The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

| Jus anu IDHUIy III HlB 0empADOr toward HE'LL
bers and officers Of the General Assembly and
the public Wherever his duty may call him,
be Will bear with him the assurance Of tf
esteem and appreciation Of all who hav
known him personally or officially.
On the molten OF Mr.. Hill the rules OF the
House were suspended and the resolution
was adopted unanimously.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following named members gave notice
that they would at some future day intro
duce the following entitled bills, to wit:
BY Mr.. Walton, Of Concordia--
IAN act changing the jurisdiction Of justice
Of the peace In Concordia parish"
By Mr.. Como
"An act for the relief OF the widow and chill
dren Of the late q. P. VOORHEES,, assessor OF
the parish of Avoyelles"
BY Mr.. Moncure-
"An act In relation to appeals to the Su.
preme Court from the parishes OF Caddo,
Bossier, De Soto and Red River"
By Mr.. Potts
"An act to amend bill No. 60, entitled An
act for the protection of game animals and
birds In the State OF Louisiana"
BY Mr.. Estopinal-
"An act to authorize T. A. Flanagan to sue
the State"
BY Mr. Bienvenu-
IAN act to amend and re-enact article No.
2712 Of the Revised Civil Code Of Louisiana"
BY Mr.. Lyons
"An act to enable the st. Charles Hotel
Company to contract for loan Of money and
to give proper security therefor
BY Mr.. Bower
"An act to regulate the fees OF office OF the
Recorder OF Mortgages and the Register OF
Conveyances of the city of New Orleans"
Also,
IAN act to amend section | Of act No. 20,
approved March 30, 1878, entitled An act to
apportion the State into senatorial and repre-
sentative districts, and to amend and re-
enact section Of act No. / OF the session OF
1876 approved January 81, 1876"
BY Mr.. Vidrine-
can act to amend and re-enact sections 3,
IL, SO and 40 Of act No. 96, approved April 20,
1877, entitled An act regulating the mode of
assessing and collecting taxes throughout the
State, ETC.
By Mr.. Hawkins
"An act to be entitled An act to incorporate
Delta Hook and Ladder Fire Company No /. ="
Also,
"An act to be entitled An act to incorporate
the town OF Delta"
BY Mr.. Steele
IAN act granting to the Police Jury In and
for the parish Of Union certain privileges and
powers in reference to the finances of the par
ish."
BY Mr.. Guidry-
"An act to amend and re-enact an act enti-
tied An act to incorporate the town Of Roy
vile, In the parish OF Lafayette; TO define It's
boundaries, and to provide for the election Of
mayor and councilmen; 10 prescribe their du-
ties and powers and to provide for govern
ment of the same.'"
Also,
can act appropriating sum OF money
for the clearing out Of Bayou vermillion."
BY Mr. Renwick-
IAN act to repeal act No. So OF the regular
session OF 1878, authorizing the issue of bonds
OF the State to the New Orleans Pacific Rail-
road"
By Mr.. Murrel--
"An act to be entitled AN act to repeal an
act known as the Moffett Register BILL"
By Mr. veazey-
can act to authorize the Police Jury of
Iberia parish to levy and collect special tax
OF three mills for term Of years to build q
courthouse and jail; to pledge the same for
that purpose, and providing for the collection
and disbursement thereof"
| BY Mr.. Walton
IAN act to change the manner OF collecting
taxes, and also bill to change the jurisdic-
ton Of Justices of the Peace"
| By Mr.. w. G. Martin, of Claiborne
| "An act to complete the cleaning out and
draining of the lands on Bayou Dorchete. In
the parish OF Webster, and on Bayou Cornie,
in the parish Of Claiborne"
By Mr.. Pope
! IAN act to authorize the parish OF West
Baton Rouge to fund its Indebtedness"
| Also,
''An act to authorize the parish of West
Baton Rouge to issue its bonds, to the amount
Of twelve thousand dollars t$120OO) for the
purpose Of building courthouse and jail"
Also,
can act empowering police juries to appoint
collectors Of parish taxes. to fix their duties,
and to regulate the collection Of parish taxes"
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members, In accord
ance with previous notice given, or by con-
sent Of the House without previous notice,
introduced the following lentitled bills, which
were severally read, placed upon the calen-
dar Of the House, and, under a suspension of
the rules, passed to their second reading and
referred to committees respectively as fol-
lows:
By Mr.. Smith
House bill No. 10,