The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-02

said hospital. and TO repeal act No. so of the
hospital for small pox and other Contagious
diseases. and oil other laws or D tts Of laws ON
the same subject matter inconsistent with this
Also. Senate bill No. 70, entitled IAN act to
regulate public education la louisiana to pro-
vide 9 revenue for the same: TO impose certain
PENALTIES: to repeal sections OF the Revised
Statutes from section 1917 inclusive to section
Of 1870. entitled An act 70 regulate public edu-
cation in the State OF Louisiana and city Of New
Orleans and to raise revenue for that pur-
pose
Also, to inform you that the Senate has passed
Concurrent resolution relative t9 Capt jones
quests your concurrence in the same
Also. REQUESTS your concur ence in concur
rent resolution 70 establish Joint rule f9r the
unfinished business pending at the adjourn
ment OF the regular session."
'''' JOHN cLEGo.
Secretary.
A further message was received from the
Senate as follows.
SENATE CHAMBER.
February 28. 1577.}
TO the Honorable the Speaker and Members OF
the House OF Representatives.
Gentlemeg-I am directed by the Senate to in
form your honorable body that the Senate has
concurred in House amendments to Senate bill
No. 70; also. to inform YOU that the Senate has
concurred in House bill No. 81, entitled An act
TO amend and re-enaet section 2528 OF the He-
vised Statutes Of the State OF Louisiana" with
an amendment.
transfer OF rights and franchises to. purchasers
of railroads under force osure of mortgage
upon same to provide for the organization BY
such purchasers OF new railroad com panes to
authorize such new companies to borrow mon
ey and to secure the same by mortgage, and in
rights and powers. and to impose on them cer-
tain duties" and report the same fayorably.
And to inform you that the senate has finally
passed and requests your concurrence in the
following Senate bills: 80, =.
senate bill No. 90. An act to confer additional
powers on the justices OF the peace OF the parish
kito. Benate bill No. 80. AN act to authorize
the Police Jury Of the parish of Claiborne to
issue its bonds for certain purposes
A'''''''' JOHN CLEda, Secretary.
Mr.. Kidd, chairman on behalf Of the Com
mittee on Enrolment. reported as correctly
enrolled House bill No. So. AN act relativeto the
appointment of Private Secretary TO the Cow
ernor and other officers"
Mr.. Leeds offered the following resolution:
tesolpea That the following be and ia hereby
adopted as rule eighty-one for the government
Of the House, aud the business thereof. VIZ:
sion Of each Legislature shall be- entitled to be-
considered first in order, rs unfinished BUSINESS
at the second and at any extra session Fl the
same Legislature. the same as If there had been
no interruption OF the session,
The resolution was adopted.
On the motion OF Mr.. Kelly. Of VIM. leave OF
absence was granted TO Mr. Barrett for the re-
mainder Of the session.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Mr.. Kidd. of Jackson. gave notice that he
would, at q future day. introduce bill relative
to the law Of divorce.
Also. q bill relative to the crime Of carrying
concealed weapons.
On the motion Of Mr.. McGehee House bill No.
1o5, AN act defining the distances from the
doinieiles Of members Of the General Assembly
to the State House fTiag the mode H. q ascea
Assembly for the time engaged In going to and
returning from the State, House and the mileage
to be paid. and the number OF employees OF the
General Assembly and their compensation. and
defining their duties. andsto repeal all laws in
conflict with or inconsistent with Inc PROVISIONS
of this act"
Was taken up and made tie special order for
March /, at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Toler asked and obtained leave to present
out of order q memorial, in the naturoof claim
for services as printer from the manager Of the
New Orleans Democrat.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
House bill No. 40, and substitute thereto.
we're taken up and recommitted to the Commit
tee on City Affairs.
The committee reported favoraby by second
substitute bill, which. on the motion Of Mr.. Fi'z-
patrick was adopted in lieu Of the original bill.
No. 4s. and was read second time under sus-
pension Of the constitutional rules and placed
on the calendar as House bill No. 1872. AN act
relative to the compensation and fees OF the
Criminal sheriff for the parish of Orleans, and
to repeal all laws In conflict herewith"
Under further suspension of the rules the
bill was taken as engrossed, read third time
and passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr. Fitzpatrick moved reconsideration OF
the vote on the final passage of the BILL
On the motion OF Mr.. Voorhies tho motion to
reconsider was laid on the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
| The following message was received from his
Excelleney the Governor:
| EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
| state OF Louisiana.
| New Orleans February %. 1877.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives OF the state OF
Lou siana:
Gertlenen-I am directed by his Exeellency
| the Governor to transmit to your honorable
| body a proclamation converting the General
| Assembly in extra session, the reasons for
which step being fully set forth In said Drocla-
DUNCAN s. CAGE. Ja,
| Private Secretary.
United States Of America. proclamation by
Francis T. Nichols. Governor of the state OF
| Louisiana:
Whereas an extra session OF the General
Assembly is required in view OF the condition OF
| legislation. Therefore l, Francis T. Nichols.
Governor of the state Of Louisiana. have
| thought proper TO issue this my proclamation.
converting the General Assembly Of this state TO
meet in extra session at odd Fellows Hall. 10
| the city Of New Orleans on Friday, the second
day of March. A. D.. 1877, at u O'Clock m. And
! in pursuance of the provisions OF an act OF the
| General assembly entitled An get relative to
extra session of the General Assembly and
defining the duties Of the Governor N re %
limit fine duration Of said session to fifteen days.
and do hereby specify among others the follow
ing objects Of Legislative action during said
tions. revenue Ieyees, elections. registration,
city and parochial affairs and election to the
| United States Senate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto signed