New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
on tho motion of Nj. Hahn, which gave the

| Yeas -Aldlgo, BulIu, Carv1.e, NSk
mouche, Carloss, DeBlanc, Davidson
Dickinson, Delhommer, Dunn: Guicnard
Grant, Gracien. Gilmore, Hill of Ascension
Hahn, Hill of Ouachita, Jeffries, johnson O
Lafourche, Koontz, KeetinS Luckett, LIE
visee, Lafargue, Meredith, Matthews o
Franklin, Milon, Mcclellan, McAlpine
Pascal, Smith, Souer, Sibilski, Schenck
Stafford, Stewart, Scales, Thomas, Walker
Woods Of West Baton Rouge-4O.
Nays-Booth, Burkhardt, Bayley, Blaffer
Bower, Butler, Brice, Collins, DUR
Devices, Demas, Hubeau. Hammond, Hun
saker. Jourdain. johnson Of Cado, Kummel
Of Tensas, Magee, Parker. Piles, Pipes
Roman, Richardson, Randall, Rldgely
Raby. Sutton, Sell, Snaer, Sarcain. Seeman
Schiller, VOORHEES, Wilson, Woods o. Qua
chits, Webb, Young-i2.
The motion to refer being lost, Mr. Biat
fer moved the adoption Of the resolution
and upon which MI. Hammond called the
previous question.
The question was put by the Speaker
"Shall the main question be now put
which was carried in the affirmative; and
on the final adoption of the resolution, Mr..
Sartain called for the yeas and nays, which
resulted az follows, to wit:
Yeas-Bootb, Burkhart, Bayley, Blaaer,
Bower, Brice, Collins, Cousin, Devices, Del.
hommer Dunn, Edwards of Tangipahoa,
Edwards Of Richland,. Hubeau. Hunsaker,
Jourdain, johnson of Caddo, Kummel,
Kelly, Levisee, Lafargue, Maginnis, McAs-
pine, Magee, Parker, Piles. Ridgeiy, Raby,
Self, Schunr, VOORHEES,, Wilson, Wells,
Webb, Young-35.
Nays-Ald!ge. Armstead, Butter. Billiu,
Carmouche. Carloss, Dupre, DeBlanc, Dav-
idson, Dickinson, Demas. Guichard, Gracien.
Gilmore, Hill Of Ascension, Hahn, Hill of
Ouacnita, Hammond. Jeffries, johnson of
Kee ting, Luckett, Meredith, Matthews Of
Franklin, Mil0n, Mcclellan, Pascal. Pipes,
Roman, Smith, Sutton, Sartain, Seeman,
Sibiiski. Schenck, Scales, Thomas, Walker,
Wilt. Woods of Ouachita, Woods of West
Baton Kouge-4f.
And the resolution was adopted
Senate joint resolution No. 3. relative to
stocking tho waters Of the State OF Louisi-
ana with fish.
Passed its second reading and ordered 20
be placed on the calendar.
Senate bill No. l9, to be entitled an
act regulating the time OF holding the regu-
lar terms of the district court of the Eighth
Judicial District, parish of Caicasieu.
Passed its second reading and was order.
ed to be referred to the Committee on ia
dietary.
Senate concurrent resolution providing
for the appointment Of joint committee on
city affairs
Which passed its second reading, and was
ordered to be referred to the Committee on
City Affairs.
Senate bill No. b. an act to De entitled an
&C: to provide for the revival of Judgments
when the defendant has changed his domi-
ellie.
Which passed it's second reading. and was
ordered to be referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READING.
House bill No. s.. entitled an act to re-
peal act No. 60, entitled an &C. to abolish
fees os police jurors in the city CT New o.
leans. and to pay jurors in the city of New
Orleans three dollars per diem in criminal
cases. to be paid by the city Of New Or
leans.
GA motion Of NJ. Denas ta;s bill was IL
definitely postponed.
House bill No. 80. by NJ. Witt.
entitled an act to define thu object
Of drainage assessments, and to reg
llate the collection Of tire same. to
prevent judgments fo- assessments being
rendered as personal judgments; TO repeal
10 much Of act No s., approved March L.
1861, as makes such judgments personal,
and to coutiue tie execution under assess.
nent judgment to the property on Which
The assessment is levied.
Which passed It's second reading, and on
notioa was considered engrossed.
The constitutional rules were suspended.
he bill was read It's third tina aad finally
passed. and the title was adopted.
House bill. No. 65, by Mr. Gilmore emit
led an act to repeal sections 1916 and 1916,
:tie Revenue, AMI sections 1888 and 1854.
tile SUGGESTIONS, of the Revised Statutes
# the State OF Louisiana. and to repeal |
ii laws inconsistent with the provisions Of F.!
his act.
Committee reported unfavorabl,y.
The report was adopted, and. on motion !
ostponed.
House bill No. 81, by Mr.. koontz, entitled |
n &C. for the relief of the Calcas:eu Su-
hur and Mining Company of Louisiana, |
which was reported on favoraoly by the |
judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Young. the report of |!
he committee was adopted, the bill was
cad second time, considered eng-ossed,
nd the rules were suspended and the bill
Tas read third time, and finally passed.
House bill No. IS, by Mr.. Scales, entitled
n act 10 amend and re-enact section $3.50 of
ae Revised Statutes OF the State Of Lou
lana, and approved March II. 1870; was
AIKEN up, and on motion of MI. Jeffries this
i'll was made the special order OF the day
II Tuesday next at one O'Clock, and or.
cred to be printed.
House bill No. s.. by Mr.. Vidr;ne an act
, repeal article 615 Of the Code of Practice,
40 all laws on the same subject matter,
kept such as is contained in article GA Of
10 Code of Practice.
Was reported uafavorably upon by the
ommittee.
On motion Of Mr.. Matthews. of Tensas,
was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. IS, by Mr.. Daprs, an act to
xpedite the trial of jury cases In the dis.
let courts of Orleans, and to regulate the
lrisdiction in such cases.
Reported on unfavorab!y by the com.
ittee.