The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25


OF the Senate was called, as follows:
voted for the Hon. q. B. Wheelsr- a votes.
Senators goatner, Dueros George, Robertson.
White and Iacharie voted for the Hon. II. L.
Senators EIils, Eustfs Garland aoode, stubbs.
Ogden. Perkins, Richardson, Sandiford, Steven
and Wheeler voted for the Hon. A. b. George
II votes. =
The roll Of the House was called when the
following members voted for the Hon. O. b.
Wheeler:
Hp gnshb gDsaakeF and MNsssra A k
burn and Woods ''''' '''''''' '''' '''
The following members voted for the Hos. b.
=. Jonas: sz...,. .-.
MessTs. Ayeoek, gowden. Barbin, Berry. Du-
PREF gst aerggsen dsspi isehhsrd
peare. aiDglston, Spilsr. stagg, Williams and
Young Of East Baton Rouee--t9.
The following members voted for the Hon. II.
l.. Gibson:
Messrs. Bel, Delayigne Fitzpatrick, Hill OF
Role and TremouIet-9.
The following members voted for the Hon. Fl.
L. Garland:
=, Messrs., Buck. jonas, Lyons. Lamare, Lea.
Nunez. Richardson. Toler md Vo0rhies-9.
The following members voted for the Hon. A.
B. Georges:
Messrg Billieu Barron, Coekerham, Carloss,
Duke. F9erstgr. ,Gasking. HAMMOND. Means,
Mr: Steele voted for Hon: Q. b Wheeler
Total vote SO, necessary to q choice IL.
No one candidate having received majority
Of all the votes cast, the presiding Officer de-
elared that there had been no election.
On motion Of Mr.. White Of the Senate. the
joint assembly adjourned and the Senate with
drew to Its chamber.
HOUSE, BUSINESS RESUMED.
After Joint session the roll of tho House was
called as follows:
Hon, l.. Bush, Speaker. and Messrs Aldige.
Barron, Brady Barbin, Buck. Berry, Bell, Cock
pree. Ferguson, Fitzoa}riek, Forester, Gasklns.
Gillespie Huntington. HAMMOND, Hill Of Or.
leans Jonas, Kennedy, Kelly Of VIM. Kelly Of
Lea. Leonhard OF Orleans. Means. ,NewsQIn,
Nu1ez, Porter, Peralta, Pits. Richardson, by
sho s ssges9n
Wsbb n4W Wood Wen Yoa aS Of 6slborns
and Young OF East Baton Rouse.
fixty-ave members and quorum.
On the motion of Mr. Hill Senate bill No. 12t,
AN act to create II special Levee District within
certain limits prescribed in the act approved
spEh H. I5tD. huh w JithIiE5 THO HSluD Vi kHbGgE-
poration created by that net: to more fully de-
flne extend and limit the powers and purposes
OF said corporation to extend and more fully
describe the boundaries Of said Levee District |:
to empower said corporation to levy eontfibu-
tons In aid OF said levee. and under certain
contingencies to require. under penalty, the
performance of labor by certain persons on said
levee; to enforce the collection OF such eontri-
button; to confirm the provisions Of said act,
and for other purposes"
Was taken up under the favorable report OF the
Committee on Lands and Lsvees, and under q
suspension Of the rules was read third time
and passed. The title was adopted.
DIR. Huntington asked and obtained the leave
Of he House to withdraw from its files House
bill No. 1885, IAN oct relative to the duties Of the
Reporter Of the Supreme Court"
Mr. Newsom asked and obtained leave Of the
House to Withdraw from It's files House bill No.
225, AN act for the relief Of Z. Il. Houston. Of
the parish OF Taneipahoa.'
On the motion Of Mr.. VOORHEES,, the Committee
Of the Whole resumed It's session.
Mr.. Leeds In the chair. ,.~
On rising the Committee of the Whole report
sd that it had considered House bill No. IA.
An act making appropriations for the general
expenses of the State for the year ending the
thirty. first day OF December, 1871 and recon-
mend amendments thereto, so that the bill as
amended will read as follows;
BY Mr. Toler. chairman, House bill No. IA.
An act making appropriations for the general
expenses Of the State for the year ending the
hirty-hrst day Of December. A. D. 1877:
SECTION L.. Be it enacted bv he sea7.te and
Uouse Of Representatives Of the 6tdte Of LoMisi-
,yen IN General Assembly cOnvened, That the fol-
owing muph thgTsrf M ms kn
necessary, be, and they are hereby appropri-
tied from any moneys in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated. for the following pur-
poses, for the year ending the thirty first day OF
December, 1877:
For SALARY of the Governor. eight thousand
dollars.
For salary Of the Governors private seere-
For salary OF Governors clerk during the
session OF the Legislature. three hundred dol
For salary of the Governors messenger and
,orter, seven hundred and twenty dollars for
10Th.
For salary Of the Lieutenant Governor, three
thousand dollars. aa
For salary Of the Secretary Of the State, three
For salary of the Assistant Secretary of State, |
wo thousand dollars.
For salary Of porter to the Secretary OF State. |
our hundred and eighty dollars. |
For salary Of State librarian nine hu ndred |
dollars.
For salary OF Assistant State Librarian six
For salary Of Attorney General, five thousand |
ioilars. |
For salary Of. Assistant Attorney General, |
hree thousand dollars. |
For salary Of clerk Of the Attorney General |
fifteen hundred dollars. |
For salary of the State Auditor, five thousand |
dollars.
For salary Of the State Auditors chief clerk, |
hree thousand dollars.
Fos salary IF the State Auditors bookkeeper
For salary Of the State Auditors assistant |
,ook keeper. eighteen hundred dollars. =
For salary ii the State Auditors two assistant |
ook-keepers. fifteen hundred dollars each.
For salary Of the State Auditors tax and as |
essment roll CLERK, fifteen hundred dollars.
For salary OF the State Auditors register and |
warrant clerk, seventeen hundred and fifty dol. |
ars, Il
For salary of the State Auditors messenger |
nd porter, seven hundred and twenty dollars |
OF both. 10
For salary OF State Superintendent Of Public |
five thousand dollars. |
For salary OF the State Treasurer, five thou
and dollars.
For salary Of State Treasurer's Chief Clerk,
Wo thousand five hundred dollars.