New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02


the same" approved July ). 1872.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended
the bill was read second time and con
sldered as being engrossed.
Under further suspension Of the con
stitutional rules, the bill was placed on it
third reading and final passage. its It'll,
adopted. and it was ordered to be sent Il
the Senate for concurrence.
| Mr.. Pierson moved to reconsider the yot,
whereby the bill was finally passed, ant
also moved to lay the motion 30 reconsider
! on the table.
| Carried.
Mr.. Heating, OF Caddo, in the chair.l
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
The following messages were received:
SENATE CHAMBER, !
Kew Orleans, March l. 1875. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has passed an act
making appropriation for the purchase Of a
State House. etc, the Governors objections
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Respectfully,
p. Z. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans March /, 1875. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
house OF Representatives:
am directed by the Senate to ask the
concurrence of your honorable body in the
passage Of the following bills:
Senate bill No. Co. relative to Chris T.
Estlin.
Senate bill No. ST. relative 10 the town Of
st. Mary.
Senate bill No. 100, relative to relief of
Mrs. Webster Long.
Senate bill No. l45, relative 10 civil
rights.
Respectfully,
P. Z. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Claims submitted the
following report, which was received and
adopted, and the bills referred 10 were
placed OF the calendar:
Committee or CLAIMS
New Orleans, February q, 1873. :
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives,:
Your committee, to whom was referred
House bill No. l56, entitled an act for the
relief of ;. Leopold, OF Morehouse parish;
also. House bill No. li6, entitled an act for
the relief Of John Case, of East Baton
ltOuge, would report back the same. re-
their passage
j. ROSS STEWART, Chairman.
The same committee submitted the fol-
lowing report, which was received and
adopted:
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS
New Orleans, February q, 1873.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
Your committee having had under con.
House bill No. AS, an act entitled |
IN act making an appropriation to REIN !
purse Alexander S. Landry for loss sus- |
aimed on levee bonds received for building |
eyee in the parish Of Ascension in the wear |
Sol, have the honor to report that they |
AVE carefully examined the same, and |
would offer substitute, and recommend |
hat it receive the favorable consideration
# this House.
j. ROSS STEWART. Chairman.
House bill No. l65, substitute for House
ill No. ll5, an act making an appropriation
0 A. S. Landry, of the parish of Ascension,
louisiana; TO reimburse him for loss on
evee bonds in the year 1867; the duties of
he Auditor, and making said appropriation
bligatcry on the funding board to fund
aid warrants, was placed or second reading
nd calendareG.
The Committee On Claims submitted the
blowing report. which was received and
iopted, and the bills referred to were
laced on tie calendar
COMMITTEE on CLAIMS } |
New Orleans, February "A, 1873, ! |
o the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the !
House OF Representatives:
Your committee having had under con-
deration House bill No. Ill, entitled an
It for the relief Of James koppen, would
ate that his claim s a just and equitable
le, and in the opinion Of your committee !
would be dishonorable to repudiate or
IT make provision for the payment of the
me. which is for provisions and groceries n
finished the militia in 1873, while ordered
1t on duty.
Your committee would recommend that !
e bill pass.
j. ROSS STEWART, Chairman.
The same committee submitted the follow I
g report, which was received and adopted G
ID the bill referred to was calendared:
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS q
New Orleans, February "a 1875. 5 "
the Honorable Speaker and Members of the | =
mouse o. representatives: |
Your committee have made investigation Il
tn reference to House bill No. 1876, en- a
led an act for the relief of T. +. Butiiug. a
4, b. Duchein and Philip Machet of the !,
IRISH of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, =
d would recommend that inasmuch as s.
, State failed to make good any title to | s.
, purchase for which said parties paid the "
ate the amount they claim, we would re. =;
the passage of the bill and that ~
, money be refunded to them as provided a
in the bill. Il
j. ROSS STEWART, Chairman. g. g
The Committee on Judiciary submitted re
J following report, which was received | al
] adopted:
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY | u
New Orleans, March ], 1878. s |
the Honorable Speaker and Members of the | W
House OF Representatives,
Jour committee have had under consid a
ton the following bills, and recommend
IT passage, to wit: m
senate bill No. l2G being an act to repeal p;
tons 1860 and 1861 of the Revised
tutes of $50, and for other purposes. tt
Ilso, House hill No. 10, joint resolution az
Increase the salary of the keeper of the M
te House from 5000 to $1,000 per annum. of
ESQ, House bill No. l49, being an act il
horizing the police jury of the parish of tn
Bernard to issue bonds for certain pur.
es, and to levy tax for redemption of 81
ne, and to pay the interest thereon. CO
lso, House bill No. 49, being an act to
horize the police jury of the parish of nc
nte Coupee TO issue bonds or promissory OF
es and to provide for their payment. and
losing penalty on persons violating W.
act. co
especially submitted. fo
CHARLES w. LOWELL, FRI
Chairman. Sc
enate bill Nc. l2G, reported by the CON- m
tee, passed its second reading.