The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

Mr.. TremouIet. OF Orleans, who argued
that delinquents had not taken advan-
tage Of the liberality Of the premium
bond law, and that the poor people
could no more come forward under the
provisions of this bill and pay their
taxes than they had before. Capitalists,
brokers and holders Of city warrants
alone would be benefited by 1t.
On the final passage OF the bill, Mr..
Tremoulet called for the yeas and nays.
Yeas 40, nays II.
| A motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was passed was tabled.
| House bill No. 204, to amend an act TO
incorporate the Factors Warehouse
Bank. Passed finally.
| BY Mr.. Toler, OF Richland, chairman
Of the Committee on Appropriation, on
behalf of that committee as part OF
the Conference Committee, reported by
substitute for the general ,appropria-
ton bill. The substitute makes the fol-
lowing appropriations out Of funds not
otherwise appropriated
Governors salary $4,000, private sec
rotary $4,000. messenger and porter
$3.50, clerk during sessions $500,
Lieutenant Governor $4,000, Secretary
of State $4,000, Assistant Secretary
Of State $4,000, porter $3.50, State
Librarian 5000, Assistant State Ii
brarian $500, Attorney General $4,000,
Clerk OF the Attorney General $500,
State Auditor $4,000, State Auditors
chief clerk $4,000. State Auditors book
keeper $4,000, State Auditors assistant
bookkeeper $500, State Auditors two
assistant bookkeepers $500 each-$3000,
State Auditors tax and assessment
roll clerk $500, State Auditors register
and warrant clerk $1750, State Auditors
messenger and porter tfor BOTH 1870,
for salary Of the State Treasurer $4,000,
for salary of the State Treasurer's chief
clerk $4,000, for salary OF State Treasu..
rer's book keeper $4,000, for salary OF
State Treagurer's two assistant clerks
$4,000, for salary OF State Register Of
Keeper OF the State House 5000, contin-
gent expenses OF the Governor $40, 900,
contingent expenses OF the Lieutenant
Governor $1,000. contingent expenses OF
the Secretary Of State $3.50, contingent
expenses Of the State Treasurer $500,
contingent expenses Of the State Audi
tor $500, contingent expenses OF Lii
brarian $500.
Judiciary Department Supreme Court
Judges $35, 500, Reporter Supreme Court
$4,000, Judges of District Courts $780,
torneys $25, 500.
Observation-Disclosures General and
contingent expenses $4,000, State Insane
Asylum $25, 900, Institution Of the Blind
$4,000, Deaf and Dumb Asylum $4,000,
pensions $4,000, State Printer $4,000,
assessment and tax collectors rolls
$4,000, printing general laws in French
and German $4,000, Keeper e-House
grounds $500, Chief Superintendent
Public Schools of New Orleans $2250,
parish assessors $5215, New Orleans
rolls in Orleans $1,000, in country par
ishes $500, for support OF public schools
$500 900.
From Interest Fnnd-To parish asses
sors $4,000, to New Orleans assessors
$780,, for lost assessment rolls in Or
leans $4,000. in country parishes $4,000.
From Leree Construction Fund-State
Engineer $4,000, two assistants $4,000,
bookkeeper $500. draughtsman s.,
contingent expenses OF department
S., parish assessors $4,000. New Or
leans assessors $4,000; lost assess
ment rolls, Orleans $1,000, in
for certificates of trans |
fer 5000, rent of State House $5485, |
Orleans parish $4,000, parish |
assessors $500. assessment rolls for Or
leans lost or carried away $4,000, for |
country parishes $4,000, for gas in State |
House $40O, Charity Hospital at New |
Orleans $4,000, Charity Hospital at |
$500, for militia In the fu- |
ture $4,000; the warrants to be receiva-
BILE to the extent OF $4,000 for general
fund taxes.
Special Fund -- Charity Hospital at
New Orleans from Lottery Company
inspection $4,000, and
rom poll tax all that may not be re-
1uired for the educational fund.
From Current School Fund-State Su-
Of Education $4,000, for
his secretary and expenses of office,
$4,000.
REGULAR ORDER.
House bill No. 209l, to unite the
Louisiana State University with the
Mechanics and Agricultural College,
ind Senate bill to carry out the objects
II the donation Of Congress for an
agricultural and mechanical school,
,ame up together.
House bill No. 20ol was taken up
.lone.
After occupying the House for some
line, on motion OF Mr.. Toler, Of Rich
and, the bill was laid on the table.
The second bill---Senate bill No. 1O8
% carry out the objects Of Congress on
he subject OF an Agricultural College
vas next taken up.
On the final passage Of the bill the
'eas and nays were called. Yeas 80,
lays 81. No quorum.
The House adjourned.
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