The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-21
FIFTH LEGISLATURE.
SECOND SESSION ~ THtHTy-EsGHFH
bays paOCEE8IN
The senate,

disposition by that body uf Tie constitutional
amendments, submitting thu ainenHrents
made thereto. and asking eoh"ufrenee In the
st,iiip.
III, white moved tint the Senate take I'D the
s ,g the ,l hos1 s y" Min The
M. White moved Tint The Senate d, not con
eur Il, amendments made BY the HOUSE to
eenfarenee be appointed. !.
Amendment q with The House. amendments
lolIaepd hy Messrs. aaskins and Lyohs) are az
AMENDMENT TWELVE.
The General Assembly shall divide The State
into judicial districts, which sha remain IN;
ehangesa foE four ,yeata, and for eahh district
81 % ye d auaeJ pssr sf thste ~ e III
each aIstrief there shall be, vhe district court,
sss as ss a,sh u eSp q vh ss H.
tfict courts as the public interests may require.
not Is exceed lie number now authorized by es-
Islne Laws seap " twY2.thras vote s r ~ The
pral Assembly until otherwise provided by
lay, the dattIet courts now existing 4 ihe uat
s q sa y n s the o. q
change shall he made 90 as 10 take effect during
tHe ine,pbepey n any Judge. ,lh ,, aunfbsr q
nor more thah thirty. The clerks nf The district
courts shall be ea,,ted by the qualified voters Of
their Respective parishes and shall hold their
office for four years.
Strike out article sal
HousE AMEHDMHN1s.
Strike out IN lines q. 9, and ., the words.
ipto uae , {Is,ets which sal ,e pain,
len thereof t6s woris, Taah parish If he
sH,s s sss hs ya sa # Orleans shall con
."ih,e humber 81 districts III tbe State shall noi
be less than ten NOR more than thirty
ne f BIT ~ ws ppa s9 se
the hgyE ihs, p s n NJ har
nleiits male by the House wBs u simple change
Of ystbiaRe except this one that the others, for
Instance, we're changes u figures to words, as
y H. W es hsg hs ws sn Out es ss db
othet amendments tQ future antlon, only de-
string COMMITTEES OF conference on the one
Mr. bureh amended Mr.. Whites nation by
referring ali of The House amendments TO the
committee On conferences.
done by the SENATE would be 10 refuse to concur
and then have conferences committee ap
M Wli,e-That is my motion.
Mt. Tesada inquired u the motley. made BY
the Senator from the seeond district Mr. Whlte)
included Il IT, X t. hs sY n th
House aa a separate constitutional amendment
The President Of The SENATE replied that IL did
Mr.. Whites motion was then carried, and the
ptesiien Of The Senate appointed as the confer
ehne committee on the part 81 the Senate
Messts. White. Garland and Landry.
Brhhs INTRODUCED.
the following bills were introduced and res
Il BY Mr. stamps. Al act ror the relief Of ncbt
T. qniehara, late Disision Superintendent of
Public Eduration, etc, Claims
By Mt Wheeler, An act Iby reuuestl author
igina the ENROLMENT, organization and equip
ment of the Louisiana militia, making neees-
saly appropriations therefor, etc. ). Militia.
BY MI. Sutton All aet for the relief Of John J.
Atkinaon Of the ppfish Of Ct. Mary.
On motion Of Mr.. Demas the Senate adjourned
Until o-dar at u III.
The House. -
The House met last evening at 7ap. M
Hueaket Bush Ia the nhats. and 4 uuarum pres
III. TIE ss w@ S re- a ssss;s sgoess
Revenue bill. II was tnade the special order for
Saturday. AT y. M.
Mr.. Lyons moved the appointment Of com
mittee Of Ave for conference with the sepate
eommlt!ee Oh the anendm,.enis to iha s, sonstitn-
The thair appointed Ntessrs Iyons Gaskins.
Breard, patiege aud Wa,moth.
House billie Nos soa and s,o. being an act regu-
hitting the sale of coal ols, and an act regulating
the saueina and inspection Of coal oils, were
made the special order fot this evening at I 40
House bill No ~. An act incorporating the
Louisiana Reclamation Association finally
pasaad.
VI w,
Mi 70 sue the i ate, finally passed. !.
aanate bill No 80, an act incorporating Napo-
leonville. was finally passed.
SENATE nitt,sFIRs HEADING.
Senate blll M n, =, an act lnsorporaatinlf The
was etrikenoqut, and, az amended, the bill was
Mr.. vyorhies called YEP the contested election
ROBERTSON va. nHrlEuE
The committee reported unanimously in favor
Of seating Mr.. petiege.o
creating the state Land once. Referred to The
Committee on Lands and Leyees. e.
Senate bill NJ 49, a. Act to repsa
the Committee on Corporations. .
:, SENATE biz No ,oi, an act creating the State
oSenate bill No. lb9. an act for the relief of NJ.
G. Cole Referred TO the Committee on Claims.
HOUSE bill ON SECOND READING.
House biz No. an at AathorIsqs paymsn,
=, rendered az aecretary Of the Board Of Liauida.
ton. indefinitely postponed,
Houee bill No laa, IN at for tho relief Of the
District Attorney Of the Third Judicial District.
House bill No. isi, an act esemp'ins the town
or hesandria from paying parish taxes. Post
Housa bill No. 1873, an act authorizing the An.
dtor lii certain casea TO issue duplicate warrants.
lqde,nts|y gN9 o r, rs GIVING ,nvs,,ans
preferred lien of 500 on incoming crops. In
definitely postponed.
House bin No 13s. an act specifying who are
wholesale and who are retail druggists. Finally
paased.
House bill No lao an act incorporating the
New Orleans Board Of Underwriters. Laid on
the table,
House bill No, l4', an net relieving Donaldson
vile from rarah tases. Laid on the table.
House bill No. III. an act incorporating the
city OF kenper, Finally passed.
House bill No. 100, an net for tho relief Of
pnkgrave and others Tabled.
House bill No. la9, mn act making n breach Of
contract misdemeanor. etc. Indefinitely post
poned.
House bin No. S3. an act for the relief of. w.
BURGESS. indefinitely postponed,
House bill No. 154, IN net extending the char
ter Of the New Orleans Savings Institution.
Passed to its third reading,
House bill No. 1857, an act incorporating the
town of Bienville. Passed K. Its third reading,
House bill No. 100. an act foV the relief II j. D.
Calhoun. Division Superintendent of Educa-
ton. Tabled.
House bill No. 1876 an act removing the capital
of the State to Baton Rouge. reported by substi-
tute an act authorizing the Governor to appoint
a commission of three persons to superintsnd
the repairs or the State House at Baton Rouge.