The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-20
Mr.. Garland demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:

Mr.. Garland demanded the yeas and nay
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs Allan, Breaux, Bryant Gel
Richardson, Robertson, Texada, Twitchel
Wheeler White and Young --15.
Nays essrs Burch, Gage, DENIES, d.
eros, Dumont, Gig, Harper, Mitchell, Stamps
Absent -Messrs. Boatner,. Ellis, Georg'
Grover, Kelly, Landry, Sandiford and Steve
---8.
And the pending amendments we're laid o
the table.
MI. Robertson offered the following amend
ment: 1e
SEC =, Be II further enacted, ETC., That sec
lion 81, act No. SO, extra session Of 1877, b
amended and re-enacted to read as follows:
Tax collectors In the parish Of Orlean
shall be entitled to the follow nmpensa
sums actually collected and paid into tn
treasury. The tax collector OF the First Dis
trict shall receive one and q quarter per cent
the tax collector OF the Second District shal
lector of the Third District shall receive foul
and half per cent; the tax collector of tht
I Fourth District shall receive three and o hal
per cent; the tax collector OF the Fifth DIS
ecto s s y The snth pistct v Shall receive oul
and hall per cent; the tax collector OF the
Seventh District shall receive ten per cent
They shall also receive five per cent on all
licenses; oil said tax collectors shall be en-
titled Tor every seizure, one dollar; and for
every notice. when legal notice - actually
served, ten cents only; to, be paid by the tax
\ payer, and In no case by the State.
Mr.. Stubbs moved to lay the amendment
On the table.
Mr.. Robertson demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Burch, Gage, Ducros, Gar
ardson, St1bbs, Sutton, Texsada, Twitcheli
Nays-Messrs. Breaux, Bryant, Demas
QDonnell, Ogden, Robertson, Stamps, WALES,
\ White and Zacharie-10.
Ellis, George, ella, Grover, Kelly, Landry,
6Hnditurd and Steven III.
And the amendment was laid on the table.
Mr.. Wheeler offered the following amend
ment, which was adopted:
Strike out residing In the vicinity" In Sec
ton /, line ~.
d Mr.. zacharie offered the following amend
mont:
4 BE II further enacted ETC., That section 90
Ut oct No. g6 OF the extra session Of 1877 be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as fol-
lows. That tax collectors in the parish of
Orleans shall be entitled to the following com
penBation, and no more to be computed on
the sums actually collected and paid into the
treasury: The tax collector of the First Dis
tTlct shall receive one and quarter per cent;
the tax collector Of the Second District shall !
receive one and half per cent: the tax col |
lector Of the Third District shall receive three
Fourth DISTRICT shall receive three and q half |
per cent; the tax collector Of the Fifth Dis
Lriet snail receive six per cent; the tax col
lector OF the Sixth District shall receive three
aad tlalf per cent; the tax collector Of the
/; Ihey shall also receive five per cent on all
licenses ALI said tax collectors shall be en-
1ltleu Tor every seizure one dollar, and for
every notice, when legal notice is actually
served, ten cents only, to be paid by the tax
payer, and In no case by the State"
Z Mr. Stamps moved to amend the amend
nent BY making 1t read "the tax collector of
the Seventh District shall receive ten per
cent.
Mr. Mitchell moved to lay the amendments
on the table. L
Mr. Zacharie demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Breaux, Ducros, Garland.
MITCHELL Perkins, Richardson, Stubbs. SUIT
ton, Twitchell and Wheeler-10.
e Nays Messrs. Allan, Bryant, Burch, Cage, [
D !.l Dumont, Gla, Goode, Harper, o'Don-
WALES, White, Young and Zacharie-1s.
Absent Messrs Boatner Ellis, George. {
Grover, Kelly Landry, Sandiford and Steven
IS.
! And the motion to lay on the table was
ost.
Mr.. White offered an amendment to the
amendment offered by Mr.. Zacharie. making
{ tread "the tax collector of the Second Dis
Tictshall receive two per cent" 6
tMr. Grover in the chairl
Mr.. Demas demanded the previous question {
u the pending amendments.
The main question was ordered
The Chair directed the Secretary to take I'D
he amendment offered by Mr. Zacharie. 1t
On which Mr.. bryant demanded the yeas
nd nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Allan. Burch, Cage, Demas
eh, Ogden, Robertson, Stamps, Sutton, Tex a
90, Wales, White, Young and Zacharie--19
NAYS Messrs Breaux, Bryant, Ducros, F
larland, Mitchell, Perkins, Richardson, a
tabbs. Iwitchell and Wheeler-zlo,
Absent Messrs. Boatner, Ellis, George. q
Ielly, Landry, Sandiford and Steven. a
And the Chair declared that the amend
aent offered by Mr.. Zacharie was adopted. IL
MT. Texada made the point of order that
be main question having been ordered the Il
ote should first have been taken on the Il
mendment to the amendment offered by Mr..
lamps, instead Of on the original amend
1ent.
THE President Of the Senate in the chair.l n
The President ruled the point of order well .
AIKEN, and ordered that the vote must first y
taken ON the amendment by Mr.. Stamps
the amendment offered by Mr.. Zacharie. II
MT. Zacharie made the point of order that q
DO amendment offered by himself had been S
oted upon and adopted by the Senate, and
nat the amendments thereto by Messrs
lamps and White were not now in order IL
The President ruled the point of order not ii