The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
OFFICIAL JOURNAL


Farty Ninth DAYS Proceedings.
! nnuaR or REPRESENTATIVES, |
New Orleans. Tuesday March n 1873 !
| The House was called to order Ivy Speaker
Bush nj II o'clock a. III Present
Hon. Louis Bush, speaker, and Meaars
| Alige, hycuck, Rafhn, BARRON Barrett.
,rnard, niire Blidger, lllleu, Brooks, Bow
den. Brown, Rcsley. Burton. rallnss, drossy.
Como. n,Ayy peloie; Do Lacy. Drew, Dick
CAN'T, Gary Gasklns, Gracien. Gillespie.
| llnhn. Hammond, Hill or Ascension. Holt.
| Jones', II NJ johnson. Robert Johnson, Kelly
| Of VIM, Kelly Of Orleans. Kidd, Lannre, Leu.
| Leonard Of Cn,ldn. lennharluf Orleans. Lew
PITTS. Porter, Raby, Randolph. Richardson,
| Role, Romero. Ru,ltnn. Ryland Shakespeare.
Smart. Stage, Self SELLERS semmea, single-
ton. sniller. Taylor. iremoulot, Tnlliver.
ingtn,l Watson, Williams. Wise aud Young
of East Baton Rouge II.
Absent Nlesara brady, Berry. Bell Briggs,
Buck. taryiie, Cole. Davidson. Dnyrica Del
nvigne, Desluarais, netinge. burden. Urury,
Estopinhl. Fitzpatrick, Forester Gnudet, Hill
OF Orleans, Huntington, Jonas. keeting. Ken
nedy. Kern. Lecds. Means. Million. Motichee
MCMillcn. Perata. Snarr. Steele. Stewart
Julcr. Walker. Wilde. Wood and Young Of
Claiborne a.
Prayer was offered by thco Rev pr. Peteival.
The journal Of Friday evening. March J. aud
March was corrected aud adopted.
Mr.. Greasy called up
Senate bill No A.
IAN act to Incorporate tho rlauuomnos
Parish Canal Company. 10 authorizes said
company 10 purchase. enlarge and deepen. on
terms and conditions to be agreed upon be-
tween themselves and the owners thereof tho
canal known as the Taglinfetro Canal in the
tho parish oF Plnqnemnoa. etn..
Was taken III on second reading under tho
favorable report Of tho Conmiieo on Curpo-
latipna.
Tho rules wetn suspended and the bill was
passed to u third reading and was passed.
Mr. Warmuth moved to reconsider Tho vote
just taltcu on tho final passage Of the BILL and
ON his own motion the motion 10 reconsider
was laid upon the table o
On the motion of Mr.. Waahburn,
Senate bill No. 1oT
AN net to amend and re-cnact section g Of
act No lao entitled An act to repeal an act to
create Board of state Engineers. approved
management OF public lovcos to police juries."
cite.
Was taken UP under tho favorable report Of
tho Committee on Lands and Lovoos,
Under n suspension of tho rules the bill was
considered cngrossed and read Il third time
and passed and the title was adopted.
Mr.. Hammond moved that Tho vote just
taken on tho final passage Of tho bill be rc
considered. and on his own motion the motion
to reconsider was laid on tho table.
On tho motion OF Mr.. Kidd. each member
from tho respective parishes was allowed to
call UP one local bill for action.
Tho resolution offered by MIR Carville on
Saturday was read, as follows:
Rcsolrfd That from 10 o'clock M to y. IN.
each day. during the session. shall be set
apart for Tho consideration OF local bills, and
the Clerk shall be required to cal the parishes
alphabetically, commencing each day whore
he left OIL the previous day.
Mr.. Kidd offered his motion MS substitute
for Mr.. Carviles resolution.
Mr.. kecting moved that tho resolution and
the substitute be laid on the table.
The motion. by rising vote of IS yeas to a6
nays was lost.
Mr.. Leonard, Of Caddo. moved that the
whole subject matter be indefinitely post
poncd
1t was moved that the motion to postpone
be laid upon tho table.
BY Il rising vote of 81 yeas to Is nays the
motion to lay upon the table was carried.
Mr.. Hill, of Ascension. moved to postpone
the whole subject until tomorrow.
On the motion Of Mr.. Gracien the motion
to postpone was laid upon the table
Mr.. Warmoth moved to amend the motion
of Mr.. Kidd by adding the following words:
provided the rule shall apply only to
evening sessions
The amendment was accepted by Mr.. Kidd,
and the motion was adopted as amended.
Mr.. Vance moved that House bill No. 296 be
taken up under a suspension of the rules.
The House, by a Using vote of Is yeas to %
nays, refused to suspend the rules.
Mr.. Wise moved that the vote by which the
House refused to suspend its rules be recon-
sidered.
Mr.. Leonard, of Caddo, moved that the
motion to reconsider be laid upon the table.
The motion TO lay upon the table was lost
by a rising vote OF 26 yeas to So nays.
The motion to reconsider prevailed by a
rising vote of 81 yeas to IS nays.
The motion to take up House bill No 296
was withdrawn.
Mr.. Hill. Of Orleans, chairman Of the