New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10
Mr.. Martin:

| An act to fix the terms of the district
court in the Sixteenth judicial District, etc.
| Mr.. Elliott:
! An act to regulate and protect the oyster
and other fisheries within the territorial
| limits Of the State of Louisiana; creating
| the office Of STATE commissioner Of fish and
fisheries for the State Of Louisiana; defining
his duties, ard providing for penalties for
| the violations Of the provisions Of tbs act.
| Mr.. Kidd:
| An &C. 20 repeal act No. 81 of the acts of
the regular session of 1870, entitled an act
providing for the appointment of public
administrators. and defining the duties of
the same; abolishing the Office of public ad-
ministrator, and providing for the ee.:le
nent OF saccessions row under adm;nis-ra-
| ton By public administrators, and prescsib-
| ing the bond to De given by administrators
| of vacant and in;essa.e SUGGESTIONS.
Mr.. Billu:
An act 20 incorporate Protector Fire
Company No. ?, of the town OF Thibodaux,
parish Of Lafourche; to provide for the or
ganization ard government of the came,
| and exempring from jury and militia duty
the members thereof.
Both Of which bills were ordered to be re-
ferred to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr.. B:liiu
An act TO repeal an act entitled al act 20
provide for tie collection of judgments
| against the several parishes of this State,
approved March g. 1863
Which bill was ordered to be referred TO
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. B l.;u:
An act 10 incorporate the Fire Depart
| menc Of the town of Thibodaux. parish of
| Latourche; to provide for the organization
and government: Of the same, and exempt
| ing from jury and militia duty the members
| thereof; defining the fire limits of the town
| Of Tnibodaux, and granting to the fire &C.
| par:ment the right to Issue charters.
Which bill was ordered to be referred 20
! the Committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Milon:
An act to provide for an additional justice
| Of the peace and constable in and for ward
number twelve, in the parish OF Plaque
| mines, in this State.
All Of which bills were ordered to be re-
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Bayley:
An act to provide for the free vending or
sale Of fruits and vegetables from wagons
or otherwise, in the streets of New Orleans,
by the producers thereof.
| Which bill was ordered to be referred %
the selec. committee on city affairs.
Mr.. Ray:
| An ac. 70 -epea! an act entitled an act
relative TO the unlicensed sale OF lottery
tickets in -he city OF New Orleans, and coz
| ferring upon the police courts power TO sup
press the same; 20 forbid the sale Of lottery
tickets within the State of Louisiana, ard
to provide penalties therefor.
! Which was referred to the Committee On
| Corporations.
| Mr. Ray:
| An &C. 10 repeal act No. % of the session
| of 1868, entitled an act to increase tie
revenues OF the State, and to authorize the
| incorporation Of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and to repeal certain acts
now in force; to forbid the sale Of lottery
tickets within the State of Louisiana ard
to provide penalties therefor.
The same member moved the reference of
this bill to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Murrell moved the indefinite pest
ponement Of the bill
Upon which motion Mr.. Walker called
for the yeas and nays, which resulted as
follows:
Yeas-Dewees, Demas, GuicharG, Mr.
rell Mathews of Tensas, Souri,.
Nays-Boorh, Byrne, Burkhardt. Baylev.
Blaffer. Bower. Butler. Bessley, Billiu, Cal
vile. Collins, Carmouche, Cousin, Carloss,
Dapre, DeBlanc, Dugas Durr, Delhomme-.
Dunn, Edwards of Tangipahoa, Edwards
of Richland, Elliott, Gracien, Gilmore, Hell,
of Ascension, Hill of Ouachita, Hammond,
Jettree. Jcurdain, johnson of CaGo, John
son of Lafourche. Jones of Lincoln, Jones of
Poinre Coupee, Koontz, Kummel, Keeting,
Kidd Lowell Maginnis, Meredith, Martin,
Milcn, Mcclellan, McAlpine, Msgee. Nunez,
Pascal Piles, Richardson, Randall, Ridgely,
Ray, Smith. Self, Sartain, Seeman, Sibilski,
Schenck, Scales. Schiller. Thomas, Walker,
Witt, Wilson, Woods of Ouachiss, Walters,
Wells, Webb, Young-7O.
The House refused to postpone the bill.
Mr.. Walker moved to suspend the rules
to place the bill on it's third reading, win a
view to its final passage.
Mr.. Souer rose to point of order: That
motion OF reference has precedence TO a
motion to pass the bill finally, which po:rt
of order was sustained by the chair.
Mr.. Walker moved to lay the motion Of
reference on the table, and upon that
motion he called for the yeas and nays,
! u-hi rosr1<eI fn1lows
Yeas-Aldige, Booth. Byrne, Burkha-d.,
Bavley, Bower. Beasiey, Billiu, Carviile,
Collins. Carmouche, Cousin, Carlose, De-
Blanc. Dugas. Delhommer, Dunn, Edwards
of Tangpahoa, Edwards of Richlaud,
Elliott, Gracien, Gilmore, Hammond, Je;-
fries Jourdain, johnson Of Caddo. Koon.z,
Magee, Nunez, Pascal, Piles, Roman,
Richardson, Ray, Smith, Sels, Seemsn,
S'hilski. Schenck, Stafford, Scales, Schuler,
VOORHEES,, Walker, Wilt, Wells, WOODS of
Ouachita. Young-52.
Nays-Blafier, Butter, Dupre, DUR.
Devices, Demas, Guichard, Hahn, Hill of
Ascension, Hubeau. Hill of Ouachi,a. Ho-
more johnson of Lafourche, Jones of Pointe
Coupee, Keeting, Kelly, Lane, Lowell,
Meredith, Mitchell. Martin, Murrell, M;lon.
Matthews of Tensas, Parker, Sartaic. Souer,
Rouge, Webb-3l.
The motion of reference did not prevail.
Mr.. G1ichard moved to adjourn, and
upon tina. motion he called for the yeas and
nays which resulted as follows:
Yeas-Dewees, Demas, Guichard. Mu.-
rell, MiloH, Matthews of Tensas, Souer,
Woods of West Baton Rouge-S.
| Naye-Aidige Booth Byrne BurkharCt