New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

Charity Hospital ct New Orleans FROM th8
annual revenues received fr0ui the Louisi-
ana STATE Lottery Company. first and ase
ono lnatailmente, twenty Thousand dollars
From licenses from auetiopoera nnd enc
ton GALES. ten thousand dollars, or 90 much,
il any, additional, as may be collected.
"Fr0m inspection fees derived FROM the
slaughtering of animals under the SKHuah-
terhouse act, eight thousand four hundred
dollars, or 90 much, If any, additional aa
may be collected.
From the poll tax, all of said tax not
required by the constitution to 70 20 tna
educational fund, or as much thereof Dc
may be collected.
ain addition to the above, from the gen
eral fund, the sum of forty Thousand dol
larF; the warrants issued for this purpose
shall be receivable for State licenses and
taxes"
Insert under the head of miscellaneous
the following item:
Appropriation to the reporters Of each
daily paper reporting the proceedings Of
the House of Representatives, $3.50.
On the adoption of the report the yeas
and nays were ordered with the following
result:
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, harrington. Bird,
Brown Of CaddO, Brewn Of Jefferson, Blair
Barrett Blasdel, Brooks, Blackstone, Cole,
Drury, burden, Devezin, Dinkgrave. Dss-
marais, D'Avy, Dejoie, Early, Evane. Ell
lott, Gardere, Claude, CAN'T, Gary, Ora
Glen, Holt of East Baton Rouge, Holt o.
Soto, Jones. Robert Johneon, Keetlng,
Kern, Lane. LsstraDpeH, L sonard Of Caddo,
Msgloire, Moore, Routon, Romero. Souer,
Swazie, SDser, Seveignee, Shelton. Thomas,
Toliiver, Washington, Watson, J. g. Wat
son, Walker-52.
Nsys-Bosley, CsrvilIe, Como, Davidson,
Drew, De Lacy. Dickinson, Hill, Hughes,
| Lewis, SHINES, Paris-I2.
Carried.
The rule by which the bill is compelled 70
be considered in committee of the whole
was dispensed with.
The amendments were adopted.
The bill as amended was adopted on its
second reading and considered as being en-
crossed under suspension of the constita-
tiOnal rules
Under further suspension Of the con
stitutiOnal rules the bill was read third
| time.
On its fual passage the yeas and nays
were demanded, resulting as follows:
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, harrington, Bird,
Brown of Caddo, Brown of Jefferson, Blair,
Barrett BOsley, Blssdel, Brooks, Black
stone, Cole, Drury, Drew, De Lacy, Dink-
grave, Desmarais, D'Avy, Devezn, Early,
| Evans, Elliott, Gardere, Gaude, CAN'T,
Gary, Holt of West Baton Rouge. Heath,
johnson of De. Soto, Jones, Robert John.
| son, keetipg, Kern, Lastrappee. Lane,
Leonard of CaddO. Lewis, Magl0ire, Moore,
PariF, ROutOn, Romero, SOuer, SWazie,
Snser, Seveignes, shelton, Thomas, Toll
liver, J. c. Watson, Washington, Wat
son-52
Nays-Carville. Como, Burden, David
son. Dickinson, Graeien, Hill of Ascension,
Hughes, SHINES, Walker-l0.
The bill was finally passed.
The title was adopted and the bill was
ordered to be sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
The Committee on Contingent Expenses
submitted the following report, which was
received and adopted;
CoMMITrRR ON CONTINGENT RKPENsRs
New Orleans, March 81, 1877. )
To the Honorable Speaker and Membera Of the
House Of Representatives;
Your Committee on Contingent Expenses
have the honor to report that they have
had under consideration House bill No 81
an act making an appropriation Of $4,000
ort of the general funds in the State treas
ury, or received in the State treasury dur
ing the year 1877, for the payment OF the
mileage and per diem of members, salaries
o. officers and employees and contingent ex-
peDses of the extra session Of 1877: Droyid-
ing for the deficiency OF the regular session
of 1877, and authorizing the payment OF
salaries of extra employees; directing the
Auditor of Public Accounts to issue his
warrants to the chairman of the Committee
on Contingent Expenses of the House and
the charm SD of the Committee on Auditing
and Supervising the Accounts of the San
ate, on the Treasurer and making such
warrants receivable for State lieensee; di.
reoting the Treasurer of the State TO re-
eeive such warrants in settlement with tax
collectors, and providing for the disburse-
ment of the amount appropriated, and re-
spectfully report favorably thereon.
L j. SOUER, Chairman;
HENRY BLAIR.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
ULCER ROMERO,
ANDY BOSLEY.
On motion of Mr.. Souer, the rule 81
which House bill No. 81 is compelled to be
cOnsideredin committee of the whole was
dispensed with by the following yea and
nay vote;
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, harrington, Bird
Brown of Caddo, Brown of Js fferaOn Blair
Barrett. Bosley, Blasdel, Brooks. Block
stone, Como, Cole, DruTy, burden, Dayries
Drew, DeLacy, Dickinson, Dinkgrave. Das
mariee, D'Avy, Dsvezin, Early Evans
/, of Ascension, Hughes. Holt Of East Bato1
Bouge, Heath, johnson of De Soto, Jones
Robert johnson, Keeting, Kern, Lime
Leonard of Caddo, Lewis, Lastrappes, Ma
glOire, Milon, Moore, Paris. Ronton, Raby
Romero, Seuer, Swazie, SnaeF, SeyeiQues
: Shelton, SHINES, Thomas T0lliver, WaHk
ington, j. G. Watson, Watson--6l
Nays - Carville, Davidson, Deioie
( Gracien, Holt Of West Baton Rouge
Walkers.
The bill passed it's second reading an
was considered as engrossed.
Under suspension of the constitusiona
b rules the bill passed its third reading, anl
5 was finally adopted, its title was adopted
and it was ordered to be sent to the Ssnat
, for concurrence.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
The Secretary of the Senate was al
/, nouneed with the following message:
SENATE CaANBan
New Orleans, March n, l677.
To the Honorable Speaker and Membsrs Of III
House Of Representatives;
I, have the honor to inform your h0ndi
! able body that the Senate aoneurs III II
following House concurrent resolution. via
Calling upon the Presidents Of the Uafte|
States for aid to suppress iusarreetion, 60
mestio violence and unlawanl Combination
i or conspiracies existing against the Law g
government of the State OF LOuinfann.
Respectfully.
, L. LAMANI ERE, JR.
: Secretary Of The Senate
! Mr.. Keeting called up House bill No. s