The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-24
Tremoulet. Tofer, VOORHEES, Washburn, Wood,
Williams and Young of Claiborne.


the candidates. to wit:
| Hon. b. r. Jonas OF Orleans. Hon. Randall l..
| Gibson OF Orleans. Hon. Hugh Kennedy OF Or
| leans and Hon. VIM. M. Levy Of Natchitoches.
| Senator sandiford withdrew the name of
Hon. VIM. NJ Levy, OF Natchitoehes.
| Senator Breaux nominated Hon. Fl. G
Mitchell. of Claiborne.
Representative sartain nominated Hon. W. G..
Wyly of Carroll.
| The rolls of the respective branches of the
General Assembly were then called. with the
| following result:
Senator Boatner and Representatives Ayccck.
Brady BeFG Gr9s fo
Gillespie. Huntington HAMMOND Kidd, Lyons
Lea, Leonnard, Newsom. Porter, Peralta, BY, BY
Sta, &. Smart, RidgIey, Tremoulet. Washburn,
Williams and Leeds voted for the Hon. b. Il.
Speaker Bush and Messrs. Aldigs. Buck, Cres-
81, Delavigne, Estopinal, Fitzpatrick. Hi, Re-
| ~. Lamare, Kernoehan, Rolle Toler and Voor-
Senator'S nasn Bre saa nf Dncros Ellis Eus
land. George, -Goode. Kelly. Ogden. Perkins
Richardson, Robertson. saadiford, Texada,
tives Cockerham,. Nnnez. Richardson. Self.
Steele, Wood and Williams voted for the Hon.
Senators Grover, Stubs and Mitchell and Rep
resentatiyes gridgsr,, Breard; sartain. Bell.
Duke. Kelly. Pitts, Sellers and Taylor voted for
| the Hon. w. ", WHY IL NoleS.
| Mr.. johnson voted for Hon. W. NJ Levy.
| Total number of votes east, IS; necessary to
| a choice. AZ.
The President declared that as neither candi-
date had received majority of the votes cast in
| Joint assembly, there was no election.
| On motion Of Mr.. Perkins, the Joint assembly
adjourned, and the Senate withdrew to its own
chamber.
| The Senate was called to order by the Hon.
Louis A. Wilt. Lieutenant Governor and Pres
| ident of the Senate.
| On call Of the roll the following Senators an
| swered to their names:
Messrs. Boatner,, Breaux. Ducros, ,Eustis, Gar
| land. George. Goode, Grover, Mitchell, Ogden.
| Perkins. Richardson. Robertson. sandiford,
steven, Stubbs Texada, Wheeler, White and
Absent-Messrs. Allain. Burch. Bryant. Cage.
Demas. Dumont. Ellis Ora, Harper, Kelly. Ian,
dry, Stamps, Sutton, Twitchen, Wakefield and
Young-16
| Mr.. Steven moved to adopt section 80 as re-
ported by the committee.
| Mr.. Grover moved as substitute that section
| No. 80 Of the House bill be substituted for Sec
ton 90 reported by the committee
| Mr.. Garland offered the following amend
ment:
In line erase the word -four" and insert in
| lieu thereof the word two"
Which was accepted.
| Mr.. Texada in the chair.
Mr. Grover demanded the yeas and nays on
the adoption of the substitute as amended.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
YeascaMessrg; Boatner, Breaux; Epstis. Gar
ardson. Steven and zacharle-1i.z
Nays--Messrs. Dueros. Ellis. George. Goode,
Kelly, Robertson. sandiford, ssubbs, Texada.
Absent-Messrs. Allain. Bryant, Burch. Cage.
Demas, Dumont, ella. Harper, Landry Stamps,
sutton Twitcheil. Wakefield and Young-14-
| And the substitute was lost.
Mr. Steven offered the following as substi-
tute for section 80, and moved its adoption:
Be it further enacted, etc.. That Immediately
and with the consent OF the senate, shall ap-
Hi Snd an The oass EsS
Offices for the ne term term of two years, and shall
be xii fen SHAH BE- the s s s
authority. making. the original appointments,
and the Board Of Assessors thus organized
Administrator of Assessments Of the city. OF
New Orleans, who shall be ex-officio member
Of said Board OF Assessors.
Mr. Ellis moved to lay the substitute on the
table, on Which motion Mr.. Grover demanded
the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas.--Messrs. Ducros. Ellis. George, Goode
Nays-Messrs. Boatner, Breaux. Eustis. Gar,
land, Grover, Ogden. Richardson, Robertson
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Bryant. Burch, Cage
Demas, Dumont, Gla Harper, Landry, Stamps
Sutton. Twitchell. Wakefield and Young-14
And the motion to table prevailed.
On motion Of Mr. Steven, section 80 was
adopted.
Mr.. Steven moved to adopt sections 81. 81. IS
So and 81.
Mr.. White offered the following amendment
to section 49, and moved its adoption:
Section &c. lines and g. strike out fifteen
hundred" and insert two thousand"
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Steven, sections 49, 81 and
s.. and SECTION Sc as amended and section 8,
were adopted.
Mr.. White offered the following amendment
to section &c. and moved its adoption:
Line 90: But the party whose claim to redress
has been refused shall have his remedy in the
courts; all such cases shall be tried summarilJ
| and in cham ers by rule and the court shall. II
rendering the judgment, assess ten per cent
damages on the amount of the taxes against the
party complaining if the appeal be deemed
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Steven section 8s as amend
ed was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Steven sections SO and 81
were adopted.
/ Lieutenant Governor Witt in the chair.
Mr.. Steven offered the following amendment
to section 81 and moved its adoption:
In line strike out the word six" and insert
the word seven"
| Adopted.
Also. in section 81, line 10. add the word dis
trict' after the sixth" and in line II add after
the word and" the words "one-fourth," and
make the word districts " read district
Which was adopted
Mr. George offered the following amendment
| to section 81 and moved its adoption:
After the word sixth" insert District -
fifteen thousand dollars" and after the word
seventh" strike out district" in line &c and in
sert fifteen thousand dollars"
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