New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23
Upon which Mr.. Walker called for the

Yeas-Bayley, Butler, Baker, Billin. Col
Inns, Carmouche, Csrloss. Dupre, Dugae
DUR, Davidson, Deweee. Dickinson, Del
BONNER, Dunn, Grant, Graciep, Hill o
Ascension, Hill of Ouachitat Honore, Hun
aaker, Jourdain, johnson Of Caddo. Jones O
Pointe Coupee, Keeting. Lane, Lowell
Levisee. Lafargue, Msginnis, Meredith
Martin, Murrell. Milon, Matthews of Ten
sas, Mcclellan, McAlpine, Magee, Ray, SUIT
ton, Self, SartaiD, Souer, Sibilski, Stafford
Schiller, Thomas, VOORHEES,, Vidrine, Wal
tiers, Webb. YOung.-52.
Nays-Aldge, Armstead, Booth, Byrne
Burkhardt, Beasley, Carville, Demas. Ed
wards of Tangipahoa, Ed wards Of Rlchland,
Elliott, Gilmore, Hall, Hammond, Jeffries,
koontz, Kummei, Kidd, Mitchell, Matthews
| of Franklin, Pascal, Parker, Pipes, Raby,
Smith. Seeman, Scherck Stewart, Walker,
Woods Of Ouachita, Woods OF West Baton
Rouge Wells-32.
So iour-fifths of the members not voting
in the affirmative the rules we're not sus.
pended.
| House bill No. 1863, an act to re-enact sec
| ton 3743 Of Revised Statutes of Louisiana
On motion Of Mr.. Demas the adverse re.
port of the committee was adopted and this
| bill was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 1871, entitled an act regu
lating the disbursement of the general fund
in the State treasury.
The first section being read, on motion of
Mr.. Dupre the amendment Of the commit
tee, being to strike out in the third line OF
the first section the words "all other" was
| adopted, and the first section was aC opted
! as amended.
The second section being read, on motion
of the same member the amendment of the
committee, being to strike out the second
section and inserting in lieu thereof the
following, to wit: That this act shall take
effect from and after it's passage. and that
Ill laws or parts of laws in conflict with
this act are hereby repealed"
On motion of the same member this bill
underwent its second ard third readings
and it passed.
House bill No. 200, an act for the protec-
ton of physicians.
The first section being read, on motion of
Mr.. Blliu the amendments of the committee,
being to strike out the word parish" in the
eighth line and inserting il lieu thereof
the word district" and in the twelfth line
to strike out the word twenty" and insert
in lieu thereof the word ten" in the thir-
teenth line to strike out the word locality"
and insert in lieu thereof the word States"
and in the fourteenth line to strike out the
word same" and insert in lieu thereof the
words "by the affidavit of two competent
witnesses" we're adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Matthews the first sec
ton was further amended by inserting after
the word ''State." in the fourth line, the
words land charging fee for the same"
and the section was adopted as amended.
The second and third sections were read
and adopted.
On motion of the same member this bill
underwent it's second and third readings.
and it passed.
House bill No. 22l, an act 10 fix the salary
of the adjutant and inspector general of the |
State of Louisiana.
On motion Of Mr. Billiu this bill under. !
went its second and third readings and
passed
House bill No. $50. an act to amend and
'e-enact section two Of act No. "a Of 1873
On motion G. Mr. Demas the adverse re-
BORT Of the committee WAS adopted and this
oill was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 255, an act to fix the salary
# parish judges, and making their warrants
receivable for the general fund tx Of the !
current year in wien they shall be issued.
Mr.. Billiu moved to postpone the further
consideration of this bill and make it the
pecial order Of the day for next Thursday
It F. NJ
Mr.. Sta fford moved to lay Mr.. Billiu's mo-
ion on the table, which was carried, and
he motion to postpone was LIST.
Mr.. Walker offered the following amend
lent:
In section one insert "$l50O' in lieu of
$780," insert $4,000" in lieu of "$l50O;"
,sert "$2500" in lieu of "$lS0O," and insert
$4,000" in lieu of $4,000"
On motion Of Mr.. Elliot Mr.. Walkers
mendment was ordered to lie on the table
On motion Of Mr.. Young, the following
as adopted as the fifth section of the bill: |
SEC. 5. Be it enacted, That this act shall
IKE effect from and after December l. |
S76.
And on motion of Mr.. Souer the fifth Sec
on was amended by inserting at the close
hereof the proviso that no party or par
es shall be eligible for the Office Of parish
ldge unless he is an accredited member of
10 bar"
Mr.. Billiu moved to recommit the bill
it'll the amendments offered.
On motion of Mr. Stafford, Mr.. Biliu's
elton was ordered to lie on the table.
On motion OF Mr.. Stafford all the amend.
ents heretofore adopted were ordered to
, on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Elliott the bill under
ent its second reading and was ordered to
third reading.
Mr. Maginnis moved to adjourn, which
otion was lost.
House bill No. 2S4, an act requiring all
rsons demanding trial by jury in civil
its to deposit into the parish treasury of
Q respective parishes, other than the
irish of Orleans, sum sufficient to pay
9 per diem of a jury for one day.
On motion OF Mr.. Lowell the adverse re-
'rt of the committee was adopted, and the
II WAS Indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 2S9, an act to amend and g
enact section liza of Rays Revised
atutes of Louisiana; to fix and define the I
'ys on which promissory notes and bills
exchange shall be due and payable, and
fix and define the days on which sales +
all be made by the sheriffs or tax col r
,tors of this State, the parish OF Orleans