The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

New Orleans, January 10, 1878.
The House met at ~ o'clock m.
The roll being called, tho following MEM
bers answered to their names:
sneaker Bush and Messrs. Aldlge, Aycock,
Bridger. Breard Burton, Bowden, Brown,
Barrett, Bosley. Brady. Brooks, Buck, Bell,
Brice. Gaross, Carville, Cressy Como Cole,
Detlege, burden, Davldson, Delavigne, Drew,
De Lacy pickeps2n Rqin ,sgqra, D Rs b
t .a,,dst, GARY, daskins, Gillespie, Graeien,
Hahn, Hill of Ascension, Hill of Orleans Holt,
Hammond, Jones, II. M. Johnson, Robert
Johnson, johns, Kennedy ke'tln n.y.. Kelly Gys Of
mare. Lea, Magloire, Martin, Means, Milon,
MHiehee. Newsom Porter, Peralta,. Pitts.
Richardson, Ryand, Routon, Randolph, Role,
Romero. Shakespeare, Singleton, Soil, Snaer,
semes stagg Stewart se'sss Emart y sp,r
HES Washington. Watson. Washbnl1l. Walker
Wood, Williams, Young Of Claiborne, Young
of East Baton Rouge
Ninety-sx members and a quorum.
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. DR.. Pereival.
Tho constitutional oath of Office was admin
istered to the following named officers of the
House:
Peter j. Trezevant Chief Clerk.
Jules r. PecOt, Assistant CLERK
Edmund W. Halsey, Minute Clerk.
B.. r. Coleman, Assistant Minute Clerk.
T.. Flood Scrgeant-at-Arms.
p.J. Kelly, Assistant Sergtant-at-Arms.
Charles w. Hodge Jr., Postmaster.
And Messr's Moreau, Hickey, Curley. Jen-
ninps VOORHEES, Malston and Doucet as
clerks of engross.nent and enrolment.
SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY.
On motion Of Mr.. VOORHEES, was taken IN,
srecal order Of the day, it being the veto mes
sapes of the Governor and the bills returned
therewith. Tho message relating to House
bil1 No. g5. a joint resolution relative to the
transaction of business by the police jury,
parish of jefferson, left bank, in the late city
Of Carrolton.
The bill was read. The question was putby
the Chair, "Shall the bill pass, the objections
af tho Governor notwithstanding The roll
being called the result was as follows:
yeas-Nonc.
Nnvs. Speaker Bush and Messrs. Aldige,
I,ridger Brcard, Burton, BOwden, Brown,
barrett, Bosley. Brady, Brooks, Buck, Brice,
Carloss Carville, Greasy, Cole, Detiege Drury,
burden. Davidson, Dayries, Delavigne Drew.
De Lacy. Dickinson, Dinkgrave, D'Avy, De-
joie, Duke, Dupre, Fobb, Fitzpatrick, Foer-
ster, Gary Gaskinss. Gillespie, Graeien, Hahn,
ington, Hammond, Jones, f.. NJ. johnson,
Robert johnson, Jonas. Keeting, Kelly OF
VIM. Kelly Of Orleans, Kidd, Lyons, Leeds.
Leonard Of Caddo, Leonhard Of Orleans. La
mare, Lewis, Lea, Maglofre, Milon, MGGehee,,
Newsom, Peralta. Pitts, Richardson, Ryiand,
souer, Shakespeare, Singleton, Self, snaer,
Spller Semmes, Stagg, Stewart, Sellers,
smart, Taylor, Tolliver, Tremoulet, ,Toler
VOORHEES,, Washington, Watson, Washburn
Warmoth. Walker Wilde, Williams and
Young Of East Baton Rouge 96.
And the bill did not pass.
The Governors second veto message as
spread upon the minutes of the 9th, and the
bill returned Herewith being House bill No
23s, entitled "An act to incorporate the East
err Louisiana Railway Company" was read
The question was put by the Chair: Shall the
bill pass, the objections Of the Governor not.
withstandng
The roll was called with the following re-
suit:
NAYS Speaker Bush, and Messrs.' Aldige
Aycock, Brdger, Breard. Burton. Bowden
Brown Barrett, Bosley. Brady, Brooks. Buck
Brce, Carloss, Carville Cressy, Como,~ Cole
",
De Lacy, Dinkgrave Desmarais, D'Ayy, Du.
pre-, Fobb Fitzpatrick. Forester, Gary, Gas
kins Gillespie, Gracicn, Hahn, Hill Of Ascerl-
sion, Hill OF Orleans, Holt, Huntington, Ham
mond, Jones, II. N. johnson, Robert Johnson
leans, Lyons, Leeds, Leonard Of Caddo Leon.
hard of Orleans, Lamarc, Lewis, Magloire
Means. Million, McGehee, Ncwsom, Peralta
Pitts, Richardson Ryland. Routon, Randolph
Romero, Role, Raby, Souer, Shakespeare, Sin
81 G,,t1 SfneS ~
Stewart, Smart. Taylor Tolliver, Tremoulet
'Toler VOORHEES,, Washington, Watson, Wash
burn, Warmoth, Walker, Wilde, Williams
Young of Claiborne, Young oX East Eaton
Rougc-M.
And the bill did not pass.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Kidd presented the petition of Mr.. w
II. Brown. Of Now Orleans, asking npensa
tion for services.
The petition was read and referred to tho
Committee on Claims.
Mr. Lyons presented memorial OF the citi-
zens of East Feliciana, praying that laws ex
emptng certain corporations from paying
parish taxes be repealed.
Referred to the Committee on Parochia
Mr.. Routon presented a petition OF tho
citizens of Catahoula referring to Hibbs
Bayou, on Black river
Referred to the Committee on Lands anc
Lcvees -,
Mr.. VOORHEES, presented the petition Of Johr
J. Taylor, Phoebe Anna Duncanson and Mary
Jane Rodgers, residing in Ohio, respecting thu
estate Of their late father, Milton Taylor.
Referred to the Committee ON Claims.
Mr.. Huntington presented the memorial o
the New Orleans Savings Institution, asking
an extension Of their charter for twenty-five
years.
Referred to the Committee on Corporations
Mr.. Young, of Claiborne, presented the fol
lowing concurrent resolution concerning light
ing the State House: E
BE IL resolped by the House Of Representa-
tires, the Senate c0ncaoriag, That the Sergeant
alarms of the Senate, in conjunction witt
the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House, be ant
they are hereby directed to take immediate
steps for furnishing the necessary lights fol
the use Of the General Assembly.
Under a suspension of the rules the resolu
f,,,rN 4.