The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
UFFIEEAI JVUKNAE
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE ...
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXTRA SESSION OF 1873.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SENATE.
second nays Proceedings.
or THE.

Second Days Proceedings.
sss EENATE CHAMBER, STArE OF LOUISIANA
5ss8s New ORLEANS, Saturday. March ., 1873.
LINZ Senate was called to order at II o'cocl
vi III. nv the Hon. Louis A. Witt, Lieutenan
xsUveftior and President OF the Senate
Oh d call Of the roll the following Senators
i answered to their names
Messis Bryant, Burch, Cage, Ellis, George
" 3uudn, Landry, Ogden, Richardson, Robert
Il asllas Htnbhs,. TeSada, Twitehell, Wales
Absent Messis. Allain, Boatner, Brpaux
Deinas. Ducfos, Dnmont, Garland, ella,
q ysl1ysfs Harper, Kelly, Mitchell, U'Donnell.
n lHrAlna, Enndifoid Stamps Steven Sutton.
IF e Young and zaeharie-2o
Il sixteen Senators present and no quorum,
Oh motion Of MI Robertson the Senate
4 3spk b recess Until IL o'clock m.
The Senate was called to order at 70
Uplock m. by the Hon. Louis A. Witt,
Il lieutenant Governor and President of the
4 Senate.
Oh b call OF the roll the following Senators
y answered to their names.
Y ss Massi's Breaux, Bryant, Cage, Ducros.
i Ella, Garland, George, Goode, Harper, Kelly,
L sem Robertson, sandiford, Stamps, stubbs.
eAafsa, Iwitchell, WALES, Wheeler White
4 Yutng and zaeharie-M.
u Absent. Messrs. Allain Boatnef Burch,
q Al1ainass pmmont, Ola, Grover, O'Donnell
& tAvea and Sutton 10.
Un motion Of Mr.. Goode, the reading Of the
I Journal III detail was dispensed with.
The President asked If any of the commit
i tees were ready 10 report on any of the
subjects enumerated In the Governors meg
sase calling all extra session
NO reports were submitted.
The President called for any bills on the
ntahinctH enumerated In the message
The President directed the Secretary TO
LAKE up the regular order
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
n Mi. White obtained unanimous consent TO
& thtfuduce, without previous notice.
Senate bin No. .
3 Ii act entitled an act 10 amend an act en-
Titled An act to regulate public education in
The State VI Louisiana: 10 provide a revenue
Y duT the same; 10 impose certain penalties to
teueaI sections 1917, inclusive to section 1909
Inclusive, and to repeal act No. 6. of the acts
{ si 1870, entitled An act TO regulate public
xs1tucatlon In the State of Louisiana and city
sN New Orleans, and to raise a revenue for
That purpose, approved March &c. 1877. to
define the powers Of the State Board of Edu-
cation 30 constitute each parish school dis
and to create the office OF parish super
ElAsandent.
Which was read the first time.
6 Il ne constitutional rule being suspended by |
IA nnlshfths affirmative vote of the Senate. |
The bill was placed on It's second reading and |
sfnlerIed 10 the Committee on Public Educa-
Illun.
d AN. George obtained unanimous consent 10 |
szatroduce, without previous notice,
Senate bill No, 10.
All act to incorporate the Red River and |
sAiississippi Railroad Company"
/ Which was read the first time.
ATT George moved that the constitutional |
rue oe suspended and that the bill be read a |
second time, with view 10 final passage
AR Harper demanded the yeas and NAYS
\ The rob being called resulted as follows:
h 1eas- Messls Breaux, Ducros. Ellis, Gar
alaN sseorge Goode, Kelly, Perkins Richard
Mlseeler White and zacharie-le.
4 Nays Messls, Bryant, Cage. Harner
landry Stamps, Twitchell and Young.
81 Absent Messfs. Allain, Boatner Bufch.
bamonG Gla, Grover, Mitchell,
SJ).lsonnelL Ogden. Steven. Sutton and Tex
|As1ar--lS.
And the rule was not suspended.
AR George moved that the constitutional
rule be suspended and the bill read a second
tztales With view TO reference
The rule was suspended and the hill read
khe second time and referred to the Commit
he on Railroads.
As. George obtained unanimous consent to
Introduce. without previous notice,
\ Senate bill No. Ii.
Isss An act to incorporate the city of Shreve-
port, i'm the parish of Caddo; define its boun-
diaries, and provide for its better police and
ssstunicipaa government
4 Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
fourfifths affirmative vote of the Senate
ne bill was placed on its second reading and
eferred to the Committee on Corporations
nd Parochial Affairs.
Mr. White obtained the consent OF the Sen
Ete ID withdraw from the files OF the regular
esslen resolution relative TO the investiga-
S0n of charges against William p Kellogg {
All Landry obtained the consent Of the