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


House bill No. lei,
IAN net 10 grant permits 10 relIelms a.
benevolent organizations for holding enter.
talnments of q charitable nature"
Which was read the first time.
The consi itutional rule being suspended ~
a fotir-flfths affirmative vote of the ssnaas
the bill was read second time.
On motion u Mr.. Cage the bill passed u ii.
third reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended ~
n Four.hfths Affirmative vote of the sena..
the bill was read third time and fihall,
passed, and Its title adopted, and nosIes 4
concurrence ordered to DO sent TO the ffouaa.
Mr.. Gage moved b. reconsider She VA
by which the bin was finally passed, and IN
his own motion the motion TO rsaonsAa,
was laid on the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
HOUSE oF REpRssEsraTtvps
NEwiORLEArs. February /. 1875 |
To the Honorable President and Members h
The Senate:
am directed 10 inform you that The Hooas
has eourIrred IN the Senates Amendment 4
House bill No. 81,
IAN act to authorize r. A. Flanagan 10 sus
the State"
Respectfully ....
9. N. PEGUES, Chief Clerk,
On motion Of Mr. Merke, the rules ways
suspended, and he introduced the foow1s
resolution:
Resotped, That the sum Of one hundred iii.
lars be paid out Of the contingent fund IA tha
Senate to each Of the reporters Of the daily
city papers Times. German 0asstts, Fioawsw,
BE-. UemOcrm and GIN ITEM who have n.
,.rrtad the rYrpsfnHiugH ,f tha Hatsasn 4tsstas
the present session.
Mr. Merksl moved the adoption Of ths rsso.
luton.
Mr.. Garland demanded the yeas and nsys.
The roll being called, resulted az follows.
Yeas Messrs. Bfesux, Beuners, Bowdan.
Cage, CaheD, DeIahoussaye,. Ellis, Harding
Harper, Heron Kenner, Msrkel, MitchsE.
Saudiford, Steven, sutton, Wells, Wheeler M
Nays Messrs. buoros, Fontenot, Garland
| Norwood, Perkins, Richardson. Seanland.
| Williams, Zaeharie 9.
Absent Messrs Bryant, DeBouchel, GIN
| Kelly, Landry, Stamps, Stubbs, Tua@s
Wailes-9.
And the resolution was adopted .
Mr.. Harper moved that the rules be So
pended In order to take up Mt this time
House bill No. 144,
IAN act for the relief Of the New OfAm
and Texas Railroad, reducing the assesamMA
thereon, and repeating sill laws or parts H
laws In conflict herewith"
And demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
Ysas -Messrs. Breaux, Bryant, Gage, o.
hen, Delahoussaye, Fontenot, Ola, Harding
Harper. Heron, Kelly. Kenner, .Lsn9fl
MerkeJ, Mitchell, Sandif0rd, Sea1ln4
Stamps, sutton, Wales, Wells, WbessMs
Nays Messrs. Benners, Bowdsn, DwFM
Fontsnot, Garland, Norwood, Perkins Rak
ardson, Williams 9.
Absent DeBouehei, Steven, Stubkx
Texada4.
And the rules we're suspended and the fia
read the first time.
Mr.. Harper moved that the eonstitutlonsl
rule be suspended and the bill read q seood |
time.
The Senate refused 10 suspend the rule.
Mr.. Dslahoussaye moved that the rules q /
suspended In order to allow him ut this tn
10 introduce u resolution
authorizing the chairman Of the ComflI /
toe ON Auditing and Supervising the Expsfse
Of the Senate 10 pay r. Il. King, contestant
Geo. Fl. Wells, mileage and per diem for g
session Of 1879"
Mr. Fonten0t demanded the yeas and ns5s
The roll being called, resulted as follouss
Yeas-Messrs. Bryant, Cage, DelaboussaE1
Harding, Keuner, Landry, Richardson. sang
ford, Stamps, Sutton, Wales, Wells, WhesH
Nays1Messrs. Breaux, Bennsrs, Bovss
Dueros, Ellis, Fontsnot, Garland, HTfnI
Merkel, Mitchell, Norwood, Perkins, ses
Absent essrs Cahen, DeBouchel, 81
Harper, Kelly, Steven. Stubs. Texada--6
And the rules we're not suspended.
On motion Of Mr.. BreaH the rules ~
suspended in order to take up at this time
House bill No. f24,
IAN act 10 authorize the Merchants ~ !
tual Insurance Company Of New Orisafs
apply the amount Of taxes hereafter paid q 4
State in ezcess, TO the payment Of any -
that are now or may hereafter become dss
Which was read the first time. /
The constitutional rule being suspsnsee1
| a four.ffths affirmative vote Of the Ssdsz
| the bilI was read second time.
| On motion Of Mr.. Breaux the Bill r.
/ passed 10 its third readihs.
| The constitutional rule being suspends1 z
four.fiths Affirmative vote Of the ssn&'s
the bill vas read third time and ansa1
passed, and it's title adopted, and n0s1
| concurrence was ordered TO be sent 70
| House.
| Mr.. Breaux moved to reconsider TIE ~
| by which the bill was finally passed, ahe
his own motion the motion TO reconsider
| laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Wells the rules were 2
pended In order to take up at this time
| House bill No. 70,
IAN act to prohibit the drawing Of
for the spring term In the parish % =
| eron." etc.
Which was read the first time.
The constitutional rule being suspenaeeX
g four-fiiths affirmative vote Of the 5en'
the bill was read second time. II.
On motion Of Mr.. Wells the bill was Pc
10 its third reading.
The constitutional rule being suspendsa
a four.Afths Affirmative vote Of the Seas
the bin was read third time and Gas
naaaed. and it's title adopted, and .
I tn IA a1ft Ia u