New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

Mr. Hall, to provide ways and means to pa
the debt due by the State of Louisiana
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana. the sal
committee finds that this act should b
properly referred, with the memorial AT
Conpanying it, to the Committee on Claims
Very respectfully,
j. ALDIGE. Chairman
A. A. MAGINNIS.
w. +. SOUTHARD.
ROBERT r. GUICHARD.
+. VOORHEES,.
EDWARD BOOTH.
l.. J. SOUER.
The report was received ard adopted
and the bill referred to the Committee o.
Claims.
Mr.. Pipes, chairman of the Commute
on Education, reported iavorably on Hous
Dill No q, entitled an act relative to tn
collection and distribution of the schoO
tax, providing for the expenses OF TIN
boards of education, limiting the specla
school tax for the city of New Orleans, ant
repeating all laws in conflict with the pro
visions hereof, which underwent its frs
and second readings by its title and was le
terred 10 the Committee On Education, anG
ordered TO be printed, and made the specia
order OF the day for halfpast three O'Clock
tomorrow.
MIR. Stafford, chairman Of the Committee
on Printing, made favorable report on
House bill No. 20, entitled an act relative
to public printing and the publication OF
q rdinances. advertise ments. proceedings,
et,.. of the corporation OF the city of New
Orleans.
The report was received and the bill
placed on the calendar.
Also on House bill No II, entitled an act
to repeal an act entitled IAN act relative to
public printing approved the twenty
fourth of July, 1868; and to repeal an act
entitled "an act relativej to judicial and
legal advertisements" No. "a of the acts of
1870; and to repeal sections 1886, 29S7, 2aS8,
1889, 1920, 1891, 22992, 1898, 1894, 1895, 1896,
1897, 299S, 2999 and 5000 of the Revised
Statutes Of the State of Louisiana; and to
regulate and define the rates and prices
of the public printing, and to prescribe the
mann er in which the same shall be done.
Mr.. Demas moved that the bill be printed
and made the special order of the day for
Two o'clock tomorrow.
Carried.
Mr.. McCullum, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Lands and Levees, reported favor.
ably on House bill No. 10, entitled an act
for the relief of planters and other land.
holders whose crOpe, live stock and other
property were destroyed and lands over
flowed by the crevasses of the year 1874,
and to provide for obtaining exemption
from tax alton of the same.
Mr.. Sartain moved the adoption of the
report.
Mr.. Demas called for the previous ques.
lion.
The previous question was ordered.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Demas moved the bill be considered
engrossed.
Carried.
Mr. Devices moved it be postponed till |
two O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Demas moved to lay that motion on |
he table.
Carried.
Mr.. Demas asked suspension of the
Jules to place the bill on its third reading.
Upon which Mr.. Devices called for the
'eas and nays.
Yeas-Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt,
slaffer, Bower, Butler, Beasley, Biliieu,
srice, Carville, Collins, Carmouche, Car.
oss, Dupre, De Blanc. Dugas. Dickinson,
)emas, Delhommer, Bolivar Edwards. r.
). Edwards, Elliott, Gracien. Gilmore Hail.
ill of Ascension, Hahn, Hubeau, Hill of |
'uachita, Hammond, Jeffries, Jourdain.
ohnson of CaddO, johnson of Lafourche,
ones OF Lincoln, Jones of POinte Coupee. |
.oontz, Kummel, Kelly, Luckett. Lowell,
Iaginnis, Meredith, Matthews of Franklin,
[artin, Murrell, Milon, Nc Cullum, Magee, |,
unez, Pascal, Parker, Pipes, Ridgely,
aby, Smith, Sutton, Sartain, Seaman,
ibilski, Schenck, Scales, Schuler Triplet,
homas, VOORHEES,, Vidrine, Walker, Wilt !
Ialters, Wells-72.
Nays-Bayley, DUR, Davidson, Devices,
latthews of Tensas, McAlpine, Person,
ay, Self, You1g-10.
And the rule s were suspended. Il
The bill passed it's third reading, was
iopted by its title, was finally passed. and
dered sent to the Senate for concurrenc Q. .
Mr.. Demas moved to reconsider the vote Ii
st taken, and to lay that motion on the O
BILE.
Carried. +!
Sir. McCullum also reported favorably on
'use joint resolution No. IS, in relation to
> forfeiture of the charter Of the Louisi- r,
a Levee Company.
Hr. Devices moved that the bill be recon-.
tied, with instructions to make further W
M
'lr. Billieu, of LafOurche, moved to lay
1t motion on the ia bic.
carried. n
IT. Billieu moved that the bill be consid- IN
i engcossed. ev
Dr. Devices substituted for the above "a
tion that it be postponed till tomorrow ia
half-past two clock. IN
'arried. ou
ir. Wilt, chairman Committee on City in
airs, reported favorably on House bill vii
6', entitled an act to regulate the park fri
provided by act No. 81 of the extra lie
sion of 1870 and act No. So of 1871, and 90,
provide for the disposition to be made of mr.
proceeds of said tax, and for reduc- du
/ OF the general fund tax of the CITY of | If
" Orleans. oos
he report was received.
r. Wilt offered the following amend
It to House bill No. 60:
| line seventeen, after the word "una- ~,
liable" insert the following: provided 'ne
expenses shall not exceed the sum of
10" its
dopted as amended, and considered en-. 70
ssed.
he rules were suspended, the bill passed =
bird reading, was adopted by its title, 4;,,
IIv nassed and vss ordered sent to tho | Wv