The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

ance companies chartered under the laws OF
this State. Referred to the COMMITTEES on Cor
poratiDns
Mr.. Robertson asked and obtained unanimous
consent to offer the report favorable. of the
Committee on Auditing and Supervising tho
EXPENSE OF the Senate on the House concur
rent resolution relative. to the supply OF fuel
for the State House engineer.
Mr. George introduced IN q IT to require all
State, district and paroehial officers. whether
law to do SO, bond within thirty days after tho
rseeipt Of his commission, and declaring vacant
all offices where tho act is not complied with
to fiji such vacancies. Rsad twice and referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Stubbs by request, introduced mn net to
amend and re- enact article 2lG1 Revised Civil
Code. Read twice and referred to the Commits
tee on judiciary.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. H. amending article 8, section
II OF oct No, IA of 1876, and Amending the cher
ter of the New Orleans Pacific railway. wins
read. II authorizes that company to. borrow
money. Issue bonds as evidence OF iudebt-
Mr.. Mitchell moved Its engrossment aud flnal
Senate bill No. 10. an act Mr. Boatter's bill,
70 equalize the compensation Of ulembers Of the
General Assembly. was taken up. tbs Judiciary
COMMITTEES, report thereon being that the act
was constitutional.
M Rsmas s,,, moysd I to posipone further action
made de- The @ special % order y the day n tbas day a
y. m, Temarking that there had been 50 many
bills Of the kind introduced and referred TO the
| telligently until he had seen them all.
Mr.. Boatner moved as substitute that 1t DO
rpsfssrred to tbs O. Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform, which was agreed upon rs its next
reference. when the Judiciary Committees re-
| port Was received. Carried.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING
House bin No. &c. an act TO authorize the po-
lice jury Of tho parish Of Caleasleu TO levy
ferred to the 6oinmitise on Finsnee Fi''u's'' "e
House Dill NO 30. an oct to amend andre enact
tp
Committee on Retrenchment and Reform.
House bill No, 90 relative to civil jurisdiction
| Of Justices OF the peace parish Of OrisHns
| deferred 70 the Committee on judiciary.
| House bill No. .os an act to authorize the
e e Ss sas q sss
| TO propose plan to protect the slluviai lands
from oyeriloY. and appr,gpriatlng 500 for the
mittee on Lands and Levees.
House bill No 1gf IN act relative TO judicial
| adyertlsemenfs. Referred to the Committee on
House 9ill No; 1ees on act to amend and se-
House bill No. 100, an act relative to judicial
advertisements IN the parish. Of Orleans. He-
| fsrrsd to the Judiciary Committee.
The calendar being exhausted Mr.. White
asked unanimous consent to suspend the rules
to take up the reports of committees made
Mr.. Allain objected and called for the yeas
and nays. Yeas, 20; nays. H..
| House concurrent resolution, relative to the
into the affairs OF the various State offees was
taken uD and referred to the Committee on
Senate bill No. II. an act relative to crimes
and labor Of conyiets Is on the public highways.
the Judfc lry Committee, read.
MIR. Demas wanted 1t fixed for some other
day, and moved its postponement until next
Mr.. Robertson offered substitute that the bin
be % %sngEosssd and read third time
| Mf. Iacharte, as an amendment, moved that
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each member.
MT. Demas accepted the amendment. and hfs
| motion, as amended, prevailed.
"a. an act relative to citations on appeals.
amending article ta2 Of the Code Of Practice.
Mr.. Write moved its engrossment.
Mr. Ellis objected, stating the otdectionable
NJ Whites motion prevailed;
| the chamber was cleared.
The doors were opened half hour later,
vo Mr iv BonSr bin moyed rWseonsidsration rec Of the
Ia5riad fne giommH'ee on Hetrenchmont and Reforms
me- e. Boatner b rnoyed to amend section l. lines
penses shall be aseertaned By the writtsr eer-
tiaoate OF sach nsembsr," instead Of By the
sworn GertlBcate OF each member, Carried.
Ihe bill was then refer red to tho conmitte.
Adjourned.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The SENATE In executive session confirmed the
lOllOWlng NOMINATIONS:
Ascension- Oscar P; Ayraud, justice of the
as, peaee, third ward. vice George Turner. de-
Quashita-Isaiah Garrett. Jr.. police Juror vioa
Claiborne Jonsshan Ferguson, Justice Of tho
Medsb MEs5f vice g oadbney b ss M
Hics es y = tho m Wa,ker resigned r. & Brdges, ,jus
1ee avea el o om neaDs he fth yard vice W. Beck re-
2seS5 fsFi " frads aditerRsz Rs
St John the Baptist-eratien a sorann
poIssee 'nbror ,bo yise JOS + Bonrgeois. rseiensdu
lcted In Catahoula Of the cline of nstf con-
s%ns ssss'ss7eso Lee csirIyeo EIeosFuE mayor and J.
Smith Adam Simon and FRANK M + smi,g sning samna
nfJh CIaibotanst * the toYn Of Benton: ''A 90 aiaef-
new nro tnr, yDrayton b. Hayes, district attor.
IN oMs2rehouse-,Is N. Pipes. police ;n~or IT..
,r Of fDstsa1ort resigned p b. Weaks, insnee @
The House.
n Ihs ths ah dhoqse assembled at noon Speaker gnss
TTrhayer RE- G by the Chaplain, Rev, DR.. PercivaI
eans nme IN Chair announced that Mr. Hill 81 Or
ions had 1aairman raairsn OF the Committee on Elee-
M Mr: Hal. Hahn, Of 81. Charles, asked ubstbo. !.
esign at pieasnrs. an msmbeI n Of committee to
ow before the COMMITTEES an i'm nnats onas there vas
nd NJ tsss seat ~, IN tne House which was half nIsheg
retted on N 81 nol OF Dir. Hill was to be re-
aaad mr; aii Ill explained that he was Just now on
asnmittae IN very important measure on gh sha
n rep9rted upon on Monday. and wond waste was 70
,rfnr tha q hls time that he would be nnabat
g on Elsetionuasi usieS oI member on the Commit.
ide ilde oaatr u nr,th tthhereupon appointed Mr. RH
ms. Vice sInS Mrl HI1 IF the COMMITTEES on Elee
ittea tnaionrche ag member ON 'if tbe Di1idsa. raa.
20 on IN tbe tne re- Judiciary and Mr.. BIIfan Gan
yeignes n pesinnaai siomittee On Railroads, vice M
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND Rraor ,,rr..
AZ. M Lacey. OF Rapides. presented a ,a.;.,
3 rsfa.ss efs,Sans OF the parish Of Rapides wb;oh
airs " 'no COMMITTEE On ParochfaI
,Iye se da1s o1 absence was granted to Mr. Lacey for
coMMITTEE sHEyIcE.