New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

Justice of the Supreme Court, approved
February q, 1871.
House bill No. 70, entitled an act
to amend and re'enact section $3.50
Of the Revised Statutes of the State o!
Louisiana. approved March IA, 1870.
House bill No. 81, entitled an aot to pro
vide the mode by which the several funds
in the State treasury shall be disposed.
House bill No. SO, entitled an act to in
corporate the Madison Transportation Com
pany.
House bill No. 1873, entitled an act to re-
peal an act entitled An act authorizing the
muster of the Metropolitan Police force as
part Of the militia 0. .he Stats, etc.
House bill No. 1856, entitled an act to pre-
vide money compensation. IN lieu OF sta
ticnery, to members OF the General As
Secretary Of the Senate, the Chief Clerk OF
the House Of Representatives and the COM
n.ttees 0. said houses.
House bill No Isl, entitled an act to in
corporate the Lewisburg Wharf Company.
House BIZ! No. loo, entitled an act to re
peal An act entitled an act creating a board
OF commissioners to examine and ascertain
the valid outstanding Indebtedness OF the
parish Of TerrebOnne, etc.
House bill No. l67, entitled an act to con-
fer the power to regulate the compensation
upon the respective parishes OF the State,
other than the parishes Of Orleans and jet
fersO1.
House bill No. 259, entitled an act to ex-
tend the corporate limits OF the town OF
Homer. parish Of Claiborne: to amend and
re-enact sections one, two, three, four, i've
seven, eight, nine. ten and eleven, and to
repeal sections elk and twelve OF act No.
Iii, approved March -, 1850, entitled an
~ IS in
the parish OF Claiborne, e.o
Also, to ask the Lieutenant Governor and
President of the Senate to sign enrolled bill,
relative to the levying OF police tax tor
the city 0, Shreveport. etc.
Respectfully. etc: -
Chief Clerk.
Senator Alexander offered the following
amend uent to the amendment Of Senator
Weber
All persons selling drugs or medicines
SD ali pay druggists license.
Senator Cage moved that all the amend
men.s ne laid on the tabls.
Senator Weber called for the yeas and
nays, with toe following result;
Yeas-Allain, Anderson. Breaux, Cage,
GOOde, Grover. Kelly, St1mps, Steven.
S. pner. IwitcLe--ll.
Nays - Alexander. Blum Brewster,
Burch, George. Gis, Greene. Harper, Kelso,
Landry. Maslcot, Ogden. Pollard. Weber,
White. Wh.tney-io
AUsenr-B. ack burn. Chaibourn, Detiege.
Dumont. Eust.s Herwlg. Robe, tson, Whar-
ton, Young.
And the mo1;cn to table Tas not adopted
Senator Burch offered the following pro
viso TO the amendment offered by Senator
Alexander.
Provided. that in any Of the cities or
towns in this Stat, other than Nav Or
cans. q certificate from tbs resident prac-
icing physicians Of sali city Or town, certi.
-ylCg TO rne competency OF any druEgiste,
shall be equivalent to q diploma, and fully
authorize said drCgylst or druggists to cis
Dense medicines aod I'll physicians pre-
,criptions.
The prov;so was accepted.
Senator Kelly offered tae following
That each retail. druggls: Or apothecary
hall paw lioense Of 300, and each whole
'ale druggist $500, and that all other mer-
chants dealing in drugs Or patent medicines
,ay an additional sum of $50
Senator Wharton made the point of order
hat the whole bill was out of order, because
Ill bills raising revenue, by license or
otherwise, mus. originate in the House of
The President Senator Anderson in the
,hair) ruled the point we'll taken.
Senator Blunt took an appea. from the
decision OF the Chair.
Senator Alexander called fo- the yeas and
lays, with the following result:
Yeas-Allain, Breaux. Dumont, George,
IoOde, Grover, Kelso. Kelly. Masicot, Og.
len, Stamps, Steven, Syphe-, Wharton,
Nhitney-l5
Nays-Alexander Blunt Burch, Greene,
}la, Landry, Pollard, We5er-8.
Absent-A1derson. Blackburn, Brewster,
age, Chadoeu-n. Det.eye. Eustis. Harper.
1erwig, Robertson, Iwltchell. White.
loung-l3.
And the Chair was sustained.
Senator Wharton called for tne special
rder Of the day.
Senator Whitney moved tina. 5he special
rider OF the day De postponed Until Friday
ext at P NJ
S nator Blunt called for the yeas and
lays with the following result.
Yeas-A'la.n, Anderson, Braaux, Brew
ter, Burch, Cage Dum,nt, George, Gle
Greene, Harper, kelso. Landry, Masico5,
)gden, Stamps, Steven. Sypher, Twltchell
Weber, Wharton. Whi.aey-22
Nays-Biunt, Goode, Grov-sspKeliv-4
Observation-Disclosures. Blackburn, Cead.
ourn, Detisg,, E1stis, He.wig, Pollard,
robertson, ute, Youns-l0
And the n ton to postpone was adopted
Senator Whitney called up the report Of
be Committt On Public Education on SEN
te bill No Gf;
o the Honor;. lie esident and Members OF the
Senate:
Your Com mi.tee on Public Education beg
cave to rep that they have had under
consideration. senate bill No. 66. entitled an
ct TO Authorize the school board of the
arlsh OF Tel sas 10 sell at public auction,
0 the high st bidder, IN said parish, and
eport favoi.b bly, and recommend it's pass
Q. 4. BREWSTER, Chairman.
On the call # Senator Pollard the Senate
rent into executive session.
The executive session having been raised,
n a call of the roll! the following Senators
answered to :aeir names
Present-M- ssrs. Alexander, Allan, Blunt,
'reaux, Bre nster, Burch. George, Goode,
fla, Grover, Harper Herwig. Keiso, Kelly, |
olla,d, Robertson. Sypher, Weber, White,
Fhitney, Young-2l.
Absent-Messrs. Anderson, Blackburn,
age, Chadbourn, Detiege, DEmont, Eustis,
ireene, Landry, Mes:cat, Ogd-E, Stamps,
tie Won, 1witchell, Wharton--l5.
On molten OF Senator Whitney the report
the committee was adopted.
Senator Blunt moved to postpone the fur |
Der consideration Of the bill until Monday
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