The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

By Mr.. Burton
Ordinance No. 204,
Concerning elective franchise.
By Mr.. MeGloin-- =.
Ordinance No. 2O5,
Concerning maintenance Of the State Uni
yersity established by the constitution OF 1868
In the city of New Orleans.
By Mr.. George
Ordinance No 2O6,
Concerning incorporation OF cities and
J towns. z=
By Mr.. George
Ordinance No. 2O7
Concerning inheritance of children born OF
slave parents.
By Mr.. George
Ordinance No. 208,
Concerning punishment for misdemeanor
and vagrancy.
By Mr.. Parlange-
Ordinance No 200,
Concerning manner Of enacting laws.
By Mr.. Parlange-
Ordinance No. 210,
Concerning Limitation of legislative power.
BY Mr. Demas-
Ordinance No. I'll,
Concerning public lands.
BY Mr.. Babeock-
Ordinance No. az,
Concerning limitation Of legislative power,
By Mr.. Brian
Ordinance No. 2t3.
Concerning perquisites of office.
By Mr.. Brian
Ordinance No. 214,
Concerning the organization OF parish po-
lice courts.
By Mr.. Breen,
Ordinance No. 215, .#~
Concerning limitation of legislative power.
By Mr.. Self
Ordinance No. ZIG,
Concerning limitation of legislative power.
BY Mr.. Self
Ordinance No. 217,
Concerning qualifications Of officers.
By Mr.. Ogden
Ordinance No. ais,
Concerning qualifications Of officers and re-
moval from Office.
By Mr.. Carey
Ordinance No. 219,
Concerning ballots. M-=@m 5.......a
By Mr. Henry of Natchitoches-
Ordinance No. 220
Concerning homestead
By Mr.. Henry, of Natchitoches- r
Ordinance No. 221,
Concerning assessment.
By Mr.. Henry, of Natchitoches-
Ordinance No. 222,
Concerning liens on personal property.
By Mr.. Babcock-
Ordinance No. 223.
Concerning title and unity OF acts.
By Mr.. Willard
Ordinance No 224,
Concerning property qualifications for
State Senator.
By Mr.. Stone
Ordinance No. 225,
Concerning limitation Of legislative power.
By Mr.. Davenport
Ordinance No. 226,
Concerning the uniting OF Office Of assessor
and collector
By Mr.. Davenport
Ordinance No. 227,
Concerning Pari sh Board of Appraisement
ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING.
The following entitled ordinances were
passed to their second reading and were re-
mittees, as follows:
Ordinance No. 96,
Concerning slaughter OF cattle by citizens
of Algiers.
To the Committee on Corporations.
Ordinance No. 134,
Concerning licenses.
70 the Committee on Taxation Equaliza-
tion and Exemption.
Ordinance No. 1876, =-"-
Concerning concealed weapons and prelim-
mary investigations.
To the Committee on the Judiciary.
Ordinance No. 1856,
Concerning State attorneys
To the Committee on the Judiciary.
Ordinance No. 1877, bis,
Concerning limitation of legislative power.
Ordinance No. 1917,
Concerning movable property
To the Committee on the Judiciary.
Ordinance No. 1873,
Concerning right of suffrage.
To the Committee on Elective Franchise.
Ordinance No. 139,
Concerning elections and the elective fran
chise.
TO the Committee on Elective Franchise.
Ordinance No. 140,
Concerning sectarian instruction In public
schools.
To the Committee on Public Education.
Ordinance No. al,
Concerning approval Of appropriation bills
by the Executive.
To the Committee On Executive Depart
ment.
Ordinance No. 142,
Concerning drainage boards and the dis
triets Of the a1luvial parishes
TO the Committee on Internal Improve
ments
Ordinance No 143,
Concerning claims against the State.
To the Committee on the Judiciary.