The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23


The following nominations were made:
Breaux, David N. Barrow and I. 8. zscharie. :
Lyons 4 scattering 7. Total 10s.
The Senate then withdrew and the House re-
sumed the order OF business.
:, Representative Smart. from the Committee on
Enrollmont. reported as correctly enrolled
| House bills Nos. 6. 80 and ill.,
| A message was received from the Senate an
| nouncing that that body had concurred In the
Louise amendment to the lolnt resolution on
The resolution offered by Representative JEFF
tries was then adopted. and the House went on
with the calendar.
consent to take up House bill No. 81. author
| i2ing the Treasurer to make pro rata distribu-
81 h9 nd hd for hs the
| which was reported favorably. with amend
ments striking out theiwork January" by the
were suspended. the bill considered enzr ssed,
and then passed Its third aud final reading.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
House bin No. as, An act to regulate appeals
add hs 81 se 2sa r "n9 Rss shs
ported favorably. with amendments by the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. The bill was taken up
and finally passed.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill No. 8, AN act to authorize the
Ladies' Of the Sacred Heart TO sue the State Re-
ported iavorably by substitute by the Committee
|
a similar privilege In the case Of other institu-
lions. The rules were suspended and the bill
passed its third reading,
No. 81. reported iavorably by the Committee on
| the Judiciary. The rules were suspended and
| House Bill NJ. 100, IAN act for the payment Of
constitutional officers for the fret quarter Of the
current year and the pay Of the mileage and
| per diem OF members of the General Assembly"
Reported favorably by the Committee on Con
tingent Expenses,
| the bill, AN act making an appropriation for
| the expenses OF the Legislature for 1879" etc.
| This substitute makes the appropriation
$4,000. to be paid In warrants, receivable for
| licenses and taxes. whereas the original bill
| from the Fiscal Agsnt1
| the whole on the bill and substitute therefor.
Representatives I'LL in the chair.
Representative Lyons supported bis substi-
tute at length. He thought the members of tho
Legislature could afford to stand the small dis
count their warrants would be subjected TO. -,
Murrell and Potts supported the bill reported
BY the committee
representatives Jefrrles and Walton support
On motion of Representative Lyons tho com
mittee then rose and requested that the original
mi mil u on CONTINGENT Expenses The sI report
was adopted and the reference was made.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Representative Jenkins. chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on Claims. reported fayorably on
Graham to sue the State;" favorably on the bills
Of the New Orleans Waerworks: favorably on
the isi petiton Of Wiams ayoraby on hs
petition OF = Leseur. of the parish i CLAIBORNE
unfavorably on House bill No. 1ie. An act, for
the petition OF George Norwood for relief. The
report was adopted and the bills and petitions
Representative Jefrries, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. reported favoraby
on House bill No. 81 An act repeat the fourth
session of the Legislature Of 1877. entitled An
act to enforce eifectually the constitutional
amendments;" unfavoraby on House bill No.
1. An act for the relief of delinq lent taxpayers
House bill No. .. An act in regard to notaries
ment Of any taxes due on property before they
can pass acts OF sale of the same and returned
House bill No. 1871, An act defining the retail
vending Of sprtuous or intoxicating liquors
making 1t q crime or misdemeanor for persons
other than druggists or apotbecares TO- vend or
bill was sal already covered by the the license law The
report was adopted and the bills went on the
calendar
mittae on Parochial Affairs. reported favorably
on House bill No. 49, An act TO create board
Of trustees for the control and preservation Of
the Franklin College buildings ut Oueluusas.
iavorably on House bill No. 1o4. AN act enti
seat Of astes Of f the parish Of The
report was received and the bills went ON the cal
endar.
mittee on Railroads. reported favorably on
House bill No. 1877, An act authorizing the Coy
e s9b IT, p n9apa On John
The. report was adopted and the bill went on
The calendar.
mittee on Pubic and Private Land Claims. re-
commended the printing of 1870 COMES of the
report of the Register of the Land Office. The
tnfi., luna nd ,tnd
REPRESENTATIVE Pope chairman OF the Com
mittee on APPROPRIATIONS. reported unfavor
House bill No. 81, IA act making appropriation
to cover deficiencies in the salaries OF parish
judges for the years 1877 and 1875" unfavorably
on House bin No. SO. The com mittee reported
favorably a bill, suggested by the Auditor, to
cover deficiencies of former years.
ths Esp9 Of as9 Sn
Representative Hasam,
The reports were received and the bills placed
on the calendar
The rules were suspended In order to read
the deficiency bll reported BY the committee
An act to provide for deficiencies Of former
years, by paving them out OF the revenues for
those years" The bill was read second time.
ordered to be printed and made tho special or
der for Saturday at o'clock.
BILLS ON SECOND READING RESUMED.
House bill No. 10. An act to Incorporate the
Lafayette Young Mems Benevolent Association
OF New Orleans" The rules were suspended
and the bill passed its several readings.
apuSe Oil NO ~. Lue Ulll kuOWu HS the
NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
The bill was taken up and made the special
order of the day for tomorrow at O'Clock.
House bill No. 1s, An act to authorize police
iurtes to pass ordinances for the protection of
wild deer" was taken up; THE. bill amends
the present game law by putting 1t in the
power of police juries to pass such ordinances
upon tho subject as may BE- necessary aud pop
uar In their respective localities
Representative Warmoth moved to amend by
inserting after the word deer" the words
BLACK Republicans, except about election
time" The amendment was not seconded.
After considerable discussion, participated In
by Representatives JEFF les. Jones. Martin of
Claiborne. Murrel. jenkins, Pope and Smart.
iavoiing the bill, and Representatives Ryland
Pope Demas and Brent opposing 1t. q motion
to adjourn until II 80 O'Clock tomorrow was
adopted.
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