The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-21

nm directed by the House Of Representatives
to inform your honorable body TINT the House .iss
the report Of the Committee of Conference in
House bill No 400, An act TO repeal net No. 15b,
and to ptoyide for the appontmept d Hegi i.,
And have adopted The bill as amended
hef pETEE J. fTFiREzgvANT.
Chief Clerk.
Mr., Texada submitted tho following report:
Rooms COMMITTEES ON EMBODIMENT !
AND EEGRossMBNT. |
New Orleans, April 10. 1877.
To the President and Members OF the Senate:
Your committee on Enrolment and Engross
ment respectfully report as properly onf9lls,a 60
Joint Resolution endorsing the policy Of the
President. and pledging cooperation with, and
support OF the same. Also. senate DIS NOS ioe
ReaP TEWisS rExApA, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. stubbs, the report Of tho
Committee of Conference on House bill No 900,
was adopted.
Mr.. Breaux called up the following resolution
and moved ita adoption.
Whereas, during the, month. of January and
the rst sly days e. t gd na
nlsr..eal assistance to aid tho chief enrolling
Wbapsas. A. II. Harris did perform the duties
of chief clerk clerk, page and porter Tor said
Enrolling Committee therefore, bet
Reyolped That The Chief Err ling CLERK ri b be
and Is hereby entitled 10 double yer a,em of me
on Supervising and Auditing the Expenses oil
The Senate do issue voucher for the same
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly The resolution was re-
fsrred to tho COMMITTEES on Enrolment.
On motion of M. Mitchell the report Of the
Committee on Railroads ON House bill No. 327
was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Mitchell. House bill No. 827.
entitled IAN act to repeal IN act entitled An act
10 incorporate tbs New Orleans. Baton Rouge
and vicksburg Railroad Company. and to ex-
pedite the construction Of their road No. i43.
approved December 30, 1869. and also an act on.
titled An act authorizing certain parishes,
cities and towns by contributing to the New Or
leans, Baton Rouge and vcksburg Railroad
Company" etc.
Was ordered read Il third time.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell, the constitutional
rules wee suspended and the bill read a third
time
Mr.. Richardson demanded the yeas and nays
on tho final passage of the bill.
The roll being called resulted MS follows:
Yeas-Messrs Alain. Bontner. Breaux. Bry-
ant Ducros. Ellis, Enstis. Garland. George.
Ola. Goode. Grover. Kelly Mitchell Ogden hob
ertson. bandiford Steven, Stubbs, Texads.
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Nnys-Mgssts. Richardson and white.
Absent -Messrs. Bureh, Chse, Demas, Du-
mont; Hatper. landry, Perkins, Stamps, SUIT
The bill finally passed. title adopted and no.
tiee Of concurrence sent to the House.
Mr.. Ogden, chairman Committee on Eduea-
ton submitted the following report
To the President and Members Of the Senate of
tho state OF Louisiana;
ffrt,tIsuup,I-Ypur Com m ittsa n Public Tdupn-
ton 10 whom was referred Senate bill No. 100.
beg leave to report the same by substitute.
Respectfully submitted,
II. b. OGDEN, Chairman.
Senate bill No lei. substitute for Senate bill
No. 100. entitled IAN act to amend and re-enaet
section ~ Of an net entitled An net to regulate
public education In the State Of Louisiana: to
provide q revenue for the same: to impose GER
tain penalties. to repeal sections Of the Revised
Statutes etc, approved March ~. 1877"
Was read q first time.
On motion of Mr. Ogden the bill was read o
second time. and, on motion Of Mr.. Ogden. The
bill was considered engrossod and ordered
read n third time.
On motion Of Mr.. Ogden the constitutional
rules were suspended and the bill read a third
time and finally passed. title adopted and no.
tcs of concurrence sent to tho House.
On motion of Mr. Eustis the rules were sus
pended to take up House bill No. 274, entitled
IAN act TO vest the Third District Court for the
parish Of Orleans with jurisdiction In all civil
cases where the amount in dispute exceeds one
hundred dollars. exclusive of interest: and
with exclusive jurisdiction over cases in which
the State Of Louisiana or the city Of New Or
leans may be parties Of record, and to empower
said court to make special rules for the trial Of
appeals from Justices coults."
Mr.. Eusts offered the following amendment
and moved its adoption
Strike out the words "and said court shall
have exclusive jurisdiction over nll cases in
which the State of Louisiana or city of New Or
leans may be q party Of record. except as to
probate matters"
Section 3, Be i enacted, ETC., That in my
case In which the question of jurisdiction
herein conf FRED shall arise, said case shall be
tried by preference In said hi d District court
and in the Supreme Court. 50 that the question
may be speedily decided.
Adopted.
Mr.. Eustis ordered that the bill be read u third
time, on which motion Mr.. Goode demanded
the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted rs follows:
Yeas Messra A lain, Bryant. Eustis, Garland.
Gla Grover. Kelly. Ogden. Richardson, Stubbs.
Texada, Wheeler hite and Zacharis-M;
kays-Messrs Boatner. Dueros. Ellis, Goode.
Steven-e.
Absent essrs. Breaux.. Burch. Gage. De-
mas Dumont, Harper, Landry, Perkins, Stamps.
Sutton. Twitchell. Wakefield and Young-is.
And the motion prevailed.
Mr.. Steven obtained unanimous consent to
submit the following report;
Rooms FINANCE COMMITTEE.
New Orleans, April 10, 1877. !
To the Honorable President and Members ofthe
Senate:
Gentlenen-Your committee, to whom was re-
ferred House bill No 32s. report favofably
thereon and recommend It's passage
Respectfully.
On motion OF Mr.. Steven the rules were sus-
pended to consider the report at this time.
On motion of Mr. Steven the report was
adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Steven the rules were sus-
pended to consider the bill ut this time.
On motion OF Mr.. Steven the bill was ordered