The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
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81 Mr.. Steven. Chairman Of the Committee OF
Finance, submitted the following report:
ROOMS SENATE FIHASoE soMnITTEs.
New Orleans. Feb. !. 1877.
TO the Hon. President and Members Of TIL,
4 Senate:
Your committee 10 whom was referred Senatt
bill No. 90. entitled An act 70 remit penalties OF
eaa e repar "
bill No No. s s. enitisd 81 AK warrant
for the salary OF constitutional OIL GERS receiv-
able for III taxes and licenses due for the same
year 10 the general fund OF the State, beg leave
to report fayorably. with the following amend
| ments:
in line hye.. section one. insert the word t.
hereafter before the word Issued. In line
seven insert the words aecruipg alter the ny Day
OF January, 1871" after the word "Gflicer.; IN
line eight insert the words general fund after
| the word ALL In line nine strike out the word
se sa m s w9fqs tie lea f e
f2r which said warrants we're issued and no
Respectfully submitted. au
Chairman.
Which lies over under the rules.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr. Lucros gave notice that at some future
day he would introduce bill. entitled An act
to order the local authorities Of the parish of
st. Bernard to remove back to the legal court
house on the Bayou Terre-aux-BGufst the par
ish and court records, effects and furniture and
to authorize the said authorities thereafter,
supported by the popular vote. to remove there
from the seat OF justice OF said parish.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. George, under previous notice. intro
duced Senate bill No. 3d. entitled an act to repeal
act No. 81 OF 1870, approved March s. 1870. en-
titled an act providing for the appointment OF
public administrators and defining the duties
of the same. which was read first and second
time under suspension OF the constitutional
rules, and referred to the Committee on judi
ciary.
Mr.. Ducros asked and obtained unanimous
consent to introduce without previous notica
Senate bill No 40. entitled AN act to repeal artl-
Gle SIT OF the Code Of Practice" which was read
the first time under suspension OF the consti-
tutional rules and placed on the calendar.
Also. Senate bill No. Al. entitled AN act TO
abolish quarantine, and to repeal sect sfsbs aGaa
and following sections att H." devised Statutes
5thed state. Owed March II. ls7o and all
other acts relative thereto" which was read the
frat time under q suspension OF the constitu-
tiopal rules and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Robertson asked and obtained unanimous
consent to introduce. without previous notice.
aanate hill No 40. entitled An act to unite the
Louisiana State University. as now established
and located near Alexandria. 10 ths parish OF
| Ranldes. and the Agricultural and Mechanlcai
Collage. az now established and located III the
parish OF st. Bernard. into one ana Inc SAINT
ira,;tution Of learning, to be known and deslg-
mated under the name and title OF the Louisiana
state University and Agricultural and Mechah''
cal College and to establish and locate the safht
temnorariIy at Baton Rouge. in the parish o.
| East Baton Rouge"
| which was read a first and second time under
| a snanension of the constitutional rules aho
referred to the Committee on judiciary.
ACTIONS ON REPORTS LYING ovEE.
| Mr. Grover called up the following report o.
| the Committee on Corporations and Parocniai
| Affairs: 49,,
Yonr committee report favorably upon House
hiu No q entitled An act to incorporate the
town of Ouachita City, In the parish Of Union
~ ,,rovide for the election OF Mayor and Coun'
o,Iroen tn define their duties and to provide
| for the government OF the same" and recon-
| mended it's passage.
And an motion OF Mr.. Grover the report wa
adopted.
| Mr.. White offered as 8 substitute
THAT the bill be reeommitted with instruction
| IN prepare an additional section by when Tn
CORPORATION will be inhibited from contractn
debts beyond its revenue. or from issuing an
evidences Of debt
Mr. Ellis moved to lay the substitute upon Tn
table. ON which motion Mr.. Demas demande
the yeas and nays, the roll being called resulte'
as follows: c.,n.,
Yeas-Messrs Ducros, Ellis Eqsssh siaFi Psr
Georges i2efadfsaon. Robertson. Sandiord. stever
| Nays-Messrs. Demas. Ogden. Texada, White
and Zacharie Senator'S.
| Absent Messrs. Allan. Boatner. Breaux. Bry
dry. Stamps. Sutton. Twitchell. Wakefield ant
Young-15 Senators.
And the motion to table prevailed.
Mr.. Demas moved that further consideration
of House bill No. be postponed until to-
morrow and that it be made the special order
of the day for o'clock.
Mr.. Ellis moved to lay that motion upon the
| table. upon which molten Mr.. Demas demanded
the yeas and nays the roll being called resulted
| as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Boatner. :, Ellis. Garland
Goods dREesr asy Maae Steven rsp
i Texada and Wheeler-15 Senator'S.
| Nays-Messrs. Demas: Ducros, Eustis. Ogden
White and Zaeharie-6 Senator'S.
| Absent-Messrs. Breaux. Bryant, Burch. Cage
Dumont Ola, Harper, Landry, Stamps, sutton
Twitchell, Wakefield and Young-IA.
| And the motion to table prevailed.
Mr. White moved that the Senate do now ad
| iourn until tomorrow. at 10 o'clock m.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
To the Honorable the Senate OF Louisiana:
I am directed by the House of Represents
| tiyes to inform your honorable body that the
House is ready to proceed to ballot for United
States Senator.
Respectfully, ETC.. ,
Chief Clerk.
On which motion Mr.. Demas deman Fed the
yeas and nays.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Demas and White-2;