The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
Claim Of the Madison journal.
House bill No. 4O4,

IGblbtttu III w III. Ihptt billl5.
House bill No. $50,
IAN act for the relief Of M. W. Hughes"
House bill No. AT.
Relief Of Hypolite Bollocaue
House bill No. A5g,
HENRY TREMOULET,
Chairman.
Mr. Leeds, chairman, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Public Education, submitted the
following report
COMMITTEE on PUBLIC EDUCATION,
New Orleans, March 6, 1873. J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives:
Your Committee on Public Education has
the honor to report.
On Senate bin No. 81,
Fayorably.
On Senate bill No. ltg,
Favorably.
Memorial from teachers Of public schools,
parish Of Orleans
Unfavorably. The demand for relief made
should, in the opinion Of your committee be
rnnde to the City Council.
On House bill No. 43D,
IInfhvOraby.
On House bill No. 295.
Unfavorably.
CHAS. j. LEEDS. Chairman.
Mr.. Gaskins, chairman on behalf Of the
Committee on Registration submitted the
following report:
COMMITTEE ON REGISTRATION. |
Now Orleans March 6. 1878. J
To The Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your COMMITTEES on Registration beg leave to
report u bill entitled.
IAN net to provide for the appointment of
nm Assistant Registrar OF Voters for the par
sh Of Orleans, TO limit his term Of office, and
tn. Tnftp his T,IT Int
And your committee respectfully recon-
mend the passage Of said BIZ Re, 1,.,.
Mr.. Rylhnd, chairman. on behalf Of the
Committee on Agriculture, immigration and
Commerce, reported as follows.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. ImMrGEATtoN)
and Commerce. !
New Orleans March g. 1881
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Agriculture, Immigra-
grafton and Commerce beg leave to return to
The House the following bills without action
House bills Nos. 1863, $50 and 434.
Il. H. RYLAND. Chairman.
Mr. Gaskins, chairman, on behalf Of the
Committee on Registration, reported by BILL
and on his further motion the bill was read
and placed on the calendar, becoming
House bill No. AGO,
IAN net to provide for the appointment Of
an Assistant Registrar of Voters for the par
ish Of Orleans; to limit his term Of office. and
to define his powers and duties"
Under suspension of the rules the bill was
passed TO second reading.
Under further suspension Of the rules the
bill was taken as engrossed, read 81 third time
and passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Gaskins moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, and on his own motion the motion
TO reconsider was laid on the table.
Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, chairman, on be
half of the Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses, reported by IL bill which was read and
placed on calendar becoming
House bill No. 40,
Gan act making appropriations to cover de-
fieences of former years, out Of the fund
herein named, the same to be paid out Of the
revenues Of such years.
Under a suspension Of the rules the bill
was passed to it's second reading and ordered
to be printed in the journal and made the spe-
cial order Of the day after the general appro-
priatioD bill:
An act making appropriations to cover def
ciencies Of former years out Of the funds
herein named, the same to be paid out OF
the revenues Of such years.
SECTION /. Be 1t endcted by The Senate and
Uonse Of Representatives. of the STATE of LG,sl-
isiann, in General Assem,blv conyened, That
the following sums, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, be and they are hereby ap-
prOpriated to cover deficiencies Of former
years, out Of the funds hereinafter named,
said amounts to be paid from the revenues OF
such years:
For salary Of parish judges for the year
1875, out Of the general fund Of 1875, ten thou
sand dollars $4,000
For salary Of parish judges Tor the year
1876, out OF the general fund Of 1876. five thou
sand dollars $4,000.
For salary Of parish Judges for the year
1877, out Of the general fund, 1877, nine thou
sand two hundred dollars $4,000.
For costs Of court where the State ID
obliged to pay, for the year 1877, out of the
general fund Of 1877, seven hundred and fifty
dollars $3.50.
Compensation to sheriffs and clerks Of court
in matters Of criminal nature, for the year
1875, out Of the general fund Of 1875, two
Thousand dollars $4,000.
Compensation to sheriffs and clerks Of court
In matters Of 81 criminal nature, for the year
1876, out Of the general fund Of 1876, eight
dollars $4,000.
Compensation to sheriffs and clerks Of court
in matters OF q criminal nature, for the year
1877 out OF the general fund OF 1877, eight
dollars $4,000
Interest due the several townships for the
year 1877, out OF the current school fund Of
1877, fifty thousand dollars (s50,0O0).
For recording list OF property forfeited to
the State for non-payment Of taxes for the
year 1875, out OF the general fund Of 1875, one
thousand dollars $1,000.
For recording list OF property forfeited to
the State for non-payment Of taxes for the
year 1876, out Of the general fund Of 1876 fiji
teen hundred dollars $1,000.
Section 3 Of act No. 81 Of 1879 abolished the
Free School Fund, and section 6 Of the game
act ordered all the bonds belonging to said
fund to BE- sold at public auction to the highest
bidder. This was done, and the Free School
fund, which was in the possession Of over
one million dollars Of bonds, became extinct
under the act Of Congress donating the six
tenth section in every township for purposes
Of education. The principal was to remain