New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-09

suspended and the bill was read and put
on it's final passage.
Mr.. Demas called for the yeas and nays,
which resulted - follows:
Yeas-Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt, Bayley,
Csrm0uche, Carlose, Dupre, DeBlanc, Du-
gae, Delhommer, Dunn, Edwards Of Tan
gipahoa, Edwards of Richland, Elliot, Gui-
chard, Gilmore, Hahn, Hammond, Jeffrles,
Jourdain, johnson of Lafourche, Koontz,
Kummel. Keeting, Kelly, Kidd, Luckett,
Lowell, Levisee, Maginnis, Meredith,
Mitchell, Matthews of Franklin, M9rreil,
Mcclellan. McAlpine, Msgee, N1nez,
Pascal, Pipes, Richardson; Ridgely. Ray,
Raby, Smith, Self, Sartain, Seeman, S,bllskl'
Schenck. Stafford. Scales, SCHUYLER, Thomas,
Walker, Wilt, Wilson, Woods of Ouschita,
Woods of West Baton Rouge, Walters,
Wells, Webb, Young-6S.
Nays-Butler, Carville, Demas, Gracien,
Hill Of Ascension, Hill Of Ouachita, Jones
of Pointe Coupee, Matthews of Tensas,
Stewart-9.
The bill passed and its title was adopted.
Mr.. Lowell moved to reconsider the vote
just given.
And on motion of the same member, the
motion to reconsider was ordered to lie on
the table.
House bill No. 2S6, substitute for House
bill No. 81, an act relative to the office OF
master and wardens of the port of New
Orleans, and to repeal section 22l7 OF the
Revised Statates of Louisiana, and to abol-
ish the charge of % for rendering their ser
vices to seagoing vessels.
Reported favorably as substitute by Ju-
dietary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Young, the report was
adopted.
The bill underwent its several readings.
under a suspension of the rules, and finally
passed, and its title was adopted.
House bill No. 269, substitute for House
bill No. 81, an act to amend and re-enact
section sixty nine Of act No. AZ of the Legis-
lsture of the State Of 1871.
On motion of Mr.. Demas, the report Of
the committee was adopted.
The bill underwent its several readings
anc passed.
House bill No 26O. entitled an act to re-
peal act No. 81, approved March %, 1874.
and to restore the original charter Of the
town of Bayou Sara.
Reported by the Committee on Corpora
tions. to whom was referred the memorial
of the citizens of the town of Bayou Sara.
On motion of Mr.. Wilt the report was
adopted.
The bill, under suspension of the rules,
underwent its several readings and finally
passed, and its title was adopted.
House bill No. 1877, an act to punish GER
| tain acts, to declare the same misdemean-
ors. to protect the inhabitants of towns and
cities in their rights of way, and to prevent
the encroaohment of railway companies.
The Committee on Judiciary having sub
mitted an adverse report on this bill, on
motion of Mr.. Hammond it was ordered to
be recommitted to the Judiciary Committee
| House bill No. 2l5 an act for the relief OF
Aaron Hill, sheriff of the parish of Ascen
sion, reported upon unfavorably by the
| Committee On Claims.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, Of Ascension, i,
was amended 80 as to read ninety-nine dol
lars instead of 500.
1 .
was ordered to be re-committed to the Com
mittee on Claims.
House bill No. 229, an act to incorporate
the city of Natchitoches and provide fol
the government of the same reported OF
favorably by the Committee on Corpora
lions.
Mr.. Rsby moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill.
Upon which motion Mr.. Demas called TO
the yeas and nays, which resulted as fol
lows:
Yeas-Butler, Baker. Carville, Cousin
Devices Dickinson, Demas. Guichard, IRA
Glen. Hill of Ascension, Hubeau, Hill
Ouachita, Honore, Jeurdain. johnson o
Caddo. Jones of Pointe Coupee, Keeting
Keyee. Lane, Murrell, Matthews OF T-nsas
Parker Piles, Randall, Ridgely, Ray. Raby
Sartain, Souer, Stewart, Thomas, Wilson
Woods OF Ouachits, Woods of West Batol
Rouge, Young-35.
Nays-Aldige, Booth. Byrne, Bayiey
Batter. Bower, Beasley, Collins, Carloss
Dnnre. DeBlanc, Dugas, Durr, Delhommel
Edwards of Richland, Edwards of Tangi
pahoa. Elliott, Gilmore, Hall, Hammond
Hahn, J-ffries, johnson Of Lafourche
Koontz. Kummel, Kelly, Kidd, Lucket'
Maoinnis. Meredith, Mitchell, Matthews Q
Franklin, Martin, Mcclellan, McAlpint
Maeee. Nunez, Pascal, Pipes, Richardson
Roman, Smith. Self, Seeman, Sl6iisk
Schenck. Scales, Schiller. VOORHEES,. walker
Wilt, Walters, Wells. Webb-54.
The motion to indefinitely postpone wa
lost.
On motion of Mr.. Jeffries, the bill va
considered engrossed, and the same men
Der moved a suspension of the rules to plae
the bill on it's third reading, upon whic
motion Mr.. Sartin called the yeas and nay
which resulted as follows:
Yeas-Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Bayle.
Rlaffer. Bower, Beasley, Collins, Carlos
DeBlanc, Dugas, Durr, Dunn, Edwards
Tangipahoa. Edwards of Richland, Elliot
Gilmore. Hall, Jeffries, johnson OF Ii
fourche, Koontz, Kummel, Kelly, Md
Luckett. Maginnis, Meredith, Mitchell, M
Collam, McAlpine, Magee, Pascal, Pipe
Roman, Richardson, Smith, Self, Seaman
, Sibilski, Schenck, Scales, Schiller, Vo0rhie
Walker, Wilt, Walters, Wells "eo'
Young-49. -,
Nays-Armstead. Butler, Baker, Carvill
Cousin, Devices, Dickinson, Demas gu
chsrd. Gracien, Hill of Ascension, Hah
, Hubeau. Hill of Ouachita. Honore, Jou
8 dain. johnson of Cadd0, Jones of Poln
!. Coupee, Heating, Reyes, Lane, Mnrrel
t Matthews of Tensas, Piles, Randall, Ridg
. ". Ray, Raby. Sartain, Stewart, Ihom ON
Wilson, Woods of Ouachita, Woods OF we
Baton Rouge-3f.
And the rules were not suspended, ar
q the bill was ordered to be placed on 6
calendar.
q Mr.. Young, from the Committee on JUDI
ary. to whom was referred the address