The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15

days; to provide putiistltnehts and penalties
Therefor and tn define and describe public
Places
Was taken up under The unfavorable report
Of the Goltanittee on the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Stamps the bill was ttahsn
up seetiois by section.
Section was read
Mr. Stamps moved the adoption of the seo~
ton as read
Mr. White demanded the gnas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows
Yeas-Messrs Allan, Buteh, Gage, Harper,
Landry, Riehardson Stamps. stubbs, Sutton,
IwltehelE and Waketed=-1t.
Nays -Messrs Bryant, Ellis, Garland
George, tssoode. Kelly, Mitchell. Ogden. San
dltofd, Iexada, Wheeler. White and Young
Absent. Messrs. Boatner, Brsaux Dernas.
Dneros Dulnont. Ola Grover. D'Donnell. Per-
kits. Robertson. Steven and Haetarie IL
Aud The motion to adppt section was lost
Mr.. Wheear In the phairl
On motion of Mr. Young Senate bill No. tO9
was reeutlmitted 10 The Getntnttea on tho Ju4
the part ct The Senate.
MI. Tesada chairman Of tho Committee on
Enrichment and ENDORSEMENT, submitted the
following report which was received
Your Committee on Enrolment and En-
gtnssmeilt respectfully report as correctly en-
O Senate bills Nos. 40. 81. GO and gs.
IEWa1s TExApA. Chairman.
Mr. Demas obtained unanimous consent to
INTRODUCES at this time
Senate bill No. 14b, Of whio0h previous noties
Ind been given.
"AnHet directing The Board " State En-
gineFrs TO close The Bonnet Care orevasse. in
the parish Of ST. Johtpthe Baptist. and apprbe
priating The sum Of fifty thousand dollars out
OF the layee and drainage fund III, that pt1s
pose" etc.
Which was read the first time.
The constitutions rule being suspended by
fpur=ffths Affirmative vote III the Senate. the
bill was placed OF, It's second reading and re-
feSred to the COMMITTEES on Lands and I,svess
Mr.. Iaeharis obtained unanimous consent
TO INTRODUCES at this titne. without previous
notice,
Senate bill No al. O
IAN act to authot'ize and direct the Iuusi-
ana Board Of Trustees VI the American Print
ing House for the Blind to pay certain funds.
Louisiana Institution for the Education Of
the Blind and Industrial House for the Blind !,
to provide the mode Of said payment. and for
the delivery Of said money to the treasurer 1T
said Institution, and to relieve from RESPONSE
bility said Board Of Trustees Of the American
Printing House for the Blind"
Which was raaa the first tima.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
d fulf-tifths affirmative vote Of the Senate.
tile bill was placed On its second reading and
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Kelly the rules were sls.
pended to allow him to INTRODUCES ut this time
the following report;
COMMITTEE ON METROPOLITAN Potter,
New Orleans. February ~. 1879. !
10 the Honorable President and Members OF the
Hsnate:
Your COMMITTEES On Metropolitan Police
having under consideration
House bill No. $50,
beg leave to report the Same favornbiy,
VIM. j. KELLY. Chairman
The hour Of | o'clock having arrived, the
special order Of the day Tor TINT hour. was
taken Zip. being
Senate bill No t1G, entitled
IAN net to remove the sent Of government
from the city Of New Orleans md 10 estal,-
lish the satne In the city Of Baton Rouge. and
to appropriate the stm Of ten thousand dol
lars to remove the furniture archives, records
and papers belonging ~ the General Assembly
and TO the several Offices required by law to be
kept ut the seat Of government. and h, provide
suitable buildings therefor
Mr.. Bureh moved that the bill be made the
special order for Tbursda9 next at q O'Clock.
Mr.. Kelly moved Ms II substitute TINT the
bill be made the special order for Saturday
next ut o'clock
Mr.. Bnreh demanded the yeas and nnys
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Megsrs. Ellis, Garland George. Har-
per, Kelly, Mitchell Richardson, saudiford.
sAtbbs, Isxhda. White and ZaeIarie-1g.
Mays Messrs. Allain, Boatner. Bryant.
lttrFch. Gage, DENNIS. Dumont. Go0de Grover.
sstanl1s, Twitebell, Wakefield, Wheeler and
Absent Megsrs Breaux, Ducros, Ola. Lam
dry, O'Donnell, Ogden, Perkins. Robertson o
Steven and Sutton 10
And the substitute was lost.
Mr.. Bontner moved as substitute for Mr..
Burchs motion that the bill be made the
specihl order for Friday next at o'clock.
Mr.. Bureh withdrew his motion
The motion offered by Mr.. Boatner pre-
vailed. and the blu was made the special order
for Friday next ut o'clock
Mr.. Grover obtained unanimous consent to
consider, ut this time,
Hsuse bill No. 81,
"A n act relative TO the charter Of the New
Orleans Waterworks Company, and amend
ing act No. 33 Of the extra session Of 1877"
The bill was taken up under the favorable re-
port Of the Committee on Corporations and
Parochial Affairs, and on motion Of Mr.. White
was ordered placed on the calendar
On motion Of Mr.. White, the Senate
adjourned until Thursday, February IA, 1878.
Ut IL o'clock III.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate
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