New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11
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=. ..1.tiou of all parishes and municipali-
20, throuyhout the State, giving relief to
20, psyers. and appointing board to ex-
80 outstanding claims, and repeating all
lass in conflict Herewith.
a, motion Of Mr.. Jeffries this bill was
ado the special order of the day for to-
morrow.
Mr. Witt called up House bill No. 1913.
-hch was reported upon favorsbly by sub
..;tpte No. 327. entitled an act to regulate
and nroyide for the bonded debt Of the city
- New Orleans; to authorize the exchange
Al bonds o. the city of New Orleans for
n,,.r bonds to be Issued on the plan known
a. the premium bond plan: to adopt and
,ve legislative sanction to the said plan, as
a. on, iu ordinances Nos. 3l30 and 1898, Ad-
minstrative series Of the city of New Or
leans. approved on May 25 and August 81,
1875, to provide fund to meet the semi
annual payments Of the said bonds known
a premium bonds; TO create commission
n the interest Of creditors. and to give said
commission the direction, control and man
sgement Of the ssmiannua! allottments I'M
der said premium bond plan; to limit by
contract the contracting of debt by the city
of New Orleans; to limit taxation for all
ourposes therein, and to give relief to arrear
Itaxpayers; to provide for the exchange Of
LAID premium bonds for other bonds in
Icertain contingency.
On motion of Mr.. Wilt the report was
adopted.
Under a suspension of the rules the bill
underwent its several readings and finally
passed ami its title was adopted.
Mr.. Lowell moved to reconsider the vote
inst had. and on notion Of Mr.. Wiltz the
motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBER, I
New Orleans. February TO- 1876
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
house OF Representatives.:
lam directed by the Senate to ask the
concurrence OF your honorable body in the
massage OF the following bills. VIZ:
Senate bill No. %, an act to incorporate
the Catholic Mutual Benevolent anu Aid
Asso,:atlon of Baton Rouge.
Senate bill NJ. %, entitled an act to
amend an act relative to the organization o!
the board of police fo- the town of Ope-
lousas, passed March Is, 1866.
Ssnats bill No. 81, entitled an act to
amend and re.enaot article SIS OF the Code
Senate bill No. 81, entitled an act to
amend and rs.enact article 3oi2 OF the he
yised Civil Code.
Senate bill No. "a, entitled an act to re-
neal section eleven of act No. 81, entitled
An act to amend and re-enact sections one,
two. three, seven and the ninth paragraph
Of section nine. to add a twenty-hrst para
raph to section nine. and to amend and
re-enact sec lions nineteen, twenty-One and
twenty.eign. of al act entitled an act to IL
corporate the city of Monroe.
Senate bill No. 80, substitute for Sanat,
hills Nos ami II, entitled an act to amend
and re-enac. article lob OF the Code o
Practice
Senat. bill No "a, an act for the relief Q
the minor heirs OF Z. {. Hart, deceased
late of the parish Of Caddo; to reduce thei
tax assessments OF 1919 anu lo' T. ano
remit penalties.
P. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary OF the Senate.
ORDER OF THE DAY-BILLs on THEIR THIR
READING.
House BIZ. No 229, an act to incorpora.
the city Of Na.caitoches, and provide fd
the government of the same. was read
third time: AID on motion of Mr.. Jetfrles
finally passed, and the title Was adopted.
BILLS oS THEIR SECOND READING.
House bill No. IS, an act to provide II
the inspection and designation OF coal o.
and Illuminating oils or fluids, derive
wholly or in part, from coal or petroleum
TO regulate the sale or disposition OF II
same; to prohibit the sale or disposition
illuminating oils Or fluids dangerous to Il!
and property and to prescribe penalties Il
violations of this act, under went Its secon
reading.
On Motion of Mr.. Seemsn the rules wer
suspeuied. and the bill underwent It's tnl'
reading, and finally passed and title adol
ed.
House bill No. 70, an act to establish
institution COR the instruction OF the DIN
in New Orleans, was reported favorao!y
the Committee on Charitable and PUP
Institutions.
Which report was adopted.
The bill under went its second residing
On motion o. Mr. Walker, the rules We
suspended. and the bill underwent its TIL
reading and passed, and the title "
adopted.
| House bill No 3d. al act to remit pen
ties TO delinquent taxpayers
Reported upon untavorably oy the co
Mittee.
Mr.. Matthews. of Tensas, moved 10
definitely postpone this bull.
Which motion was lost
Mr.. Edwards, of Tangipahoa, moved
amend the first section by striking OUT
word November" and inserting IN Ii
thereof December, 1876"
Mr.. Matthews moved to lay the ame'
ment on tae table, which was lost ana
amendment was adopted.
The bill was then adopted on It's seco
reading, as amended.
On motion of Mr.. Byrne the rules "
suspended and the bill underwent us IN
reading.
And on its final passage, Mr. Matthe
called the yeas and nays, which resulted
follows, to wit:
Yeas-Booth. Byrne. Bayley, BOW
Baker, Billiu, Collins, Carmouche, Carr:
| DeBIanc, Devices, Dune, Edwards OF nj
land, Edwards of Tangipahoa, Gllme
Hammond, Jetfries. Joucdain, johnson
Lafourche, KOontz. Kummel, keetl
Kidd. Lowell, Levisee, Lafargue, Maglnnl
Meredith Mitchell, Milon, Mcclellan, I
cal PIPES, Roman, Ridgely, Smith. 5
Sseman. Sibilski, Schenck, Sta afford, Sea
Scbnler' Thomas, Walker, Wilson, Wo