT.
Chairman,
COMMITTEE ON ENROLMENT AND ESGRossxRx- ,
New Orleans, April "a. 1875 I
To the Honorable President and Members of tina
Senator ~
Your Committee on Enrolment and En-.
grossment beg leave to report the following
bill as duly engrOssed, to wit:
House bill No g, an act to incorporato
the Board of Trade Of New Orleans: con-
ferring certain privileges and authorities
upon saif corporations; providing for and
regulating the inspection. weighing and
gauging OF flour, grain, hay, provisions
groceries, liquors and other articles of
trade, etc.
j. A. MASCOT,
Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Twitchell, House bill
No. 17S. a joint resolution changing the
venue in the case of the State against Aler
Newton, now pending in the Superior
Criminal Court for t.e parish of Orleans.
for the crime of murder, to the Fourth Dis.
trlct Court tor the parish Of st. John the
Baptist, and directing the performance by
certain officers of certain acts in consequence
OF said change of venue, was read the third
time in regular order.
The bill was finally passed and title or.
dered to stand as stated.
Mr.. Weber called up the report on Senate
bill No. -, of the Committee on Agricui.
to incorporate the Board of Trade of New
Orleans, comforting certain privileges and
authorities upon said corporation, provid-
ing for the appointment of inspectors,
and gaugers of flour, grain, hay,
provisions, groceries, liquors and other
articles of trade commonly dealt in by the
members of said corroration), and providing
their duties and powers; to repeal sections
[S4S to 1858 inclusive of the Revised Statutes
Of 1870, providing for and regulating the in
'pection, weighing and gauging of flour,
grain, hay, provisions, groceries, liquors
md other articles of trade; authorizing
said corporation to fix the grades and
standards of the articles to be inspected,
weighed or gagged; authorizing said cor
oOration to establish committees of refer.
'nce and arbitration, and for other pur-
POSES, and repeating all laws or parts of
avs in conflict with the provisions of this
lct.
Mr.. Cage moved to adopt the report.
MIR. Chadburn moved to table the motion
% adopt the report.
On call OF the yeas and nay the Senate
voted to table the motion by the following
yote:
Yeas - Alexander, Anderson, Allan,
Stunt, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn, Detiege,
ila, Greene, Harper, Kelso. Landry, Mast
0t, Pollard, Stamps. Twltchell, Whit
ley-lS.
Nays-Blackburn, Breaux, Brewster,
.us!ls, Gsode, Grover, Herwig, Kelly, o.
len. Steven, Sypher, Weber, Wharton,
White. fOung-l5.
Absent ana not voting-Dumont, George.
MIR. ChadbOurn sent to the Secretarys
esk bill which he desired to introduce as
substitute for pending bill.
An act to incorporate the Board uf Trade
I New Orleans, comforting certain privi-
eges and authorities upon said corporation;
roviding tor regulating the inspection,
and guaging of -four, grain, hay,
rovislons, groceries, liquors and other
rtlcies OF trade; authorizing said corpora
ION TO nix the grades and stand ards of the
rticles to be inspected, weighed or gauged;
uthorizing said corporation to establish
OF reference and arbitration,
nd for other purposes, and repeating all
AVS or parts of laws in conflict with the
rOvisions Of this act
Which was read in part.
Mr.. Chadbourn moved to suspend the
lrther reading of the bill.
The Senate refused to suspend the read
ig.
The President ordered the original bill to
9 read first, that the two might be COM
AIRED.
The original bill was read in part.
MI. Cage moved to suspend the further
'adlng OF the original bill
Two Senators called for the yeas and
avs on the motion to suspend reading:
Yeas = Anderson, Allan, Blackburn,
ulcn' cage, Chadbourn, Detiege, Dumont,
la, Goode, Greene, Harper, Landry, Mast.
%, Pollard, Robertson, Stamps, Steven,
7pher, Whitney-2O.
Nays-Alexander Blunt, Breaux, Brews.
l, Eus1is, Grover, Herwig. Kelly, Kelso,
gden' Iwltchell, Weber, Wharton, White,
Absent and not voting-George-l.
no SENATE voted to suspend the reading
the bill
Mr. burch moved that the original bill
taken up and read section by section.
MT. Chadbourn moved that the substitute
tered by him be taken up and read section
section, instead of the original bill.
lie previous question was moved.
Inc main uuasfiOp u,o q o,l,.l
Two Senators called tor the yeas and
US.
ne Senate voted to take I'M tho GU hsti