The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-16
parish Of Cameron, in the sixteenth Judicial


titled
"An act to authorize the parishes of Tangi-
pahoa, Morehouse and Rapides to levy a
special tax to redeem their outstanding in
debtedness."
| And also returns without action,
| House bill No. % of the extra session, en-
titled
"An act authorizing and empowering the
| Police Jury Of the parish OF Iberville to con-
solidate and fund the back Indebtedness Of
the parish"
All of which is respectfully submitted
l.. Fl. BOWDEN, Chairman.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
that they would at some future day introduce
the following entitled bills:
Mr.. Detiege:
can act entitled IAN act to amend and re-
enact article G74 of the Code of Practice"
| Mr.. Walker:
| "An act to amend and re-enact act No. 118
entitled AN act to protect the health of the
city of New Orleans. to locate the stock land
ings and slaughter houses. and to incorporate
'The Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
SIaughter-house Company" approved
March 8, 1862.
Mr. Bridger
Gan act for the relief of J. A. Smith,
Mr.. Ryland:
"An act for the relief of Theodue Leonard
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following named members offered the
following entitled bill, which. were severally
read and under q suspension Of the rules were
passed to their second reading;
| BY Mr.. Berry:
House bill No. So,
can aetto amend and re-enact act No LOT of
| the extra session OF 1877
| Placed on the calendar.
By Mr.. Young, of Claiborne:
House bill No. SO,
"An act making an appropriation to pay
| the per diem of the members Of the General
| Assembly of the State of Louisiana the sala-
lies of the State officers and employees, and
the contingent expenses thereof, for the extra
session, commencing March 8, 1878, to be OBJ
tanned and disbursed as hereinafter provided
and providing that any deficiency that may
exist in the appropriation for the expenses of
the General Assembly for the regular session
of 1878, shall be supplied out OF the appro-
priation made in this act"
Placed upon the calendar.
10 BY Mr.. Sartain
House bill No 60.
Gan act to repeal an act entitled AN act
relative to the unlicensed sale of lottery tick
cts in the city of New Orleans, and comforting
on the police courts the power to suppress
the same
Referred to the Committee on the judiciary.
BY Mr.. Fobb:
House bill No. 81,
"An act to repeal act No. SO of the regular
titled AN act revising and amending the
charter of Donaldsonville.'
Referred to the Committee on Corpora
tons.
By Mr.. Warmoth
House bill No. 62,
"An act authorizing the sale by tax coIlec-
tors of property forfeited to the State for de-
linquent taxes providing for the redemption
of such property when sold for enregister
ing all sales and redemptions of such prop
perty, and for the satisfaction of writs of fl
ia. in certain cases; requiring the Auditor of
Public Accounts to complete and make final
titles of tax collectors after one year, and pre-
scribing his duties in cases where tax titles
are nulified by courts; fixing period Of pre-
scription of actions to nullify tax titles; pre-
scribing certain duties of notares, parish re-
corders and judges of courts; defining the
rights and privileges of certain creditors of
delinquent taxpayers; making an appropria-
tiOn to refund money to purchasers of prop
erty sold for delinquent taxes when tax titles
are nulified by courts and for other pur-
poses; and repeating conflicting laws"
To the Committee on Ways and Means
BY Mr.. Warmoth:
House bill No. 63,
"An act for the relief of the taxpayers of
the parishes of Orleans, Jefferson and st.
Bernard, and making the outstanding Me-
tropolitan Police certificates for the year 1876
receivable for the Metropolitan Police tax of
said year"
Affairs.
By Mr.. Gracen:
House bill No. GA,
can act to compensate all persons drawn
or acting as jurors in the Criminal Courts of
the parish of Orleans, and fixing the amount
of per diem.
Referred to the Committee on City Affairs.
By Mr. Gas1ins:
House bill No. 65,
can act to amend and re-enact section of
act No. 23, approved March 26, 1877, and to
provide for the appointment Of parish boards
of education" etc.
Placed upon the calendar.
By Mr.. Gaskins:
House bill No. 66,
San act to amend and re-enact section 986 Of
the Revised Statutes Of 1870 and to fix the
limitation of time within which prosecutions
may be carried on
Placed upon the calendar.
BY Mr.. Gaskins:
House bill No CT,
"An act to regulate the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors outside of incorporated towns and cit
les; to provide for the issuing of a license for
the sale thereof upon heapplication Of the tax
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