The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-27

least one OF the members Of said board aps
pointed by the Governor and two OF the menu
befs elected by said Council, shall hs regularly
licensed ehysioians resident In New Orleans"
Mr.. Kelly offered the following as substitute
for the amendment offered by Mr.. Robertson.
section l. liner, strike out all after the word
members" and insert In lieu thereof, tthree
OF whom shall be appointed by the Governor,
by and With the advice and consent OF the Sen.
ate, and six Of whom shall be elected by The Ctr
Council or Administrators OF the city of New Or
leans The members thus chosen shall be- go
designated that the term Of one Of those mn.
pointed by the Governor, and two Of those
elected by the Council shall expire In two years
from the first day Of April. 1877, and the term Of
one other OF those appointed by the Governor
and two others OF those elected by the Council
shall expire In four years from the fret day ef
April. tsT7 and the term Of one other of those
appointed by the Governor and two other of
those elected by the Council shall sxnire In six
years from the first day If April, 1877. unless
sooner removed for cause, all vacancies In said
board to be- filed ne above desgnated at least
one OF the members appointed by the Governor
and two OF those elscted by the Council shall bs
regularly licensed physicians. residents in tho
city OF New Orleans.
The following message from the House OF
Representatives was received!
HouEE or MISREPRESENTATION,
New Orleans. March a.. 1877.
To the Honorable the Hehats OF the State of
Gentlemen L am directed to inform ynur bona
orahIs body that the House has had under con
sil1.,etrhti9n the sehate's amendments to House
bill No. 1914. An net regulating the mode Of as.
sassing and collecting taxes throughout the
State, providing for tho correction OF over and
under assessments providing for the collection
RSap9annUtE for
tho collection of State and parish taxes" etc.
And that the. House disagfees thereto, and
asks q committee of conferences on the same,
and thht the BnhHker has appointed az said
committee on the part Of the House. Messrs,
Leeds. Mcaehee, Lyons. hernoehan and Hill'of
Also. that The House has had under consider.
alton House bill No. 800, IAN act to require
empted by law from the payment of pa ish
taxes. to defray tn costs and expenses Of all
criminal proceedings when the crimes have
thoriEe the levy and collection of tax TO defray
said costs aud sx enses.' 49,,
And that the House has agreed to the appoint
nent OF committee on conferences on the
same. and that the Speaker has appointed az
said committees on the part Of the House.
Messrs. Jonas, Aldge, spiller. Hammond and
Perplta, =
Also that the House has finally passed the
following bills aud asks the concurrence Of the
House bill No. TO An act to confirm the
charter of Tho Doorcheat and He'd River Plank
HUhd COMPANY
Also, House bill No. III, IAN act to abolish tha
office OF public administrator throughout the
State, except In The parish q Qrlehnst,. ete.
PETER j. TREzEyAIsT, =,
Mr.. Kelly demanded the yeas and nays on the
adoption Of his substitute.
The roll being called. resulted as follows.
Yeas@-Messrs Bfeaus Dueros. Grover, Kelly
Mitchell, Hteven. and Wheeler-f.
:. Nays-Messrs. Beatner. Ellis, Eustis, Garland
geeergs aesSas, Ogden. Perkins; Richardson,
:, Absent essrs, Attain. Burch, Bryant. Gage.
a R"msa se e fe W t Wnse san9fa
and Iachafis-i5
And the substitute was lost.
Mr.. White offered the following amendment to
the amendment OF Mr. Robertson, and demand
cd tho yeas and nays on its adoption.
Add TO the amendment the words.
Appointed by the Mayor by and with tho I'D
vice and consent Of the Board of Administra-
tors
The roll being called resulted rs follows.
YeaFs,@Massrs. Braaux, pneros. Ellis, Gar
land. George. Perkins and Whte-7.
Nays Messrs. Roatner. Busts, Goode. Kelly.
Mitchell, Ogden. Richardson. Robertson. Sand
ford, Steven, ttubPs and ,Wheeler.a.1a.,
Absent-Messrs. AlIBn. Bryant, Dureh Cage
Dumont, aa Grover. Harper, Landry Stamps
Sutton. Texadu Twitehell. Wakefield. Young
and GaehHrie-tH.
anu inc HDlGDumlHnL was lDGts
The question recurring upon the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Robertson. Mr.. Ogden de-
manded the yeas aud nays upon is adoption.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-MessrE. Breaux. Ducros. Euatis, Gar.
land, Ogden. Richardson. Robertson, btevsn,
stubbs and Whie-1o
ays-Boatnet. Ellis, George. Geode, Kelly.
Mitchell, Perkins. sandford and Wheeler-e.
u nt=sMessrs. Allan. Bryant. Fureh. Oage.
Dumont, Ola, Grover, Harper, Landry, stamvs.
and zaehare-l6.
And the amendment was adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson the section as
amended was adopted.
The second section was read and on motion
Of Mr.. Perkins adopted.
Tho third section was read
Mr.. Kelly offered the following amendment
and moved it's adoption:
Section 3, after the word the" line ", strike
out city Of New Orleans" and insert said
Board OF Health"
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins the section as
amended was adopted.
Section was read.
MIR. Ogden offered the following amendment
and moved It's adoption;
At the end Of section add: And should the
fees. fines. forfeitur es and sums of money which
buSo beSh ESoSiNDh w tHo sthih bpHIu uAasE Ile
provisions Of this act during the year. exceed
the expenses Of said board. the said excess shall
be paid to the Administrator OF Finance OF the
city of New Orleans"
Lieutenant Governor Wilt In the chair
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins. the section as
amended was adopted.
The fifth section was read. and, on motion of
Mr.. Perkins. adopted
The sixth section was read and. on motion Of
Mr. Kelly. adopted
The seventh section was read.
Mr.. Robertson offered the following amend
ment, and moved its adoption:
Section 2. in line n. after the word here.
AFTER" insert excepting the Mississippi Quar-
antine Station"