The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-17
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY JANUARY IT, 1878
vorable report was decided upon after most

vorable report was decided upon after o most
| Thorough Investigation.
indefinitely when Nj sipeleion. Of sI. Landry,
arose and asked that no hasty action should be
taken nor| hs SAID ha, the country between
Tested By gangs Of cattle thieves. wboss
| rob9eties could not he traced; that they could
n9t be brought to, punishment unless caugh!
with the cattle in their possession. He argued
that the recording ~ the bill Of ladng wifi the
recorder q the parish from which the cattle ,ls
prpelpa feature ~" II the bib ' was sa neasaary to
| secure stock raisers from the depredatons Of
these thieves by giving the authorities the trace
The bill was ordered printed IN The journal
| and made the special order LOT Monday next at
Mr.. Deiols. of Orleans introduced bill pro-
yiding for the supervising, printing and bind
Ing OF 600 copies Jumper roversl Of the manu-
se e M "ra Ct s' chairman
the Oommttee on Lands aud Laveest reported
favorably on q resolution relaiiveto the, 0pos-
surl levee. and by Sub tituta on House bill No.
u, relative t. bayou Plaanemine.
House bill N 30. to authorizes defendants In
suits Tor separation from be and board to sue
for . divorce after two years separation. he
ported .unfavoraby upon. The bin was post
Mr. Bowler 81 franklin. called ~ the reso-
missioner to confer With ilie authorities Of the
State Of Arkansas regarding the gpossum
s evss pne sasst a was as9a an s sop
fer with the authorities Of Arkansas with n
view TO the formation Of u sepatae levee dis
The House having resolved Itself into com
mittee Of the whole, the substitute which makes
an appropriation Of $500 Tor, tho eom,niss'on
was considered and reported favorthly upon
aud hereafter the resolution finally passed by
the House.
Mr. bucks resolution providing for The mp
pointinent Of Joint coiimi tee TO dfalt and
report n bill to- reduce the mileage aud com
pensation Of members and employees If future
NJ sassto wss q ftsp ha aa aase
bill to authorize the city Of New Orlsans to
Tense the neutral ground on Claiborne str'et, at
| Referred TO the COMMITTEES on City Affairs.
Mr.. Aldge introduced . bill to amend and re-
Il Nav s Fl rb s b #
rresent number Of recorders. but does away
with The requirement tia the recorder shall be
House bill No. ~, relative TO Judicial adyer-
tseuents, The substitute n this bill House
h!ll M, iol, was taken up, The substitute PRO
sbail consist Of The Title Of the ease in noni
| tons, etc. Finally passed.
Mr.. Leonard. 81 qa1do, introduced bill to
ferted to the Judiciary Comm ittoe. q,
Also, n bill to amend article 1890 Of The Owl
| Code and section apsl 9t the Revised Statutes
Mr.. Martin, OF iafaye.te, called up House !, pm
No. ~, ana on motion the bill was raeommitted
| to the Committee on Lands and bavees. LIN D.
he relief Of O.. ". Boothby. Referred to the
9 mnittee on Claims. $50,
Mr.. Leonard, Of Caddo, introduced . bill re-
laline TO evidence In criminal proceedings. Re
ferred 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Berry called IN House bill No. ~, an act
In ntnend an act authorizing the q to
employ private secretary, etc. The bin pro-
vides that The Secretary Of State may employ
Two additional clerks during the seastoh 81 me
lepaiaiurs, aud for ten days thereafter. at tie0
per month each Passed finally.
House bill No. ~, tn amend article 2t55 Of the
Civil Code. The substitute was taken up and
finally passed,
House bill No. sb, relative 70 judicial adyar
iisement of Gales In the parish Of Orleans. The
substitute was taken up aud finally pas ed.
House bill No. No. TO authorize the parish OF
Calsasieu to levy special tas to pay its floating
debt Finally pHssed.
The House adjourned,