New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-03

OF the parish Of Livingston, said act being
act No. 80, approved June 4, 1873, was con
sdered as being engrossed.
The constitutional rules being suspended
the bill was placed upon its third reading
and final passage, its title was adopted and
it was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
House bill No. I,9, an act to repeal an
act entitled san act to authorize the police
jury OF the parish of Plaquemines to issue
| bonds and to provide for the redemption
| thereof being numbered twenty-four of
the session Of 1874, and approved Feb
! ruary %, 1874.
Read first time
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was again read and placed on the
calendar.
House bill No. $50, an act to enable the
city of New Orleans to pledge, hypothecate,
lease, farm out and sell certain property
and franchises to the City Bondholders
Banking Company, and to limit the power
OF said city in taxing real estate and CAPT
tai, and TO confer the corporate powers on
said city and company necessary to stipu-
late and perform a contract and collect
revenues, licenses and dues for the liquida-
ton and payment of the bonded debt Of
said city, by said company, by means of
said property, and a temporary exercise of
such corporate franchises.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended
the bill was again read, and placed on the
calendar.
House bill No. $50, en- act declaring the
parish of Tensas one school district, to con-
sOlidate the funds due the several wards of
said parish, and repeating all acts conflict
ing, passed its third reading and was finally
passed, its title was adopted and it was
ordered to be sent to the Senate for con.
currence.
House bill No. 49, an act for the relief Of
John Gass, of East Baton Rouge, was read.
The rule by which the bill is compelled to
be considered in committee of the whole
was suspended, and it was considered as
being engrossed.
The constitutional rules being suspended.
the bill was finally passed, it's title was
adopted and it was ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. l26. an act for the relief of
I. j. Burlington, z. Duchein and Philip
Machet, of the parish of East Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, was read the third time and
finally passed, its title was adopted and it
was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
House bill No. l56. an act for the relief of
5. Leopold, of Morehouse parish, was read.
The rule by which the bill is compelled to
be considered in committee 70 the whole
was suspended and the bill considered as
being engrossed.
Under suspension Of the constitutional
rules the bill was read a third time and
finally passed, its title was adopted and it
was ordered to he sent to the Senate fer
House bill No T., an act entitled an act
70 fix the limits of the first and second tax
districts in the parish of Orleans,
and to create the eighth and ninth tax
districts. parish of Orleans; pro-
Tiding for the appointment of assessors and
collectors in such districts; providing for
heir salaries By allowing them commissions
IN collections, and directing the transfer of
he assessment rolls, books, etc., of said
districts.
The rule by which the bill is compelled to
20 considered in committee of the whole
vas suspended, and the bill considered az
being engrossed.
Under suspension Of the constitutional
ules the bill was placed on its third read
ng and final passage, its title was adopted.
md it was ordered to be sent to the Senate
or concurrence.
House bill No. SO, an act to refund to the
egister of the State land Office the amount
'aid by him for the rent of Office in 1873,
nd for which there was no appropriation
or that wear, was considered as being en-
rossed.
The constitutional rules being supeuded
he bill passed its third reading.
Mr.. Armstead moved that its furthe, con.
Iteration be indefinitely postponed
On which the yeas and nays were d.
handed, with the following result:
Yeas-Armstead, Butler, Person.
Nays - Speaker Hahn, Baker, Car
lille, Crawford. Connauglton, Cousin,
)rury, Davidson. Dewees, DeLacey, Dick
nsOn, Demas. Floyd, Guichard. Grant.
!racien, Hill of Ascension, Hill of Ouachita
lubeau, HOnOre, Hunsaker, Jourdain'
ohnson OF Caddo. johnson of De Soto
ones OF Pointe Coupee, Heating, Lane
Dwell, Levisee, Mathews of Tensas, Milon
larie, Parker, Randall, Ridgely, Richards
,oehon. Ray. Raby, Stewart, Sutton, South.
rd, Snaer, Sartain, Souer, Tyler, Triplet
homas, Wilson, Woods, Wright, Yorke-53'
Lost.
The bill was finally passed, it's title
lopted, and it was ordered to be sent to
le Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. 49, an act to authorize the
urchase of the files of the Louisiana Courier
nd to provide for the payment thereof, was
ken up.
The rule by which tho bill is compelled
} be considered in committee of the whole
as suspended. and it was considered as
oing engrossed.
The constitutional rules being suspended
10 bill was placed on its third reading and
nal passage, and it was ordered to be sent
the Senate for concurrence
On motion of Mr.. Stewart the House was
liourned until : Z. M. this day.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.