The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-05
Mr. Drew offered the following resolution

ResotUed, That the Governor is hereby
authorized and instructed to call al extra
session Of five days Of the General Assembly,
that the members uf the House Of Repre-
sentatives agree to serve without pay. and
the pay OF the Speaker and the Clerk of the
House shall be- the same as fixed by the regn-
latlons Of this session, and that all other cru.
ployes shall be allowed one dollar day each
for each days service.
Lies over.
MI. Carville offered the following resolutions
Resotued, That from 10 O'Clock m to | b. ,fa-
each day, during the session, shall be set
apart Tor the consideration of Local bills end
the Clerk shall be required TO call the parishes
alphabetically, commencing each day where
he left off the previous day.
Lies over.
Mr.. Brown offered the following resoutions
Resotued, That the chairman Of the Conn
mittee on Contingent Expenses Is hereby
directed to issue vouchers to the six port@rH
employed by the House, as per act No. Ii Of
1872. also, to issue vouchers OF the same
| amount to the three extra porters employed
by the House OF Representatives for the regt-
| lar session for 1878
Lies over.
Mr.. Hill, of Orleans, offered the following
resolution:
Reaolued. That the chairman Of the Conn
mittee on Contingent Expenses is hereby atl-
thorized to warrant in favor Of Jules Ssvsigss
nes ESQ, for his mileage to New Orleans.
and per diem for MS many days as he oecta~
pied his seat In the House during the present
session as member from Lafourehe
Lies over.
Messrs. Lea, Hewsom. Spiller and Gary,
members OF the Committee on Claims, SUBJ
mitted the following report:
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS
New Orleans March 2. 1878
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives:
The undersigned, members Of the Commits
tee on Claims, beg leave to make this report
on Senate bill entitled
IAN act for the relief of the city Of New Orr
leans, and TO reimburse the said city the
amount expended by 1t for an extra polioe
force" etc
From the testimony taken by the senats
Committee on Claims, 1t seems that the fats
pended on The issue of the contest betweerf
| the rival contsnding State governments.
| That having common interest IN the cons
| test the State employed its militia and the
that the city has expended, in payment of its
police, $4s,(76 65, and the State has expended
In payment Of it's militia $4,000 making an
aggregate Of $56,o76 60, one-half of which
sasass sd The stats has paid 70 tfa
militia $4,000, leaving balance, under this
theory Of the undersigned, q s2o,o9s s2
|
Strike out "s4a07G 75' and insert $40
| 038 ga
| Respectfully submitted,
| CHAS. e, LEA
| M. Ct. NEWSDM44
| LEVI SPILLEK.
M. 9. GARY.
| Mr.. LsOnhard. OF Orleans, chairman, on
behalf Of the Committee on Claims, reported
as follows:
| COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS,
| New Orleans March 2, 1878.
| TO the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives.:
! We, the Undersigned members Of the Come
| mittee on Claims OF the House of Represents
| tives, beg leave to submit the following re-
port:
Senate bin No TIT, substitute for the report
| Of the Committee on Claims on petition Of
IAN act for the relief of the city. Of New
| Orleans, and to reimburse the said city tIaa
amount expended by 1t for an extra poliog
| force .
| LOUIS LEONHARI3.
| JOHN @. VANCE.
| A. Fl. LEONARD.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
State OF Louisiana, I
| New Orleans. March 3, 1871
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of tho
| General Assembly:
| Your Committee on Claims beg leave to-
submit The following report:
| Favorably, with amendments, on
Senate bill No. 153
AN act for the relief Of M. G. Cole
Strike out, In lines 81 and So. five hundred
dnIlnrs !" and insert "threa hundred and fifty
dollars"
LEWIS LEONHARD,
Acting Chairman
Mr. Leeds, chairman Of Special Committees
reported as follows:
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
/ New Orleans. March D. 1878. =
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF ting
House Of Representatives:
Your special committee to whom was Te@s
| ferred the memorial OF Mr.. Charles Carroll
in relation to an apparatus for recording the
yeas and nays, after careful examination DY
the model OF the proposed apparatus, report
that while the model displays great deal or
mechanical ingenuity, your committee doefE
not deem the apparatus In Its present stat9
sufficiently perfected to justify the outlay
House, especially at this late period In the
session.
CHAS. J. LEEDS, Chairman.
On the motion Of Mr.. Raby, by rising
vote Of 40 to 81, the House adjourned.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
| arf 81