The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15
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have been, as they believe. credibly informed q
that most, it not all. the children that ars tns
sp5ls tssd RI M d Pha oss among ID The farmers II
The country parishes OF this state ana tne sur
rounding States, and that steps should Pc aK s
for seuding all persons to the country tnat
homes ars offered to: that such course wou ~.
not only relieve the State end city q new Or-
leans 81 heavy burden but W1ada rsar LINZ tsg
now .linger in said institutions ana dle preIha-
turely. ror I'm frba,r,,an
On the motion Of Mr.. Bowden the said appro-
Uriation bill was taken up, read, and, under
suspension OF the rules passed to its second
reading becoming House bill NO. A4. An act
making an prepriations for the general expen-
res 81 the State for the year ending the sist day
Of Dece rnber, A. d. 1877.
The bin was ordered to be printed. and was
referred TO q Committee on the Whole.
Mr.. Leeds chairman on behalf OF the Special
Committee ON City Affairs, presented the fol-
lowing report; .......,uu. i,
New Orleans, March. ID, 1877.
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives,:
Gentlemen Your Special Committee on City
Affairs have the horloT 70 reP11 as fo 70, VS.
By substitute for House PHI 10 lila III ais9 PIP ~
80 - 80 CHAs. ]. LEEDS, Chairman.
On the motion Of Mr.. Leeds said House bill
No. I2f, an act to repeal an act entitled AN act
incorporating the New Orleans Sanitary Exea-
waiting Company in the city of New Orleans and
granting rights and privileges hereto" approved
March Ia 1879, and for the formation Of corpora
tfons for public sanitary purposes In the city OF
New Orleans and to provide for their organiza-
tion." .-...
Was taken up on It's second reading.
Tire Hill ranfTrtnd he thn fttha
was read, and under suspension of the rules
was passed to its second reading and adopted,
in lieu Of the original bill. becoming
House bill 246, An act for this relief Of the
taxpayers OF the city OF New Orleans, to absorb
the floating debt, the unpaid interest coupons.
school warrants, and ali evidences OF debt and
ether claims against the said city and to author
i've and require the city OF New Orleans to re-
eeive such Indebtedness in payment OF certain
taxes of the city OF New Orleans. due prior to
The 1st Of January. 1876"
Referred to the Special Committee on City AT
fairs.
The bill was placed upon the calendar.
On the motion Of Mr.. Kidd, Senate Bill No. 81
IAN act for the relief OF Mrs. M. j. Lewis OF the
parish Of oaaehita.' was taken up on Its second
reading. and referred to q Committee OF the
Whole.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members asked and OBJ
tained leave to introduce, cut Of the regular
order Of business. the following entitled bills,
which were read. ard under o suspension Of
the constitutional rule were severally passed
TO their second reading and referred to commit
tees, as follows:
BY Mr.. Hill
House bill No. 2i7, An act to incorporate the
Louisiana State Fair Association, and TO confer
upon 1t certain rights and privileges enjoyed
by the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Assoc
citation Of Louisiana"
Referred to the Committee on Corporations.
By Mr. Richardson
House bill No. 24s, AN act to appropriate the
sum Of one hundred dollars as payment Of
amount due to D. Thoyer. sheriff of Cameron
parish. in criminal matters"
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Claims.
By Mr.. Ryland, chairman
House bill No. $40, An act to amend and re-
enact sections 1858 and 1864 Of the Revised Stat
utes, relative to the inspection of -four and hay
In the city of New Orleans"
Substitute for House bill No. 1e7 recommend
ed by the Committee on Agriculture, Immigra-
ton and Commerce.
The bill was amended. on motion of Mr.. BY
land, by filling the blank with the word to-"
II was further amended, on the motion Of Mr..
VOORHEES,, by inserting after the word enacted
the words that section 1868 OF the Revised
Statutes be amended and re-enacted so as to
read az follows:'
Section 2 was amended by inserting after the
word enacted" the words that section 1867 If
the Revised Statutes be amended and re-enact-
ed so as to read as folloWs:"
The bill as amended was taken as engrossed,
and under a further suspension Of the rules
was read third time and passed, and the
title was adopted.
By Mr.. Lyons, chairman
House bill No. $50 An act to repeal an act
entitled an net to fix the salaries OF the Chief
Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court. approved February 81, 1871"
Reported By the Committee on the Judiciary.
the bill was taken as engros5ed, and under
suspension Of the rules was read third time
and passed. The title was adopted.
By Mr.. Jonas, Chairman
House bill No. 251, AN act to authorize and in
struct the Attorney General to bring suit against
the Louisiana Levee Company, for the forfeit
ure oil their charter and the annullment Of their
contract with the State. to enioin said company
from further acting, and to authorize the said
company to plead in reconvention their claims,
IA any they have. against the State.
Substitute for House bill No. 1875 was acespted
in lieu Of the original bill and under suspen-
sion ofthe rules. ordered ito second reading,
SENATE BILLS on FIRST READING.
The following entitled Senate bills were taken
up on their first reading. read. and under q
suspension of the rules passed to their second
reading and referred to committees, as fol- |
lows:
Senate bill No. ~, An act to authorize the |
Governor to appoint an Assistant Attorney |
d,,t;o a a u.
pensation,o etc.
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. |
House bill No. go. AN act to regulate and limit |
the liability of parishes Of this State the parish
OF Orleans excepted. for costs and fees in GRIM /
inal procnedinaa and trials before irlakinaa ~ |