New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

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Senator atempS moved, to csll. the roll
and 70 ,Ilov saeh sseeaos - his mana VA
called, to can up two bills, .s-bsl (
SAdopts4y Draw h:si 81 estate b'sinU.
ssaater ,TwitShsu; fron The Condmitsss
on Corporations, aakSd ana obtaissd uaant
tnsos esus6at 70 maki shosfollowine sebort:
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TO Tie Honorable P1i.ideat and Aemhsp II III
Yonr Committee ON Cotpor,tions ana
Parochial Affairs having had under co..
sidsration The following bills. beg hsye to
report favofably thereon, viz: ~
HOUSE lill 20. 33o7, s set to ihcorporate
tho Security Savings Bank. %" r - I,
! House bill No. $50, n sct to revive the
charter Of the First Baptiat Church, moor
p pes1sssc ~ n .is sf tho Lse'l'turs ~
| House bill No. 260, IN not to repeal sct
No. 81, approved March &c, 1874, and to 70
ssore the original charter of the town Of
senate bin No. 1875, an act to provide for
supplying the lose of the public records
and other papers consumed by tho burning
during the month Of May, 1874. "
Respectfully subuitted. ayf
| n. H. TWlTCHRLL, Chairman.
CALL or THE ROLL.
The call of tho roll under the operation
of Senator Stamps motion began.
Senator Alexanders name Was called.
| Senator Alexander called up House bill
No. 81, entitled IN cot to adjust, regulate
and provide for the bonded debt Of tho city
of New Orleans; to authorize the exchange
of bonds Of the city Of New Orleans for
other bonds, to be issued On the plan known
- the premium bond plan; to adopt and
give legislative sanction to tho said plan,
~ set out in ordinances Mo-. $3.50 and 1888,
Administration series, Of tho city Of New
Orleans, approved on May Is and August
81, 1875; to provide . fund to meet the
semi,annusl payments Of the said bonds
known - premium bonds; to create COM
mission in the interest of creditors, and to
give said oommission the direction, control
| and management IT the semi ansuAl allot-
ments under said premium bond plan; to
limit by contract tho contracting Of debt by
the city of New Orleans; to limit taxation
for Ill purposes therein. and to give relief
to arfear taxpayers; to provide tor the OK
change of said premium bonds for other
bonds in . certain contingency. F
Senator Blunt made the point Of order
that the bill had been adopted to-day on
its second reading and was calendared for
third reading, and that tho Senate hid re-
fused to suspend the rules to place it on its
third reading. .
Tho President ruled the point not we'll
taken.
Senator Wharton made the point of order
that NO bill can finally pass on the same
day on which it is adopted on it's second
reading unless the constitutional rules are
suspended.
The President ruled the point not we'll
taken.
Senator Alexander moved that the rules
be suspended to place the bill upon its
third reading and final passage.
The constitutional rules were suspended
by four 6fths affirmative vote of the SEN
ate, and the bill was placed on its third
reading and final passage.
Senator Alexander called for the previous
question.
The main question was ordered.
On the final passage of the bill Senator
Wharton called for the yeas and nays. re-
cutting a. follows:
Yeas - Alexander, Allan, Anderson,
Eustis, George, Goode, Ola, Greene, Harper, |
Kelly, Masicot, Ogden, Pollard, Stamps,
Steven, White, Whitney, Young-22
NsyseBlunt, Breaux, Brewster, Cage, |
Grover. Herwig. -Kelso, Twitchell, Weber,
WhartOn-1Q. .. i
Absent Detiege. Landry, Robertson,
Sypher-.
The bill finally passed, its title adopted,
and notice of Concurrence WAS ordered to |
be sent to the House. s@
Senator Alexander moved to reconsider |
the vote just taken, and moved to lay that
motion on the table.
Adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The Chief Clerk of the House was an
nounced with the following message:
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES
New Orleans March 2. 1876. !
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
am directed by the House of Repreeen-
tatives of the State of Louisiana, to inform
your honorable body that the House has
concurred in the passage Of the following
Senate bills:
Senate bills No. Ia, entitled an act for
the better management of the POydras
funds in the parish of Pointe Coupee, etc.
Senate bill No. la, entitled an act to
amend sections two, three, four and five of
an an act entitled an act to grant additional
privileges to the Clinton and Port Hudson
Railroad Company, approved March Is,
1858.
Senate bill No. III, entitled an act to an
thorize the Governor of this State to APP
point . road master, who shall have charge
OF and establish toll-gates and collect toll
on the prairie between New Orleans and
the English Turn, in the parish of Plaque
mines, on the right bank Of the Mississippi
river
Senate bill No. 1885, entitled an act to re-
duoe the expenses Of tho city government
of the city of Shreveport by reducing the
+ alaries Of the mayor, city attorney and
city phyeicians; reducing the number Of
clerks and salaries Of same; also, repeating
act No. liz, approved March 9, 1862 emit
tied an act to create recorders courts in the
city of Shreveport, Louisiana, and for
other purposes. ,
Senate bill No. SO, entitled an act to
unite the State University and the Agricul-
ments.
"e'pf PETEkJ. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
Senator Landry, from the Committee on
and Elections, asked and OBJ
tained unanimous consent to make the fol-
owing report: