New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-06


Under further suspension of the eszuil-
tutional rules the bill was read third TINA.
On its final passage the yeas and nnyn
were demanded, with the following resnAsc
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, Brown of Cadaa.
Burton, Blair, Barron, Brewster, BoelsVv
Brooke, Blackstone, Como, Cole, DFuEyp
burden, Dayries. Drew, DeLaey, DiOkin-
son, Dinkgrave, Desmsrsis, DAvy, Deioia,
Early, Gardere, Gsude, CAN'T, Gary. RiA
of Ascension, Hugh Holt of East Baton
Rouge, Holt of West Baton Rouge. HsMAk.
johnson of De Soto, Jones, II. NJ. johnson,
Robert johnson, keeting. Kern, lons.
MaglOire, Moore, ROuton, Romero, Rahys
Souer, Spaer, SHINES, Stewart, Thomas,
| pOlliver, Washington, WarmOth-5l.
Nsys-BarringGOn Brown of JeffeYsnA.
Barrett, CArville, burden, Leonard oG
Caddo, Lewis, McMillen, Swazie, Watson
| 10.
The bill was finally passed, its tifEe
adopted, and it was ordered to be sent 10
the Senate for concurrence.
| The special order of the day was pcsas
| poned for one hour.
| Mr. Drury, of Assumption, called uP
Senate bill No. l, entitled an act to amend
and re-enact sections 1874, 977, 99S, IOsf.
1923, 1929, 1881, Il72, 1896, 1864 and 1891 Of
|
authorize and empower the Attorney Gaa-
eral, Assistant Attorney General, district
attorneys and district attorneys pro teH-
| pore to administer oaths in criminal e8sBa,
and to repeal all conflicting laws, and 10
authorize the Governor to assign the As-
sistsnt Attorney General to perform ger
tain duties in certain cases.
Read first time.
Mr.. Drury, of Assumption, offered skS
following amendments, which were seynR-
ally read and adopted:
Section two, page two, lines twenty seven
| and twenty-eight, after the word "tiInA"
| strike out land at chambers" and insert
"either during any term general or special
| or during vacation
Page three, line seven, after the w69A
"times" strike out sin open court or AT
| chambers" and insert "either during avs
term, general or special, or during vRCa.-
| ton"
Section three, page four, line fourtssrs
after the word as" strike ont therein and
above provided" and insert provided m
| this act"
Section five, page FIVE, line nine, after tas
| word Estate" insert whenever there hHa
| been no previous change of venue OF apnti-
cation on behalf of the State"
The bill as a whole was adopted ms
amended.
The constitutional rules being suspendsE
the bill was read second time.
Under further suspension of the ooHstl-
tutionsl rules the bill was plsosd on Ess
third reading and final passage, it's titls was
adopted, and notice of concurrence ordsrsS
to be sent to the Senate.
Mr. Keeting, of Caddo, called up SenRba
bill No. ., an act to authorize the Attorney
General and district attorneys and oaSSz
officers of the State to challenge juEozs in
criminal cases for certain causes.
Read first time.
Its further consideration was postpOEsG
for one half hour.
Mr.. Keeting, of CaddO, called up Sennto
bill No, 3, entitled an act forbidding the o.
ganizatiOn and maintenance of any military
/ organization, company or body, not @RB-
tered into the militia of the State; defining
such illegal bodies as riotous and unlaWf1G
assemblies in certain cases; making it u
misdemeanor to violate this act, and pre-
scribing punishment therefor, and prOyiA
ing for the disbandment of such illegaR
bodies.
Read fret time.
The constitutional rules being suspended
the bill was read second time.
Under further suspension of the oCDati-
tutional rules, the bill underwent its Ehina
reading and final passage, it's title was
adopted and notice of concurrence oTdsEs6
to be sent to the Senate.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
] NJ 1e. g.
the creation of a Board of EQUALIZATION o.
Assessments, prescribing their powers, aan-
ties and compensation, and making an aEs-
preparation for the payment of the sRmss
and providing the order of payments or
warrants on the State Treasurer; to prov ida
for the equaliz ation;of assessments of prop
erty in the several parishes Of the SsArRa
and to impose additional duties upoH thO
Auditor of Public Accounts; and TO proyias
for the equalization of the assessme aAs 81
the year 1876, was taken up.
The bill was considered as engrossed ana
read third time.
On its final passage the yeas and Nays
were ordered, with the following result
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, Bird, Brown OF
Caddo, Brown of Jefferson, Blair Barren,
Brewster, Blackstone, Drury, DasmairNiEs
l | D'Avy, Dejoie, GArdera, Claude, CAN'T,
Gary, Hughes. Holt of asst Baton Rouge
Holt of West Baton Rouge Heath, II. III
johnson, kaetiDg, Lane. Magloire, MartiR
4 Moore, Romero, SOuer, Slaer, Simmes-S0
0 Nsys-Barrington, Burton, Barrett, Boa
q ley, Brooks, Brown of Vernon, CaryillO
Cole, burden, Davidson. Dayries, Drew
: Dickinson, Dinkgtave, Estopinll, fObk
= Hill of Ascension, Heath. johnson of ID
E Soto, Jones, Robert johnson, Kern, Ls0n
ard of Caddc, Lewis, RoutOn. Stewart. TOl
: liver, Washington, Watson, Waiker-30.
/ No quorum voting.
: The Speaker announced the following ri
Q the special committee to investigate tn
g sftairs of the Metropolitan Police of thi
d parish of Orleans:
Z Messrs. Deinie, of Jefferson, chairman
Q G Ardere. OF Ofleans; Holt, of Weet Baton
n Rouge; Graoien, of Orleans; Davidson. o
Iberville.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, Of P0inte Cen
pee, the House was adjourned until tO-HnsR
4 row at twelve o'clock M.
: ROBERT F. GUICHARDr
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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