New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-18

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On motion Of Mr.. Young the adverse re-
port of the committee wss adopted and thia
bill was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 1870, IN act to appropriate
$4,000, or 90 much thereof as may be neces
sary, to clean out Bayou Mccall, in the
parish Of Ascension.
On motion of Nj. Booth the adverse re-
port Of the committee was adopted, and
the bill was in definitely postponed.
House bill No. 1877, an act to punish certain
acts. to declare the same misdemeanors, to
protect the inhabitants of towns and cities
in their rights of way, and to prevent the
encroachments of railway companies.
On motion of Mr. Hahn this bill was re-
ferred to the Committee of City Affairs.
House bill No. 2O3, an act to incorporate
the town of Ouachita City. in the parish Of
Union, etc.
On motion of Mr.. Smith the report of the
committee, with the following amendments
we're adopted:
Add the following words to the title OF
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officers, to define their powers and duties
and to provide for the government of the
same"
Strike ont all of section six.
On motion of the same member, under a
suspension Of the rules, this bill underwent
its several readings and it passed, and the
title was adopted a. amended.
House bill No. ia. joint resolution au-
thoriziDg the instructing the Secretary of
State to provide 500 copies of the Revised
Statutes of the State of Louisiana for the
various State officers.
| On motion Of Mr.. Ray the adverse report
Of the committee was adopted, and this bill
was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. l26, an act providing the
manner and form OF sheriff. and coroners
sales, and prescribing the time therefor.
On motion o, Mr.. Bllliu the adverse report
of the committee was adopted, and the bill
was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. l27, entitled an act to
regulate the the manner ct proceedings of
tax collectors in the sales of property seized
for taxes.
House bill No. 2l9, an act to require the
State Treasurer and the Auditor of Public
Accounts of the State Of Louisiana to make
. separate account of the annual appropri-
atoms OF the General Assembly of the State
OF Louisiana for the payment of the salaries
OF the Judges of the Supreme, diatrict and
parish courts of the State, and also of the
salaries of the reporter Of the decisions of
the Supreme Court, the Attorney General
and the several district attorneys in and for
the State of Louisiana, and to keep it sep
arate, to be known and designated by said
Treasurer and Auditor on their books as the
judiciary fund.
On motion of Mr. Atdige the rules were
suspended. this bill underwent it's second
and third readings and passed, and the
title adopted.
House bill No. 22l, an act to amend Sec
lions fifteen and sixteen of an act entitled
an act to incorporate the Arkansas and |
Delta Railroad Compsn ny, and. granting aid |
to the same, No. LOG, published without the |
Governors signature of approval in the |
volume OF acts passed by the General As |
Sc mbly of the State Of Louisiana for 1871.
On motion Of Mr.. Bsyley the rules were I
suspended, this bill underwent it's second
aud third readings and passed, and the
title adopted.
House bill No. 223, an act to amend and !
e-enact sectit one of an act entitled an
act to repeal and reenact sections 2lSO.
2l87 and 2l88 of the Revised Statutes of thu |
State of Louisiana.
On motion Of MIR. Bower, the rules were
this bill underwent its ..cona
and third rea:.i.pa. and passed.
House bin No, 227, an act to change the
aatna of Thomse Jefferson Mounce.
On motion of Mr.. Young the rules were
this bill underwent its second
and third readings and passed, and title
ldopted.
House bill No. 234, an act to amend and
q enact section eight of act No. IL,
# the session of 1872, approved February
Is, 1879.
On motion of Mr. Booth this bill was in
postponed
House bill No. 235, an act to regulate the
lss essment of taxes on the barren lands of
he State.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, of Ouachita, this
ill was ordered to lie over.
House bill No. 249, an act to incorporate
he New Orleans ard Milneburg Railway
Company, reported favorably with amend
nents.
Mr. Bayley, on behalf Of the committee,
sked leave to substitute an amendment
or the one reported with the bill, as toll
owe:
And be it further provided, That the mu-
licipal ufhOri'ies Of the city Of New Or
cans shall have power and authority to |
make such g ipulatiGns in regard to the |
instruction ami Arguments, and establish
uch regulations in regard to the operation
# said road when completed, as said mum
ii pal authorities may deem necessary to |
uard and protect the public inter ests; and
UGH stipulatiOns end r. guldfi0ns, VIII. go
Dade, shall be as binding upon the said New
orleans and Milne burg Railroad Company
q if the same formed and constituted
art of this act; and provided further, that
he rights and franchises granted herein
hall BIZ subj.c to the approval and ratiti-
alton If the municipal authorities of the
ity Of New Orleans.
On motion of Mr.. asley the report of
he committee was received and the amend
Ut mt was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Bay ley the section was
dOpted as ameDd,d
The bill was then adopted as whole.
On motion of Mr.. Bsyley the bill was CON
dered engrossed.
The rules we're suspended, it was read