The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-17

IN 10 provide Tor closing B0nnet CArTe Gre
vase" 50
y The title was adopted as amended.
~ MT. Washburn moved TO reconsider the vott
on the final passage Of the bill, and on hisowI
motion the motion TO reconsider was Iait
upon the table.
on tho motion 81 Mr.. Huntington.
House bill No o,
IAN act To provide for the speedy collection
ofdelinquent city and State taxes and licenses
III the parish Of Orleans; to divest Justices
courts OF jurisdiction, and invest district
N courts with full Jurisdiction"
H Was taken up on second reading under the
favorable report, with amendments, from the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The report was read, as follows. u..0o
Amendment to House bill No. 8:
Strike out section 4, and Insert In lieu there
"a further enacted, etc.. That Jurisdiction
for the purposes Of this act and for the col
lection ri city taxes be and 10 hereby invested
Courts for the parish OF Orleans, and In the
{ Second judicial District Court for the Sixth
and Seventh Municipal Districts Of the par
ish Of Orleans; and al or any Of the taxes,
"A leans. shall be demanded through and sued
for In said courts, either In the summary form
usually pursued and authorized by the city
Il charter 0f 1870, and the amendments thereto
cess; and all proceedlngs for taxes In said
4 summary form heretofore taken by the city
sof New Orleans for the taxes OF 1877 are here
4 by ratified, and In all tax suits SO brought or
\ take out execution against Che property taxed,
4 and may cause the same to be sold without
\ appratsement and after three advertisements
during thirty days froytded, that no writ Of
after any particular time, but shall continue
IA force and effect until satisfied"
The substitute was adopted.
& MI. Warmoth offered the following amend
ment 10 section Q.
10 be inserted after the words estate or
elty treasury, nand that for the taxes ,ses due
1877, the city. shall receive in payment Of the
same the school warrants and police war
rants 0f said years for the school and police
taxes OF said years, respectively, and the in
shall be received In the time certificates Of
said years, respectively; provided, said de-
i linqnent taxes be paid on or before the flf-
teenth day Of November, 1878; and for the
1916, the same shall be received by the city
under the provisions Of act No 1877 of the ex
tra session III 1877, entitled An act for the re-
lief of the taxpayers of the city of New Or
h leans "
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Delavigne moved to amend by adding
To section 4 the following: .s.5..
Il And IL Is further provided that in all cases
Z In which the sheriff shall have In his hands
Writs In tax suits against the same delinquent
Taxpayers, from both the State and city. that
writs, and shall be entitled to costs as In the
<aiBe Of but one writ" ~
4 The amendment was adopted.
Under suspension of the rules the bill was
taken as engrossed and read third time.
On the final passage OF the bill Mr. Ora
eien seconded by Mr.. Hill, Of Ascension.
called for the yeas and nays, with the follow
4 ing result:
Yeas Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker and
bad Bros ba5yo doSB o as B Braa B
lev. Buck, Carloss, Cressy, Cole. Delavigne,
Dickenson, Dinkgrave, Duke, Dupre, Drury, |
Gary. Gasklns. Hahn, Hammond, Hill Of As
ese aasi ngIn ti1 Jonas. Jones +. NJ
Means, Miion' incidence, Nnn ns Pf esraita,
Pitts, Porter, Raby, Randolph, Richardson,
kyland, Shakespeare, Smart. Snaer, Stage,
Tolliver, Vance, VOORHEES,, Warmoth, Wash
burn, Washington, Wilde, Wise, Wood, and |
Young OF East Baton Touge 90.
Nays, Messrs. Barron, Carville D,Avy, De
Leonard of Caddo, Lewis, Role, Tremoulet
and Tcler--H.
Y The bill was passed.
Il On the motion Of Mr.. Huntington the title
of the bill was amended by adding the follow
ing:
1 And to regulate the jurisdiction Of the dis
trict courts for the parish of Orleans in pro-
ceedings for the collection Of taxes, and pro-
viding for payment OF city taxes in scrip"
The title Of the bill was adopted as amended.
y Mr.. Huntington moved to reconsider the
vote just taken, and on his own motion the
motion to reconsider was laid upon the table.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following messages were received from
hills Excellency the Governor:
ExEoUTIvE DEPARTMENT, J
State Of Louisiana !
New Orleans, March IA. 1878.
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives;
+ j have the honor to inform you that have
this day signed and approved the following ,
bills. originated In your honorable body, to
wit:
House bill No. $40,
TO authorize the Police Jury Of Webster
parish to levy special tax to 1iauidate the
OF said parish"
House bill No $50,
70 authorize the Police Jury Of Caldwell
parish to levy q special tax" etc.
4 House bill No. 1885,
20 INCORPORATE the town of Pinevllle, in
Rapides parish"
{ House bill No. 81,
Relative to tho Superior Criminal Court
Tor the parish of Orleans
House bill No. 119, (,
TO create an additional Justice Of the ]
Peace and Constable in the third ward Of the
parish or Caddo" @ 3
House bill No. 1876, .r q
TO amend and re-enact sections SO, 3S and /
u Of an act providing tho time and manner
noahg nt So ana e
1877, etc.
House bill No. 1854, |,
no incorporate NorviIla Collegiate Insti-
ute, In the town Of Greensburg, parish of ST.
Helena" etc. @