The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-20


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Senate bill No. 90. entitled IAN act relative to
the principal and sureties on official bonds.
Senate bill No. u, entitled AN get to amend
and re5enact section s5l Of the Revised Statutes
Of h sae e. Louisiana a aton to bsnds
Also, Senate bill No. IS, entitled An act max
ing The warrants ISSUED for the salary Of all
s csrs e, st s the t a
licenses due and payable In the same year to
the general fund Of the State"
., And am directed 70 request the signature OF
the Speaker OF the HOUSE, of Representatives to
the same
:, am directed BY, the Senate to inform your
in House bill No. 6s. entitled AN act amending
and re-enaeting section 3773 of the Revised
Statutes, defining the duties of the State Trea-
surer, and providing for the punishment of vio-
lations Of This act, and repeating ali laws In
conflict Herewith" With amendments.
very fesee5f oaN io fsf;t
Secretary OF the Senate.
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On the motion of Mr.. Berry, 1t was
Resoped, That each and every member Of this
body furnish to the Sergeant farms the um-
Der of the street in which he resides also the
number of the street In which he transaets bust
neSs. .-. 4..a.
Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, presented the memo
rial OF N. ]. Scott J. s. Young, VIM. P. Otis. A.
McCranie, J. O. Fgan, Draytoa B. Hayes and J.
H. Chappell, composing committee Of citizens
appointed by the Police Jury OF the parish Of
Claiborne to devise and suggest a plan for the
relief OF said parish from It's financial embar-
rassments and to prepare memorial to the
General Assembly embodying the plan of relief
sought.
Referred to the Committee on Parochial Az
fairs.
Ill NOTICE or BILLS.
MIR. Delavigne gave notice that on some future
day he would Introduce an act to provide for the
inspection and designation of coal oils and illu.
minating oils and fluids derived wholly or In
part from coal or petroleum to regulate the sale
or disposition 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.
Also, an act to prohibit any parish or munich
pal 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 products: to require the City
of New Orleans to provide proper places for the
sale of such products by the growers thereof
and to regulate the details Of such sales.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Berry asked and obtained leave to intro
duce bill entitled House bill No. 191, an act to
repeal an act entitled AN act incorporating the
New Orleans Sanitary Exeavating Company In
the city of New Orleans, and granting rights
and privileges thereto" approved March Il. 1874,
and for the formation Of corporations for public
sanitary purposes in the city Of New Orleans,
and to provide for their organization.
The bill was read, and, under suspension of
the constitutional rule was passed to it's second
reading, and referred to the Special Committee
on City Affairs.
Mr.. Leeds introduced, by consent Of the
House. bill entitled House bill No. 1872. IAN
act to authorize and require the city of New Or
leans to receive certificates issued since the sth
of January, 1877. and those to be issued by the
Board of Metropolitan Police In payment of the
salaries and expenses of the Metropolitan Po-
ice not to exceed the sum of SIS 900, in payme emit
OF the tax levied for police purposes for the cur.
rent year.
The bill. under q suspension Of the rules,
underwent It's several readings and was passed.
The title was adopted. and the bill was ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Leeds. by further consent Of the House
introduced bill entitled House bill No. 1913. AN
act to enable the city Of New Orleans to promo te
the public healthsnd afford greater security
against fire by the establishment of q corpora
ton to be called The New Orleans Waterworks
Company: to authorize the said company to
issue bonds for the purpose of extending and
improving the said works. and to furnish the
inhabitants of New Orleans an adequate supply
of pure and wholesome water; to permit the
holders OF waterworks bonds to convert them
into stock; and to provide for the liquidation of
the bonded and floating debt Of the city of New
Orleans"
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the constitutional rule. was passed to its second
reading. and referred to the Special Committee
on City Affairs.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED IN.
House bill No. 4e. substitute for No. 90, entitled
AN act to authorize plaintiffs In suit, by pro-
visional seizure, to bond property after the ex-
piration OF ten days. when the defendant has
failed or neglected to bond the same." returned
from the Senate as concurred In with amend
ments, was taken up and. on motion. the said
Of the Senate were concurred in as
follows: ... ....
In line Is of section strike out the words at
or
In line % strike out the words 80 attached
or"
Add to the end of the section the words PRO
vded that this act shall not be construed as
affecting the right ofintervenors to bond under
existing laws"
Notice Of concurrence was ordered to be sent
to the Senate and the bill was adopted as
On the motion OF Mr.. Berry the House re-
vokei its order by which the hour of 10 u. m.
was fixed as the time to which the House should
adjourn from day to day.
On his further motion the House adjourned
to Monday, Feb. 10, at half-past IL o'clock.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
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