The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-11
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
FIRTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE or LOUISIANA.
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apa.pp CHAMBER STATE or LOUISIANA, |
New C)tieaus, Friday. Feb, .. 1877.
The aenaie met pursuant TO adjournment
Ma HAN, louis A. witt, Lieutenant Governor
rsa President Of the Senate, In the chair.
On n call Of the roll the following Senators an
eweFed to their names:
Messrs Breepx. Demaa, puerns, ElIi9i ,l hnH
tts Iarand George. Hp1dH, Kelly, Mitrhel
pstkins. Hiehafdsoh,. ROBERTSON, lsnnditord
a,aysp, Btubbs, Texada, Wheeler, White and
ha ahsapI = Messrs, Attain. BONNER Rrtant
Isnrrh, Gage. Dutnont. Ola. Grover. Harper
landry, Ogden, STAMPS, Sutton, Twitehell
Wakefield and Noung-ie.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Perciva
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins, the reading Of the
ieurnal In detail was dispensed with,
The Chair Announced the following Spee,es
Committee on Rules: Messts. baeharle'
Wheeler, Etuhbs Dpmas and Grover.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr. Doodle, chairman Of the Committee Oh
Judiciary, submitted the following report:
10 the Honorable the President and Members OF
Youf Commute on judiciary have had under
consideration Senate bill NJ. - - 10 repeal sen
tint, 1878 II Ii ys' heylsed Statutes. q the st,t
IN Louisiana" and also Henatp Bill No, 20, on
act TO abolish MI fines nnd nsh titles inftrnseo
tlefs for pAttntttng A tn neys to practice betctt
their respective cnu ls. without Irst eXibiting =
license anh r. Gmeha qnd tennae sG% s 9 tnt 9g NJ
1nuisana" and bog lahye " 'enorf uhthVofn-
biy Oh III tifst mentioned bill, and FaVetabIF on
'sh"'7 JIM '''' W. r. q. GOoDE Chairman.
MESSAGE FROM rHE HOUSE
HuusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, ia, |
february y. 1917. !
10 the Honorable the Senate Of the State OF
/ am directed by the House Of Representative
b Iniofin tuur honorable body that the House
has passed the following bills, aud to ask the
eonenfrenee OF the senate In the same:
House hili No az, AN act renrgani2inF the
Police Jngies of the State The parish OF Orleans
Hsuse bnl Mo. no, IAN act to authorize the
Governor to employ private secretary aud
nsssenesr and porter 70 TX thsif sal A. etn
Reuse bill ~ 49, hn a., nipE ths et ahna
Ala, that The House has eoneurred In senate
e Ne n III esas sne gaFfsne sr ssGs
aaiyahle FOR taxs and licensea due aud payable
n thu same year to the general FUND OF the
Aise In senate bill No. II, AN act 70 amend
and e-ehaet section B5i bf the Revised atatutes
of the Etata of Louisiana. In relation TO bohdF
ei public officers, approved Mareh h'isI7' With
PETER j. TR11zEvANT,,
Mr. Kelly, Chairman Of the Committee on
Charitable and Public Institutions, submitted
the following repcrti
ReoMs COMMITTEE CHARifAphE INsmFurtoNs, |
February 9. teiT !
10 the Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate.
Your JlSmnttea OH Charitable Institutions to
whom was referred House bill NJ. 90. entitled
San act to provide for the better man agement oi
the charitable institutions OF the state and to-
f1NpFnhlF
and recommend lite passage,
WM, J. KELLY, Chairman,
Which lies over under the rules.
Mr.. Kelly asked and obtained unanimous con
sent TO withdraw the report Of the Committee
on Metropolitan Police.
Mr. Grover, Chairman Committee on Uorpo-
xations aud paroehial AfIairs, submitted the fol-
lowing report.
Rooms UoMMrtrER ON r'oRrcRArtoNR ANDl
paruehial Affairs, !
New Orleans, Feb g. 1877. }
TO the, Honorable President and Members OF
Your committee (, whom was ref erred Sem
ate bill No. 90, entitled An act TO instruct the
local auth rifles of the pnriah Of Vt Bernard to
remove back to the legal courthouse Of said mar
iEh on BAYOU Tetre-aux-Bra q, tho parish
and court reeords, effects and furniture, to re-
peal an act nntttiod An net TO provide 4 the
removal OF the scat Of justice Of ". Bernard,
and divide said parish Into wards. approved
April IA 1874. aud to authorize the police Jury OF
said parish, If sustained by the .pobular vote,
60 change the enAt OF justice Of aaid parish, and
Aea leave to report Ia Otably.
Respectful sHbr'ittei.
JAN. H. GROVER Chairman,
Which lice over under the rules
INTRODUCTION or nrbns.
Under previous notice Mr.. Ducros introduced
Eenase bill No. 90, entitled AN act TO repeal sec.
tons R74T, 274s and q749 of the Revised Statutes
approved March IA, 1870, and all other laws
making It the duty Of the Judge to order tho
assessor and collector oI taxes TO assees and
collect a special tax TO pay any Judgment rem
aered aaaihBt any police Jury" which was read
the frat time and placed upon tho Calendar
SPECIAL ORDER or TUE DAY.
Senate bill No, 30. entitled An act TO regulate
public education In the State Of Louisiana: to
create Estate Board Of Education and Boards
of Directors for thu respective parishes and for
she city of New Orleans to define the powers
and duties of said boards; to abolish the State
Board Of Education and the office of Division
Euperintendents established under existing
lava. to repeal all laws dividing the State into
school divisions. 10 create the of1lee OF Chief
superintendent If the Public schools OF New
urleans; b define his duties and Ak his com
penRations to regulate the mode OF appointment
of parish treasurera of school funds. to define
their powers aud duties; to defae the manner
cfiiSing the COMPENSATION of teachers and other
officers under this act: and to repeal all laws or
parts of laws contrary to, or In conflict with.
she provisions Of this act" was. on motion of
Mr.. Robertson, postponed until o'clocR.
MnsRAoE FROM THE HOUSE.
TO the Honorable the Senate of Louisiana;
am directed by the House of Representa-
ayea to inform your homo able body that the
House IN ready 10 proceed to ballot for United
States Sc ator.
Respectfully, etc.
PETER ]. IRRELEVANT,
Chief CLERK.
On motion OF Er, Perkins. the Senate o.
seeded in a body to the Hall Of the House OF
Representatives for the purpose OF haiotinE in
Joint session for "a United States Senator
40 Nj SESSION.