New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23

not to be we'll taken.
Mr.. Walker appealed from the decision OF
the chair.
Mr.. Raw moved to lay Mr.. Walkers ap-
peal on the table
Unon which motion Mr.. Walker called
for the yeas and naye, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Armstead, Bower, Butler, Baker
| Billiu. Caryille, Carmouche. Cousin, Carlos
| Dupre. DUR. Davidson, Devices, Dlcken
son. Demas, Guichard, Gracien, Hall, Hill
of Ascension. Hahn, Hubeau. Hill OF Qua
chita, Honore, Hammond, HUnsaker, Je1'
fries, Jourdain, johnson OF Caddo, Jones
Of Pointe Coupee, kummel, heetqg' nua ns
Reyes, Luckett, Lowell, Levlsse: Lalargue'
Maginnis, Mitchell, Martin, Murrell, Mlion'
Matthews of Tensas, McAlpine. Parker.
| Piles, Pipes Randall, Ray. Sutton, Sell
S,uer, Stafford, Stewart, Scales, VIdrlne'
| Wilt, Wilson, Woods OF Onachita. Woods
Of West Baton Rouge, Webb, lorke'
| YouDg-63.
NAYS Aldige, Booth, Ryrne. Blaffer,
| Beasley, Collins, DeBlanc, Dugas, Delhom-
mer, Dunn, Edwards of TangipahOa. Ed
wards of Rchland. Elliott Gilmore, Mere
dith, Mcclellan, Pascal, Roman, Richard
| son. Smith, Sartain, Seeman. Sibilskl,
| Schenck, Schiller, VOORHEES,, Walker-27.
| So Mr.. Rays motion prevailed, and Mr.
Walkers appeal was ordered to lie on the
| table.
| Hon. E. E. Kidd in the chair!
| MIR. Walker moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of spreading on the minutes
| his reasons for voting in the negative,
which being objected to by Mr.. Ray, the
| Chair decided there was no need OF sus-
| penling the rules.
| Mr.. Iuer moved to suspend the special
order of the day for halt-hour, with the
view OF taking up the order OF the day,
being bills at their second reading which
motion prevailed.
| BILLS, SECOND READING.
| House bill No. 264. an act to prevent
cruelty to animals; to provide for and regu-
late proceedings and punishment for crimes
| and misdemeanors and offenses touching
the same, and to aid in enforcing police
laws and regulations.
| On motion of Mr.. Hall the further con-
sideration of the bill was postponed, and it
was made the special order of the dav for
Monday.
House bill No. 279, an act to fix the time
| of holding the terms of the Fifth Judicial
| District Court for the parish of West Baton
| Rouge.
| Onmo lion Of Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, the
| rules were suspended, this bill underwent
| its second and third readings, and it passed.
House bill No. 295, an act to incorporate
| the Merchants Insurance, Warehouse and
| Trust Company of New Orleans, and to de-
! fine It's powers and authority.
On motion of Mr.. Blaffer, the rules were
| suspended. this bill underwent its second
| and third readings, and it passed.
| House bill No. 29S. an act to authorize the
clerks of the district courts OF the several
| parishes, except the parish of Orleans, to
index the public records, and authorizing
| the police juries of the several parishes to
| tx the com ensation therefor.
| On motion OF Mr.. Billiu the adverse re-
! port of the committee was adopted. and
| the bill was indefinitely postponed.
| House bill Nc. 300, an act to repeal all of
sections thirteen to twenty-five. inclusive,
OF an act entitled an act relative to the
| New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
Company; to provide for the extension of
| the main line OF their road to the city of
| New Orleans; for the building OF one or
more branches to the main line of said rail-
road; to regulate judicial proceedings in
| certain cases, and facilitate and aid the
! and n & ma int ,t
said railroad within the State of louisiana
| No. Jog. approved October %. 1871.
On motion OF Mr.. Bllliu the rules were
! sus pended, this bill underwent lis second
and third readings, and it passed.
| House bill Ne. 3)3 au act to define and
| limit, and establish the basis of the assess.
ment OF taxable property in this State.
On motion OF Mr. Scales the further con-
sideration OF this bill was postponed. and
| it was made the special order of the day
for Wednesday. at 2. NJ.
House bill No. 800 an act TO impose
| license tax upon each and every Insurance
company not Incorporated under the laws
of this State and taking risks on property
| located in the State, etc.
| On motion of Mr.. Dupre the rules were
suspended, this oil underwent its second
and third readings, and on its final passage
Mr.. Walker crlled for the yeas and nays,
| which resulted as follows:
Yeas-Aldige, Booth. Byrne. Bower. But
Ter Baker Beasley. BillIn, Carville. Col
Inns. Caross, Dupre, DeBlanc, Dugas,
| DUR Devices Delnas Dnlhommer, Dunn.
| 4 ra of ;.b1 FL w Nd of T. vi
! pahoa, Elliott. Guichard, Gracien. Gilmore.
| Hill of Ascension, Hahn, Hubeau, Hill OF
| Ouachita. Hammond. Hunsaker, Jetfries.
Jourda!n, johnson of Caddo, Jones OF
Ponte Coupee, kumme. keeting Reyes.
! Luckett, Lowell. Levisee. Lafargue, Ma
| ginnls, Meredith, Mitchell, Martin, Million.
| Matthews OF Tensas, Mcclellan. Meal
! pine, Pascal, Parker, Piles, Pipes, Rich
ardson, Randall. Ridgely, Smith. sutton,
| Self, Souer Seeman. Sibilski, Schenck.
| Stafford Scales. Schiller. Thomas. Woods
of Ouachita Woods of West Baton Rouge,
| Webb, Yorke. Ioung-12.
Nays-Bayley Blater, Cousin, Hall, Hill
| of Ascension. Wilson--o.
And the bill passed.
MIR. Matthews moved to adjourn, and
| upon that motion he called tor the yeas and
NAYS. which resulted as follows:
Yeas-Carville. Davidson, Devices De-
| mas Guichard, Gracen, Hill of Ascension.
| Hubeau, Jones of Pointe Coupee, keeting,
Reyes, Levisee, Mion. Matthews of Tensas,
| Parker. Sutton, Thomas, Wilson, Woods of
Ouachita, Woods Of West Baton Rouge,
Yorke-2l.
Nays-Aldige, Booth. Byrne, Blatfer,
| Bower, Baker. Beasiey, Bilhu, Collins, Car
| mouche. Cousin. Carloss Dupre, DeBlanc.
Dugas, Durr, Dehommer, Damn, Edwards
| of Tangipahoa, Edwards of Richland, Ell,
| lott, Gilmore, Hall. Hill of Ouacnita, Ham