The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
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1 1enhte Dill NO. ", entitled g
IAN act for the relief OF John, Lucy, Kate,
and Minerva Hays, the minor children and
heirs Of the late Harry 7, Hays, by the re-
mission on State and municipal taxes on GER
tain real estate In the city Of New Orleans,
belonging to said heirs, for and during the
time the said real estate was heM by its
purchasers ut It's contiscation sale: the said
estate having been conflscated and sold under
the conflscation laws Of the United States as
the property Of said Harry 7. Hays, and
bought by Rufus NAPLES IN 1855. and held by
him until July, 1878. without paying the State
OF. city taxes accruing on said estate during
Was called up by Mr.. Jenkins on It's second
reading under the favorable report Of the
COMMITTEES on claims. !
The bill was read.
The rules were suspended, and the bill was
read athiri time and passed.
Thetitle was adopted.
Mr.. Jenkins moved TO reconsider the vote
just taken on the final passage of the bill,
and on his own motion the motion to recon-
slider was laid on the table.
Senate blI No 81.
a act amending act No. 80 of theextra SEES
fsfohl otrls 1871. f6-orsanizins the Board OK Il ealth
OF the State Of Louisiana; extending, defining
and prescribing Its powers and duties and those
Of quarantine and other officers under its con-
troll revising and establishing the rates Of
quarantine charges and maintenance Of quar-.
antine; providing for It's expenses; for the
recording Of births, deaths and marriages
and the issuing of marriage licenses In the
parish OF Orleans; for the inspection OF live
stock and meats In the slaughter houses In
the parishes Of Orleans, jefferson and st.
Bernard; prescribing the duties and obliga-
tions OF masters OF vessels and others arriving
at quarantine stations; establishing penalties
and remedies for the enforcement OF this act
and for violations OF the same, and Of the or.
dlnances and orders made In pursuance there
OF; and giving effect, as evidence, TO certain
certificates OF quarantine. physicians. and tc
the sanitary ordinances OF the city Of New
Orleans and the Board OF HEALTH"
Was taken up ON second reading. under the
favorable report Of the Committee on Health
and Quarantine, with amendments.
Mr.. Bienvenu moved to strike out the
enacting clause.
Mr.. Ryland moved to postpone the further
consideration Of this bill until tomorrow al
/ o'clock.
The motion to postpone was carried.
Senate bill No. to1, entitled
San act for the relief of George w. Dupre
State Printer"
Was taken up on first reading.
On the motion of Mr.. Hammond the further
consideration OF the bill was postponed unit
il 80 tomorrow.
House bill No. 165,
can act to repeal section l OF act No. 60 o
the extra session, approved April Is, 1877
entitled An act for the protection Of game
animals and birds In the State Of Louisiana
In SO far as the same applies to the parishes
of Vernon, Caldwell, Rapides, jackson, Winr
and Claiborne"
Was taken up on second reading, was con
sidered engressed, the rules were suspended
the bill was read a third time and passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Jones moved to reconsider the vote OF
the passage OF this bill, and, on his own mo
ton, the motion to reconsider was laid on thu
table.
Senate bill No. 80,
IAN act to amend anil re-enact section
of an act entitled An act to incorporate th
town Of Jeannerette, In thu parish OF IBERIA
Was taken up ON second reading under tn,
favorable report of the Committee on Corpo
: r~ations, with amendment.
The amendment was adopted, as follows:
Amend section / by striking out the las
lines In said section, beginning at the wor
provided"
The rules were suspended, and the bill rea,
a third time and passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Liddell moved that the vote be recon
sidered on the final passage OF the bill, an
on his own motion the motion to ~reconside
was laid on the table.
Senate bill No. 43, entitled
A act to authorize the Police Jury of tn,
parish of Iberville to levya special tax to pa.
Its floating debt"
Was taken up on second reading under TIN
favorable report OF the Committee on Pare
chial Affairs.
The rules were suspended, and the bill wa
read a third time passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Carville moved to reconsider the vot
on the final passage OF the bill, and Of
his own motion the motion to reconsider wa
laid on the table.
Senate bill No. 66, entitled
"An act for the relief Of the widow an
heirs Of Eraste Mouton, deceased, Judge 0
the Sixteenth Judicial District"
Was taken up on second reading on th
favorable report of the Committee on Claims
The rules were suspended, and the bill wa
read a third time and passed.
The title was adopted.
A motion to reconsider the vote on the fina
passage Of the bill was laid on the table.
House bill No. 121,
AN act to authorize the Police Jury t
fund the floating indebtedness of the parish o
t st. Bernard; to verify the legality Of said IL
debtcdness and ascertain the amount, and t
provide for the payment OF the principe
y thereof; for a special tax for that purpose
y and to limit the rate Of interest on said In
8 debtness. and to prohibit suits against sal