The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-10
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result:
1senatcrs Garland and Robertson yo cd for the
Hon. ,. +. Jonas-12 votes, - WI ite voted for
t se ,,o - Attain voted for the Hon. Geo. b.
Henators Ellis. George, Goode. Perkins. stubbs
and zaeharie voted for Hon. g. L. taskins-e
votes. na sravoaa voted
senator a i Riehordson voted for Hon. L. A. Shell
up Senator Wheeler voted for Hon. e. G. Billings
The eI roll Of the House was called, when
Speaker Bush and Messrs Dayries and sar
Messrs. Breard Biieu, Carloss., Cressy. Du-
pre sse Hammond, Kelly Of Vim. Kidd Lyons Lyons
ve s Eane Wood and Young Of Claiborne voted
for the Hon q. L. laskins-.1s votes, n,
Ayeoet B9Tdsn ,BaSbn Berry Bs
Espief Voted for tSs Hon 3 yoiss
msss Toer and Ss wde Voted or he Hon
Msssrs sldige Brldger Brady Buck &. Briggs ~ s.
fington, Hill of Orleans. Jonas, Kennedy Kelly
of Orleans. Kernochnn. Leeds. leonhard, Mar
mssn and e Yonns P u a s Baoa Rouge voted
Messre Barron, Stewart and Estopinal voted
for The Hon. d. G. Billings--3 votes.
Mr.. DAvy voted FOR the Hon. Geo. A. William
Total vote. "a necessary to u choice. 4s.
No one candidate having received majority
OF oil the votes cast, tho presiding officer de-
4clared that there had been no election.
On motion OF Mr.. White OF the Senate. the
Joint assembly adjourned, and tho Senate with
drew to it's CHI amber
HOUSE BUSINESS RESUMED.
The call of the roll Of tho Joint session was dis
pensed with.
Mr.. VOORHEES, offered the following resolu-
ton:
RESOLVED bv The House Of Representatives. Of
The state Of Louisiana. the Senate concuTug'
il hereby fixed as the day and hour when the
General Assembly shall adjourn sine d,e and
that his Exseliency Francis r Nichols. Goyer
nor of the State of Louisiana, be informed OIL
the adoption of this resolution.
Mr.. sartain moved to amend by inserting
Saturday " instead Of Thursday"
The amendment was lost and tho resolution
was adopted.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR
The following messages were received from
his Exeellency the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
State of Louisiana. I
New Orleans. April Q. 1877.
TO the Honorable Speaker and members OF the
House of Representatives:
Gentlense,,-I am directed by His Excelency
proved and signed the following acts, orig-
mated In your honorable body entitled lt a., rr,.
Growers Ns po GSS Of Tn the t Ga se f
:. No. 90 An act to incorporate the Madison
Transportation Company
tees of the peace and constables In the parish
of Union; locating their offices. and prescrib-
ing the manner Of filing the sam as,,o, ;,.,,,o
of the peace for Ward Three Ia the parish Of
Claiborne. and provide for his appointment
tf,.t1,t
N'SBBf1GNN SAN s. GAGE, Jr.,
Private secretary.
Observation-Disclosures. J
state of Louisiana. !
New Orleans. April Z, 1877. J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives OF the State OF
Ges,tie,nera Il am directed by his Excellency.
the Governor. to inform you that he has ap,,
proved and signed the following acts originated
'Angisct 10 amend an act entitled An act max
ing NE warrants issued for the salary of all con-
stftutional officers. accrnng after the first day
licenses. due and payable in the same year to
February. 1877"
IAN act relative to the compensation and fees
OF the Criminal Sheriff for the parish of Orleans
and to repeal all laws Inconsistent herewith"
"e'pe0uu'''D DUNCAN s. GAGE. Jr.,
Private Secretary.
House bill No. 21s. An act to define and reg
ulate the duties of the reporter and the publisher
Of the decisions Of the Supreme Court"
Was taken up on the favorable report of tho
Committee on the Judiciary.
oh the motion of Mr.. Jonas. section 6 was
amended us follows;
Strike out that portion of section common
cling with the words ION condition that the
cost" and insert in lieu thereof the following
words: Provided that said publisher shall stip-
ulate in the contract formed with him by the
Reporter TO sell the said decisions within the
State of Louisiana at price of not moro than
one cent per page Of the volumes Of said deci-
sions; and provided furthermore that said
publisher shall stpulate to deposit with the Re-
porter, TO be distributed by the Reporter as
hereinbefore provided. ono hundred and fifty
copies of said decisions for the Of the State.
That. as a full compensation to the publisher
for his services. and OUTLAWS In printing. bind
ing and selling said decisions, he Is hereby
clothed with the sale and exclusive right Of
publishing and selling said decisions. and is
authorized to copyright said decisions under
the act of Congress providing for copyrights"
Sections and 10. on motion of Mr.. Jonas,
we're stricken out.
The BILL as amended was taken as engrossed.
read q third time and passed.
The title was amended by adding the words
and to prescribe the duties of the clerk of the
Supreme Court in relation thereto
The title was adopted as amended.
House bill No. 219, An act to authorize the
publication of digest of the decisions of the
Supreme Court in the official journal" was
taken up under the favorable report Of the
Committee on the Judiciary.
On the motion of Mr.. Leonhard the bill was
amended by adding OF the end of the first para
graph the words following: Provided such
publication shall be made without any charge
against the State. and when the State Printer
agrees to publish the same. then the reporter
shall not furnish the said syllabus to any other
paper for publication"
Under suspension Of the rules the bill as
amended was read a third time and nsssad