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

House bill No. 14o entitled An net for the re-
lief of the Fruit Growers Association OF the I
Gulf States"
Was read q first time and calendared for |
second reading.
House bill No. 232, entitled An act to provide |
for the transfer of papers and DEGREES in sue |
cession from the parishes of Union, Jackson, |
Bienvillo and Claiborne to the parish OF Lin |
coin. and to provide for the settlement OF sue
cessions," etc.
Was read first time.
On motion of Mr.. White the constitutional
rules we're suspended and the bill read second
time.
On motion of Mr.. White the bill was ordered
read third time.
On motion of Mr.. White. the constitutional
rules were suspended, the bill read third time.
finally passed, title adopted and notice OF con-
currenee ordered sent to the House.
Mr. Texada, chairman of the Committee on
Enrolment submitted the following report:
Rooms COMMITTEES ON ENROLMENT |
| AND ENDORSEMENT. I
| New Orleans, March a. 1877. J
To the Honorable the Presidentand Members OF
Your Committ ION Enrolment and Engross,.
ment respegtfullY report as properly enroiieo
Also Senate bill No. 1ot. entitled IAN net 70
regulate the terms OF parish courts and Tx the
salaries of parish judges.
LEWIS TEXADA, Chairman.
House bill No. al, entitled IAN act for the re-
lief of Thos. II. Handy, OWL Sheriff Of the
parish of Orleans
Was read first time.
On motion of Mr.. White the constitutional
rules were suspended, the bill read second
H..
HOUSE BILLS ON sECoNa READING.
House bill No. 143. entitled gan net to amend
and re-enact section 6s3 of the Revised Statutes
of tbs State of Louisiana in relation to corpora
= tons"
Was read d second time. and on motion oil
/ Mr. Ellis. referred TO the Committee on Judi
> HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD HEADING.
House bill No. 10. entitled AN act to repeal ar
act entitled An act to define and extend the
> limits of the Second Judicial District; to fix thu
terms of court therein, and to define and ex
y tend the jurisdiction for the Sixth and Seventh
Municipal Districts Of the parish of Orleans, tt
= provide for clerk of said court and his com
= pensation and term OF office, and to provide TO
- tho drawing Of jurors for said court and to re
: annex The Sixth and Seventh Municipal lis Dis
tricts of the parish of Orleans to the First Judi
p cial District"
1. Was. on motion of Mr.. Goode. recommitted
d the Com ittee on Judiciary.
Mr., Boatner obtained unanimous consent
= introduce, without previous notice, Senate bill
l. No. 1877, entitled AN act to amend and re-enat
act No. II, of the acts of 1873. entitle
70 an act declaring 1t a crime to usurp publ
office, and providing for the punishment fc
10 such offense: providing that If any public Off
Ger shall adhere to or recognize usurper, hi
office shall be forfeited and considered abaT
+ doned and directing and regulating legal pro
- cesdipgs to have such abandonment and fol
r. felt declared, and authorizing the Governor
o declare such forfeiture and abandonment i
g. certain cases, and to remove such officers an
" Gll the vacancies 50 made by appointment.
authorize the Governor TO suspend from Off
any officer offending against the provisions
this act, and to appoint officers pro tenn"
H. Which was read first time.
~ On motion of Mr.. Boatner the constitution
~ rules were suspended the bill read 81 secor
g. time and referred to the Committee on il
or dietary.
to Mr. Wheeler obtained unanimous consent
call up Senate bill No. 43 entitled An act
he grant physicians privilege in certain cases
n amending article three Thousand two hundr'
and seventeen (32t7l of the Revised Civil Code
ment and moved its adoption:
d. In line 1877 strike out forty" dollars and su
A stftute therefor five" dollars per head for ca
person or members of family receiving medic
a attention.
10, Mr. Eustis in the chair
to Mr.. sandiford moved that the Senate atiou
until Thursday. March 20, at IL o'clock m.
ito On which motion Mr.. Garland demanded Il
10 yeas and nays.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Breaux. Ducros. Goode. Kel
w. M Nays-Messrs Boatner. Ellis, Eustts Garlan
he se2fse Wh tsde a odoWSh ieia H
w. Absent-Messrs. Alan, Bryant, Burch, Gag
.o Dumont, Ola, Grover, Harper. Landry RoPe
100 SON. Stamps, Steven. sutton. Texada, TWitche
Wakefield, Young and Iacharie-1S
And the motion was lost
Mr. Breaux moved that the Senate adjou
on until Thursday March %, 1877, at 10 o'clock 4
on which motion Mr.. Richardson demanded
yeas and nays.
lis. The roll being called resulted as follows:
lbs Yeas-11essrs Boatner, Breaux. Ducros, Ell
:. Eustis, George, Goode. Kelly. Mitchell Ogde
o. Sandiford and Stubbs-12
Nays-Messrs. Garland, Perkins. Richardsc
&C. Wheeler and Whites.
TT Absent-Messrs. Aan. Bryant, Burch. Cat
1e- Dumont Gla Grover Harper Landry K29e
Wakefield Young and Zacharie-18
d. The Chair declared the Senate adjourned un
Thursday. March 20, 1877, at IL o'clock m.
JOHN CLEGG,
lis, Secretary of the Senate
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