The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-11

qualified aa above provided.
Strike out section 3.
Section to become section D.. ,,, .
Strike out in section, lines, the word three
ant eighteen hundred and insert two thou,
sand" lii line strike out the word. two and
insert in lieu thereof the words -four. one OF
he word wear" insert and the sten0grapber
shall receive in addition to said, twelve hun
dred dollars year afor9said slS hhd M a9 T.
take down verbatim reports OF all testimony
and examinations of capital eases and othe,t,
felonies. and to transeribe from his notes 9 full
report of the same, which shall be duly certified
by the recorder. who shall forward the Same to
the proper criminal court for the use 81 the at
torney General and District Attorney"
In line the words Board Of Metropolitan Po-
lice" and insert Mayor"
strike out the words The City Council and In
sert the words the Governor.
Section 7 to become section 6.
section to become section I.
Section 10 become section \.
Section 10 to become section 8 and in lines
and strike out the words by election by the
CITY Council and insert the Governor"
Strike out section II,
Section "a to become section 10.
Section u to become section II.
Section IA to become section u.
Section 10 to become section ID.
Respectfully submitted ,.,
For the majority of the Committee. >.
The undersigned recommends the passage Of
the House bill without amendments; o,onr
The undersigned agrees to the report of the
majority except as to the mode of appointment
believing that 1t should be given to the city Of
A''" H. D. OGDEN.
Mr.. Goode, Chairman of the Committee on
Judiciary reported favorably on House bill
No. 800, entitled AN act to repeal articles
122l 1222 1923 of tho Revised OWL Code. and sec
tons 1853 and 3cs4 of the Revised Statutes Of the
State of Louisiana"
PREFERRED CALENDAR
House bill No. 237, entitled IAN act to compel
assessors to assess properties heretofore OK
empted from taxation belonging to church.
school, benevolent or charitable institutions
etc. was taken up on its third reading
Mr.. Stubs moved that further consideration
of this bill be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Boatner moved that the vote by which the
bill was ordered read third time be reconsid-
cred.
Upon which motion Mr.. Robertson demanded
the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-Msasrs. Alan, Boatner. Breaux. Ellis.
Eustis Garland. George, Kelly Mitchell, Ogden.
Perkins, Richardson. stubbs. Texada. Wheeler
and zacharie-l6.
Nays-Messrs, Goode. Grover, Robertson.
absent Messrs Bryant, Burch Cage, Ducros.
saa vic hddr aid Yoang
| And the vote was reconsidered.
| Mr., stubbs moved to reconsider the vote by
which the following amendment was adopted:
SEC. q. Be il further enacted. etc., That each
| private banker or partner In q private banking
house. shall pay,a license tax OF two hundred
| and fifty dollars"
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
| On motion of Mr.. Ellis the amendment was
| laid on the table.
| MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message was received from the
| House:
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| New Orleans. April 3. 1877 J
| To the Honorable Senate Of the State Of Louisi-
| Gentlenen-I am directed to inform your hon
orable body that the Speaker of the Hou has
| appointed the following committees on the part
| of the House Of Representatives in accordance
| with joint resolution creating loi mt committee
Of the Seaate and House on charter for the
seM 70 s e 70 Se
| session of the General Assembly,: Messrs
Leeds. jonas, Hill, Leonhard and Aldige.
N'spe'' PETE Ell J. IRRELEVANT.
| Chief Clerk.
| Mr.. Goode in the chair
Mr.. George offered the following amendment
to House bill No. 237, to become section of th'
bill:
SEC. 3. mat napn'prlVGte banker, OF eHcn part
ner in u private banking house, shall pay
license tax of five hundred dollars"
Mr.. Kelly moved4hat the bill be rccommittet
to the Committee on Finance. and demanded tn,
yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan. Kelly. Stubs and Tex
Nays--Messrs. Boatner, Breaux, Ellis, Eustis
Garland. George, Goode, Grover. Mitchell
y Ogden, Richardson. Robertson. sandiford
Absent essrs: Bryant, Burch, Gage, Du
stamps STAN su ton, Twitchell Wakefield. Wheeler
Young and Iacharie-16-
And the motion to recommit was lost
Mr. Boatner demanded the yeas and nays upoI
the adoption of the amendment offered by MI
George.
Upon the call of the roll the following was the
result:
George, Goode, Grover, Robertson, and Steven
Nays-Messrs Boatner. Eusts. Kelly, Mitchell
Ogden, Richardson. Sandiford. Stubs, Texada
Absent~Messrs. Bryant, Bureh, Cage Ducros
Dumont. Gla. Harper, Landry; Perkins, Stamps
Sutton. TwitcheL. Wakefield. Young and zacha
rie-15.
And the amendment was not adopted.
Mr.. Boatner moved that the bill be ordere,
read third time.
Mr.. Robertson moved that the consideration
Of the bill be indefinitely postponed. and de
manded the yeas and nays:
Yeas-Messrs Ducros. Kelly. Ogden Rob
ertson and Texada-5.
Nays-Messrs. Allan. Boatner Breaux. Ellis
Eustis,, Garland, George, Goode. Grover
Mitchell, Richardson Sandiford Steven Stubb
land Whte-l5
Absent-Messrs. Bryant. Burch, Cage Du
mont Ola. Harper Landry Perkins. Stamps
Sutton, Twitcheli. Wakefield. Wheeler, Youn
and Zacharie-l5
And the motion to indefinitely postpone wa
lost
The bill was ordered read third time.
Mr.. Ellis moved that the constitutional rul
be suspended and the bill read a third time.
Upon which motion Mr.. Robertson demande
the yeas and nays. with the following result:
L YaaS-AaScrs AIIain Raatnar Rraa,,,r I,Il;s