The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27


On the motion to suspend the rules rising
vote was taken. which resulted us follows Yeas
| 6S: nays Is.
Ibe motion to suspend was lost.
| by Mr.. Leonhard-
House bill No. as5. AN net for the relief Of G.
W. Boothby. T. Morris Chester. George B. Lowd
E. y. stoddard and J. V. Callum. as division su-
perintendents and assistant division superin-
tendents of public education. State Of Lou
| isiana."
| Under n suspension Of the rules was passed to
It's second reading. and referred to the Commit
ttee on Claims.
BY Mr.. McMlIen-
House bill No. 500, AN act to repeal an act
No. - OF the session of Is77 entitled An act to
abolish the parish Of Carroll. and TO establish
| In lieu thereof tho parishes Of East and West
| Carroll. providing for the organization of the
| same. and axing their representation In tho
House Of Representatives, and the aot amenda-
| tory thereto approved"
The bill was read, and under suspension Of
tho rules was road second time and referred
to the Committee on theJudiciary. with instruc-
ton to report during the present session, and
AS early as convenient.
by Mr.. Brown
House bill No. g67, AN act to locate the seat
Of Justice of the parish Of Jefferson. and to re-
peal all other laws on the same subject matter
Under suspension Of the rules was taken up,
read second time aud roferred to tho Commit
tee on Parochial Affairs.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
Tho following message was received from tho
| Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER.
New Orleans. April 25 1877. J
| To the Honorable speaker and members OF tho
IlDnAp of REPRESENTATIVES, OF the state OF
Louisiana:
GenHanenT have the honor to inform your
honorableb body that the Senate has finally passed
House bin No. 363 entitled An net making an
approrr Ration of fifty thousand dollars out Of
tic General Fund" for tho payment of, tho
a%asI asseby p and the R cor s .
| thereof, as wei, as the contingent expenses OF
the Governor.
authorize J., @ Macin TO institute suit against
tho State Of louisa a.
| JOHN CtEuU.
fecretary of tho Senate.
The Secretary Of the Senate also announced
that tho Senate had coDcurred in the concur
rent resolution Of The House providing for n
final adjournment Of the House on Thursday.
April 26. at o'clock .. m.
Senate bill No. 155, An act to repeal an net
entitled An net to create u Board Of State En-
gincers.' approved February "a. 1871; to vest the
control and management of public levees in
police juries: TO authorize the appointment of
engineers fixing their duties and compensa-
tion," etc
Tho bill was taken up under a favorable re-
port by substitute of n majority Of the Commit
tee on Lands and Levees.
The reports of the majority and minority
were read.
The bill and substitute were read for the in
formation of the House.
Mr.. Drury moved that tho further considcra-
ton of tho bill be postponed aud tho substitute
be printed.
On which motion the yeas and nays wero
called for. as follows:
YeasMessrs. Brown Of Caddo. Brown Of JEFF
ferson. Barrett, Bosley, Cole Drury, Detege,
Deioie Fobh Hahn. Hill Of Ascension, Hughes,
ton, Romero. Raby. Souer. Tolliver and Wash
ington-21
Aldigo. Aycock, Bridger. Breard, Burton. Bow
den. Barron. Brady, Buck. Berry. Bell, Car
loss. CARLYLE. Cressy. Delavigne, DeLacy, Dink- @
patrick. Forester. Gaude, Gaskins. Gillespie.
Holt. Hammond. Hill Of Orleans. jonas. Ken
nedy. keeting. Kelly Of Winn. Kelly. OF Orleans.
Orleans. Martin. Means, Milon. McMillen, Nc
Gehee. Nensom, Nu4ez, Porter, Peralta, Pitts.
Eyana ndo sos sng
Smart, Thomas, Taylor. Tremoulet. Toler. Wat
SON. Washourn. Warmoth, Walker, Wood,
WILDE Williams. Young of Claiborne and
Young of East Baton houge-7s.
The motion TO postpone and print was lost.
On the motion OF Mr.. Toler. the supslitut was
laid upon the table.
Senate bill No. 155 was then read section by
section.
The first section was adopted.
The second section was read.
Mr.. Drury moved that the section be amended
by inserting at the end OF line 10. the words
| following: And for such labor shall receive the
sum of IS cents per day. payable out of the par
| ish drainage fund, upon warrant Of the Presi
| dent of the police jury
| The yeas and nays were called for on the mo-
tion Of Mr.. Bridger to lay the amendment on the
| table, resulting rs follows:
Yeas-Hon, j.. Bush, Speaker and Messrq-
! Aldige, Aycock, Bridger. Breard, Burton Bow
den Brady Bell .Carloss, Caryile Cressy., Del
ayiEne DnIP,reen IP, y Fitz atrick Foers,er Gaskins m
| leans. Kidd. Lyons. Lea, Leonhard OF Orleans
Leeds. Martin, Means McGehee. Porter, Pitt
Ryland nd2lph Role sngIlet9n i, Self sPiller
| Wood, Wilde, Williams. Young Of Claiborne and
Young Of East Baton s laR Rougee-dt, da,,o puon, :,
Jefferson, Barrett, Bosley, Burton, Berry. Car
Duke. Estopinal. ,Fobb. Hahn, Hill Of Aseen-
| crt Johnson, Keeting. Lamare Magloire, Milon
McMilen Newsom. Peralta homero, soner,
| Shakespeare, Stewart. Thomas, Toliiver. Tre-
moulet, Toier, Washington. Washburn War
| moth and Walker-42.
| The amendment was lost.
| Mr.. Gaskins moved that the rules be suspend
ed to pass the bill to its third reading, on which
motion Mr.. Detiege called for the yeas and nays
| with the following result:
,Yeas-Hon. L, Bush Speaker, and Messrs.
hhldige. ,Aycock Brdger, Breard. Bowden
Brady, Brady, Buck. Berry Bell. Briggs. Carl9ss
topinal, Fitzpatrick, Forester. Gaude, Gaskins,
GILLESPIE. Holt. Hill of Orleans. II. NJ. johnson.
| Jonas. Kelly Of Orleans. Lyons, Leeds, Lamare.
Lea, Leonhard Of Orleans, Martin. Means, Nc
Gehee Newsom., NuneZ, Porter. Peralta. Pitts
Self, Spiller. ,stagg Steele Sellers, Smart. ! ay-
lor, Tremoulet Ioer, Wood. Williams. Young
of Claiborne and Young of East Baton Rouge
| 50.
Nays-Messrs. Brown of Caddo. Burton, Bar
a De aey D1Hs HSsss Fobb Rdh
Johnson, Kee sting. Magloire. Milon, Stewart