The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-11

Pfnfe Conpee.. beg leave to repor said bill
80 - l. d. Bo iiS'iGsi Chairman.
Mr.. Dupree, chairman. on behalf Of the Com
mittee on Quarantine. rer orted as follows.
Rooms OF COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND
$z4sEsgsk6 = zsz=. QUARANTINE
New Orleans. March 4 1877.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House Of Representatives Of the State Of
Your Committee on Health and Quarantine,
p Whom was referred House bill No. l72,. enti-
oilai, garbage night soil and d ad ami, ais, I'm
the parishes OF Orleans. Jefferson aud ST FER
aara. ana 70 provide for the disDositionof ofal.
mails 10 said parishes. beg leave to report the
same by substitute. - u, 4 Ia : M III -
wv. DUPREE.
Chairman of Committee.
Said substitute bill was read. and under a
suspension OF the rules was passed to its Sec
end reading and adopted, in lieu Of the original
bill becoming House bill No. 214. E
An act ITO provide for the disposition of otYal.
garbage, night soil and dead animals within
the parishes Of Jefferson, Orleans and ST. Ber-
nard, and to provide for the disposition of ofYal
drippings OF slaughter-housss and dead ami.
mails In said parishes"
The bill was taken as engrossed. read d third
time and passed.
Its title WAS adopted. f=.g-s- .-.s
Mr.. McGehee. Chairman, on behalf of the
Committee on Retrenchment and Reform re-
ported on House bill No. 2os, entitled An act to
fix the salary OF the Governors Private Secre-
tary; to prescribe the manner Of paying the
same and to repeal all laws in conflict with this
act beg leaye to report unfavoTably on said
act with tho recommendation that it do not
pass.
MIR. Leeds. Chairman on behalf Of the Com
mittee ON City Affairs. reported as follows:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, |
New Orleans, March 8. 1877. !
To the Honorable the Speaker and Members of
the House. of Representatives:
Geatlemen-Your Com mites On City Affairs
has the honor to report IS follows. viz:
oh a h9as b Na s@ a act o st. 10
leans, TO the river, and TO repeal all laws and
larts of laws in conflict herewith" Ii recon-
n1ends the reference to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
On House bill No. 17s. IAN act to authorize the
City Council OF the city of New Orleans to fill
city. other than those Of Mayor and Admin
!isstrafors.D 1t reports favoraby and recommends
On Senate bill No. 70. IAN act to establish, an
hospital in the city OF New Orleans for the
treatment Of indigents afflicted with mall pox:
to provide for the management OF said hospital
titled an act to establish an hospital for small
pox and ether contagious diseases, and all 9TH
er laws or parts OF laws On the same subject
matter Inconsistent with this act, " 1t reports by
substitute, 10y ..-... s. : Il
cHAs. j. LEEDS.
4& l%4 Chairman.
On the motion Of Mr.. Leeds, the above emit
tied House bill No. 1865 was taken up on its Sec
ond reading and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr.. VOORHEES,. chairman, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Railroads. presented the following
report: y
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF
the House OF Representatives:
your Commlftee on Railroads. to whom was
referred House bill No. 21o. chartering the Al
ny. beg leave TO report fayorably on said bill
and recommend its passage
On motion OF Mr.. VOORHEES,. said House bill
No. $40 was taken up. under a suspension of
the rules. was held as engrossed, read a third
time and passed, the title adopted.
MIR. Huntington, chairman, on behalf of the
Committee on Claims, reportedb by bills on the
claims of Chas. Curtis and Otto III. Tennison re-
apectiyely as follows: ..... ...s
House bill No. ZIG, An act for the relief Of
Charles Curtis"
House bill No. pit. AN act for the relief Of
Otto III. Tennison OF the parish OF Orleans
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary,
Under suspension of the rules. the bills were
5egerally passed to their second readings and
placed upon the calendar.
Mr.. Lyons, chairman. on behalf of the Com
mite on Corporations presented the following
report: az E...
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
GentteTlen-fo Committee on Corporations.
% whom WAS referred House bill No. 49, emitted
An IN. act to ineerporate the Mississippi and
cave to report tayOrably with amendment ON |
said bill. -
Respectfully submitte
On motion Of Mr.. Estopinal. said House bin |
No. 1873 was taken up under the above favorable
'eDort. and the amendment recommended by |
he committee was adopted as follows:
In section II strike out all Of said section after
he words liable for the in the second line, |
Ind insert the following words: Contracts or !
aults OF said corporation in any further sum |
han the unpaid balance due to the company
N the shares owned by him." sI
The bill as amended was taken as engrossed, |
cad third time. passed. and the title was
.dopted.
House bill No. Z, An at to amend and re-en-
vet paragraphs 2 and IT," etc., was taken up
lnder the favorable report by substitute on it's
econd reading
The bill was read and. under sus pension of
he rules, was passed to its second reading and
dopted. in lieu OF the original bill becoming
louise bill No. go. 5..s .. a..-.@z.. -. =a
AN act to define and specify who are whole
ale dealers and wholesale merchants and
, relieve retail dealers and retail merchants
rom the payment of wholesale license tax
nd to relieve all persons from tbs payment of
license tax as apothecary or druggist who are
OF engaged In the business of filling preserip-
ons or compounding medicines, and to pro- |
ide that no one but licensed druggist or
pothecary shall keep for sale. or sell, certain
AIMED or specified poisonso f7 ~
The bull was taken as engrossed and, under
Of the rules. was read third time. |
assed. and the title was adopted.
JOINT SESSION. t 81
A Joint session Of the General Assembly was
cid for the purpose of further balloting for O
snator to represent the State of Louisiana in |