The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06


tional rule and place the bill upon its second
reading.
Tho rules were suspended and the bill was
read aseeond time, and on motion Of Mr.. White
referred to the Committee on Public Education.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYING OVER
The report OF the Committee on Judiciary
on Senate bill No. "a, which was reported by
substitute was adopted.
Senate bill No. 10I, entitled AN net to regulate
the terms OF the parish courts and to Tx the
salaries Of parish Judges substitute Tor SENATE
bill No. ID, was read first time
On motion of Mr.. doode the constitutional
rule was suspended and the bill placed upon its
second reading.
MIR. aoods moved that the bill be read h third
time.
Mr.. Richardson moved that the bill be taken
up section by section. and the latter motion was
agreed to.
The first section was read and adopted
The second, third and fourth sections wero
read and adopted.
The fifth section was read.
Mr.. Richardson offered the following amend
ment to that section. viz Strike out the words
two thousand" and insert In lieu thereof the
words twelve hundred and lfty" and strike
out the words fifteen hundred" and insert in
lieu thereof the words one thousand"
Mr.. Texada offered the following rs substi-
tute for the amendment and tho section: bec-
ton g. De 1t further enacted, ETC.. That tho par
sh judges In tho parishes having one Repre-
sentative shall DO entitled to and receive an
annual salary Of one thousand dOars tho
parish Judges of the parishes entitled to two
Representatives shall rece We u salary OF fifteen
hundred dollars and tho parish Judges In the
parishes entitled to three or more Representa-
tives shall receive an annual salary OF two
thousand dollars"
Mr. Rob srtson moved to strike out the words
"ur more in tho substitute, and tho motion was
lost
Mr.. Boatner called for u division Of the sub
sttute, and moved the adoption Of that portion
fixing the salaries of parish judges in parishes
entitled to one Heprese ntaiive.
Mr., Richardson called for the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-AIessrs. Boatner, Ducrns. Ellis, Gar.
land. George Goode, Grover Kelly. Mitchell
Ogden, Perkins. Rtrhardson, bandiford steven.
:, Absent Messrs. Allan, Breaux. Bryant,
H .rSs ofs sdry stamps saton
Twitchell. Wakefield and Young-17.
Aad the motion did not prevail
Mr.. Ogden moved to Ihy tho amendment and
tho substitute on the table.
Mr.. Richardson demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called res ulted us follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Ducros, Ellis. George. Goode,
Grover, Kelly, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins sand
if2rd seyen stubPs wheeler ana WhiGn
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Bryant. Burch. Cnge.
Demas, Dgmont rnstisi Ga, y H9rper,., Landry,
and Zacharie-l6
And the motion to table prevailed.
Mr.. Boatner offel Cd tho following amendment
to section =:
Add to the section the following; "And all
parish judges shall further bo entitled to the
fees which are now provided for clerks Of courts
In MI casos OF appeals from justices Of the
ponce courts to the parish courts. aud no
other"
Mr.. Richardson called for tho yeas and nays.
Tho roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Mesgrs Boatner. Broaux. Ducros. ~ lis
Garland, George Goode, Grover. Kelly, Mitchell.
Ogden. Perkins, Sandiford. Steven. stubbs
Wheeler, White and Iacharie-=1R.-
Nays-Messrs. Richardson and Toxadn-2.
- Absent Messrs. 4 lain. tryant, Burch Cnge.
Domas, Dumont, Eustis, Clio. Harper, Landry.
Robertson, Stamps. Sutton. Twitcholl, Wake
field and Young-16.
And tho amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Garland offered the following amend
ment: After the word nnnum.' In limo 7,
add tho words and parish Judges in parishes
entitled to five or moro Representatives. shaI
receive salary Of twenty-five hundred dol
lars ="
Mr.. George moved to strike out In the amend
ment the words " five or more" and insert in
lieu thereof " three or more"
Mr.. Richardson called for tho yeas and nays
4 Al
Yeas - Messrs. Ducros Garland, George.
Guode Grover, Kelly Mitchell, Robertson. san
diford. Steven. and Wheeer-l1.
Nays-AIessrs. Boatnor. Breaux, Ellis, Ogden
Perkins. Richardson. Stubbs, Texada and White
%
Absent-Messrs. Alain. Bryant Burch, Cage,
Demns Dumont. Euscis, Gla. Harper, Landry,
Robertson. Stamps. Sutton. TwitCholl. Wakefield
and Young.
And the amendment offered by Mr.. George
was adopted
Mr.. Garland's amendment was then adopted
as amended.
Mr.. Boatner moved to adopt the section as
amended.
Mr.. Richardson called for the yeas and nays.
The roll being called. resulted rs follows:
Yeas-Mossrs. Ducros. Garland. George.
Goode. Grover. Kelly, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins.
Robertson. Sandiford. Steven. Wheeler. White
and Xacharie-l5.
Nays-Messrs Boatner. Breaux Ellis. Rich
ardson Stubs and Texada-B.
Absent-Messrs. -Allain. Bryant. Burch. Gage,
Demas. Dumont Eustis. ella. Harper. Landry,
Stamps. Sutton, Twitchel. Wakefield and
YOung-15
And section five was adopted as amended.
lection six was read.
Mr.. Boatner moved to amend that section by
striking out the words ION the same subject
matter Or" and the amendment was adopted,
Mr.. Goode moved to reconsider the vote by
which section five Of the bill was adopted Car
ried.
Mr.. Goode moved to amend that section by
striking out in line four of the section the
words "or more" The amendment was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Goode. the section as
amended was adopted.
On N otion of Mr.. Boatner the bill was con-
sidered engrossed, and ordered read a third
time