New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29

Adopted.
The fifth section was read and adopted.
On motion of Senator White the motion
by which that portion OF section four reia-
tive to exemption from taxation was
stricken ont was reconsidered.
Senator White offered the following sub
stitute for section four:
That the Crescent City Railroad Com
pany shall have the right to improve and
inclose temporarily such parts OF the New
Orleans Park as the City Council may DE-
termine, at the pleasure OF said Council.
Adopted.
The sixth section was read and adopted.
Senator Stamps moved to adopt the
amended bill as a whole.
Adopted.
Senator Stamps moved to suspend the
constitutional rules in order to place the bill
on its third reading and final passage.
Senator Whitney called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result:
Yess-Anderson, Burch, Cage, Chad
hourp, Dumont, Enstis, George. Goode,
Greene, Grover, Kelly, Pollard, Robertson.
Stamps, Steven, Sypher, Weber. Wharton,
White-l9
NayABlunt. Detiege, ella, Landry, Mast
cot, Whitney-6.
Aosent-Alexander, Allan, Blackburn,
Breaux, Brewster, Harper, Herwig, kelso,
Ogden, Twitchell, YOung-ll.
And the Senate refused to suspend the
rules.
Senator Burch called up Senate bill No
LAG, entitled an act to amend article GA OF
the Code Of Practice; to repeal all laws con-
trary to or in conflict with this act, and all
avs on the same subject matter, the
amendment of article 6ii Of the Code of
Practice; to fix penalties for the violation
of this act; and to fix the limits of this act,
and the inter probation to he given to 1t.
The bill came up on its third reading.
On motion of Senator Burch the bill final.
IL passed. its title was adopted and it was
renee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Senator Mascot, from the Committee on
Enrolment, made the following report:
COMMITTEE on ENROLLING AND ESGKossISG,
New Orleans, February 20, 1876. J
To the Honorable President aad Members of the
Senate:
Your Committee on Enrolling and En-
crossing Bills beg leave to report the follow
ing bills as having been duly engrossed,
viz:
Senate bill No. ia. to amend sections
two, three, four aud five OF an act ent:-
IN act to grant additional privileges to the
Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad Com
pany, etc.
Senate bill No. l73, an act for the better
management OF the Poydras fund in the
parish OF Pointe Coupee. etc.
Senate bill No. III, an act to authorize
the Governor of this State to appoint
roadmaster, who shall have charge OF and
establish toll gates, and collect toll, on the
road passing through the prairie between
New Orleans ana the English Turn, etc.
Also, Senate bill No. rs, entitled an
act to provide a form OF government
for the administration of the affairs Of
the city of New Orleans; to provide toT
Common Council, lis organ cation and
qualification OF its members; the iegis-
lstive powers of the Common Council;
a municipal election; the city Ulcers, their
qualifications, powers and duties; Depart
nents Of improvements, Streets and Lard
ings: law Department.: provide Tor the
com persati0n OF all officers; for the removal
and suspension of the same: prohib
any member OF the Common Council tro:n
being interested in his private capacity IN
any purchase or contracts for labor or ma
teral of any description furnished TO the
city: and providing 1or an almshouse, and
Of acts and ordinances Inconsistent there.
with.
Very respectfully.
j. A. MASCOT. Chairman.
Senator Sypher, from the Committee on
Finance. made the following report:
COMMITTEES FlNASCR,{
New Orleaus february Is, 1916.
To TIE Honorable President and Membe.s OF thu
senate:
Your committee beg leave to report favor
ably, by substitute on Senate bill Nc. lta.
entitled an act to cradle the parish of s..
Charles ~ fund irs 0ebt, to issue bonds Tor
said purpose, and to provide by taxation
for interest and redemption thereof.
Respectfully submitted.
L. +. HEKWIG.
JAMES Ii. GROVER,
THOMAS a. CAGE.
Senator Allan called up House bill No.
POP, entitled an act to amend and re-eract
sections two, three, four, five and six of act
No. 46 of the session of 1871, entitled an act
the New Orleans Sanitary
Excavating Company, in the city Of New
Orleans and granting rights and privileges
thereto.
On its third reading, and on motion OF
Senator Allan the bill was recommitted to
the Committee on Judiciary.
Senator Chadbouln called up the report
Of the Committee on Finance On Senate
bill No. l9i, entitled an act TO enable the
parish OF St. Chai!es, TO fund its debt, to
issue bonds for said purpose and to provide
by taxation for the interest and relemp-
ton thereof.
On motion of Senator Chsdboura the
report Of the committee was adopted.
On motion of Senator Chadbourn the bill !
was considered engrossed.
On motion of Senator Chadbourn the |
rules were suspended 10y |
four fifths affirmative vote of the Senate, |
he bill was placed on its third reading and |
iual passage, it's title was adopted and ii |
was ordered to be sent to the House for |
concurrence.
Senator Chadbourn called up the report |
If the Committee on Corporations on Sen
ito bill No. 100, entitled en- act granting to
he Charity Hospital Medical College of
New Orleans the right to center degrees
md grant diplomas to have the same eff |
ect, and to confer on said Charity Hos
,ital Medical College the same powers and
privileges that are possessed by the medi-
,al department of the University Of Louisi-
ina, reported favorably by said committee
With amendments.
On motion of Senator Chadbourn the re-