The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

premises bhu now III force IN the ulstrlct
Respectfully,
I'D. HAMMOND,
Chairman House Con mittee on Contingent
Expenses.
Under q suspension Of the rules, previously
granted by the House, the first resolution
reported by the Committee on Contingent
Expenses was read, az follows:
BE II resoiped bp The House Of Representa-
| tiues. That the chairman OF the Committee
on Contingent Expenses be and is hereby au-
| thortzed to pay out of the contingent fund Of
| this session the compensation due To two ex-
| perts and one stenographer for their services
rendered In the Investigation OF the accounts
OF the State Printer, provided said charges
| are scaled strictly according TO the prices reg
uated by law for the district courts In and
| for the parish OF Orleans.
The resolution was amended by striking
out the words two experts and" and by
changing the word their" next following to
the word "his."
The resolution was adopted as amended.
The second resolution was read, as follows !:
| Resotred That the chairman of the House
Committee ON Contingent Expenses be and ls
| hereby directed to pay to the clergyman
officiating as chaplain 10 the House OF Repre-
sentatives, and to the private secretary OF the
honorable Speaker Of the House Of Represen.
tatlves each the suE OF one hundred and
sixty-two dollars. being their compensation,
at the rate of six dollars per diem, for the
! regular session OF 1879.
The resolution was adopted.
The third resolution reported by the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses was read, as
follows:
RESOLVED, That tho chairman Of the Com
rnittee on Contingent Expenses be and he Is
hereby authorized and directed to pay IL. b.
Landry, messenger of the House, the sum OF
-- dollars per day, Tor services during
including ten days from and alter the final
adjournment.
The resolution was adopted.
Resolution No 4 was read, as follows:
BE Il resolued By the House Of Representa-
fiues of The State Of Louisiana. That the
chairman Of the House Committee on Con
tingent Expenses be and is hereby directed
doorkeeper of the Speakers room, and TO
Michael Legras, the assistant doorkeeper OF
the House. for their services from January 6
10 the close Of tho session.
The resolution was adopted.
Resolution No. 8 was read, as follows:
Resotued, That the chairman Of the Com
mittae on Contingent Expenses is hereby au-
thorized to pay to Pat. Rice and John
Conuver. policemen detailed at the State
services rendered.
The resolution was adopted
Mr. Hammond offered the following resolu-
ton:
b II resolred. That the chairman of the
Committee on Contingent Expenses pay J.
r. Pecot, ESQ, the same as any other clerk
on the bench for services as assistant clerk.
The resolution was adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER /
New Orleans. February /. 1879 !
To tho Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House 0f Representatives:
am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate concurs In
House bill No. 90,
ations Of 1876 and 1876 for salaries Of District
Judges OF the Seventh and Eighth District
Courts, parish Of Orleans"
Also TO inform your honorable body that
the Senate agrees to q conference on
House bill No. 152,
IAN act making appropriations to cover de-
ficencies Of former years"
And that the President Of the Senate has
appointed as conference com mittee on the
part Of the Senate. Messrs. Texada, Stubbs
and Stamps.
Also. to inform you,that the Senate concurs
In
House bill No. 16f, entitled
IAN act TO grant permits to religious or
benevolent organizations. etc.
Respectfully, JOHN CLEGG.
Secretary OF the Senate.
Mr. Jeffries, chairman, on behalf OF the
committee appointed to inform the Governor
Of the adjournment Of the House, reported
that his Excellency had nothing further to
communicate to the House
Mr. Dnna oh irrunu I'm hahoIf nff tho corn.
mittee of conference on
House bill No. 152,
IAN act making appropriations to cover
deficiencies of former years, to be paid out Of
the revenues Of such years."
Submitted his report, as follows:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
Your conference committee on House bill
No. 152 recommend that the II ouse concur in
1. Senate amendment rejected heretofore,
strike out, etc, and insert, etc.
2. That the Senate recede from It's amount
rejecting House amendment, city assessor.
3. Recommend that the Senate recede from
the third amendment rejected by the House,
New Orleans School Board.
4. Recommend that the House concur In the
fourth Senate amendment, rejected heretofore
by the House, striking out 800" and inserting
400"
g. That the House recede from tho fifth
Senate amendment, which the House rejected,
clerk OF registration.
g. That the House recede from It's sixth OBJ
lection to Senate amendment, Maclin.
T. That the House recede from its seventh
objection to Senate amendment. mayor.
g. That the House recede from It's eighth
objection, immigration.
g. That the House recede from It's obiec-
tion to ninth amendment objected to, Boothby.
A. N. POPE,
Onpart OF the House.
l.. TEXADA,
On part of the Senate.
Mr.. Hammond moved that the report be
adopted.
The 10 otion to adopt the report was carried.
Mr.. Warmoth called up
Senate bill No. 46, entitled
can act to amend and re-enact AN act to
amend and re-enaet IAN act to incorporate
the town Of Providence ETC., approved
March IA, 1873"
This bill was taken up on second reading, |
under the favorable report of the committee. |
Under suspension of the rules the bill was
read third time and passad