The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-10
THE LEGISLATURE.
The senate.

ben present.
petition was offered by Mr.. Burch from
the Workingmen's Society of New Orleans
asking for reform measures.
Mr.. Burch gave notice of bill making
education compulsory with children
Mr.. Allan called up Senate bill No. ", II
relation to the salaries OF Mayor, Administra
tors, etc.
Mr.. Burch's amendment, prescribing thu
salaries of country tax-collectors, Was with
drawn.
Ga Mr. Adams motion, the bill was con
sidered engrossed.
A motion of Mr. Stamps to add the tax
collector of the Seventh District to the bill
with salary Of $1,000, was adopted.
Mr. Robertsons motion to put the bill on
its third reading was lost, and it went on the
calendar.
Mr.. Breaux called up the committee report
(favorable) on the bill relative to the tare on
sugar. Postponed till Thursday.
Mr.. Blunt called up the bill regulating the
license law of 1872, wherein dealers in liquors
have their license reduced from $S5 to Sl5,
and asked that the committee report be
adopted.
The special order was then called, which
was the bill abolishing distr. ct and parish at
torneys pro tenn. and this was indefinitely
postponed.
The report Of the committee on Mr. Bunts
bill was adopted.
An amendment making druggists pay $40
license was offered by Mr.. Weber.
The Clerk Of the House announced the pas
sage Of the bill fixing the Supreme Court
Judges salaries, and several other bills.
Mr.. Kelly offered an amendment making
druggists license 500, as, he said, their
profits were enormous, and they ought to be
charged.
Several other amendments were offered, but
the Chair ruled that the bill was in violation
of article AZ of the Constitution, which pre-.
scnibes that all money bills must originate in
the House, and the subject was out Of order.
The Chair was sustained in the ruling.
Mr.. Whitney called up the special order,
the act incorporating ST. Patrick's Savings
Bank, and it was made the special order for
Friday.
The following act was called up by Mr..
Senate bill No. &C, entitled an act to au-
thorjze the school board of the parish of
Tensas to sell ut public auction to the high
eat bidder certain school lands in said parish.
reported favorably.
Executive session.
After the executive session, Whitney's bill
Was again called up and put through its en-
gr0ssment
The following House bills were then called:
HOUSE BILLS ON FIhsT READING.
House Bill No. 2O2-An act to amend and
Te-enact sections 2, 3, 4, 5 and of act No. 46
Of the session of 1874, entitled IAN act in
cooperating the New Orleans Sanitary Exca-
waiting Company, etc." Adopted on Its Sec
ond reading.
Mr.. Twltchell asked to be relieved from
serving On the committee to investigate Sena-
tor West.
Rev. Mr.. Young called up his resolution in
structing all committees 10 report back in
i've days. This was amended SO as to read
eight days, and, as amended, was adopted.
The following House bills were referred:
House bill No. 2O5, an act to create three
additional justices of the peace in the parish
Of Rapides, locating their offices and prescrib-
ing the manner Of filling the same, etc
House bill No. 2l7, an act relative to judi
cial sales and advertisements in the parish of
Orleans.
House bill No. ", an act to authorize and
empower the Board Of Health Of the State Of
i yuisana to detain and disinfect vessels, ETC.
House bill No. Sc. an act to amend and re-
enact section l of act No. So of the acts of
1872, entitled IAN act to authorize the police
jury of the parish OF Caddo to issue bonds, !
ETC."
House bill No. 80. On act to incorporate
the Factors Warehouse Bank: to provide for |
it's management and the mode Of securing |
pledges, e:c.
House bill No. 30. an act to incorporate the |
town Of Vienna. Lincoln parish, of Louis |
lana A..
House bill No. IT'S, an act to fix and deter
mine the qualifications of sursties on appeal |
bonds.
House bill No. 8, an act regulating the pr o. |
mitigation of the general laws of the State of
louisiana, etc.
House bill No. 49, an act to regulate the
trial of appeals in the Supreme Court of the
State of Louisiana.
House bill No. 1876, an act to amend article
2 of ian act to incorporate the Citizens Sa-
wings Bank, approved April "a, 1872. etc.
House bill No. 288, an act to repeal act |
No. ll2, session of 1874, entitled an act to in
corporate the Louisiana Safe Association for
the Prevention and Suppression of Cruelty to
Animals.
House bill No. 1872, an act to grant to inter-
vcnors and third opponents the right to bond
property claimed by them when seized under
any legal process in the hands of third per-
SONS, or for the debt or obligations Of an
other.
House bill No. 24S, an act to repeal act No.
III, entitled IAN act to regulate proceedings
in CONVERSATIONS between persons claiming a
Judicial Office" Approved January Is, 1873,
etc.
House bill No. 231, an act to define and
regulate the lien, privileges and mortgage
upon the property, etc.
House bill No. 228, an act to amend and
re-enact section of an act entitled an act
"to incorporate the town of Creola in the
parish Of Winn." Approved March II,
1859.
All House bills on their first reading were
referred.
The clerk of the House announced the re-
joction by the House of the Senate Election
bill.
Burch moved to make it the special order
for to-day.
Mr.. Goode recommended q conference COM
mittee, in the hope that an accommodation
may be arrived at.
Burch renewed his motion and it prevailed.
Burch introduced an act to levy tax on
property in New Orleans for the purpose of
huying stock in the New Orleans Pacific Road.
Referred.
The Senate then adjourned,