The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-04


disposition Of offal garbage night soil and dead
animals In the parishes Of Orleans Jefferson and
st. Bernard. and to provide for the disposition
OF offal. droppings OF slaughterhouses and dead
| animals In said parishes
To the Committee on Health and Quarantine.
by Mr.. Self
House bill No. 49, IAN net to incorporate tho
town Of Many In the parish of Sabine. TO pro-
| vide for tho election OF its officers. to define
their powers and duties and TO provide for tho
government OF tho same.
TO tho Committee ON Corporations.
BY Mr.. Bowden=
House bill No. III. AN act to abolish the office
OF Parish Recorder and to confer upon tha
Clerks ofthe District Court In the several parlsh-
es of this State. the parish of erassns excepted.
oil the duties of the Parish Recorder and pro-
yiding for the transfer Of the records Of said
Parish Recorder TO tho Clerk Of the Parish
Court.
To COMMITTEES on the Judiciary.
The Speaker presented n petition on behalf
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical College OF
tho State Of Louisiana praying against it's re-
moval from its present location, Chaimetto.
Tho petition WINS referred TO the COMMITTEES
on Charitable and Public Institutions.
Mr.. VOORHEES, presented the petition Of tho
Sisters Of Mercy asking Legislative aid for their
institution. known as the House Of Mercy.
temporary Fbfnge for poor young women out OF
situations. desttute'young girls Of good charae4
tor and immigrants
The petition was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Charitable and Public institutions
Mr.. Bowden presented q petition from the
citizens Of the parish Of Iberia respecting n
change Of parish boundaries, which was
ordered to be- filed with House bill No 8 Of tho
regular session.
On the motion Of Mr. Fitzpatri *. the Com
mittee on the Judiciary was instructed to repor
on House bill No. 1914, in accordance with in
sructions given during the regular session q
when that bill was referred TO the said commit
tee.
Mr.. Young Of Claiborne. Chairman pro tenn,
on behalf Of the Committee on the Judiciary,
presented the following report;
HooMs COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
New Orleans. March /. 1877. !
Toth6 Honorable Speaker and Members Of tho
House OF Representatives Of ths STATE OF
Louisihna
Gp7tte7ne,t-Yonr Committee on Judiciary
have tbs honor to submit the following report:
Unfavorably on House bill No. 154, An set %
repeal the Limitations on tho rate OF eonven-
tionhi interest"
Uniayorabiy on House bill No. 49,, IAN net to
regulate the compensation Of SHORT. hand re-
porters in the courts Of this State"
YAH "S1hdY ass 4 the s s S1
Of tho decisions Of the Supreme Court"
Favorably on senats bill No. g.. An net 10
repeal section one hundred and fourteen Of
the Revised Statutes of Louisiana.
:, The majority of your COMMITTEES recommend
tho following amendments to House bill No.
ktrike dut the whole of section ..
Etrike out the whole Of section 4.
btrik6 out the whole Of section H.
JOHN YOUNG, Chairman pro tenn.
On motion. IL was ordered that the sergeant-
alarms be authorized to appoint assist nts
when necessary, with the advice Of the Speaker.
House bill No. 1o3 was taken up under tho
fav rable report by substitute Of the Committee
on the Judiciary. The substitute was read, and
under u suspension of the rules WIS pissed to
It's second reading. and adopted in lieu Of tho
original bill. becoming House bill No. 175. IAN
net making the receiving or delivering of seed
cotton in the nighttime, sold, bartered. Or
otherwise disposed of, q rnisdemeanor, and
prescribing the penalty therefor"
Mr.. McGehee moved that tho hi be postponed
indefinitely.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly. Of VIM, the motion
TO postpone was laid upon the table.
The bill was taken rs eugrossed. and under
suspension Of the rules. was read third time
and passed. The title was adopted.
Mr.. Randolph moved rec 1nsdsration Of the
passage Of the bill and, on his own notion tho
motion to reconsider was laid upon the table,
Mr.. Delavigue asked and obtained leave OF
the House to withdraw from it's files for the late
regular session House bill No 1888.
Leave Of absence for one day was granted to
Mr.. Shakespeare on the motion Of Mr.. Young.
of Claiborne.
Leave Of absence for two days was granted to-
Mr.. Billieu on the motion Of Mr.. Kidd.
On motion Of Mr.. Voorhies. the hour at which
the House should stand adjourned from day to
day was fixed at 10 m. until otherwise ordsr cd
by the House.
On the motion Of Mr.. VOORHEES,. the House adj
iourncd. .-
PETER J. IRRELEVANT
Chief Clerk. s