The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-20
NOTICES OLE BILLS

By Mr.. Bryant of bills entitled
IAN act making it criminal offense for any
person or persons to cohabit and live together
as husband and wife without first complying
with the marriage laws of the State
Also,
Gan act to amend and re-enact section 1851
Of the Revised Statutes of Louisiana
Also,
"An act to amend and re-enact articles 92t7
and 1884 Of the Revised Civil Code"
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Mr. Grover obtained unanimous consent to
introduce without previous notice,
Senate bill No. 49, entitled
can act to strengthen the insurance compa-
MES chartered under the laws of this State
Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
four-fifths affirmative vote of the Senate
the bill was placed on it's second reading and
referred to the Committee on Corporations
and Parochial Affairs.
Mr. Robertson obtained unanimous consent
to consider at this time,
"House Concurrent Resolution relative to
furnishing fuel to the engineer of the State
House,"
Which had been this day reported favorably
by the Committee on Auditing and Supervis-
ing the Expenses OF the Senate, and, on his
motion, the resolution was adopted and notice
Of concurrence ordered sent to the House of
of Representatives.
Mr.. George obtained Unanimous consent to
introduce at this time, without previous no.
tice,
Senate bill No. 80, entitled,
can act to require all State, district and
parochial officers, whether elected or APP
pointed within thirty days after the receipt
of their commissions to take the oath of office
and give bond where bond is required, and to
cause the same to be filed in the proper office
in the manner required by law, and to declare
vacant any office where the officer elected or
appointed to fill the same shall fail to comply
with the requirements of this act, and to
authorize the Governor to fill such vacancies
by appointment,
Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
a four-fifths affirmative vote of the Senate,
the bill was placed on it's second reading and
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Stubs obtained unanimous consent to
introduce at this time and without previous
notice,
Senate bill No. 40 entitled
can act to amend article 2161 of the Civil
Code"
Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspended by
a four-tifths affirmative vote Of the Senate,
the bill was placed on its second reading and
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. II, entitled
can act to amend section II of article 3 of
the charter confirmed by act No. IA of 1876
entitled AN act to confirm the notarial charter
of the New Orleans Pacific Railway Company,
with amendments thereto; to extend the terms
of existence of said company, and to confer
thereon certain powers; and to empower said
to mortgage all its future rights
and franchises to secure it's
bOnds,'"
Was taken up under the favorable report of
the Committee on Railroads and Internal I'm
provements.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell, the bill was
taken as engrossed and passed to its third
reading.
The constitutional rules being suspended By