The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-18

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The Committee on Railroads. Representative
amendatory Of Up act creating the Alexsnd Z,
act t9 m amend ena section
the loan Of State bonds to the New. Orleans Pa
cific Railway Company: to provide means fo
the payment OF the principal and interests {
authorize the company to make It's mortgag
bonds and secure them by first mortgage {
pledge Of said mortgage. bonds to the State. an
proceeds of said State bonds"
The ,eport was adopted and the bills placed o
the calendar.
On motion Of Representative BIlIieu the BIZ
relating to the New Orleans Pacific Rairoat
was ordered TO be printed in the journal,
Speaker Moncure. from the Committee Of
proposed to rule No. IS. The report wa
| adopted. The rules we're suspended and tn
BoWer from the Special Com
House biz No; q. An n. act to provide for tn
q city f q New 6renns
the appropriation Of moneys to be withdrawn
prohibiting change in the destination Of ap
proprIated funds: making such change penal
propriated By ordinances. and attaching a pen
atty to violation Of ordinances in the last men
toned e;i, res a Inc report was adopted ant
Representative, Lyons called for the specia
order OF the day. being the bill to abolish
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY COMPANY
:, Representative Gearey, Of Calcasieu. moved
that The House do now adjourn.
On this motion standing vote was taken ant
resulted-yeas 10. nays 40. and the House refused
Representa,iv e,earev moved tbot ,rrtbor oon.
sideraion Of the bill be postponed until Mon ia,
next at O'Clock.
On this motion the yeas and nays we're de.
manded, with the following result:
tpQ9-M4leF of Ts,fT Hor
ron; Carter. garville, Como, Coleman. Davidson
Of Iberville. Demgs Frazer. Gearey. Guidry. Gu
PPethat2 Robd Mite Martin Ct Claiborne Mckee
~ "S Nays HSa I: 3 Mon,ure. Speaker. and
Messrs Allen Allen Armstrong APnoud Barthelmy
son Of Red River. Detieee. Decuir. Dupaty
Rasae H Ra1H EH sp Hin Hart Ha
halb. jefrries, Jenkins. Jones. Iauer. Lott
LIONS. Marin Of vt; Landry. MARQUEE. Nixon
Mnnday. murrell. McEroy. Nealev. .Nettles
Red9n. Renwick, Ross. kyland., Sharp. Smart
Vidrine, Walton, Watson, Wise. Young 50,
SECOND reading.
Representative Cunningham offered an
amendment az an additional section. provid-
ing that nothing contained In the act should
be construed to prevent railing for benevolent
Hepresentative. Detiege offered an amend
ment TO one Of the sections OF the bill Of the
same tenor as the foregoing.
On motion, the amendment offered by Repre-
sentative Detlege was voted down without divi-
sion.
The question then required on the amend
ment proposed by representative Cunningham
Representative Carville opposed the amend
ment proposed by Representatives Cunningham
He did not see why provision should be- m ade
Tor lotteries fol, the moral classes when 1t was
hnl oh In lott h..n
immoral nature and tendencies. II the lottery
was 70 be abolished. then abolish lotteries OF
every class or kind whatever.
Repre- sentative Jefferies did not see the need
Tor any any amendment whatever. and moved
to lay this one on the table. The motion was
The previous question was then demanded
ana Q motion to adopt section by section being
voted down. the bill passed it's second reading
~ az pae FRA roce vote only five or
On motion OF Representative Lyons the bill
was then ordered to be engrossed. and was
made the special order for tomorrow at /
CLOCK, motion to postpone Its further con-
5fderation until Monday offered BY Represen.
lafive Demas. having been voted down.
,hepres:entatiye Murrell moved that chairmen
n committees be required 10 serve written no.
Ices Of meetings upon members.
Representative Lyons offered as a substitute
nat the cbairmen OF committees be instructed
% place copy OF such notices In the hands of
ne Sergeant, at, Arms. and that that officer at
ach It TO the bulletin board. where ali members
,9ulu see IL. Inc substitute was accepted and
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Representative Murrell: bill to grant ferry
privileges across the Mississippi, from Delhi to
'i sia to certain persons named therein.
lshers who printed the constitutional amend
nents.
Representative Estopinai: A bill to authorize
ne parish OF St. Bernard to fund its indebted |
eeS
Representative Allen: A bill to purchase an |
fficial map OF the parish OF Livingston, and to |
Also iii to annex po sr s' Of Ascension
arish to the parish OF Livingston, and to divide |
aid territory into police jury wards, and for |
Representative Hasam: A bill for the relief
John II. McCan, Of the parish of Orleans.
Representative Young: A bill to amend arti-
&c s1 81 the CODE OF aGactiee OF Louisiana
oct matter. and to repeal act No. so of the SEES
ion of the Legislature OF 1876
Representative Hill: bill to amend article
J 81 1877, relative to assessments In the parish
Representative Young: A bill making an 40.
ropriation to cover the deficiency Of the ap-
essors for the city OF New Orleans.
Also. a bill to amend and re-enact section 4s3
the Revised Statutes of this State.
Representative Wise A bill for the relief of
Representative Hite: A bill to prohibit the
tate. parochial or municipal authorities from
WINE VI CCllcCtABk Huy llGtuSb Vi INK upon
ny fair. collation. or public entertainment
cid In support OF any public charity or for re.
gious purposes.
Representative Bar.helmy: A bill to repeal
j State laws relating to the public lands not
rejected by the laws OF the United States.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Representative Arnauld: An act to abolish
70 offices OF Administrator OF Waterworks. Ad-
Illustrator OF Assessments. and Admin istrator
Police; to transfer the duties of the bureaus
JUS vacated, and to fix the salaries of the re-
aiming administrators. Read twice and re-
rred to the Committee on City Affairs.
The Speaker announced the enrolling clerks
the House. appointed January 7, as follows:
s. Martin. P. J. Vigo, G. K. Cakes, J. F.
eeder. ]. y. Hardy. J. A. Smith. D. f. Wend-
az and @. G. McMurray.
On motion the House adjourned until to-
orrow morning at IL 80 o'clock
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They make elegant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD. |,