The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

of Kenner In the parish Of Jefferson"
| Under suspension Of the rules the bill was
passed to its second reading, was taken as
engrossed, read third time and passed, and
the title was adopted.
Mr.. Brown moved to reconsider the vote ON
the final passage of the bill, and on his own
motion the motion to reconsider was laid on
| the table.
| House bill No. 15O
''An act for the relief Of Edmond j Larkin,
Isaac H. Crawford and VIM. H. Dinkgrave,
authorizing and permitting them to with
draw as sureties from the bond Of Henry w
Peck, sheriff of Madison parish
Was taken up ON second reading under the
unfavorable report Of the Committee on the
| Judiciary. and WAS laid on the table subject to
call.
House bill No. 152,
"A1Io,ct to regulate and enforce contracts
snaking q breach Of contract misdemeanor
punishable by fine and imprisonment; pro-
viding for the employment upon public works
of persons falling to pay fines; also providing
for the employment on public works of all
! tramps and Migrants, and others sentenced for
petty offenses,'
| Was taken up on second reading under the
uhfavoraGe report Of the Committee on the
Judiciary and was indefinitely postposed
| House bill No. 1913,
IAN act for the relief Of Dir. Louis A. Bur-
CESS. of the parish of st. Mary, late superin-
tendent Of the Insane Asylum to provide for
| the payment OF salary due him.
| Was taken up on second reading under the
unfavorable report Of the Committee ON the
Judiciary and overwhelmingly postponed
10 House bill No. 154,
| can act to extend tho charter Of the New
Orleans Savings Institution, with amend
| msnts,''
| favorable report, with amendments, from the
Committee on Corporations:
Section 6, line II, strike out tho words tthe
| limit Of the city OF New Orleans and insert in
| lieu thereof the words "the State Of Louis
ana and upon pledge of paper secured by
mortgage upon, such property
| Substitute for the title:
| "Ai act TO amend. re-enact and extend the
| charter of the New Orleans Savings Institu-
| ton"
| Under suspension Of the rules the bill was
ordered TO be engrossed.
| House bill No. 1853,
"An act to incorporate the town of Pine
ville," o
| Was taken up on second reading. under the
| favorable report Of the Committee on Cor
porations, and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr.. Lyons asked and obtained leave of the
House, for the Committee on Conference tc
Leave the House for this evening.
| House bill No. 16O,
can act for the relief Of J. V. Calhoun, late
| Assistant Superintendent of Public Educa-
| ton for the Sixth Division, city Of New Or
| leans
| Was taken up on second reading under the
favorable report. with amendments, from the
Committee on Claims, and was laid on the
table subject to call.
| House bill No. 165.
| Gan act to provide for the removal Of the
State capital to the city of Baton Rouge: to
provide the means therefor to create q
| Board of State House Commissioners"
Was taken up on second reading. under the
favorable report of the committee by substi-
tute.
The substitute was read for the information
Of the House.
Mr.. Brady moved that the bill and slibsti.
tute be postponed indefinitely
| 1t was moved that the motion to postpone
indefinitely be laid on the table.
On which motion Mr.. Brady called for the
yeas and nays with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs Barbin, Barrett, Breard,
Bridger, Brooks, Bowden, Brown, Carloss
Davidson Dejoie, Drew, Duke, Dupree, Gary
Gaskins, Hill of Ascension, Holt, Jones, E. M
Johnson, Robert Johnson. Kelly. Of VIM
Kidd, Lea, Lyons, Martin Means, M lion, Nc
Gehee, Pitts Porter Romero. Ry1and, Smart
Stagg, Self, Sellers, Stewart, Singleton, Spill
ler. Taylor, Toler, Vance, Walker, Warmoth
W Was i Watson, Wilde, and Young Of
| Nays-Hon Louis Bush. Speaker, and
| Messrs. Aldige, AycOck, Barron, Brady Berry
Brice, Billieu,. Buck, Cressy, Como Cole
D'Avy, Delavigne, Dickenson, Fitzpatrick
| CAN'T, Gaudej, Gracien. Gillespie, Hill Of Or
leans, Jonas, Kelly of Orleans, Keeting, La
mare, Leeds, Newsom, Raby, Randolph
Role Simrns, Tremoulet, TolIiver, VOORHEES,
and Young Of Claiborne-35
The House refused to postpone.
And on the motion of Mr. Kidd the bill was
made the special order of the day for Monday
at p. m.
On the motion of Mr.. Aldige 1t was ordered
that the bill and substitute be printed.
House bill No. 1865,
IAN act to incorporate, the town Of Colfax
in the PARISH Of Grant; to provide for the
election of its officers; to define their powers
and duties, and to provide for the government
of tho same,'
I Was taken up on second reading, was con
sidered engrossed. under o suspension Of the
rules was read third time and the title was
adopted.
1t was moved that the bill be reconsidered
and the motion to reconsider was laid upon the
table.
House bill No 1877, o
IAN act to prohibit the sale of spirituous
malt or other Intoxicating liquors after 1t
O'Clock on the Sabbath, and the penalty there
for"
Was taken up On second reading Under the
llnfavorable report Of the Committee on the
Judiciary, and on motion was indefinitely
postponed.
At 10 o'clock p. m. the House adjourned I'M
| til tomorrow at II o'clock.
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