The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-09


ing Of the bill.
Mr. Steven then moved that the bill be ordered
read third time,
Mr. Breaux moved. ms a substitute for this
motion, that the bin be made tho special order
for one O'Clock on Thursday. the sth inst,
Mr.. Steven moved to lay the substitute on the
table.
On which motion Mr.. Breaux demanded the
yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows,
Yeas :. Meesrs, Demas, Garland, George,
ao9ds kkes OGDEN PshnG hosef
Nays MeRsrs. Boatner. Breaux, Ducros, Ellis.
Mitchell, Richardson. stubbs. White and zacha-
:, Absent--MeHsrs. Allan, Bryant, Burch, Cage
Dumont. EuHtis. Ola. Harper, Landry. Stamps,
sutton Twitchell. Wakefield and Young.-ia.
And the motion to table prevailed.
The bill was ordered read third time
On motion of Mr., Steven. tho constitutional
rule was suspended. to place the bill upon ts
third reading.
The bill was read third time and finally
passed. The title was adopted, and notice of
concurrence ordered sent TO the Honse.
Mr.. steven moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which tho bin was finally passed. and moved to
lay that motion on the table.
And the latter motion prevailed.
NOTICE or Bills.
Mr.. Breaux gave notice that on some future
day he would introduce bills entitled az folows!
IAN act to repeal an act entitled An act to in-
crease the revenue of the State, and to authorize
the incorporation of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company"
Also An act 10 repeal an net entitled An act
Incorporating the New Orleans Sanitary Exoa-
waiting Company in the city Of New Orleans
granting rights and privileges thereto"
Also An act to repeal an act entitled An net
to abolish private markets in tho city of New
Orleans"
INTRODUCTION OF BtbtA,
Mr.. Wheeler obtained unanimous consent TO
introduce without previous notice Senate bill
No. lo7, entitled An act TO abolish the parish Of
Carroll and to create and establish in lieu there's
of the two parishes Of East Carroll and West
Carroll; providing for tho organization Of Baid
two parishes and fixing their representation In
the House Of Representatives. accompanied by
memorial relative thereto.
The rules were Suspended and the bill read
the frat time.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler the cons itational
rule was suspended and the bill read the second
time and referred, with the memorial to the
Committee on Corporations and parochial Az.
fairs.
Mr.. Eaohare asked and obtained unanimous
consent to call up the report Of Committee on
Elections and Qualifications in the case Of Falls
against Stamps, which had been laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. zacharie, the report was
made the special order for one o'clock on Mon.
day next the 18th instant
REPORTS or COMMITTEES LYING OVER.
The unfavorable report of the Committee on
Judiciary on House blu No. 137, entit cd "An
act to repeal act No. 40 Of the acts Of the Legsla
ture for the year 1882" ETC.. was taken UP and
adopted
And on motion OF Mr.. Goo 10. the bill was in
definitely postponed.
The majority and minority reports OF the Jul
dietary Committee were read.
Mr.. Grover moved that the following minority
report be adopted;
To the Honorable the President and Members
OF the Senate:
The Judiciary Committee have had under
consideration Senate bill No, 20, :" An act to EN-.
large the jurisdiction Of the Third District
Court for the parish Of Orleans" ETC., and the
undersigned, . majority of the committee, re-
'''' VIZ ''''' ''' '''V mENRY L, GARLAND.
cnks sJ J. b6hrNEp.
Il. p. OGDEN,
q. b. WHEELER.
MI 1ooue moved US substitute the auopJlon
of the following minority report;
The undersigned, members Of the Judiciary
Committee, having under consideration Senate
bill No, 20, extending the jurisdiction OF the
Third District Court, respectfully dissent from
minority unfavorably on said bill, for the reason
they consider the same unconstitutional in
this: the bill proposes TO confer upon the Third
District Court jurisdiction over Gloss of cases
Ct which nnd9r The cor constitution of the Fourth
Legislature to transfer such jurisdiction to any
4. D. gle RGE.
L. b. GUODE."
Upon which motion Mr.. zacharie demanded
tho yeas and nays The roll being called re-
suited rs follows
.Yeas---Messrs. Dueros. Ellis, George. Goode,
Nays-Messrs, Boatner, Garland Grover, Kel-
~, ogden, Richardson, Steven. Stubbs. Texada,
" Absent Messr rss' Allan. Breaux, Bryant.
Barrh. Gage. Demas. Dument: Eustis, Gle,
HARPER. Landry, Stamps. Sutton. Twitehcll,
Wakefield and Ioung-le
And the motion to adopt the minority report
did not prevail.
Mr.. Ellis moved that the further considera-
ton of the report be postponed until Saturday
next. at ! o'clock and be made the special for
that time.
Mr.. Grover demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted rs follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Ducros. George. Perkins, San
diford-4.
Nays Messrs, Boatner. Breaux, Garland.
Goode. Grover, Kelly Ogden, Richardson. Rob-
ertson, Stew n, Stubs. Texada. Wheeler. White,
Zaeharie-l5.
Absent-Messrs. lain, Bryant. Burch, Cage.
Demas. Dumont. Hills. Eustis. Ola, Harper,
Landry. Mitche |, Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell,
Wakefield. Young-l7.
And the motion to postt one was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Breaux the main question
was ordered.
Upon the motion to adopt the majority report
Mr.. Zacharie demanded the yeas and nays. and
the roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs Boatner, Breaux, Garland, Gro
yer, Kelly. Ogden. Richardson, Steven. Stubbs
Texada. Wheeler. and Zaeharie-l2.,
Nays-Messrs. Demas, Ellis, George, Goode.