The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-24


On the motion of Mr.. Delavigne. House bill
No. 95. IAN act to define liens, privileges and
judgments for taxes and assessments on real
property and to limit the same, and to define
the duties Of sheriffs and recorders OF mort
cages in relation thereto"
was taken up on its second reading. under
the favorable report, with amendments OF the
Committee on the Judiciary. El
The amendments. were adopted as follows:
In section one strike out all after the word
payer" in line IL.
In third section, line T. after the werd az.
sessment"i insert the words provided sald
Judgment is for tax on real estate"
The bill as amended was taken as engrosseu.
and. under further suspension OF the rules.
was read third time and passed.
The title Of the bill was adopted and the bill
was sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. So, An act to authorize the Gov
ernor TO appoint private secretary and mes
-seneer. to fix their salaries, to provide for and
regulate the clerical force In the offices OF the
Secretary Of State, Attorney General. Auditor
of Public Accounts, State Treasurer and Regis
ter OF the Land Office, to provide the lime ana
manner Of paying all OF said sala les, 70 repeal
SO ton 1924 of ofthe Revised Statutes OF 1870 and
to repeal all laws in conflict with this act
the same in connection with the amendments
of the Senate thereto, which were read as fol-
lows:
l. In n rst section, lines Ave and six, strike out
"one thousand seven hundred" and insert in
lieu thereof two thousand two hundred"
2. In section seven, line three. strike out the
words two thousand" and insert In lieu
thereof fifteen hundred"
8. Insert the following as section eight:
Sec. 8. Be ii further enacted, etc.. That the
State Librarian shall receive an annual salary
of nine hundred dollars and the Assistant La
brarian an annual salary Of six hundred dol
lars"
section nine.
s. Section nine of the original bill to become
section ten.
Amendment to the title:
After 'of1ice" line 7 insert ITO fix the salaries
of tho Librarian and.Assistant Librarian"
The amendments were adopted seriatim and
the bill as amended was passed.
Notice of concurrence In its amendments wa
ent to the Senate,
BILLS INTRoD UcED.'.
The following named members severally
asked and obtained leave to introduce the fol-
lowing entitled bills. which, under n suspension
of the rules. were passed to their second read
Va
follows;
BY Mr.. Kidd
House bill No. 1872, IAN act to annex certain
territory of Lincoln parish to the parish Of
Jackson to provide for the redivisian of jack
son parish into police Jury. wards to dispose of
certain suits pending in the courts of Lincoln
parish, and to permit certain persons TO select
the parish Of their domicile."
To the Committee on Parochial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Lea
House bill No. 1888 " An act amending section
1920 OF the Revised Statutes OF the State of Lou
isiana and changing the term Of the District
Court in and for the parish Of st. Helena
.Tothe Committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. McGehee, chairman. on behalf Of the
Committee of Retrenchment and Reform
House bill No. 1874. An act to amend and re-
enact section 1929 of tine Revised Statutes Of the
State Of Louisiana"
House bill No. 135, An act to amend and re-
enact section 1852 of the Revised Statutes of Lou
isiana."
To the Committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Lamare-
House bill No. 1856, An act In relation to sew
ing machines. pianos, and such other property
which are by law In certain cases exempt from
seizure; to define the privileges on such prop |
erty or effects. and the manner of enforcing
the same and to prevent and punish abuses
and imposition on buyers of such kind of
property"
TO the Committee on the Judiciary
by Mr.. Young of Claiborne
House bill No. 1877. IAN act to provide the mode |
and proceedings in relation to the change of |
names"
To tho Committee onthe Judiciary.
by Mr.. Delavgne-
House bill No. 1873. "An act to provide for the |
gauging. inspection aud designation of coal
oils and illuminating oils and fluids. |
derived wholly or in part from coal |
or petroleum; to regulate the sale or dis |
position of the same: to prohibit in certain |
cases the sale or disposition of illuminating |
oils or fluids dangerous to life and property
and to prescribe penalties for violations of this
act"
Referred, with accompanying memorial. to
the Committee on Health and Quarantine.
Also House bill No. 1870. AN act to prohibit
any parish or municipal corporation of this
State from imposing any license. tax. fee, or
charge on farmers. market gardeners and flower
and fruit growers. for the sale of their own pro-
ducts; to require the city of New Orleans to pro-
vide proper places for the sale Of such products
by the growers thereof. and to regulate the
details Of such sales"
Referred with memorial to the special COM
mittee on City Affairs.
BY Mr.. Ryland-
House bill No. 14o, IAN act for the relief of the
Fruit Growers Association Of the Gulf States"
To the Committee on Agriculture, Inmigra-
ton and Commerce
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. 81, AN act regulating the mode
Of assessing and collecting taxes throughout
the State" etc., was taken up on second reading
Us the special order Of the day for this day.
pending the consideration of Mr. Smart's
to section 81 taken as section 81. as
follows: Strike out all from line to the word
that" in line II, -..
The amendment was lost u. .n'.. |
On the motion Of Mr.. Gaskins. the words
accompanied with notice to the delinquent
taxpayers that" after the word list" In line a.