The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-30


Section 10. line IL, after precincts insert
"competen+."
Adopted
Mr. Wheeler offered the following amendment
and moved It's adoption:
Add to section 20 land that the affidayits re- |
CURED by this section shall be in writing, and
shall be presented as part OF the returns 10 DC
deposited In the office Of the clerk Of the court
Adopted.
Also add at the end of section 81 land the
affidavit required by this section shall be In
writing, and be presented rs a part OIL the re-
turns to be deposited with the district clerk.
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Stubs offered the following amendment.
and moved its adoption
Section II, line II. strike out oil Of II and all
of line 1s before the word shall" and insert
subdivision Of said police jury ward"
Adopted.
Mr.. Texada offered tho following amendment.
| and moved its adoption:
Section IA strike out in lines and 0. two
hours" and insert lone hour"
| Adopted.
| Mr.. White offered the following amendment
and moved Its adoptien:
Line IL, section 49, insert /" fifteen and put Is
in parenthesis.
| Adopted.
Mr. Haeharie offered tho following amend
mont and moved Its adoption:
Section 80 line 7. strike out the word i'm
prisonment" and insert in lieu thereof =" Inn
| prisoned"
Section ~. line 90. strike out the word " inn
| prisonment" and Il sort In lieu thereof =" inn
prisoned.'
Section A. line 10. strike out the word " i'm
prisonmeot" and insert In lieu thereof " i'm
prisoned."
Adopted.
| On motion of Mr.. White the bill was consid-
cred engrossed and ordered read third time.
On motion Of Mr.. White, the constitutional
rules were suspended. the bill read u third time
finally passed. title adopted and ordered sent to
the House for concurrence.
: Mr.. White moved to reconsider the vote
, whereby the bill finally passed and moved tc
lay that motion on the table. and tho motion tc
table prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Eustis the Senate went into
= executive session.
. Executive session being raised, on call o
/ the roll tho following 55uttttor5 answered 4
their names:
Messrs. Boatner. Breaux. Ducros Ellis. Eus
tig. Garland. George. Goode, Grover, Kelly
q Mitchell Ogden, Perkins. Richardson. Robert
: son, Sandiford Stew n. Texada, Wheeler an
Absent Messrs. Allain, Burch, Bryant, Gage
$ Dumont, ella, Harper, Landry, Stamps. stubbs
Sutton. Twitchel, Wakefield Young and lach
, | arie-1s.
,. Mr.. Grover moved TO suspend the rules t
- take UP Senate bill No 1875.
- On which motion Mr.. Eustis demanded tn
4 yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted rs follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bontner, Breaux, Ellis, CAT
land, Goode. Grover. Kelly. Ogden. Robertson
ii Sandiford, Steven and Texada-I2.
n DUprpS. FHiHtjg, GEORGE
:, kfns, Richardson. Stubs and White-7.
Absent-eMessrs. Allan Bryant; Burch .. Gag
l. Sutton, Twitehell. Wakefield, Wheeler Youn
o, and Haeharie-16.
~ And the rules were not suspended.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill No 1876. entitled IAN act to facil
al tate the liquidation of the bonded ard fioatin
Id debt of the city of New Orleans by authoriziD
g. said city to sue In any court of competent iuri
diction that said claims. whether ordinary {
| merged into judgments. shall not be subject
- seizure" etc.
10 On motion of Mr.. Ogden the vote whereby II
h. bill was considered engrossed was recor
ne sidered.
= On motion Of Mr. Ogden, section 3 of the bi
was stricken out
le On motion of Mr.. Grover, the bill was consit
20 cred engrossed as amended, and ordered read
o. third time.
I'd On motion of Mr.. Grover, the constitution
=, rules were suspended. the bill read a third tim
s. finally passed. title adopted and ordered sent
the House for concurrence.
70 Mr.. Grover moved to reconsider the 70
whereby the bill finally passed, and moved
H. lay that motion on tho table.
Ell And the motion to table prevailed
~ Senate bill No. 1884, substitute for House b
10 No. 1872. entitled AN act to make sewing m
w chimes and pianos liable TO seizure under Il
* vendor privilege; to regulate leasing of mo
G. able property which Is exempt from seizuf
49, and to repeal conflicting laws"
H. Was read third time.
vet Mr.. Goode in the chair.
Mr.. George demanded the yeas and nays
al the final passage of the bill.
be The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Boatner. Breaux, Ducros, Ell
Id Eustis. Ogden. Richardson, Sand1t0rd, STUB
or M Nays Messrs. Garland. George, Goode. CIR
YER Kelly. Perkins. Texada aud Wheeler-9.
70 Absent-Messrs. Affair Bryant, Burch, Gag
es Dumont. ella. Harper, Landry Mitchell K9 W
he be- son; stamps. steven sutton; TWitcheli' wax
Ho Held. Young ana Lachafle-lf
20 No quorum voting.
~ Several Senators appearing. the President {
Mt rected the roll to be called
~ ~ The roll being called resulted as follows:
all Yeas-Messrs. Boatner, Breaux. Ducros, Ell
Eusts. Ogden, Richardson. Sandiford. Stub
zs | White and Iacharie-11:
Of Nays-Messrs. Garland George. Goode, CIR
.te yer, Kelly, Perkins, Robertson and Wheeler
es Absent-Messrs. Allain. Burcn, Bryant; Cat
so Dumont, Ola. Harper, Landry, MITCHELL, STAN
Iot Steven. Sutton. Texada. Twitchell. Wakefie
" | and Young-16.
n The bill was finally passed. the title adoptt
81 and ordered sent to the House for concurrent
ali Mr. Zacharie moved to reconsider the W
whereby the bill finally passed. and moved
he lay that motion on the table, and the mott
he to table prevailed.
is HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
OF House Joint Resolution No. 293. providing
- a photographic and topographic survey
20 Bayou Bnuf.
IN IN Was read first time.
On motion Of Mr.. Garland the constitution