New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

| Parker, Pierscn, Pipes. Roman, Richard
son, Ridsely, Ray. Smith, Sutton, Self
Souer, Seaman, Schenck. Stafford. Stewart
Scales, VOORHEES,, Vidrine, Walker, Wilt
Wells, Webb, Yorke-C0.
And the motion to refer was lost.
Mr.. Hall in the chair.
The motion recurring on the motion Il
adopt, Mr.. Bower moved to refer the reso
luton to a SPECIAL committee of five, witt
instructions to report as soon as possible.
| Mr.. Matthews. Of Tensas, called for The
previous question.
| Carried.
Mr.. Matthews moved the resolution be
referred to the special committee.
Carried
| INTRODUCTION o. BILLS
BY Mr.. Murreil:
House bill No. SO, entitled an act to iEcor-
porate the town of Delta, in the parish OF
Madison. and to repeal all laws in conflict
with this act.
PASSED. its frat and second readings, and
| was referred to the Committee on Corpora
| tons.
Mr.. Ray gave notice that he would at
some future day introduce the following
bill entitled an act to abolish the Superior
District Court of Orleans.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, moved for a
sus pension Of the rules to receive the report
of the Committee On Ways and Means
Carried
Mr. Jetfries. chairman Of the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported favorably on
Honse bill No. Is, entitled an act making an
appropriation Of $4,000 out of the general
funds in the State treasury during the year
1875, for the mileage and per diem of mem
bers, salaries of officers and employees, and
cont ngent expenses Of the General Assem-.
bly, OF Louisiana for the extra session of.
1885, directing the Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts to issue warrants to the chairman of
the Co mmittee on Contingent Expenses of
the Ho use, and the chairman of the Com
mittee on Auditing and Supervising the
Accounts Of the Senate. on the Treasurer;
and making such warrants receivable Tor
licenses; directing the Treasurer of the
State to receive such warrants in settlement
with tax collectors, and to provide for the
disbu rsement Of the amount appropriated,
by substitute.
The report was received and adopted.
Mr.. Matthews. OF Tensas, moved to take |
up House bill No. 100, entitled an act max |
ing an appropriation of sll7, 760 out Of the |
general funds in the State treasury during |
the year 1875 for the mileage and per diem |
Of me mbers, salaries of officers and en-
pioyes and contingent expenses of the |
General Assembly of Louisiana, Tor the |
extra session Of 1875, for mileage and per
lem of members and contestants of the
'egular and extra session Of 1875, directing
he Au ditOr of Public Accounts to issue
to the chairman Of the Contingent
expense Of the House and the chairman of
he Auditing and Supervising Accounts of
he Senate on the Treasurer, and making
ucn warrants receivable for licenses;
Erecting the Treasurer Of the State to re.
Give such warrants in settlement with tax
ELECTORS. and to provide for the disburse-
lent of the amount appropriated, substi-
tie for House bill No IS
Carried.
On motion of NJ. Matthews. of Tensas,
lie bill passed its first reading, and under .
suspe nsion of the rules passed its second {
,ading.
On motion OF Mr. Murrell, of Madison,
e House resolved itself into committee
the whole to take into consideration ]
ouse bill No 100 q
Carried.
The Speaker called M Matthews, of I
ensas, to the chair.
The Speaker resumed the chair 8
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, chairman Of the
mmittee of the whole. reported that they i,
ID had House bill No. 100, entitled the +
BILL under consideration, L
d that the committee recommended its E
ssage by the House Z
Mr.. Murrell moved the adoption of the a
port OF the committee Of the whole, and
lied for the previous question. ii
The previous question was ordered. 4
Mr.. Hall, of Orleans, in the chair.l 5
The report of the committee of the whole >
s adopted
The bill was considered engrossed. and
der suspension of the rules, passed it's =
I'd eading, was adopted by its title, was &
Ally passed, and ordered to be sent to 4
Senate for concurrence.
he Chair announced the following com.
tee to investigate the contingent ex- r,
1898 OF the regular session of 1873: ;.
pre-, Kelly and Yorke.
he re port of the Insane Asylum was re- d;
red and referred to the Committee on sc
irritable Institutions. sc
II. Pierson introduced the following W W
olution: az
'esolred. That the chairman Of the Com ds
tee on Contingent Licenses of tie House ne
a nd he is hereby required to issue til
C her for $15 to the reporters represent II
the Picayune, Bulletin, Times. Bee, co
ii sianiau, Republican and German Ga sh
. joi
r. Billieu introduced House bill No IOl
tied an act to amend section ftty.one
he Revised Statutes of Louisiana. %,
assed its first and second readings To-
r. Pierson moved it be considered On. Jos
sed. Te
Irried. an
,der suspension of the rules it passed Ha
h.rd reading, was adopted by its title, vi,