The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15


shall hold office for one, two. three and four
years, to be determined by lot upon their APP
potntment and OF the expiration 81 the term 81
point. as aforesaid, n commissioner who shall
hold office for four years,
the power 81 t trying OF removal or o. suseen
clusiysly vested In said board, and 1t shall pos
sess such other powers and perform such other
duties. les. as may be authorized and enioined by
Fourth senate amendment to strike out $780,
600 and insert s325,0go
Eighth Senate amendment to be stricken out
Ninth and tenth amendments to DO agreed to,
Eleventh dment--C hange SO rs 3 }, read
add to- the title the words and TO establish
Board of Police Commissioned
Respectfully ..
Chairman Senate Committee.
b. r. JONAS,
Chairman House Committee.
Was, on motion Of Mr. Steven. adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Steven the amendments
were considered engrossed In the bin.
On motion of Mr.. Steven the constitu ional
rules were suspended. the bill read third time
as amended, finally passed. title adopted. and
notice OF concurrence ordered sent to the
House.
Mr.. Boatner obtained unanimous consent to
Introduce the following report:
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate:
Geattsnea-Your committee, to whom was re-
ferred Senate bill No. lis, beg leave to report the
sanie ~ so'9si'o'o' eHAs. J. BoATNER.
Chairman Of Committee on Lands and Levees.
Which lies over under the rules
Mr. Breaux obtained unanimous consent TO
eal up Senate bill No. 30, entitled IAN act en-
larging the jurisdiction of the Third District
Court of the parish of Orleans
On motion of Mr.. Breaux, the bill was made
the special order of the day for Wednesday,
March ID 1877, at two o'clock.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
House bill No. 400. entitled An act to regulate
public education In the State of Louisiana to
provide revenue for the same, to impose GER
tain penalties to repeal sections of the Revised
Statutes from section 12I7 inclusive to 1897 in.
elusive, and to repeal act No. No. Of the nets of
1870 entitled an act to regulate public education
ia the State Of Louisiana and city of New Or
leans, and to raise revenue for that purpose"
Was read irst time.
On motion of Mr.. Texada the constitutional
rules were suspended and the bill read second
time.
On motion of Mr.. Robertson, the bill was
adopted on It's second reading and ordered read
o third time.
On motion of Mr.. Robertson, the eonstitu-
tional rules were suspended. the bill read
notice of concurrence ordered sent to the
House.
Mr.. Robertson moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the bill finally passed and moved to lay
that motion on the table,
And the motion to table prevailed.
House bill No. $40, entitled can act to define
and specify who are wholesale dealers and
wholesale merchants. and to relieve retail deal
ers and retail merchants from the payment of a
wholesale license tax, and to relieve all persons
from the payment of d license tax as apothecary
or druggist who are not engaged In the business
Of filling prescriptions or compromising medi-
cines, and to provide that no one but licensed
druggist or apothecary shall keep for sale. or
SELL certain named and specified Doisons."
Was read Il first time, and on motion Of Mr..
Robertson the constitutional rules were sus-
pended, the bifl read a second time and refer
red to the Committee on Finance.
House bill No. 22t. entitled IAN act entitled an
act to provide for the proper and uniform record
of surveys to prescribe the duties and powers
of parish surveyors in regard to the manner of
making and recording surveys. prescribing I'M
der what conditions the same shall become legal
and Interchangeable. prescribing what survey
lines and corners heretofore made shall be legal
and Interchangeable, prescribing the mode by
which private surveys may be legalized. fixing
the fees of parish surveyors. repeating existing
laws in conflict herewith. and put this act into
effect"
Was read a first time.
Emotion of Mr. Robertson the constitutional
ruIeSsgere suspended. the bill read q second
time and referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary. 4.
House bill No. 12s, entitled An net to author
ize the people of the. parish of Livingston to
hold an election in order, to locate the seat of
in aid MI md Tn ia bn
Was read first time.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the constitu-
honal rules were suspended and the bill read
second time.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson. the bill was
adopted on its second reading and ordered read
a third time. :.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the constitu-
tional rules were suspended, the bill read
third time, finally passed, title adopted. and
notice Of concurrence ordered sent to the
House.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill No. As, entitled IAN act authorizing
the Governor 10 appoint an Assistant Attorney
General. defining his duties and fixing his COM
pensation; to fix the commission which shall
be paid the Attorney General upon all amounts
collected by him and paid into the State treas
ury, and to repeal act No. So, approved March .,
1874" .s
Was on motion OF Mr.. White indefinitely post
poned.
House bill No. A., entitled AN act to amend
and re-enact section 2o7l Of the Revised Statutes
of Louisiana"
Was on motion of Mr. Robertson indefinitely
postponed
House bill No. 81. entitled AN act 10 limit the
time within which the answers OF garnishees
may be dispreved or traversed. and to repeal all
laws or parts of laws In conflict with or ineon-
sstent with the provisions of this act"
On motion of Mr.. White the bill was adopted
on its second reading and ordered read a third
time.
On motion of Mr.. White the constitutional
rules were suspended, the bill read third
time, finally passed, title adopted and notice of