The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
pretus Court Oh tlls Hiats from the parishes
III Gaddg. Bosaief aud Defsgto."
Very respectfully,
FRANCIS I. NICHOLAS,

Ntaf1 Oh ItrHfStaUHt
New Orleans, January 80 1879
10 the Honorable the senate mud House Of Hep.
resantatiyes. In General Assembly con
venedi
| | have the henut 30 submit herewith ae-
count rendered by r. N Ogden Attorney
General, Of expenditures tiu1ef appropriations
Tot bis contingent fund also his aiinual report
FRANCIS 4. NICHOLAS,
Governor.
The report and aaeetint. On motion OF Mr..
Lyons, we're referred 10 the COMMITTEES ON The
Judiciary.
tMt Hill In tbs ehai,l
Under the resolution Of the Heuse, adopted
this merning, the regular calendar was taken
up. Rs follows
House bill No. rs,
IAN act 10 provide for the appointm eht
Of additional police Jurors for the parish Of
East Carroll"
Was taken up ON Ms third reading.
On the motion ri Mr.. Mufrsll the vote by
which this bill was ordered TO DO considered
as engrossed. January ~. was reeonsldersd.
Mr.. Murrel offered the following amend
ment:
Add at the end 81 the second section the
following words "f'fevidea, the provisions
Of this att shall also apply 10 the parish OF
Madison authorizing the Governor to appoint
three members Of the Police Jury OF said
parish Of Madison"
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. I.arthelmy presented memorial 6t The
citizens Of East Carroll relating TO the subject
matter Of the bill.
The memorial was read for the Information
Of the House.
Mr.. Lott moved that the rules be suspended
In order that the bill might be taken as en-
crossed.
On this motion the yeas and nays we're
called for, with the following result
Yeas = Messrs. Arnsula Brent g,Ills g
HawE ip MAY Hay, AG ail' Hiebtover, HolSs
halb Jetfrtes, jon g. Lauef, Ilddell Lott,
| Lyons. Martin Of st. Landry, Marquee, Mix
On, Munday. Mnrfsll. MeElfgyt Healsg, Net
ties. 0'Bfyan, Patmelse Potts, Rabe,ilfl,
mann, Scott. Torfsy, Walton, Wafnetb.
Wiss444.
Nays : Messrs. garthsmy, Bourgeois,
brown Of jefferson, qaryilie, Como. Coleman.
CUR. Duoota, Fitzgerald. Gsafsy, Hlte, Smith
Of st. Mary. Veazey-15.
| AHA ifbtibH W StSbSta ttd tHte- Wsss t6i-
ried and the bill was ordered 10 be considered
as engrossed.
The bill was read third time.
On the final passage of the bill Mr.. Dstiege
called for the yeas and nays, with the follow.
Ing result:
Yeas speaker Moneurs md Msssrs. Ar
naid, Brent, Bower, Brown Of Tsrisas, Car
ter. Coco, 0otdlll, Davidson gf ia River,
Hs asss Hs s'ss 5 Hsy Hal ast sit adSs
Lott Lyons. Marques, Nixon, Munday. Muir
Pope, Potts, habotln, Reansy. Itobsson
Hyland, smart, Scott Torrsy, Walton. Wat
son. Welsh Wise, Young ~.
Nays = Messrs. Bafthelmy, Bourgeois.
Brown of Jefferson, Carvilis, Como. Cole
man, Davidson Of fbsrville, Demas, Detiege,
Deeuir, Dueota, Fitzgerald, IIite. Smith OF
st. Mary, Veazey. Warmoth-1e.
And the bill was passed.
Mr.. Dsmas, rising 30 a point Of order. sub
mittsd the point that the amendment Of
Mr.. Murreli was offered whie the bill was ON
Its third reading, and that the rsoUnsdsra-
ton Of the vote by which The bill was ordered
10 be taken MS eDgrossed January ~ was
not sufficient to open the bill TO amendment.
without reconsideration Of the vote by
which the bill was put upon It's third reading.
Mr.. Hill, chairman, ruled that the reeoDsid.
GRAFTON of the vote by which the bill was
ordered to be- taken as engrosssd did not open
the bill for amendment. unless the vote by
which Il passed TO Its third reading was also
reeonsidered.
Mr., Murrell appealed from the decision Of
the Chair,
And the question was put
''Shall the decision Of the Chair be- sus-
tanned as tho sense u the Housef
On this motion Mr.. Denas called for the
yeas and nays, with the following result:
Yeas Messrs Arnauld. Barthelmy, Bilieu,
Bower, Bourgeois. Brown Of Tensas, CarroD,
Coco. Cotdili, Davidson Of Red River, Dupaty,
Fitzgerald. Hammond, Hasatn. Hightowsr.
Jeifries, Jenkins. Jones, Landry, Lausr, Lid
dell. Lott. Lyons, Martin of st. Landry,
Marquee, Nixon, Munday, MeElroy, Nealsy,
Nettfea, O,Bryan. Pernelee, Pope, Potts,
stechmanp, Scott, sehumpert, Taylor, Torrey,
Veazey, Walton, Wise. Young Al.
Nays Msssrs Brown Of Jefferson. Como,
Coleman, Davidson Of 1bsryille,. Detnas.
Detiege. Deciir, Ducote, Hawkins, Hits.
Murrell, Smith Of St. MaryAf2.
The ruling of the Chair was sustained.
On the motion of Mr.. Lott the title of the
| bill was adopted.
| Mr.. Lott moved TO reconsider the vote by
| which the bill finally passed. and ON his own
notion the motion to reconsider was laid on
the table.
SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY.
The special order of the day. being
| House bill No 100,
can act to provide for the speedy collection
of State taxes and licenses, city taxes and
licenses In the parish Of Orleans; to provide
for jurisdiction Of the district courts, and
divest Justices courts Of jurisdiction In tax
and license cases; relative to the duties ol
the Attorney General, Assistant Attorney
General, tax collectors and the State Auditor
prescribing certain duties and fees relative 10
the remission Of penalties and forfeitures; the
receipt of evidences Of debt for licenses and
taxes. and the duties OF the civil sheriff for
the parish Of Orleans In the collection Of
| taxes"