New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22

resolutions and appropriations Of the Board
Of Health, which may be enforced within
O, against said city, and to define tho pow.
e.s o. said board and oity in certain cases
Referred to Committee on City Affairs.
b. Mr.. Wiltz:
House bill No. 80, entitled an act to re.
neal act No So of the Legislature, approved
March IT, 1874, relative to an earth road in
Jefferson parish. .
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Kidd, Of jackson, introduced House
Joint resolution No. 81, entitled joint reso-
luton to extend the extra session Of. the
General Assembly, which, having passed
lie frst reading, Mr.. Kidd asked for sus-
pension of the rules that it may pass it's
second and third readings.
Mr.. Guichard objected and called for the
/ yeas and nays on the motion to suspend.
Yeas-AIdige; Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt
4 Bay!ey Blatfer. Bower, Beasley, Brce, Bill
lieu. Collins, CarmOuche, Carloss, Dupre
DeBlanc, Dueas, Durr. Delhommer. Boliver
Edwards, L. p. Edwards, Elliott. Gilmore
Hammond. Jeffries, johnson of Cadd0,
Johnson of LafOurche. Jones OF Lincoln,
Koontz, Kummel, Heating, Keys, Kidd,
LucAett, lower, AeVisee: LaiHrgue, Maglh
MS, Meredith, Mitchell, Matthews of Frank.
lin, Murrell, Matthews of Tensas, McCullum,
McAlpne. Magee, Pascal, Parker, Pipes,
Roman, Richardson, Smith, Self, Snaer,
Seaman, Sibilski, Schenck. Stafford, Scales,
Scnuler, VOORHEES,, Vidrine. Walker, Wilt,
Woods. Walters, Wells, Webb. Young-6s
Nays-Butler. Baker. Carville, Cousin,
Davidson. Devices, DickensOn, Gnichard,
Grac;on. Hill Of Ascension. Hahn, Hnbeau,
Hill OF Ouachita, Milon, Pierson, Ridgely,
Rag. Raby, Southland, Souer. Stewart,
Triplet, Thomas, Wilson, Yorke-s-3.
a The rules were not suspended.
q The bill was calendared for second read
Il Ing
n By Mr.. Kidd, of Jackson:
House bill No. So, entitled an act appro-
priating to Mrs. Amanda j. Rives, widow Of
Judge Nat. Rives, late parish judge of Jack.
son parish the salary due to said Rives at
his death
Referred to the Comm ttee on Claims
with accompanying documents.
By Mr.. Booth, of Orleans:
| House bill No. SO, entitled An act to limit
and direct certain charges now made by
the Auditor for certificates of release of
property, redeemed by owpers.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Meredith, of Caldwell
House bill No. 81, entitled an act to define
and regulate the costs and fees of the sheriffs
throughout the State of Louisiana.
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Booth, of Orleans:
House bill No. 81, entitled an act to re-
y Dsal an act entitled an act to increase the
revenues of the State, and to authorize the
incorporation and establishment of the
louisiana State LOTTERY Company.
Passed its first reading and placed upon
the calendar.
BY Mr.. Booth:
House bill No. IS, entitled an acs to re-
pea, al act relative to the unlicensed sale
of lottery tickets in the city of New Or
leans. and comforting upon the police courts
the power to suppress the same.
Passed its first reading, and placed upon
tho calendar.
By Mr.. Booth:
House bill No. 81, entitled an act in rela-
tior 10 the allegation and proof of owner
ship and identity of property in civil suits
and criminal prosecutions growing out of
losses and the adjustment of losses covered
j By insurance, and authorizing the institu-
tuition of certain suits by and in the name
OF the Board of Underwriters of New Or
leans.
Passed its first reading and placed upon
the caIander.
Hir. Kidd of jackson, called up the resO.
luton confirming all members in their seats |
whose names are now upon the roll, and |
asked a suspension Of. the rules to place it |
before the House.
The rules were suspended.
Tne following message was received !
from the Senate:
SENATE CHAxBaRl /
New Orleans, April 81 1873. s /
ITO tho Honorable Speaker and Members of the /
House OF representatives:
have the honor to inform you that the
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate has signed the following bill:
House bill No. l, joint resolution relative |
Ito the recognition of the Kellogg govern.
ImeDt.
Respectfully,
p. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
Mr. Ray, of East Feliciana. moved TO lay
PR. Nidd's resolution on the table.
Lost.
Mr.. Kidd moved the adoption of the re-
folution.
Carried.
BIZ. Matthews, of Tensas, moved q recon
liberation of the vote on Mr.. Kidd's resoll-
bon. and to lay that motion on the table.
Carried.
Mr.. Demas moved to adjourn to IL NJ. to.
borrow.
Lost.
b. Mr.. Bower, of Orleans:
House bill No. SO, entitled an act to amend j
|ec.on one, article five, of an act entitled 7
an act to increase the revenues Of the !
tate, and to authorize the Incorporation :
mi establishment of the Louisiana State
lottery Company" and to repeal certain 4:
cts now in FORCE and to make said COM :
any liable to State, municipal and pa
pch:al taxation. ...
Passed its first reading and was placed
p0n the calendar. ~
b. Mr. Walker, of Orleans:
House bill No. SO, an act to repeal act No. t.
of 1870, entitled ian act providing for o
Q appointment of public administrators, :.
ID defining the duties of the same" ap- pl
Oved March 5, 1870. (,
Passed its first reading and placed upon 81
calendar. -
Mr. Tn ,1s1 r,> > |