The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-01
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w, w. Huwe 10 stie Tile State.
creating the lottery company
!, lspsefal coneuffltR report made by Mf.
Oh Senate Bill Nossl, To authorize the instltu-
ton 1t suits 10, test the sufIlelenev Of suretles
y bp Hghats eY BIZ No. 40. requiring ali officers .,
.,g rhs e9,nntIse reported baek House bill M
OoIntniltee on WAys and Means *.
A ,s1, H2s Y biz No ssa r. repeHl get No t. 1877
sd to s Ike % 81 6y h tsss 1t De re-
The. committed reported fayorabiy, with
amendments, On House bill No. 900, 70 provide
burning Of Tie court house at Ieeshure. parish
OF Cameron.
Unavorably on House bill No. A. providing
t hsh .hs I'LL iitanihg Of new cohstitutloa-mr
!, e9 IN Rn,ss q f H. Affairs reported uniavora
Diem. thlr,qpgh Mr. Buck reported iavoraoly on
Senate bllI No ~ which on mstlon. was made
m H. sss s sSss si ass . s a lie spsa
conlplttee appointed at The last session to In
vesstlgate The affairs ofths Auditor,
The report was received aud laid ever for
PRESENTATION or BILLS
BY Mr., Resting: bill prescribing The man
per pt filling vacancies Ia certain public offices.
An act to abolish trade and traffic In lIsuers
by. M, snaer; K bill to incorporate New
BY Ir. Johnson, d Terrebonne. An act rsgu-
lating fares ON railroads In Louisiana. Ball
y NJ fn Az act to rsgss ~ existing
License the satnee, to ptshiblt minors from gam
blIne, stc, JndilelLa,ry -.
rf u v Nj y d tYu utn
during 1877. and remlttlas all penalties. Ways
asssssinent And coileetion II taxes imposed by
sellee jurars, etc. Judiciary.
iurles having epntrel Of leyees In their respee-
siye paar ! l Lands ard heyees,
to NJ DsRsfs as nss ha as hsssf aJs
by Mr.. Randolph. Of Grapt: Blll for the relief
Of W N l.. Richardson, Of Grant. oonnittes
An act to leasIss the sfrlelal acts Of said Rich
srdson as parish Judge of Grant Committee
BY MI Williams, Of lsast Baton Rouge. An
net for !, the reief Of James houuloa. Commit
amend section Q Of aet No. SO Of 1875 ineorporat-
Ing Daslrop. Conlnt!ee On Corporations.
BY Mt. Dfufy, q Assumption An act for the
relief OF tbs late State Printer.
Henste bill No. 1y. to Incorporate Houma. par
i.sh Of Tertebonne. COMMITTEES ON Paroeha
;. Dill No. 80 incorporating Ma peleonvlls
Camn,ltee on Corporations.
.Blll 10. o. recurring parish Judges to keep
their ofHees at the parish seat Committee ON
dill No, 49, to prevent end punish the poison
Ing and destruction Of flsh, ete
After considerable discussion by Gen. Young.
Mr. Vance NJ, Hahn and Mr.. Jones. Of pulnte
NJ nm ~ AL Inn nj pf
Orleans, recoinmitted to the COMMITTEES on Ae-
ric ulture.
spEoIAh oRaen or THE DAY
., The Waterworks blll. Mr.. Berry and Mr.
tien l. and the bill was. put upon Its passage.
mr. pf thy the o. the sseon
sa M @ s Of a' had Not
been consulted Hbeu the bill, and knew moth
Ing Of i; The rrope,ty n2lders' UniYn. hs.had
also opposed e. the b lie went On , to argus que
that tie city was not losing money BY the works,
and that II shonld retain control Of thea In the
MI. VOORHEES, replied to Mr. prury, urging
.his question The Property Hoders' Union
Il opposition 20 The, BIZ The expressions 81
pr Tsbault were his Individual opinions mere
what the City authorities thought of the matter,
Re e eallss Tor the reading OF lstter addressed
by the MnvDF tD Mi! Ife6Ha,
Mr.. Berry objected to the reading unless an
other ettet, addrsssedt to Dir. Fitzpatrick BY Ad-
nnl m Of improvements Meoafffey.
After some discussion, on melton Of Gov.
Waraeth both letters were read.
Al er the reading NJ Derry stated That he was
Watsrworts and three other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
had not been consulted In Ard TO this bill |
He also stated that there were parties who were
to lake the waterwolks as they were
now on assured security, In suite OF the show
Ing. of their cost above reesipts, and the city
realize therefrom handsome revenue.
mept Of NJ Ter Derry ,ai hst IT. Y Eswsrd d s Eaev
nothing Of the bill, as he held In his hands lei
ters from that gentlemen upon the subject.
Mr.. Jonas hoped the letters from the different |
members OF the city administration and their |
diiIefsnees would not disastrously affect this
bl The city was ts certainly NOT able to run
and che was not even able to keep them in
proper repair. much less improve them; She
water V she 'le could 9 not IRE return vslu n
able consideration to those. whom
abe taxed, for water rates: she could not put
she could not build new reservoir. What did |
'he. propose to d92 To return the vatorwGrss
g , their /, original owners who had put their
Mr.. Jonas denied that the Representative
be n Nen h to FOR
not authorized to speak for those of New Or
cans. and when he assumed TO do so he spoke
or a selfish purpose and an interested aim.
Mr.. Jonas went on to reject upon the member |
rom Assumption In n personal way until he |
~ called to order BY the member and BY tho
Jhair.
Mr.. Delsvigne said the name Of the Property
Holders Union had been used TO defeat the bill. !
Az member he wished TO say that no one was
authorized to use the name OF the association.
MESSAGE FROM THH SENATE.
A message was received from tho Senate nm
concurrence In House bill No. tO1. with
amendments,, relating to judicial advertising,
and other bills
Mr.. Hahn said that the Representatives from
he country parishes were called upon to vote |
upon this question, and they had right to |
know ali about 1t aud to express their opinions |
fhey had this right. whether they came from
he parish Of Assumption or whether they hap |
pened to be Mt once the City Attorney aud Rep |
from tho Twelfth Ward Of Now Or |
cans.
There We're some remarkable facts In conneo.
ion with this bill. Here. in mere matter of |
recount. of 100000 the remarkable discrepancy |
of $4,000 was shown. which WAS not explained |
and could not be reconciled. He thought there |
should be no trouble IN the main fea ures OF the |
bill. IL the city could not furnish the people |
Y ter. the works ahonld BIO given to 4 comp nny [