The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-01

was adopted. o o
On thS motion oioMr Huntington,
/ House bill No $685. GEO
Gan act to amend and re-enaet as act, be-
ing act No 81 of the General AssembIyoo
1874, entitled An act to regulate the private
markets in the city Of Nsw Orleans and for
other pSarposes"
Was taken up under the favorable report:
by substitute, of the COMMITTEES on the Je1di9S
ciary, on it's second reading.
The substitute was read and adopted IN lieu
of tho original bill, becoming @..,
}, House bill Nc. 453, g
"An act to repeal an act entitled AN act to
regulate the private markets in the city Of
New Orleans, and for other purposes being
act No. 81 of the session of the General AS
sembly OF 1874, and to authorize the Council
of the city Of New Orleans to pass ordinances
and make regulations of private markets In
said city,
! Under suspension Of the rules the bill was
passed to It's second reading.
The bill was amended rs follows by Mr..
Cressy:
"ProriGed, no private market shall be estab-
lished within n radius Oh six squares OF any
public market"
Tho amendment was accepted.
Mr.. Leeds offered the following amend
ment, which was accepted:
Provided, the City Council shall not have
the power to prohibit the existence Of private
markets under proper regulations.
The bill was, under further suspension OF
the rules. taken us engrossed, read third
time and passed, and the title was adopted.
Mr. Jonas moved to reconsider the vote
just taken, and on his own motion the motion
to reconsider was laid on the table.
On the motion Of Mr.. Brown the vote by
which tho House refused to adopt the resolu-
ton of Mr.. Young, of Claiborne in reference
to allowing the Speaker additional compensa-
ton as member of the Board Of Canvasbers
and Board of Liquidation by n rising vote Of
4G yeas to % nays, was reconsidered
/ Mr.. Brown moved that the resolution be
adopted.
The yeas and nays being called on that
motion resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aycock, Barbin. Barron,
Barrett Brady, Brooks, Brown, Boslsy. Buck,
Carloss, Carville Cole DAvy Dayrles, Della
vigne, Detiege, Drew, Dickinson, Dinkgrave,
burden, CAN'T, Gaudet, Gracien, Hammond,
Huntington, Jones, II. NJ. Johnson, Robert
Newsom, Nunez Perata, Shakespeare, Smart,
VOORHEES,, Warmoth Washburn, Washington,
Wilde. Wise, Wood and Young OF clai-
borne-5b.
Nays Messrs. Barron, Berry, Breard.
Brice, Bowdon, Cressv, Como, De Lacy Du-
pree, Fitzpatrick, Fobb, Gary, Gillespie,
Jonas Kelly Of Vim, Kelly of Orleans, Ken
Porter, Randolph, Role, Romero, RoMton.
Ryland Stage, Self, Singleton, Spiller, Tay-
lor, Tremoulet Walker, and Young Of East
Baton Rouge-3G.
The motion Of Mr.. Brown was adopted.
Mr. Brown moved to reconsider the vote
Just taken, and on his own motion theanotion
to reconsider was laid on the table.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE EXECUTIVE
STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
/ Executive Department I
| New Orleans. February 20. 1878. J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
| House OF Representatives:
u I have the honor to inform you that have
this day approved the following acts, origi-
mated in your honorable body:
House bill No. 255,
"Fixing the per diem and mileage of the
members Of The General Assembly, and their
compensation; providing for the manner OF
paying members and the officers and en-
| DlDyces Of the General Assembly"
House bill No. 81,
"Rclative to the charter of the New Orleans
Waterworks Company, and amending act No,
SO Of the extra session Of 1877, approved
March 81, 1877 -
/ FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
| Governor of Louisiana
On the motion of Mr., Detiege,
Senate bill No. 143,
San act ordering the State Engineers TO
survey Bayou Teche, and report to the next
General Assembly the cost of locking the
same and rendering it navigable into Bayou
Courtableau,"
Was taken up on It's first reading. Under u
suspension of the rules it was passed to its
second reading and referred to the Committee
! on Canals and Drainage.
House bill No 227
"An act to create general levee fund; to
divide the State into ievee districts; to pro-
vide for the appointment Of district boards OF
levec funds, and to provide for the collection
and disbursement thereof"
On the motion of Mr.. Washburn was taken
up and made the special order of the day for
tomorrow, at o'clock p. IN.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
The following named members gave notice
that they would at some future day introduce
the following entitled bills, to wit
Mr.. Berry:
! San act to suspend taxation required to pay
luICTebI Ou bHo Doil,lGu uSDI Va 1uo @lty VI AVE-"
Orleans until said debt has been acted upon
by tho Supreme Court Of the State and de-
cision rendered upon it's legality
Mr.. Toliver:
can act to provide q first privileged lien for
laborers employed in making, gathering or
preparing for shipment, crops Of any kind"
OFFERING OF Bill LIS.
The following named members, in accord
ance with previous notice given, introduced
the following entitled bills, which were seve-
rally read, and, under suspension Of the
rules, were passed to their second reading
and were referred to committees respectively,
as follows:
Ry Mr. Kidd. % cd M5