The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29
same, and to repeal all laws or parts OF laws
Inconsistent Herewith,
Respectfully

JOHN CLEStJ,
Secretary OF the Senate.
Mr. Demas asked for suspension of the
rules In order to take up
House bill No. 144,
IAN act for the relief of the New Orleans
and Texas Railroad, reducing the assessment
thereon, and repeating all laws or parts Of
laws In conflict herewith
By risibk vote of 16 yeas to Al nays the
House refused to suspend the rules.
On motion OF Mr.. Pope. the deficiency bill,
House bill No. 152,
"An act making appropriations to cover de-
ticiencies of former years, to be paid out of
the revenues OF SUCH years.
Was taken up and made the special order
of the day for Wednesday, January 20, at
IL 80 o. m.
Senate bill No 1s,
IAN act for the relief Of Thos. H. Handy,
civil sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans, and to
provide mode Of payment"
Was taken up on It's first reading, under q
suspension Of the rules passed to It's second
reading, and under further suspension OF the
rules was passed to It's third reading.
On It's final passage Mr.. Detlege called for
the yeas and nays, with the following result:
Bienvenu, Brown Of Tensas. Garter, Coco,
Demas, Durio. Frazier. Fitzgerald, Gearey,
Guldry, Gordon, GubernatOr, Hammond,
Hart, Hasam, Hay, Hill, Hlghtower. Holz-
Lott, Lyons Martin Of st: Landry. Martin
Of Claiborne, Marquee. Munday, McElroy,
| Nealey, OBryan, Parmelee, Pope, Potts,
Rabouin. Reaney, Redon, Kenwick. Robson,
Sharp, Steele stechmann, Smith OF jackson.
Vidrine, Walton, Warmoth, Welsh-T.
Nays-Messrs. Barthelmy, Board, Brown OF
Jefferson, Carville, Como Coleman, Davidson
| of Iberville, Detiegs, Decuir, Hawkins. Hite,
Landry. Ryland, Smith of st. Mary, Tor
| rey-15.
The bill was passed, the title was adopted,
and. on motion Of Mr. Hill. the motion to re-
consider the vote on Its final passage was laid
upon the table,
SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY.
House bill No 1923,
can act relative to the State Printer. to the
official journal Of the State, and to the pub
lie printing; to regulate and define the
prices of public printing; to prescribe the
manner In which the same shall be done;
| to regulate the manner OF making ADVERTISE
ments In judicial proceedings, or sales OF pro-
perty under judicial process, or In any other
| legal proceedings, In all parishes: regulating
the price therefor: directing the manner and
price at which contracts shall be made by
police iuries and municipal corporations for
public printing; to provide for the printing of
the annual reports of the various heads Of
State departments and directors Of certain
public institutions; providing for the sworn
affidavit to be made to bills before being
audited; fixing the penalty for perjury, and
l;,.~ HI
herewith"
Was taken up on second reading.
The following amendments were adopted.
In lines and 6, strike out "three days
and insert Immediately"
BY Mr.. McElroy-.
In line 7, after the word act, insert "by the
General Assembly In joint session.
In line 9, after the word Assembly" add
'in joint session OF said General Assembly"
By Mr.. Detiege-
Amendment to section6:
In line 16, after the words both houses"
insert the following words: "And also copy
Of the acts passed by the General Assembly
In which he was member"
By Mr.. Liddell-
Amend by inserting after the word "for," in
line 9, section 10, the words, ''the first inser-
ton, and fifty cents for each subsequent In
sertion."
Strike out the words leach insertion in
line 8.
In line g. after "2613" add the Revised
Statutes Of 1870"
On the motion Of Mr. McElroy the bill was
ordered to be taken as engrossed.
Mr.. McElroy moved that the rules be sus-
pended In order that the bill might be placed
upon its third reading and final passage
On the motion to suspend the rules Mr..
Detlege called for the yeas and nays, with the
following result:
Yeas-Speaker Moncure and Messrs Allen,
Armstrong, Arnauld, Brent, Bridger, Billieu,
Bienvenq, Bower. Brown OF Tensas, Carron.
tsr G2'0 s cqs1nfh%m DsoG Hart Pq Hs
sam, Hay, Hill, >Hightower, Jeffries, Jen-
klns, Jones, Landry, Lauer, Ltddell, Lott,
Martin Of Claiborne, Marquee, MuDday, Nc
Elroy, Nealey, Parmelee, Potts, Rabouin,
Smart, Steele, Stechmann, Smith Of Jackson,
Scott, Schumpert, Taylor, Torrey, Vance,
Vidrine, Walton, Welsh, Wfse-57.
Nays Messrs. Barthelmy, Board, Brown
OF jefferson, Coleman, Davidson OF Iberville,
Demas Detiege, Decuir, Gubernator, Haw-
kins, Murrell, Smith OF st. Mary-12.
LILO lhico WtAO SuSpChSchy uAu VII tA5 hbeSa
passage Of the bill Mr.. Detiege called for the
yeas and nays with the following result:
| Yeas Speaker Moncure and Messrs. Arm
strong, Arnauld. Brent, Bridger, Billieu,
Cunningham, Durio, Fitzgerald, Guidry,
Hammond, Hart Hasam, Hay, Hill, Holz-.
halb, Jeffres, Jones, Liddell, Lott Martin OF
claiborne, Marquee, Munday, McElroy, Nea-
ley. Parmelee, Pope, Potts, Rabouin, Reaney,
Redon, Renwick, Robson, Ross, Ryland,
Sharp, Smart, Steele Stechmann, Smith OF
jackson, Scott, Schumpert. Taylor, Torrey,
Vance, Vidrine, Walton, Welsh, Wise-53.
Nays-Messrs Barthelmy, Board, Brown
OF Jefferson, Carron, Carville, Como, Coleman,
Davidson Of Iberville, Demas, Detiege, Decuir,
Hawkins, Hite. Landry, Murrell, Smith OF
st. Mary-15.
The bill was passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. McElroy moved that the vote on the
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