The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-03
Forty-sixth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
New Orleans. Friday. March ! ls'

House OF REPRESENTA- ysEsi
New Orleans. Friday. March 1873
The House was called to order at II oclo1
a. M Present: ~
Hon Louis Bush, Speaker and Messr5
B Brtf& f Bowd HnsG Bro1 SrB osey Bck
ton Carloss Carvile Cr;sssy' n oom. I Cole
Davidson DAyy Dayriies n Dei1oe Dela
yigne De Lacy nesaT ne pe Dnrdsh p1e
nrpe Dr,'rv Fitzpatrick, Fobb, Foesten
CAN'T, Gary, Gaskfns Gaudet, Gracien,iils
lespie, Hahn, Hammond, Hill OF Ascensns
Hill OF Orleans, Holt, Jonas, Jones, I'M
Keily Of Orleans, Keeting, Kennedy, Ken
Kidd, Lamare, Lea Leeds, Leonard OF CadG
Leonhard of Orleans, Lewis, Lyons, Maglolr
Martin, Means, Million, McGehee, NeWsoA
Nunez, Peralta, Pitts, Porter, Raby, La
Ry1and, Shakespeare, Smart Snaerr, Stag
Self Sellers, Stewart, Semmes,. Singletq
SplIler, Taylor Toler, Tolliver, Vance, Voc
HES, Walker, Warmoth, Washburn, Washiff
ton, Watson, Wilde, Williams, Wise, Voc
Young Of Claiborne and Young Oh East Bait
Rouge-113. 1
Absent-Mess Aycock, Briggs, Estopins
Huntington, McMillen, Steele and Tremq
LETT.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. PerciY
The journal of Wednesday evening wi
approved.
On motion Of Mr.. McGehee
Senate bill No. 1876,
can act ratifying the organization Of
New Orleans, jackson and Northern i I
road Company, and it's consolidation witt
Central Mississippi Railroad Company, |
with the Chicago, ST. Louis and New Grid
Railroad Company, and Incorporating 4 |
last named company"
Was taken up on it's first reading, passe
its second reading, read third time
passed
The title was adopted.
Mr.. McGehee moved to reconsider the 4
just taken on the final passage of the bill,s
on his own motion the motion to reconss
was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Lyons in the chair.l
On motion of MI Bilieu
Senate bill No. 1874,
"An act to donate to the Police Jurfes oh
parishes of Lafourche and Terrebonne ain
swamp and overlooked lands belonging tAs
State, lying between the bayous Lafous
and rerresonne; to provide for the appNI
meGt of a commission, and to define its III
ers,"
Was taken up on first reading, was passF
its second reading and referred to the
mittee on Lands and Levees. III
Mr.. VOORHEES, offered the following red
ton: -
Resohed, That House bill No. 418, CAN
the State into senatorial
districtSo and amending
re-enacting section / Of act No. /, apprs I
January 81, 1876" be made a preference
and that it have precedence over all III q
bills in this House and may be called ua
any time on motion, to the exclusion of
fiSished business and special orders.
Lies over. Hj:
BILLS INTRODUCED. HI
Mr.. Young of Claiborne, asked andsl
tanned leave to introduce bill without R
yiOuS notice.
The bill was read AID ordered to be pss
On the calendar, becoming ID
House bill No 464,
can act to incorporate the Louisiana VI
srn Railroad Company
The bill was passed to its second rea9
Ind was referred to the Committee on =
'oads. O RO/
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE. f.
Ihe following messages were received 1 II
he Senate:
SENATE CHAMBs II
New Orleans. March /, 1875
70 the Honorable Speaker and Members Of 4
House Of Representatives II
/, am directed to inform your honorl
'ody that the Senate concurs in the ann I, !
nents made by the House OF Representa- II
o the proposed amendments to the cons III
ion OF the State, numbered by the Hou
Representatives as numbers twelve thir4 &
ixteen Originally number fourteen).
That the Senate agrees to and has ado II
he proposed amendments to the constit1s
t the State, proposed by the House OF
and numbered fourteen
wenty-one the yeas and nays being Il
hereon and entered in the journal, tWo-M