The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-10

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First reading rules suspended. second read
| Ing and referred TO Committee on Railroads.
Senate bill No. 90, IAN act to confer additio ma
powers on the justices Of the peace Of the par
ish Of st. Landry.
| First reading rules suspended second read
| ing. passed and title adopted
Senate bill No. "a. AN act to amend and re-
enact section BAG Of the Revised Statutes"
Rules suspended three readings and passed.
| Title adopted.
Senate bill No. s5, An not to annex the par
ishes OF Iberia and 81 Martin to the sixteenth
| judicial district cts.
| First reading. rules suspended. third reading
and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin the title was amend
cd by adding the words. And for abolishing
the Third Judicial District" The title was
adopted as amended.
senats bill No. 90. IAN act to authorize police
Iiuries to impose license tax on dogs. to pro-
vide for the destruction OF all dogs upon which
d license tax has not been paid and to amend and
re=suaet section 1901 e the Revised Statutes OF
Louisiana.
Was read twies and referred TO the Committee
on the Judiciary.
Senate bill No. 3d. IAN act to amend and re-
enact sections 27o2, 1894 and 210s Of the Revised
Statutes Of the state OF Louisiana Of 1870. max
ing 1t a crime and misdemeanor for acting or
attempting to act as pilot to any vessel inward
or outward bound. to or from the port Of New
Orleans. without license. and providing for
the punishment OF the same"
| Was read O. first time. and under o suspen-
sion of the rules passed to Its second reading
and referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
/ Immigration and Commerce
Senate bill No. 90, IAN act to amend and re-
.sf tl.l at tf,.
d Superior Criminal Court for the parish Of
Orleans"
Was read first time, and under suspension
| If the rules passed TO its third reading, was
finally passed and title adopted.
COMMITTEE SERVICE
/ Mr. GRskins chairman on behalf OF the Com
nittss on Registration. made this report:
To the Honorable speaker and Members Of the
| House of Representatives of the State OF
Louisiana:
Your Committee on Registration have the
honor to submit the following report: ,..,,
| Fayorably, by substitute. on House bill No.
AL IAN n { TO regulate the conduct and main
tain the freedom and purity Of elections: t,
f9 the s q Na Of ndf1b s o.
ishes throughout the State, etc. -
Faverablg on House bill 20 1si, An u act tst to
entitled an act to regulate the conduct and
| etc. q. L. aASklNS. CHAIRMAN
On the motion Of Mr. aaskins the said substi-
tute for House bill No. 14 was taken up and read
under q suspension OF the constitutional rules
IL was passed to its second reading and was &C.
eepted in lieu OF the original bill, becoming
| House bill No. 1sa, AN act to provide for the
appointment OF registrars Of voters throughout
the State, TO define their powers and duties. to
provide for keeping registry Of legal voters.
| TO punish certain ofTenses and to repeal con-
| iicting laws"
Ordered to be printed.
| On his further motion the above reported
House bill No. lei was ordered to be printed.
| Mr. Ryand. chairman. on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Agriculture. Immigration and Com
meree. presented the following report:
TO the Honorable Speaker and members Of the
House Of Representatives OF the State OF Lou
| isana:
GeeHsmen-Your Committee on Commerce
Agriculture and immigration. respectfully beg
leave to make the following reports;
dens for the port of New Orleans. and to repeal
sections 22t7 and 222s OF the Revised Statutes Of
Louisiana they report fayoraby with amend
On Bill No. 1856. ito amend end re-enact section
1882 Of tho Revised Statutes q 1s7o hey report
February 20. 1877. Chairman.
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
| The following named members. by eoHS9ub Oh
the House. introduced bills as follows:
BY Mr.. Young. Of Claiborne
| House bill No. 1885, AN act to create an addi-
titional Justice of the Peace for the Third Ward
of the parish of Claiborne, and to provide for
his appointment"
Read and placed on the calendar.
| BY Mr., Wilde
| House bill No. 1885, IAN act to open st. Joseph
| and Delord streets. in the city of New Orleans,
and to repeal all laws and parts of laws in con-
fct herewith
Read a first time and undor suspension Of
the rules read second time. and referred to
the Special Committee on City Affairs.
BY Mr.. Steele
| House bill No. 1877, IAN act TO create two addi-
tional Justices of the Peace in the parish Of
Union. locating their Offices. and prescribing
the manner Of filling the same.'
Read first time. and under q suspension Of
the rules read a second time. and referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Bell
House bill No 1865, AN act to provide for the
appointment of one harbor master for the port
of New Orleans"
First reading. rules suspended, second read
ing and referred to the Committee on Agricul-
ture. immigration and Commerce.
House bill No. 142, An act defining dualfea-
tons for justices Of the peace and constables.
and fixing the time for holding elections for the
same throughout the different parishes. the
parish of Orleans excepted. and repeating all
laws In conflict Herewith"
Was taken up under the favorable report Of
the COMMITTEES on Parochial Affairs.
It was moved that the bill be laid on the table.
on which motion rising vote WAS taken. No
quorum voting call Of the House was ordered.
as follows:
Hon. 1. Bash, Speaker; and Messrs. A1dige.
Aycock, Barbin. Bridger. Breard, Billieu, Bow
den, Barron. brady. Berry, Bell. GoekerhaMm IN
Garloss, Greasy. Deayigne. Duke, Dupree. Es-
topinal, Fitzpatrick Forester. Gaskins. Giles
pie Huntington, Hammond, Hill Of Orleans,
Jonas. Kelly of Orleans. Kernochan. Kidd. Ly-
ons Ieada Lamare Lea Leonhard Of Orleans.