New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-19

S-nate bill No "a. an act to incorporate
the Vidalia and Lake CoDcordla Railway
and Steamboat Transportation Company.
Senate bill No &c. an act to fix the COM
pensa ton Of the civil sheriff.
Senate bill No. 70, an act to amend and
re enact article 346 Of the Civil Code.
Senate bill NJ. 90, an act to fix the terms
dicisl Dist let.
Senate bill No. AS, an act to provide for
the transfer OF suits pending in the parish
or district courts of this State, etc.
Also, that the Senate cOncurs in the pas
Sage of the following House bills:
House bill No. IA. an act to incorporate
the St. PAtrick's Savings Bank.
House bill No. 3Sl, al act to confirm the
notarial charter of the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Company, etc.
Respectfully,
P +. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the nate.
SENATE CHANBER,
New ORE ans. February 10, 1876.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House Of Representatives:
l am directed by the Senate to ask the
concurrence Of your honorable body IN the
following:
Senate bill No. 1855. an act for the relief
of Judge Louis FavrOt and Mr. Narcisse
Landry, veterans of 1914 and 1915.
Senate bill M 80, an act to fix the com
pensation of the clerks of the district courts
If the parish OF Orleans by salary, and for
other purposes.
Also, that the Lieutenant Governor and
President of the Senate has signed the fol-
lowing House enrolled bills:
An act to amend and re enact section one
of act No GO OF the acts of 1872, entitled
an act to authorize the police jury Of the
parish of CaddO to issue bonds.
An act entitled an act to confiTm the no
ta,ial charter of the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Company, with amendments there
to; to extend the term of existence of said
company, and to confer thereon certain
powers and franchises.
Also, requests the signature of the Speaker
TO the following Senate enrolled bills:
An act to further define and extend the
jurisdiction of parish courts in the State OF
Louisiana.
An act regulating the time of holding
the regular terms Of the District Court OF
the Eight Judicial District. parish of Cal
casleu
Respectfully,
P. E. BECHTEL.
Secretary OF the Senate.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
This being the day set apart for the con-
s,deration of House bill No 81, entitled an
act @ repeal an act entitled an act TO in
crease the revenue of the State, and to au-
thorize the incorporation and establishment
of the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and to repeal certain acts now in force, the
same was taken up.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensae, moved to post
pone the further consideration of this bill
and to make it the spe cial order of the day
for Monday next at P. NJ.
Mr.. Murrell moved to lay Mr.. Matthews
motion on the table, and upon that motor
he called for the yeas and nays, which re
suited as follows, to wit:
Y.as-Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt
Bavley, Batter, Bower, Beasley, Collins
CsTmouch-, Carl"se, DrBlanc, DUR, ID.
BONNER, Dunn, Edwards of TsngipahOs, Ed
wards of kichlapd. Elliott, Grant, Gracien
G.lmore, Hall, II ,lDmond, Jttfriee, Jour
dsin. johnson of Latourche, Jones of Lin
coin. Jones OF Poinre Coupee. KOontz, Kun
mel, Kelly, Kidd, Lane, Lucke.t, Latare ue
| Magipni-, Meredith, Muchell Martin, Mul
r-li. Mcclellan, Nunez, Pascal, Pipes. Re
man, Richardson, Ky, Smith, Set, Sartain
| S.emau, S, bilsk,, Sc'J enck, Stafford, Scales
Scbul~r, V"rhirs, Walker, Woods o
Ouachita, Woods of West Baton Rouge
| Walters Webb. Y"ung-63
| Nays-Armstead, Butler, CArville, Cousin
Davidson, Devices, Dickinson, ID mas. Gu
| ohard. Hill of Ascensin n, Hahn, Hubear
| Hill of Ouachita, Honore, Hunsaker, Johr
son of CaddO. Keeting, k-yes, Lowell
Lrvisse, Milon, Mat: hews of Tensas. Pa
k.r. Piles, Randall. Ridgelv, Sutton. Snael
| Souer, Stew arr, Thomas, Wilson, YOi ke-3'
| So Mr., Matthews motion Was ordered
| lie on the table.
Mr.. Guichard moved to adjourn, an
upon that motion he called for the yeas an
NAYS, which resulted IS follows, viz
Yras-Aldige. Booth. Byrne. Burkhsrd
Bayley. Blatt-r, Bower, Butler. Bessle!
B,lhu, Collins, Carlos. Dupre, DeBlan
Durr, D-Ihommer. Dunn, Ed wards
Tapxipahos, Edw ards Of Richland, Elliot
Grant. Graci-n Gilmore, Hall, Hill I
Ouachita, Hammond, Jetfries, Jourdai'
johnson of Lafourche, Jones OF Llncell
Jones of Pointe Coupee, Ko"ntz, kummt
Kelly. Kidd. Lncke,t Lafargue, Maglnn'
Meredith, Mitchell, Martin. Murrell, McCu
iam, MvAipine, Nunez, Pascal, Pipe
Roman, Richardson, Ray. Smith, Sci
SArtaiu, Se-man, Sibii>ki, Schenck, staff,
Scales, Schuler, Thomas, VOORHEES,, Wake
Woods OF Ouachita Wounds of West BatO
Rouge, Webb, Young-66
| Nays-Arm. tad, Carville, Cousin, Davl
son, Devices, Dlckrhson, Dumas, Gulchar
Hahn, Hubeau, H,nore, Hunraker, job
son of Cadd", Keatiug, X yes. Levise
Milon, Matthews of Tensas. Parker, Pile
Randall. Ridg'ly RAby. Sutton. Soue
Stewart, Wilson, YOrke-2S
And thu H use refused to adjourn.
Mr.. Levisee moved the adoption of t
minority report, signed by Mr.. Matthews,
Tensas, and himself.
MIR. Walker moved to lay Mr.. Levise'
motion on the table, and upon that mott
Mr.. Walker called for the yeas and nd!
which resulted as follows:
Yaas-Aldige, Booth, Byrne. Burkhar'
Bs,l-y, Batter, Bower, Butler, Bea,it
Blilu, Col.ins, Cdrmououe, Dupre, d. Blai
DUR, Deih pmmer. Dunn, Ed~ards ut III,
land, Elliot, Gracien, Gilmore, Hall, u
ries, Jvur.,ni Johnson vi Caddo, kOou
Kumm.l, Ken., Kidd, Lstargue, Maglnu
Meredith, Mitchell, Martin, Murr.Ii, n
Collam, McAlpin-, Pascal, Pipes. Rims
Richardson, Smith, Self, Strtain, Seems
: Sibilski, S.henck, Stafford, Scales; Schulz
VOORHEES,, Vid inc. Walker, WL,z, Woods
Ouschits, Walters, Webb, Youug-58
-Armstes I'd, Baker, Carville, C0us
Davidson, Devices, Dickenson. DEM