The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

without any claim 10 the seat had been admit
ted. This wrong should be righted. and he
the faae, Mr.. Jonas closed his remarks by re-
newing his thanks to the General Assembly.
During the address Mr.. Jonas was frequently
interrupted by applause from the floor and
The Senate then withdrew and the House re-
sumed the consideration of its regular busi-
ness.
message from the Senate was received an
nouncing that the Senate had coDeurred in the
House bli to abolish the Louisiana State Lot Lqt,
terry. with an amendment making the &c net take
effect on the thirty-hrst day of March. 1879
!, Representative Lyons asked suspension OF
the rules In order to take up the bill ut this
time. On this motion the yeas and nays were
demanded. and resulted-yeas G6, nays %. and
the rules were suspended.
Representative Lyons then moved thet me
Senate amendment be concurred In, ana on that
motion the previous question was called.
On This motion ths yeas re ana nays Us we're as
Yeas 70, nays 10, Messrs. Bridger. Gubernator
and scratchey [Democratsl voted against con-
currence, and Messrs. Detiege. Murrell. Veazle
and Warmofh (Repubiieansl voted to concur.
Representative Demas call up House bill No.
IA. IAN act for the relief Of the, New Orleans
pended and the bill passed its several readings.
Representative Hi called up senate bill No
20, An act for the relief Of the children Of the
late Gen Harry T. Hays" Referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
Representative Pope called up House bill No.
l43, An oct to auth lessees, of the State
Ppni' entiary to anticipate rents to become due.
Considerable discussion arose on this bill.
during the course of which Representative
Rmag oppossa NE e
the penitentiary himself. Representative Demas
admitted that this was possible. but many other
members were equally in danger.
The bill passed its second reading, and q mo-
ton was then made TO place it on Its final pas
sage On this motion the yeas and nays were
demanded on a suspension OF the rules, and
resulted yeas 4s, nays ID. and the rules were not
suspended
THE SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY.
House bill No. 100. An act to provide for the
speedy collection of State taxes and LICENCES
and city taxes and licenses In the parish Of Or
l. ans etc. was called for. After amendment,
the bill was considered engrossed and made the
special order for Saturday. Immediately after
The House then. at $3.50 took recess until
1850 y. m.
AtT:45 the House was again called to order.
Speaker MOncure In the chair.
Representative Lott rose to O question OF
privilege. He had learned that the bill passed
on Thursday authorizing the appointment of
additional police jurors Of the parish OF East
Carroll had been lost He had drawn up sim
liar bill, and asked 70 have It certified 70 the
Representative Murrel informed the House
that he had y conv of the original bill.
This copy was then read.and was taken In lieu
Representative Billieu offered resolution to
the effect thatthe roll Of the parishes shou d 5e
bills they desired, Carried.
Representative Brent, of Ascension. called up
Honse 6l III R Az R a. to he
rules were suspended on call OF the yeas and
nays. and tho bill passed IT. several readings
up Ho9se bill No. e An IN act G
to religious organizations TO hold charitable
entertainments. Passed.
up Senate bill No. 70, An act to amend the ae5
granting corporate privileges to Napoleonville,
In the parish OF Assumption.y Passed: -
called up House bill No. 143 An act to enable
the lessees OF the Pententiary 70 anticipate the
payment of their rsnts " Passed
WIDOW an and chiii,ren q 9: !. voorhies. q the
Representative Vance Of Bossier.. called up
House bill No. gs. IAN act changing the time of
holding terms OF the Supreme Court at Opelcu-
sas and Monroe TO the first Monday In July
Representative Nettles. of East Baton Rouge.
called W, Senate bill No 90, An act for the re-
Baton Bal N Rouge Rag Passed. Passed. u ''' '"l' -''
Representative Fchumpert, of Caddo called
L. Maxwell. late civil sheriff. to sue the State"
Passed.
Representative Bridger. of Caldwell. called
up House bill No. 1874. IAN act to authorize the
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company to
apply taxes paid In excess to the payment of
taxes nov due or hecoming due" Passed.
House bill No. 10 AN act to prohibit the draw
ing Of the Jury for the spring or April term Of
the District Court for the parish OF Cameron"
Passed.
Representative Barthelmy, Of East Carroll.
called up House bill N9: 5s An , act to amend
and lenact the act relative p 70 the prevention
Representative Gearey, Of Claiborne, called
Senate BIZ No act for the sdef OF
Representative Lott called up House biz No.
90. An act to authorize the Crescent City Gas.
light Company to Increase Its issue OF bonds.
Representative Torrey called up House bill
No. "A. An act to create local boards OF health
in The country parishes" motion to consider
the bill rs enErossad was lost.
Representative Hay, Of Claiborne, called up
House bill No IS, An act for the reitet OF A. y;
Lesanr.t tax collector Of the parish OF Claiborne
Passed
Representative Martin. Of Claiborne. called up.
House bill No 122. An act IT, amend and re-en-
act article 242 81 the Code Of Practice" Passed.
Representative Walton, OF Concordia. called
MP House bill No. 1874 An act to readjust the
Stats Land Office" Passed.
House bill No. 1877, An act to authorize the
Governor 70 confer. notartal powers On John a.
CTo4ker Of the parish OF Orleans" Passed;
Representative Jenkins, Of De Soto, called up
Senate bill No. %. An act for the relief Of the
mino, children Of the late Gen. Harry I. HAYS.
Passed
Representative Rylaud called up Senate bill
No. 81. An act relative to the State Board Of
II attn" etc. The bill was POSTPONED and made
Representative Scott, of Franklin, called up
Senate hill No I4O, AN act for the relief 81
George w. Dupre. State Printer" Postponed
until 10 80 o. m. on Saturday.
Representative Nealey Of Grant. called up
House bill NO 165. An act to provide for the
protection OF gam, in certain parishes Passed.
Representative Veazey, OF Iberia. called up
Senate bill No. 30. An act to incorporate the
town Of Jeannerette. in the parish of Iberia"
Passed
Representative Carville. of Iberville called up
Senate bill No. 43. An act to authorize the
Police jury, of Iberyile to levy special tax to
pay its floating deb" Passed.
Representative Brown, Of Jefferson called up
House bill No. 164 An act to provide for the re-
moval of the seat of justice Of the parish OF
Jefferst n " Passed.
Repre- sentative Lyons. of East Felciana called
up House bill No. 1871, An act to authorize the
police Jury Of the parish of st. Bernard to fund
its f1oating debt. Passed.
Representative Guidry, Of Lafayette. called
the widow and heirs OF the late Judge Mouton."
Passed.
The House then, at 1880. adjourned until Sat-
urday morning at IL oclock.
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