The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

trenski moved to amend By inserting aftt
!; the word dollars" In line %, the words 'san
:. all steamboats,, schooners, tugs, and othe
craft, owned and naglgated within the State
: prori1led, that this shall not exclude the co
lection Of wharfage dues"
:. By rising vote OF As yeas to 81 nays, th
s amendment was laid upon the table.
!, Mr.. McGloin offered the following amend
!; ment to article g.:
: Strike out lines Is, 16, H. IS and 10 from tn
word "the' to the word income" and insert
These exemptions shall not apply where tn
property belongs to any person or person
J other than those conducting the institution
of occupations eontemplated In this article
! OF Wnen such property ID leased or used fo
purposes other than those contern plate.
! herein"
The amendment was laid upon the table.
i The article was adopted on second reading
and under suspension OF the rules wa.
passed to Its third reading.
On the final passage Of article s the yea
and nays resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Babcock, Basktn. Bell
i Blanchard, B0bie, Bolton, Breauz Burton
Byrne, Caffrey, Cahen, Chiapella, Cunning
n nied Daye1npor Davidson Of Claiborne Da-
son, Easteriy, Edwards, clam, EstopinaI,
Faux, Favrot, Fontelieu, Forman, Gardner
/ George, Girard, Covers, Grimes, Gueringer
Hazard, Henry Of Cameron, Henry Of Natchi.
1oass He Ks1z, HR9agh Howell yastrensk
Lyons, Matthews, Mentz, Willard. Nor,
land, Moore Of Lafourehe. Moore of ST.
Landry, Munday, McGloin, Noguez, Mutt,
Reid, Richardson, Rivet, Roach, Self, Semmes,
Simon, Smith OF St Mary, Stage, Stamps
Stevenson, Stewart Stone, Strovich, Suther-
In In, Thompson, Todd, Vance, Watkins. Wells.
Young Of East Baton Rouge-89. - 800
Bridger, -Bulger, Carey, Chaffe, Collins, Ker-
nochan. Loan, Phelps
Absent essrs. Benham, glenvenu. Brian.
BuioW, Claiborne, COlvin, Davis, billiard,
Gaskins., Ola. Jenkins Kidd King. Kirkman,
Marshall, Mcconnell, OFT, Pardee, Ponder,
Robertson, Smith OF Jackson Steele, String
fellow, Warrnoth, Webb, White, Williams Of
Grant-32
More than majority OF all the mem bers
article was finally passed.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
Ordinance No. 413, Concerning suffrage and
elections, being the special order OF the day,
was taken up on third reading.
Mr.. Blanchard moved that q separate vote
be taken On article 2.
The motion was lost by rising vote OF 26
yeas to 80 nays.
On motion the reading Of the ordinance In
detail was dispensed with.
On final passage the yeas and nays resulted
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Babeock, Baskfn.
Bell, Blanchard, Bobte, Bolton, Bourgeois,
Breaux. Breen, Bridger, Brian, Burton,
ham, Davenport. Davidson Of Claiborne, Da-
wilson OF IbervilIe, Demas. Denis. Dickerson.
Easterly, Edwards, Eiam, Faux, Favrot,
Fontelieu, Forman, George, Girard, Covers,
ron, Henry Of Natehitoches, HERON, H f
Howell, Jastremski, Joffrfon, Kelly, Kemp. |
Kennedy. Kernochan, Knoblock, Lanaux, I
Landry, Leake, LeGardeur, Jr., Loan, Long, /
hGtt, Luc Mas, Lyons; Matthews Mentz,
Noguez Mutt, Olivier, Pardee, Parlange
kiyet, Roach. Self, semmes, Simon Smith
IT Stone strovich, Yho'r ntss7G Watk sM
Wells, Williams OF TerreboDne, Witt, Young
IF Concordia, Young Of East Baton Rouge-94
Nays-MessTs. Caffrey,- Cnaffe, jenkins,
Land, ogdsn, Eobersson, Todd, Vance
zer, Bulow, Byrne, Claiborne, Colvln, Davis,
billiard, Estopinai, Gardner, GasKins, Ola,
Kidd, King, KirkEnan, Iagan, Marks, Mar
shall, Mcconnell OFT, Ponder. Smith of Jack
Webb, White, Williams Of Grant-30.
More than majority Of all the members
lected having voted In the affirmative, Ordi-
lance No. 413 was finally passed.
Mr.. Matthews voting "No" on article s.
Messrs. Bolton and Hazard voting mo" on
rticIe 2.
Mr.. Bolton voting mo on article s.
Mr. Henry, Of Cameron, voting *No" on
Ttfcle 2.
Mr.. Self voting "No" On article 8. I
Messrs. Claiborne and ella, who were absent
hen the yeas and nays were called, desired
} De recorded 10 the affirmative, as they !,
ould have voted "Yea" II present. =
The Committee on Schedule, through Mr..
error; chairman, submitted final report,
hich was ordered to be printed In bill form,
Bill OF RIGHTS.
Ordinance No. 428, Bill Of Rights, was taken
D on It's third reading. =
On final passage the yeas and nays resulted \
, follows: IL
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Babcock, Basktn, Y
ell, Blanchard, Bobie, Bolton, Bourgeois, =
reauy, Breen, Bridger, BuIger, Burton, CAT
ey, Cahen, Carey, Chaffe, ChiapeIla, Collins, 7
Davenport, Davidson Of Clai-
orne, Davidson OF Iberville, Denis, Dicker- | !,
N, billiard, EasterIy, Edwards, Elan, Faux, y
avrot, FonteIIeu, Forman, Gardner, George, y
irard, Covers, Grimes, Gueringer, Hazard, 9
enry Of Cameron, Henry Of Natchitoches,
enron, Hough. Jastrenski, jenkins, Joffrion, :
emp, Kennedy, Kernochan, Knoblock, Lam :
x, Land, Landry, Leake, LeGardenr, Jr., =
Hard, Moreland, Moore OF Lafourche, ?
oore OF st. Landry, Mcconnell, McGloin, y
oguez. Mutt, Ogden, Olivier, OFT, Parlange,
helps, Plnchback, Richardson, Rivet, Roach, :
obertson. Self, Simon, Smith Of st. Mary, :
agg, Stamps, Stevenson, Stewart, Stone =
trovich, SutherIin, Thompson Todd, Vance, Z
atkins, Wells. Williams Of Terrebonne, :
Dung Of Conoordia, Young Of East Baton 1
ouge98.
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