The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-22

Initiating OILS OF HuiaS dangerous W lle VI
property. and t, prescribe penalties for viola s
tions Of this act
And House bill No. 30.
An act to REGULATES tho sale Of eraI oil and
oils and Illuminating Guilds derived wholly or
in part from coal Or petroleum; to provide
penalties for the saleof certtsin kfwls of oils
or Illuminating fluids, and to- repeal an act
entitled An act to provide fof gauging and
inspecting coal oils and illuminating fluids de-
rived wholly or in part from coal OF petroleum.
to regulate the sale or disposition OF the same
TO prohibit in certain cases Tho sale Of dis
position Of Illuminating oils or nuidt5 danger
Gus to life and property, and to provide pen
aties for violation of this eEt approved
April q, 1871" 0
Being the yspecial order OF the day. were
taken up. AMI on motion of Mr.. Dupree were
reassigned as the special order Of the day for
this EVENING" ct O'Clock.
The Concurrent Resolution of the Senate
amendments to the constitution of
Louisiana, being the unfinished business Of
yesterday. pending the consideration Of
amendment eleven becoming twelve, as fol-
lows:
AMENDMENT TWELVE.
The General Assembly shall divide the State
into judicial districts. which shall remain UNI
changed for four years and for each district
one Judge, learned in the law, shall be elected
For each district there shall be one district
court. except in the parish of Orleans. in
which the General Assembly may establish as
many district courts rs the public interest
authorized by existing laws, except by two
both bot branches o" % The the General Assembly.
Until otherwise provided by law, the
parish Of Orleans shall have tia
jurisdiction at present conferred by law,
no re-districting or change shall be made so
as to take effect during the incumbency of any
shall not be less than ten nor more than thir-
ty. The clerks of the district courts shall be
elected by the qualified voters Of their re-
specetiye parishes and shall hold their office
for four years.
Strike out articess,,
Mr. Gaskins offered tile following amends
ment.
Strike out in lines 2, 3, and s. the words,
"The General Assembly shall divide the State
lieu thereof the words: each parish of the
State, except the parish Of Orleans. shall con
stitute one judicial district
Mr.. Lyons moved that the anendmSnt Of
Mr.. Gaskins be laid on the table.
On this motion Mr. Gaskins called for the
yeas and nays. with the following result:
Yeas-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker. and
Messrs. Barbin, Barron, Barrett, Berry, Belle
Breard, Brooks. Buck, Cressy, Desmarais,
burden, GILLESPIE, nill OF Ascension, holt.
Leeds. Lyons, Magloire, Martin, MeGehee,
Ryland, Snaer,. Steele, Stewart, Taylor, Ire
md Young Of East Baton Rouge 80.
Nays Messrs. Aldige, Ayeock, Brady,
Bridger. Bilieu. Bowden, Brown, Bosley.
Burton, Carloss, Carville, Como, Cole, David
son, DAvy. payries, Deioe,, Delavigne, D@
Drury, EstSpinal, Fitzpatrick, Fobb, Forester.
Can't Gary Gaskins, Gaudet,. Gracien.
Hahn, Hill Of Orleans. Jones, Fl. Nj. Johnson.
Robert johnson, Kennedy, Lamare, Lea,
Lewis, Milon. Nunez, pitts. Raby, Richard
son, Rcuton. Shakespeare, Smart. Stage, Self.
Vance Worries, Walker, Warmoth Wash
ngton, Watson, Wise aneoWood- 81. o
The House refused to lay on the table the
Of Mr.. Gaskins. r
On the adoptiolo of the amendment of Mr..
'taskins Mr.. 'Soer called for the yeas and
nays. with the Following result:
Yeas Messrs. Aldige Aycock Barbin
Barron Brady, Bridger, Billion, Brooks
Bowdsn BroT n BosleGy Buck, S,ntop Car
marais, Drew Dickinson, Dinkgrave. Dur
len, Drury. Estopina Fitzpatrick, Fobb
.tantt, Gary, Gaskins, Gaudet, Gracien, Hahn,
Johnson, Robert Johnson. Roofing, Kennedy,
Kern. Kidd. Lamare, Lea, Lewis, Magloire,
Milon. Nunoz. Pitts, Raby, Richardson,
Romero Kouton, Shakespeare. Smart Snaer,
3bsl $s r s1 To1 s Wae1 W Sset@H
Washington, Watson, Wilde Williams and
Wood-77.
Nays lon. L. Bush, Speaker, aud Messrs.
Barrett, Berry, Bell. Breard, Cressy, Duke, 0
cans, Leeds, Leonard Of Caddo, Lyons, Mar
in, Mcttehee NewsOm, Peralta. Porter, RAN
lolph,, Role, Ryland, Steele, Taylor, Ire,
Young Of East Baton Rouge -28.
The amendment of Mr.. Gaskins was adopted.
Mr. Lyons moved to amend by striking out,
II lines %, 26, II and %, the words t'The num-
,er of districts in the State shall mot be less
han ten nor more than thirty
The amendment Of Mr.. Lyons was adopted.
The question being put, Shall the House
gee to amendment No. 70? the yeas and nays
we're called with the following result:
Yeas oMessrs. Aldige, Aycocs, Barbin, Bar
on, Brady, Berry, Q Bell, Brdger, Bllieu.
Crooks, Bowden, Brown, Bosley Buck
burton, Carloss, Carville, Como, Cole.
Davidson, D'Avy, Dayries, Deioie.- Della
.igne, De Lacy, Desmarais, Drew, picken-
on Dnkgrave Duke otl b1 nan1+ ptury
4askins, Gaudet, Gracien. Hahn, Ham
nond, Hill Of Ascension, Hill Of Orleans.
on, Keetng, Kennedy, Kern, Kidd Lamarc,
.ea, Leeds, Iswis, Lyons, Magloire Mion,
IcGefee, Peralta. Pitts, kaby, Richardson,
romero, Routon, Ryland. Shakespeare, Smart,
naer, Stage, Self, Stewart. Senmes, Single
on, Spiler, Toler, Tolliver, Vance, VOORHEES,,
Walker, Warnoth, Washington, Watson
Wide, Williams, Wood and Young Of East
,aton Rouge--88..
Nays-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and
1essrs barrett. Breard, Greasy, Forester,
iillespic, Kelly Of Orleans, Leonard OF Caddo,
lombard of Orleans, Martin, Newsom, Nunez,
'orter, Randolph. Role, Steele, TAYLOR Ire
lOulet, Wise, and Young OF Clajbmne-2O.