The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.

DOdY That the Senate has finally EOnGurTeu in
the following House bills.
House bill No. 205.
An act to incorporate the battalion OF
washington Artillery OF the city OF New Or-E
House bin No. 1854,
An net to incorporate NorvilIa Collegiate
Institute, an institution OF learning situated
In thetOwn of Greenburgh, parish oil st. Hell
ena," etc.
Also,
House bill No. $50.
An act to authorize the police jury Of the
parish OF Caldwell to levy a special tax" etc.
Also with amendments as annexed to the
House bin No. 465,
An act to authorize the police iuries oil the
Parishes OF Tangipahoa, Mooreho,lse and Ra-
pides to levy special tax to redeem the out
standing indebtedness"
Respectfully,
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER. II
New Orleans, March 7. 1875
To the Honorable Speaker and Members oil the
House OF Representatives.: $s
I am directed to inform your honorabIe
body that the Senate has finally passed the
annexed Concurrent Resolution, and ask the 4
concurrence OF your honorable body In the
same. ss5
And to inform your honorable body tfat
the Senate will be ready to adjourn ut III
JOHN CLEGa.
Secretary OF the Senate. MI
SENATE CHAMBER ~
New Orleans. March I. 1s1s III
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of tho
House OF Representatives.:
I arm directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate concurs In House amend
ments to
Senate bill No. 1874,
"An act to appropriate IN kind and 10 do
note to the police juries OF the parishes OF I
Lafourche and Terrebonne all the swamp ard "
overilowed lands belonging to the State, lying
between Bayous Lafourche and TeTreb0nne, q "
etc. JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER,
.~- New Orleans. March 4, 1878.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tbs
House OF Representatives:
am directed to inform your honorable body
that the Senate concurs In
House bill No ago,
an Assistant Registrar of Voters for the par
ish OF Orleans to limit his term of office, and
to define his powers and duties
Also, to inform you that the President eli
the Senate has signed duly enrolled
Senate bill No. 30, entitled
AN act granting corporate privileges to
the inhabitants Of the town OF NapoleonyiIIe,
IN the parish Of Assumption, and To provide
for the gqy I've, On id Of the affairs thereof
IAN act TO amend and re-enact section
of act No. $40, entitled An act to repeal iii
act to create a Board of State Engineers, app
proved February "a, 1871 to vest the control
juries; to authorize the appointment of en-
gineers; fixing their duties and cOmpenst-
zion; to authorize the Governor TO Contract
for the construction and repairs OF certain
levees, and to provide for the payment There
Of"
Senate bill No. 1876, entitled
IAN act authorizing Abraham Bass tosuo1
the State"
And,
Concurrent Resolution, proposing twenty
constitutional amendments,
Respectfully,
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary Of the Senate
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message was received from
his Exoellency the Governor:
Stare or LOUISIANA.
Executive Departments.
New Orleans. March 81 1sas.
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members 0f
the House OF Representatives:
/ have the honor to inform your honorable1|
body that / have this day approved and signed
House bills and Joint Resolutions of tI,e folzM
lowing titles, to-wit:
House bill No 121,
can act to amend and re-enact section u On
act No. 101, approved April 80, 1877, and txI
provide for the printing of books and bIafaIza
OF registration
House bill No. $780,
"An act relative to the mode OF opening ind
making public roads In the parishes d Ver
non and Calcasieu"
House bill No. 1865,
can act to incorporate the town OF Colfax
in the parish OF Grant; to provide for the
election OF it's officers; to define their pow
ment of the same
Joint Resolution asking Congress- Tor aid
appropriation for the purpose of remoVix6
obst t. from the Tangipahoa river, from
Wells Ferry to Amite City Bridge.
Concurrent Resolution relative to the Bari
ataria Ship Canal.
Very respectfully,
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF Louisiana.
COMMUNICATIONS.
New ORLEANS, March Z, 1875.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of tIf1
House Of Representatives:
For the fourth time again beg leave til ~
turn to your honorable body my SINGER
thanks for the high consideration placed i'd
in my capacity OF chief peace officer OF you
honorable body.
1t is with deep sense of having done, a
the best OF my ability, my utmost In film
the position for SO long O term as Sergeant
alarms, and am indeed very grateful Tor iii
uniform c0urtesies shown me by all and ever
member OF your honorable body.
Again, gentlemen, before your 8essf0]
closes, allow me and my first assistant to II
turn our heartfelt thanks for due considered
ton, and trusting you will bear In mind tha
it will always be q pleasant duty to be at TIL j.
command OF your honorable body,
With respect we remain, your obedient se1
wants, ED. FLOOD,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
P. j. KELLY,
Assistant Sergeant-at- Arms,
NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1878.
Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker OF the House Y
Representatives:
In compliance with article II, section 10,
the acts Of 1872, relative to the SeTgeant-a
Arms duties, beg leave to submit the follOv
ing detailed statements Of the expenditur}
made by me during the regular sessionof I87
accompanied by vouchers: