New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Eleventh Days Pyoceedings.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES ,
New Orleans. January l6. 1875. J
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
The roll was called, and the following
members answered to their names:
Speaker Hahn, and Messrs. Armstead, But.
Ter. Baker, Caryille, Crawford. Connaughton,
Cousin, Drury, Davidson. Devices. Della
cey, Dickinson, Demas. Guichard, Grant,
Gracien. G. L. Hill. c. H. Hill, Hubeau
Honore. Hunsaker. JOurdain, 7. johnson, j.
J. Johnson. NJ. Jones, Heating, Lane, Low.
ell. Levisse, j. S. Mathews, Murrell, Milon,
Marie, Parker, Pierssn. Poindexter, Ran.
dali, Ridgeley. Ray. Raby. Stewart, Sutton,
Triplett. Thomas. Wright, Wilson, Woods.
Ward. Yorke-55
Fifty-tye members present and ,
quorum.
Prayer BY the chaplain.
The journal was corrected &c as to add
Mr.. Drury, of Assumption. to the committee
to whom was re farred house bill 80. 5, ar1
it was then approved.
Mr.. Murrell, Of Madison. moved the adoc.
ton Of the following resolution.
Resotyed. That . committee of Eve be
appointed by the Speaker to examine the
books. accounts and acts Of the funding
board. and they be authorized to send for
persons and papers.
Lost.
Mr.. Demas, Of s.. John. moved its re-.
ference to the committee on sesrenchmept
and reform when appointed.
Carried.
NOTICES OF ELLIS.
Notices were given that at some future
day the following entitled bills would lie
introduced:
By Mr.. Heating, Of Caddo:
A bill asking State aid in building tho
Southwestern railroad.
Also an act regulating the fees Of record.
ers.
By Mr.. Guichard. of St. Bernard.
An act to provide for the taking Of the
census Of the State of Louisiana in accord.
ance with article twenty Of the constitution
Of the State. the appointment Of officers and
the mode Of taking the census, and making
an appropriation to defray the expenses
that may be incurred, and the manner Of
the disbursement Of the same and fox other
purposes.
By Mr.. Butler. Of Ascension:
An act entitled an act to regulate the
labor Of convicts in the State Fenitentiary,
Ind for other purposes.
By Mr.. Dickinson, of st. James:
An act entitled an act for the relief Of
Thomas O'Malley.
BY Mr.. Baker. of Bossier:
An act to compel outgoing and defaulting
AK collectors to deliver the books and
papers Of their offices to their successors,
md pay over all money due by them as
uch collectors.
By Mr.. Leyisee. Of Caddo:
An act to amend and re-enact section one
# act No. sc. entitled an act to authorize |
he police jury Of the parish Of Caddo to
ssue bonds.
tMr. Stewart. Of Tensas. in tho chair1
Under previous notice Mr.. Mathews, of |
'ensas, introduced House bill No s. an act !
revised Statutes Of the State, ETC., which
vas read
Under a suspension Of the constitutional
ules the bill was read a second time and !
rdered to be referred to the Committee on
judiciary when appointed. !
Previous notice having been given, Mr..
naer. of Iberia. introduced House bill No.
, an act to remit all legal penalties due by
Ak payers delinquent for the years 1868.
s69. 1870, 1871. 1872 and 1873, on condition
aat said delinquent taxes be paid within
inety days after the passage OF this act.
'hich was read, and under a suspension of
10 constitutional rules, the bill was read
scond time. and ordered 70 be referred to
ne Committee on Judiciary when ap.
ointed.
Mr.. Demas. Of St. John. having given
revious notice, introduced House bill No.
J. an act to repeal and re-enact sections
'87. 2l8S and 2l92 of the Revised Statutes
the Stste Of Louisisps. and to repeA oct