The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11


PC. Sheppard.
At one dollar and twenty-five cents for each
days service.
Specially assigned to Hon. Michael Ham,
- Urban. at one dollar and twenty-five cents
per day. -,.,.r..,,
John s. Garvey.
r. Ryder.
Thomas Williams.
John Mcneil.
Frank Desabaye.
I'll. B. McMurray.
CoLoRED.
r. P. jackson.
Amos Jenkins.
f. H. Flowers.
At one dollar and fifty cents for each days
service.
MESSENGER OF THE HOUSE.
Robert S. Landry,
At two dollars and fifty cents per day.
SPEAKERS MESSENGER.
F. W. Breedlove,
At one dollar and twenty-five cents per day
SPEAKERS SECRETARY.
E. X. Skinner,
AT i've uOLtlS POI "oJ'
CHAPLAIN.
Rev. John Percival D. D.,
At four dollars per day.
POSTMASTER.
Charles w. Hodge, Jr,
At four dollars per day.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following named members gave notice
Il f,tfttr intro
duce bills, as follows:
BY Mr.. Fitzpatrick:
An act to repeal act No 25 of the acts OF
1868, approved August H. 1868.
An act to amend act No. 30 OF the acts OF
1877, approved March 81, 1877.
By Mr.. Carville:
An act for the relief of James Crowell, ex-
clerk of the District Court of the parish OF
Iberville.
By Mr.. De Lacy:
An act to amend section 8 Of act No. A OF
the regular session of 1877, relative to juries
of the State, etc.
An act to authorize the police jury oil the
parish of Rapides to issue bonds for certain
purposes.
By Mr.. Berry:
An act to incorporate and establish the
Louisiana Immigration Association
By Mr.. Delavigne:
An act to repeal certain paragraphs OF sec
ton OF act No. IA Of 1877, to impose license
and tares on certain trades and callings.
By Mr.. Bridger:
An act to amend act No. A. relative TO jul
ries, ETC., passed at the regular session OF
1877, and approved March s, 1877.
By Mr.. Hahn:
An act providing for the manner of cancel
ing official bonds
BY Mr.. Dinkgrave:
An act to authorize securities on official
bonds to withdraw ETC.
By Mr.. Young, of Claiborne:
An act to. regulate the compensation Of
Jurors In the parish of Claiborne.
By Mr.. Dupre:
An act to amend and re-enact an act en-
titled 'An act granting corporate privileges
to the inhabitants of the city of Baton Rouge,
in the parish of East Baton Rouge, and to
provide for the government of the affairs
thereof; and to repeal an act entitled an act
to amend the several acts relative to the
police and government OF the city Of Baton
Rouge approved April 2, 1858; and to repeal
an act to provide for the government OF the
city of Baton Rouge, approved April 8, 1856;
and to amend and re-enact act No. ia, ap-
proved March 81, 1874, and to repeal all acts
in conflict with this act and upon the same
subject matter"
By Mr.. VOORHEES,:
1. An act to increase the revenues of the
State.
2. An act to provide revenue for the State.
8. An act making certain appropriations.
A. An act to refund certain moneys to the
General Fund.
S. An act relative to the poll tax.
g. An act relative to the Board Of Liquida-
ton.
7. An act to repeal certain laws.
8. An act to amend act No. 81 of 1856
9. An act to amend act No. &c of 1874.
By Mr.. Aldige:
Preamble and resolution relative to the acts
of 1877.
Concurrent resolution providing for the APP
pointment of joint committee of the Senate
and House of Representatives, etc.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Under suspension Of the rules, Mr.. Toler
asked and obtained leave to introduce the fol-
lowing bill, entitled can act for the relief OF
G. Fl. Moore, tax collector Of Richland parish
in the year 1877" etc.
Which, under q further suspension OF the
rules, was read a second time and referred to
the Committee on Claims.
On motion of Mr.. Berry the House adjourned
| till IL m. Thursday.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk
WM n EDG