New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

ICY, 0laner. bower, Dutlor: 6eaeley,
ess bap Sef pss.no pse.s
DUR, Deihommer, Edwards Of Tangpahoa,
Edwards of Richlsnd, Elliott, Guichard,
Gracien, Gilmore, Hall, Hahn, Hubeau,
Honore, Hammond. Jeffries, Jourdain,
johnson Of Caddo, Jones of Pointe Coupee,
Koontz, Kummel, Kelly, Reyes, Luckett,
Levisee. Msginnie, Meredith, Mitchell, Mat
thews OF Franklin, Murrell, Milon, Mat
Nunez, Pascal, Parker, Piles. Richardson,
Roman, Self, Smear, Souer, Sibllski, Schenck,
Stafford, Scales, Schiller, Thomas, VOORHEES,,
Vidrine, Walker, Wilt, Woods OF West
Baton Rouge, Woods of Ouachita, Walters,
Webb, Yorke, Young-76.
Nsys-Armstead, Billiu, Davidson, Hill
of Ascension, Hill Of Ouachits, Hunssker,
Lane, Ridgely, Ray, Raby, Sartain, Stewart,
Wilson'S.
So two.thirds Of the members elected to
the House voting in the affirmative, the
amendment was adopted.
Amendment No. 4-The Governor shall
receive a salary of six thousand dollars
annually, payable quarterly on mis- own
warrant.
On the adoption of the amendment the
Speaker ordered the yeas and nays to be
called, which resulted a. follows:
Yeas-Spesker Estilette, and Messrs
Aldige, Armstead, Booth, Byrne, Burk-
hardt, Bayley, Blaffer, Bower, Butler,
Beasley, Biliiu, Csrville, Collins, Car
mouche, Cousin, Dupre, Dunn. DUR,
Davidson, Devices, Dickinson, Delhommer,
land, Elliott, Guichard. Gracien, Gilmore,
Hall. Hahn, Hubeau, Hill of Ouachits,
Honore, Hammond. Jeffries, johnson Of
Caddo, Jones of POinte C0upee, ko0Ontz,
Kumnal, Keyes, Lane, Luckett, Levisee.
Maginnis, Meredith, Mitchell, Matthews Of
Franklin. Murrell, Milon, Matthews of
Tensae, Mcclellan, MoAlpine, Nunez, Pas
Ray, Raby, Smith, Self, Snaer, Souer, Sibil-
ski, Schenck, Stafford. Stewart, Scales,
Schiller, Thomas, VOORHEES,, Nidrine.
Walker, Wilt. Wilson, Woods of West
Baton Rouge, Woods of Ouachita, Walters,
Wells, Webb, Yorke, Young-S5.
Nays-Hill of Ascension, Sartain-2.
Amendment No. 5-No fees nor per-
ouisites of office shall be allowed to or re-
ceived by the Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney
General or by district attorneys.
And on the adoption of the amendment
the Speaker ordered the yeas and nays to
be called, which resulted as follows, to wit:
Yeas-Speaker Estilette, and Messrs.
Aldige, Armstead, Booth, Byrne, Burk-
hsrdt, BAyley, Bower. Butler, Beas-
lev. Billiu, Csrville. Collins, Carmouche,
Carioss, Dupre, DeBlanc, Dunn, DUR, Ds-
wilson, Devices, Dickinson, Delhommer,
Edwards of Tangipahoa, Edwards OF Rich
land, Elliott, Guichard, Gracien, Gilmore,
Hammond, Jeffries, JOurdain, johnson of
Caddo, Jones of Pointe Coupee, koontz,
Kummel, Keyes, Luckett. Lowell, Msgin:
mis-, Meredith, Mitchell, Matthews of
Franklin. Murrell. Milon, Mcclellan. Nc
Alpine, Nunez, Pascal, Piles, Richardson,
Ridgely, Ray, Raby, Smith: Self. Snaer'
Souer, Sibilski. Schenck, Stafford, Stewart,
Scales, Schiller, Thomas. Voorhies, Vidrine,
Walker, Wilt, Wilson, Woods of Ouachita,
Woods Of West Baton Rouge. Walters,
Webb, Yorke. Young-80.
Nsvs-Hill of Asce nsion. Hunsaker, Lev
isee, Matthews of Tensae, Parker, Sar-
tain-6.
Senate bill No. ITO, an act requiring the
Auditor of Public Accounts TO issue war
rants in favor of constitutional officers, etc.
On motion of Mr.. Matthews this bill IN
derwent it's several readings. and was con-
Cured in.
Senate bill No. 1903, an act to increase the
revenues of the State: to encourage the Gull
tivation of the soil, and to provide the re-
mission of penalties on taxes. etc.
On motion of Mr.. Estilette this bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Walker moved Q suspension OF the
rules to take up Senate bill No. Al, An act
to pay for $50 copies each Of the Civil Code
and Code Of Practice and the Revised
Statutes Of the State of Louisiana received
hv thu Sacrotarv Of State.
By q rising vote the House refused to
suspend the rules.
HOUSE BILLS CONQUERED IN BY THE SENATE
WITH AMENDMENTS.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton OF House bill No. $40, an act making
appropriations for the general expenses OF
the State for the year ending ON the thirty
first day of December, A. D. 1876.
On motion of Mr.. Stafford the House con-
Cured in Senate amendments, Ibeing to
strike out five hundred dollars for the con-
tingent expenses of the Lieutenant Cover
nor, and insert in lieu thereof two thousand
dollars; and to strike ont forty thousand
dollars appropriation to pay State Printer,
and insert in lieu thereof ifty-five thousand
dollars: and the Clerk of the House was
directed to inform the Senate thereof.
Mr.. Sibilski called up House bill No. IL,
an act to regulate the manner of making
advertisementajn judicial proceedings for
sale of property under judicial process in
all parishes other than Orleans; regulating
the price thereof, and directing the manner
and price at which contracts shall be made
by police juries or municipal corporations,
except New Orleans, for public printing.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, the Senate
amendment, being to insert after the last
section, THAT this act shall take effect and
be in force from and after the first Of jan
uary, 1877" was concurred in. and the bill
was concurred in as amended.
House bill No. @, an act to regulate and
provide for the printing and publication Of
legal and judicial advertisements in the
parish of Orleans.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, the Senate
amendment, being to insert after the
last section. "that this act take effect and
be in force from and after the first of Janu-
airy, 1877" was concurred in, and the bill
was copcurred in as amended.
Mr.. Dupre moved suspension OF the
rules to call up House bill No. 447. an act to
appropriate certain funds for the removal
of obstructions in the channel OF False
river, in the parish of Pointe CouPee' and
to provide tor the disbursement OF the same
The House refused to suspend the rules.
The following committees, through their