The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-11

OF New Orleans, to be drawn on the warrant
OF thu. president Of the Board Of Administra-
tors Of said hospital.
Appropriation Of ten thousand dollars to
repair the Charity Hospital in the city Of New
Orleans, to be drawn on the warrant OF the
president of the Board of Administrators OF
said hospital,
Appropriation to pay expenses Of the joint
committee In the investigation OF the State
Land office, two thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars $3.50.
Appropriation of two hundred and fifty
dollars to the State Librarian for making a
catalogue OF the State Library $3.50.
Appropriation to pay Patrick Roe, night
nnd day watehrslnn ono hl1ndrna and fifty
dollars; to Charles Flanagan, one hundred
and fifty dollars $500.
SPECIAL FUND.
Appropriation for the support of the Char-
ty Hospital Of New Orleans from the annual
Lottery, forty Thousand dollars $40, 900.
From licenses upon auctioneers and auc-
ton sales,. ten Thousand dollars or SO much
Il any, additionally us may be collected
From inspection fees derived from the
Strengthening of animals under the Slaughter
house act. eight thousand four hundred dol
lars, or so much, Ii any, additionally as may
be collected $500.
From the poll tax, all of said tax not re-
CURED by the constitution to the educational
fund, or as much as may be collected.
CURRENT SCHOOL FUND.
For salary OF State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Education, five Thousand dollars-$50O0.
For salary of Chief Superintendent of the
Public Schools OF New Orleans, three thou
sand dollars-S30DO.
For salary Of Secretary Of State Superln-
tendent of Public Education, and other ex-
penses of the office, two thousand dollars
$4,000.
Compensation to parish assessors, five thou
sand two hundred and fifty dollars $3.50.
-. Con ION mpensatlon to assessors, city and parish
For support OF public schools, five hundred
thousand dollars, or rs much AS may be col
leeted for State tax laid for that purpose
100000.
INTEREST FUND.
Compensation to parish assessors, fifteen
Thousand dollars-$15, 900.
of Orleans, four Thousand five hundred dol
lars-S450O.
OUT OF LEyEE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
o FUND.
Appropriation Of thirty-stx hundred dollars
to pay salary of State Engineer-$36
Appropriation OF six Thousand dollars to
pay the salary Of two assistant State Engi-
neers, at salary Of three Thousand dollars
each; six thousand dollars $4,000.
hppfOpiHhtl0H vi eighteen HuHdFed uOitarS,
to pay the clerk of Engineers Department Of
the State OF Louisiana $1,000.
Appropriation Of thirteen hundred and
eighty dollars, to pay the salary OF draughts-
man OF the Engineers Department OF the
State OF Louisiana $3.50. IT,
Appropriation OF twelve hundred dollars
to pay the salary OF the assistant draughts-
man of the Engineers Department OF the
State Of Louisiana $1,000.
For salary Of the porter Of the Engineers
Department of the State OF Louisiana, three
hundred dolars-S30O
Appropriation oil three hundred dollars for
stationery and instruments OF the Engineers
Department Of the State Of Louisiana $780,
Appropriation OF thirty-six hundred dol
lars, Tor contingent expenses, travelling ex-
penses, axnen, chainmen, etc, OF the EngiI1-
GERS Department of the State OF Louisiana
$4,000.
Appropriation of five hundred dollars to
Engineers Department for coast survey
$500.
Compensation to parish assessors, eight
thousand dollars-S80O0
Compensation to assessors, city and parish
OF Orleans, three thousand dollars $4,000.
That an account shall be kept and rendered
of all moneys expended on account Of con-
tingent expenses, vouchers to be- produced for
each item Of expenditure by the officials to
the credit Of whom the several appropriations
are made; said account to be submitted to the
next General Assembly; like accounts shall
tion hereinabove made.
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted. etc, That
all sums OF money hereinbefore appropriated
to the Charity Hospital in New Orleans, shall
be drawn and disbursed by the Board OF Adj
ministrators of said hospital alone, and said
moneys shall be exempt from seizure under
judicial process from the courts
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That all
laws or parts OF laws in conflict with this act
be and the same are hereby repealed aud this
on c1, tn off nf md bfsi in md
after its passage.
Mr.. Keating moved that the report of the
committee of the whole House be adopted, and
ton, which being seconded, the main question
was ordered:
"Shall the report of the committee of the
whole, as just read, be adopted?"
On which motion the yeas and nays were
called for, with the following result:
Yeas-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and
Messrs: Billieu, Bosley, Burton, Carloss,
Cole Deoie pfftiege, d pickgenson 7 Dnpree
Hammond, Hill of Ascension, Hill Of Or
leans, H. NJ johnson, Kelly of Orleans, Keet-
ing, Leeds, Leonard OF Caddo, Newsom, NJ
nez, Peralta, Raby, Randolph, Routon, Shak-
VOORHEES,, Washburn, Washington, Wilde, Will
liams, Young Of Claiborne and Young Of East
Baton Rouge-41.
Nays-Messrs Barbin, Breard Bridger,
Bowden, Cressy, DAvy, Duke, Gaskins, Holt,
Taylor, Tremoulet, Vance, Wise and Wood
20.
The report of the committee of the whole
was adopted
Mr.. Young, of Baton Rouge, moved to re-
consider the vote just taken, and on his own
motion the motion to reconsider was laid upon
the table.
On the motion of Mr.. Keeting, and by a
rising vote of Al yeas to 81 nays, the rules
were suspended and the bill was ordered to
be taken as engrossed.
The bill was passed to its third reading
under suspension of the rules.
On the final passage of the bill Mr.. Lea,
seconded by Mr.. Sellers, called for the yeas
and nays, with the following result:
Yeas Hon T,OIIic Ruab Sneaker and