The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

| and some lots Of ground at Milnebur9 all of
merely nmninab yaltle.0
| 2. The bid asylum building at Milheburg
| 3. Temment No 10 urss4fnes street. est :
| mated OluaSanoo.
4 nu5 slhS corner ursr'rses and Charities
! New orlean5 city premium bonds, par
q. Cash on hand $3.50 49,
The tenement No. 1t9 trs'Ones street, now
vacant, rented last year at $50 per month the
s enang re" "9" Of If e sb Vsnnea
lands land and MileGnrg propsftSale nploduc-
n BY The Board " Directors,
3. I. FLANDERS, Etesisento
IL BoNg@Vo, Secretary pro tern n
Ilosse bill No Alb, q
q 10 provide a revenues 10 levy and collect
taEeSSo sraHDt ana eolleotli0uses; to define
certain objeeS Of taxatian and OF exemption
to define certain dutif@of officers, agents, or
representatives. of banks, banking OszSocia-
tions, insurance compa aies and corporations,
to define the duties Of certain courts; to pre-
scribe certain fines, e3naltes and damages :
to make certain exemptions; to define the,
duties Of assessors collectors. and Auditor of
Public Accounts; TO regulate The mode Of as
sezstnent and collection in certain eases. 10
detiln the duties of certain sample mer-
chants to oppose upon parishes, municipali-
ties and town corporations certain rest rio
lions and prohibi IONS; TO repeal NIL acts in
eousiatrst Herewith" {
Was taken MP ON seponef reading prnsling
consider 0ion of paragraph t2, sertion1.
tle.b off fpIt, alvin 10,
paragraph thirteen
All deposits in the savings banks estab-
iisbel or doing business within the lnaits oi
the State,
Adopted -
Mr.. Bush offered the following. 10. become
paragraph fourteen:
a i Che receipts of all railroads. street rail
roads, tramways, plank roads, canals, tele-
graphs and bridges.
The motion to adopt was lost
Mr.. Mcttshee offered the following amend
mnnt:
In line 100, paragraph 12, after the word
estate" Insert the words ''other than that
necessary for the operation of their roads
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Leeds moved to amend same para
graph as follows:
Strike ont the twelfth paragraph and
strike out the word street in line l2i in
paragraph 49,
The amendment was lost.
MESSAGES FROM TILE SENATE
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER, |
New Orleans. February 2G. 1873 |
TO tho Honorable Speaker and Wembers of Tho
House Of Representatives:
In the message from the Senate of tho
nineteenth instant, notifying your honorable
body OF the Senates concurrence in House
hil NO. 80. There appears clerical error In
the third amendment TO tho bill IT. read in
section 4, after the word across. in line 1.
insert the words "of lands not subject to tidal
overflow when it should read in section 4.
after the word across in line II. insert the
words "of lands now subject to tidal over
flow
beg, therefore, to be allowed to make this
correction
Respectfully,
JOHN CLEGG.
Secretary of The Senate
On tho motion of Mr.. Kidd tho bill was taken
up and tho amendment Of the Senate. az cor
rectod by the message just received, was CON
Cured In by the House.
The bill was passed Us amended, and notice
of same ordered to the Senate.
Tho Clerk Of the House was ordered to have
the bill enrolled as passed and sent to the
Governor for approval.
HOUSE NH NO. 4l3 RESUMED
Consideration Of House bill No. 4ty was re-
suned, when Mr.. Bush offered the following
additional section, to become section 3:
SECTION 3. BE il further enacted. etc. That
the State Treasurer and the Fiscal Agent of
the State shall not pay any bond or interest
coupon or warrant OF the State nor the Treas
nrers or fiscal officers Of any Of the parishes,
cities or towns Of the State any bond, annuity.
cerLlllciite, interest coupon or warrant of any
such parish, city or town without retaining
the tax herein.
The State Treasurer and Fiscal Agent of
the State shall make weekly report to the
State Auditor Of all collections thus made.
aud when the collection is made by the Fiscal
Agent OF the State. he shall forthwith pay the
same to the Treasurer, on tho warrant Of the
Auditor.
The Treasurer and fiscal officers of all par-
lshes. cities and towns shall make monthly
Public Accounts of all collections made; and,
on the warrant Of the Auditor, pay to the
State Treasurer the amount collected, less
two per cent allowed for commission
Any officer failing to perform the duties |
herein prescribed shall be deemed guilty OF
mlsdetneanor, and on conviction shall be pun |
ished at the discretion of the court by fine and
or both.
On the adoption Of tho amendment offered
by Mr.. Bush, to become section g.
The yeas and nays were called, with the fol |
lowing result
Yeas Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker. and |
M n ,s bBarbin Barrett, Brady, Bell, Breard
Brlee' brldger, Billieu, Bowden,. Bosley, |
Buek, Carloss Carville Cressy, Davidson |
DAyy. Deavigne,, Duke, Dupre, Drury,
Gantt. Gaskins, Gaudet, Hill Of Orleans
r. NJ. Johnson, Robert johnson, Kelly Of |
VVfloans; Lamar, Lea, Leeds. Lyons, Means,
Role. Ryland. Shakespeare, Smart Stagg,
Self. Sellers. Spiller, Taylor Tremoulet.
loer, Vance, VOORHEES,. Washburn, Williams,
Rouge--56.
Nays Messrs. Aldigc, Avcock. Barron.
Berry, Brooks, Brown, Burton, Como. Cole,
DE Lacy, Drew, Dickinson. Dinkgrave, Dur
len, Fobb, Gary, Hammond, Hill Of Ascen-
sion, Holt, Jonas, Zones, Keeting, Lewis, Ma
y!oire, Milon, Mc(ichee, Newson, Peralta.