The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-28

Mr. Etanps moved n suspension ri the eohsti-
t,tona rule to place the bin upon its third road
Ing.
On which motion MI. Attain demanded tho
yeas and nays.
Tho roll being called resulted ~ follows
yeas-NIessrs, Bontner. Breaux, Hryaut,
Hurth Cage pumont. Ellis, Hnprge, Honde.
Harper. landry, Mitchell, ogden. Perkins.
ada ia" T With WakeiIsld, Wheeler aud Zach
NAYS Messrs. Allan Dueros. Grover and
Abaent-Measrs. Detnas. Eustis Garland Ola.
| Reilly. Robertson. ateven. Sutton, ana Young
| And the rules were suspended.
| The bill was road third time. finally passed,
| title adopted and notice Of concurrence ordered
| sent to the House.
| Mr.. Stamps moved to reconsider The vote
whereby the bill finally passed and moved TO
Law that motion on the table, and The motion 10
| table prevailed.
Mr. Goode chairman or the Committee on Ju-
dietary. reported favorably on House bill No.
DAG and recommended it's passage
Which lies over under tho rules.
MR. Texala. chairman of the Committee on
Canals and Drainage, reported favorabiy on
House bills Nos. 1874 and Bs1. and recommended
their pHHsage.
On motion Of Mr. TesadH the rules were suE-
pended To consider House bill No. g51. and the
report of tho committee Mt this time.
On motion Of Mr.. Texada tho report was
adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Tesada, House bill No. 5s7.
entitled An aet to repeal an act entitled An act
10 incorporate The 1iafourche and Tetrebonne
Drainage and Land Improvement Company.
and to define their duties privileges, powers
and responsibilities being act No. 100. acts of
1870
was ordered read third time.
On motion of Mr.. Texnda The constitutional
rule WAS suspended tho bill read n third limo.
finally passed title adopted and notice of con
currenee ordered sent to the House,
Mr. Texada moved to reconsider the vote where
by The bill finally passed and moved to lay that
motion on The table, and the motion to table pro
vailed.
ACTION ON nrroHrs lying OVER.
The favorable report Of tho COMMITTEES on Cor
poratons, Oh Senate bill No. lGl was on motion
Of Mr.. Landry. adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Landry, the bill was eonsids
ered engroHsed and ordered read third time.
On motion Of Mr.. Boatnef, tho vote whereby
tho bill was considered engroEsed was recon
considered
Mr. Goode offered tho following amendment
10 The first section, and moved Its adoption;
Add al the end of tho first section. Provided.
the bridge shall DO SO constructed rs not in any
manner to interfere with or obstrnct tho nhviga.
tion Of tho Bayou Larourehe'
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Landry tho bill was eonsid-
cred engroHsed ana ordered read a third time.
On motion Of Mr.. Landry. the constitutional
rule wns suspended. the bill read n third time.
finally passed, title adopted and ordered sent
to tho House for conourrence.
Mr.. Landry moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the bill finally passed and moved to lay
that motion on the table, and the motion to tn
BILE prevailed.
Mr. Mitchell obtained unanimous consent to
introduce the following concurrent resolution:
hssolned bvthe Senate of he State Of Lopisi-
nnd. The House Of Representatives. conchyiug.
That the officers. members and employees OF tho
senate and House Of Representatives do now
proceed ip body to the state y, House s and there
coed without further delay to the transaction OF
tho remaining Legislative business.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell. the rulos were sus-
pended TO consider ths resolution.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell. tho resolution
WIS ado pied
On motion Of Mr. Stamps the favorable rc'
port of tho Committee on Corporations on House
bill No. 34h was7adopted.
MESSAGE from THE HOUSE.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, |
New Orleans, April %. 1871
To tho Honorable President and Members of
the Senate.
Gentlenen--I nm directed by the House Of
Representatives to inform your honorable body
that the House hug eancurrel I'm Senate bill
No. t6s. AN act To amend and ro-enact section
Aof act No " of sessi IN Of 1875, entitled An net
to charter the North Louisiana Railroad Com
pany." otto.
Also, TINT the House has passed tho following
Concurrent Resolution. to adjourn sine die |
on Thursday April &C. 1877, Mt o'clock =. M"
lao, that the House has finally passed House |
bill No. 5GJ. An net making an appropriation of
fifty thousand dollars out of the general fund |
for the payment Of the mileage and per diem of |
the non, bsts of the General Assembly aud the |
contingent expenses thereof IA we'll ns the con |
tngent expenses of the Governor. |
Respectfully, etc. -
PETER j. IRRELEVANT
Chief Clerk. |
on motion Of Mr.. Stamps House bill No 34h. |
entitled Joint Resolution for the relief Of the |
police jury. parish of Jefferson. left bank
Was ordered read third time.
On motion Of Mr.. Stamps the constitutional |
rule was suspended. the bill read n third time |
and finally passed, titls ado pted and notice of |
concurrence ordered sent to the House
Mr.. Stamps moved to reconsider the vote |
whereby the bill finally passed and moved to
lay that motion on the table and the motion to
table prevailed.
Mr.. Robertson obtained unanimous consent |
to call UP House bill No 800, entitled AN act |
making an appropriation Of fifty thousand dol