The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-03


! of the original bill, becoming
House bill No. ass,
IAN act for the relief of @. Il. Moore Tax
Collector of the parish OF Ricbland"
The bill was passed to Its second reading
On the motion Of Mr. Toler the House re-
solved Itself into q committee Of the whole for
the consideration OF this bill
mr.. Lyons in the chair
The eUmmittee of the whole reported through
Its chairman that the committee had eonsid-
cred House bill No 25s, and recommend it's
passage.
On motion Of Mr. Tolar the report was
adopted and the bill was ordered TO be taken
rs engrossed
Under suspension OF the rules the bill was
read third time and passed, and the title was
adopted.
SPECIAL. ORDER OF THE DAY
House bill No. 40,
IAN act to repeal acts Nos. 9 and 10 OF the
session of the General Assembly, A. D., 1874"
Being the special order of the day for this
day, 2 p. m, was taken up on its second read
Ing, under the favorable report Of the Com
nlittee on the judiciary.
On the motion of Mr. VOORHEES, the bill was
amended by inserting at the beginning Of
each Of sections and the words: " Be 1t en-
acted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
tives, in General Assembly convened"
| MIR. Wilde moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed, on which motion the yeas and
nays were called, with the following result:
| Yeas-Messrs Burton, Brown, Barron, Bos-
ley, Briee, Carville, Cressy, Como Cole, De-
| tiege, burden, Drew Dickinson, D'Avy, De-
| joie. Duke Fobb, Gaudet, CAN'T, Gary, Gas
kins, Gillespie, Gtaeien, Hahn, Hill Of Ascen-
sion, Holt, H. NJ; yoghnson, Robert johnson,
gloire, Martin, Million, Newsom, Nunez, Pc
talta, Pitts, Richardson, Routon Raby, Souer,
sin1gleton suaer, senm ne Stage. Stewart,
eys o Ws Vance No wash Ws W Whtson
and Young Of Claiborne 81,
Nays Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and
Mess1.s. Aldige, Breard, Bowden, Bllieu,
Brady, Bpck Berry ,n Bell BrigET oat2ss'
Huntington, Jonas, Kelly, of Orleans, Lyons
| Leeds, Lamare Leonhatd OF Orleans, Means.
Porter, Ryland, Randolph, Role. Shakespeare,
| Sellers, Smart, Taylor, Tremoulet, VOORHEES,
! and Washburn-32.
| The bill was indefinitely postponed
MIR. Keeting in the chair1
Mr. Fitzpatrick moved to reconsider the
vote just taken.
Mr. Wilde moved that the motion to recon
slider be laid on the table.
Upon which motion the yeas and nays were
called for, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Burton. Brown, Barron, Bos-
ley, Brooks, Brice, Carville, Grassy, Como
enson, D'Avy, Deioie, Duke, Fobb, Gaudet,
CAN'T Gary. Gaskins Gillespie, Gracen.
Hahn, Hill OF Ascension Holt. H. N. johnson,
Robert Johnson Keeting Kelly of VIM, Kern,
Lewis, Magloire, Martin Means Million. New
som, Nunez, Peralta, Pitts, Richardson,
Routon, Raby. Souer, Singleton, snaer spiller,
semmes, Stagg, Stewart, Iollver, Washing
ton, Watson Warmoth, Walker. Wood, Wilde,
Nays~Hon. louis Bush, Speaker and
Mess1s Aldige, Breard, Billieu, Bowden, Bar
rett, Brady, Buck Berry Bell, oarl2ss, Della
leans, Huntington. Jonas, Kelly OF Orleans,
Lyons, Leeds, Leonhard of Orleans, Lamare,
Porter, Ryland, Randolph, Role, Shakespeare,
Sellers, Smart Taylor. Tremoulet. Toler, |
VOORHEES,, Vance, Washburn and Wise-s6.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the |
table
HOUSE BILLS UN sEUUND HEaDtrti,
House bill NOD,
can act providing for the framing OF new
constitution OF the State submitting such |
constitution to Il vote of the people, and MAX |
ing an appropriation to defray certain neoes- |
sary expenses thereof
Was taken up on its second reading, under |
the favorable report from the Committee on |
the Judiciary. and was indefinitely postponed. |
House bill No. s,
"An act to amend and re-enact section of |
act No. 30, approved March 81, 1877
Was taken up on its second reading, under |
the favorable report by substitute from the |
Committee on City Affairs.
The substitute was read, and on motion was |
adopted in lieu OF the original bill, becoming
House bill No. 259,
San act to amend and re-enact section Q of |
an act entitled AN act to repeal act No. IA, ap-
proved September IA, 1868; act No. a, ap-
proved February n, 1869; act No. 81, approved
March 6, 1869; act No 92 approved March s,
1869: act No. Cd, approved March 80, 1870; act
No. 81, approved March s, 1873; act No GA, ap-
proved March &c, 1878; act No. SO, approved
February 26, 1874 act No CO. approved March
IT, 1874 act No. 1s, approved March "a, 1876;
and to authorize the city Of New Orleans to
establish, organize and maintain proper and
sufficient police force to preserve order and
good government within the corporate limits
of said city; and to assume control of the fire
alarm and police telegraph; and to pass ordi-
nances providing for the control, direction and
pay of the said police force; and to limit the
annual expense Of the same, and to establish
a Board of Police Commissioners approved
March 81, 1877"
On the suspension of the rules the bill was
passed to it's second reading and ordered to be
engrossed.
House bill No. So
Gan act to amend section ~ of act No gG
extra session of 1877, regulating the mode of
and collecting taxes throughout the
State
Was taken up on its second reading under
the report of the Committee on the Judiciary,
and in accordance with the recommendation
Of that committee was referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
House bill No. 81,