The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-11
regulate the private markets In the city of
New Orleans, and for other purposes"
PETER j. THEzEvANT,


formerly withdrawn by bin.
Mr.. Demas demanded the previous question
The main question was ordered, being b,
the substitute offered by Mr.. Grover.
Mr.. Boatnef demanded tho yeas and uay
on the adoption OF the substitute.
The roll being called resulted az follows.
yens- Messfa, roatnet. Ellis. Grover, Kelly
Mitchell, satdlfotd mud WALES It
:. Nays .Messis. Allhit. Breanx, Bryant
rureh. DENNIS, Ducros. Dumont Garland
George, Ola, Gopde, Harper, Landry, O'Don
nell Ogden, Perkins, Richardson Robertson
Stamps, stubts Sutton, Tasnda. 1'witeIell
Wheeler, White, Young and zaeharle ~.
| Acknowledgements Gagh and Steven a
And the substitute was lost
The question reeuffad On the resolution of
fered by the Committee d, Elections.
Mr. Boattier demanded tho yeas and nays.
| The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas-., Messrs. Alain, Breatlx, Bryant
Burth. De,nas, Dueroa, Dnnlort, Gatlan1
Geprge, Ola, Goode, Hatper. Landry. O'Don
sandifotd, Stamps, Stubs, Sutton Texada
Twitcheil, Wheeler, White, Young and Zach
atle.-2s.
| Nays MessrH Hoatner. Ellis, Grover, Reilly
| Mitchell and WALES %.
| Absent Messts. Gage and Steven 3.
/ Ftii VIE IesDtHbtH NH9 HIbFItI.
| Mr.. Young moved to reconsider The vote
just taken and on his own motion the motion
! to reconsider was laid On the table.
Mr.. Grover moved that the Senate proeeed
10 act ON the second proposition contained II
the resolution offered by The Committee on
Elections.
The President ruled the motion out " order
for the feasun that the whole Of the resolution
had been adopted already, aud was now out
Of reach OF the Senate. because Of motion to
reconsider having been laid Oh The table
Mr. dopde offered the following resolution
Reaofted, Tint tlie chairman Of the Com,
tnttee on Auditing. md Supervising the Ex-
penses Of the senate be and he Is Hereby III.
| .eeted to pay j. y. Moore. contestant for n
seat In the Senate ~ "a Senator from the
| Eighth Senatorial District. the nileape anil
per diem compensation Of the session Of 1879
The rifles were suspended to consider the
resolution at this time
Mr.. George demanded tho yeas and naye
on the adoption Of The resolution.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
YeRs-Messts. Allain. Bryant, t'urcb, Cage
a,o,ede, Grover, Harper Kelly. Landry,
2n"nne nt 2tgdeh A.. a Dbe,sGn An aavG ,
Wheeler, White, Young and zachalie- "a.
Nays = Messts. Boatner Breaux, Ducros,
ellis, Garland, George, Mitchell, Perkins
Richardson and Stubba-iO.
Absent Messrs. Demas, Dumont, Ola and
Steven 4.
And the resolution was adopted
Mir. Cage moved to reconsider the vote just
taken. and on his own motion the motion 10
reconsider was laid TN the table,
Mr. Robertson, chairman Of The Committee
lice given submitted the following report:
FRANCE COMMITTEE,
New 0rfeans March 7. 1878. !
To the. Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate.
Your Finance Committee 10 whom was re-
ferled
House bill No. 8gt, entitled
IAN act to provide revenues for the State
from licenses on occupations Of dealers IN
and sellers Of wines, etc,
Respectfully report Same favorably with
the following amendments;
First AT end Of section I add the follow
Ing words "And any persons or dealers who
shall sell or give any wine, ardent spirits,
malt liquors Or mixture thereof, to be kept
FOR drinking, Of drunk on Of about the prem
tseH Of the Rfver or seller. shall on conviction
thereof be subject to all the penalties pre-
serlbed by this act"
Second section. limo 3, strike out The word
Respectfully submitted,
". A. ROBERTSON,
Acting Chairman.
The report was received and. ON motion IF
Mr.. Robertson, the rules were suspended to
the report.
House bill No a84
IAN net to provide revenues for the State
from licenses on occupations OF dealers In and
sellers Of wines. splritnous and malt liquors
by the drink, and keepers of bar-roonH, etc,
and to prescribe the use Of the register etc,
Was taken UP under the favorable report Of
the Committee on Finance, with tho following
amendments offered by the committee:
At tho end Of section add tho words, "and
any persons or dealers who shall soil or give
away any wine. ardent spirits, malt liquors,
or mixture thereof, 10 be kept for drinking, or
drunk on OF about the promises OF the giver
or seller, shall, on conviction thereof, be- sub
jeet 10 all the penalties prescribed by this
act"
Section ., line 8, strike out the word "q,,ar-
ter" and insert the word half
MIR. White In tho chair.
Mr.. Robertson moved to amend the first
amendment offered by tho committee by
striking out the words 'peIsons or
The amendment was adopted.
The amendments offered by the committee
were adopted.
IThe President of the Senate In the chair
On motion of Mr. Robertson the bill was
taken up section by section.
Section was read and adopted.
Section was read and adopted.
Section 8 was read and adopted.
Section a was read and adopted.
Section 5 was read.
Mr.. Kelly offered the following amend
ment:
In section g. after the word provided"
add the words, land the said Auditor and tax
collector shall provide also register by
which the name Of each person drinking IN
said licensed bar-room shall be published in
such daily newspapers as may publish the
same free Of charge"
Mr. Cage moved to lay the amendment on
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