The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
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ofice OF State superintendent oi Public Edu-
cation for the years 1877 and 1873 $3.50.
10. Appropriation ~ pay Chas: W. Bootbby
fund Of that year, but 10 be paid only upon
the order and with the approval Of the State
Superintendent Of Public Education $1,000.
On the motion of Mr.. Warmoth the House
refused to concur In tho amendments. and
asked from the Senate committee of confer
ence. The Speaker appointed Messrs. Pope,
Hill, Wise, Bower and veazey.
Mr.. Jones called UP
Senate bill No 8, entitled
IAN act to provide for the supplying Of the
loss of public records and other papers con-
stunned by the burning Of the courthouse In
the parish of Grant"
The bill was taken mp on second reading,
under the favorable report OF the Committee
ON the Judiciary.
Under suspension Of the rules the bill was
read third time and passed.
The title was adopted
Mr.. Ryland 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 bin No. log, entitled
'An act for the relief OF J. " Calhoun"
Was taken ND on second reading under the
favorable report Of the Committee on Claims
The rules were suspended and the bill was
read third time and passed.
The title was adopted.
MIR. Reaney moved that the vote on the
final passage Of this bill he reconsidered. and
on bis own motion the motion to reconsider
was laid on the table.
Senate bin No. 35. entitled
"An act to define and prevent vagrancy, and
10 prevent the commission OF crimes. INSIDE
meanors and other breaches Of the peace; to
provide for the arrest and detention Of va
grants and suspicious persons; and 10 EN-
power the city OF New Orleans and o.her
municipal corporations to establish and regu-
late houses of detention for such persons"
Was taken up on its first reading.
On motion to suspend the rules to put the
bill on second reading
Mr.. Detiege called for the yeas and nays
with the following result:
Yeas--Messrs Barthelmy, Brent BrIdgcr,
Billleu, Bienvenu, Bower, Carter, Cunning
ham, Davidson OF Red River, Dupaty
Durfo, Fitzgerald, Gearey, Guldry. Cor
Hay. Hi. Hishtower, Jefrries, jenkins.
Liddell, Martin Of st. Landry, Martin Of OLAF
borne, Marquee. Nixon, Nettlea, O'Bryan,
Parmelee, Pope, Potts, Rabouin, Reaney, Re-
don, henwick, Hobeson M. koss, hyiand SHARP
pert, Torrey. Vance. vidrine, Watson. WISE
Young-52.
Nays-Messrs, Arnauld, Bourgeois Brown
81 Jefferson GarvilIe Como Coleman David
Hawkins, Hite Murrrll, McElroy, Scratchley,
Smith OF ut. Mary, Warmoth--17.
The motion to suspend the rules was lost
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans. February l, 1879. J
TO the honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House ~ Representatives:
I am directed 10 inform your honorable
body that the Senate has concurred In the
House bin No. III, entitled
IAN act ceding to tho United States the
dominion Jurisdiction over all levees con-
Btructed or repaired by the United States In
The State OF Louisiana"
House bill No. 100, entitled
'An act to enable the people and school
board Of West Carroll to bring suit for certain
property and funds"
House bill No. 104, entitled
can act TO provide for the removal Of the
seat OF justice Of the parish Of Jefferson"
Respectfully,
JOHN CLEGG, Secretary.
Mr.. Cunningham called up
Senate bill No. @, entitled
"An act to amend and re-enact section Of
act approved March ii, 1873 entitled An act
to authorize the loan Of State bonds to the
New Orleans Pacific Railway Company; TO
provide means for the payment Of the prin
cipal and interest; to authorize the company
to make Its mortgage bonds and secure them
by first mortgage Of present and future
property; to provide pledge Of said mort
gage bonds to the State, and the terms there
Of and to regulate the use Of the proceeds OF
seid State bonds"
This bill was taken up on It's first reading.
Mr.. Cunningham moved to suspend the
rules TO place the bill on second reading.
On this motion Mr.. Demas called for the
yeas and nays, with the following result:
Yeas-Hon. J. G. Moncure Speaker, and
Meesrs. Arnauid, Brent, Board, Bourgeois
Carron, Carter, Cunningham, Davidson OF
Red River. Dupaty, Durio, Gearey, Guidry
Gordon, Gubernator, Hammond, Hart, Ha-
sam, Hawkins, Hightnwer, Holzhalb, yeffrles,
Jenkins, Jones' Lott, Martin Of st. Landry,
Nixon, Murrell. Mckee, Parmelee, Potts, Re-
don, Robson, Ross, Sharp, Scratchley, Smith
OF jackson, Schumpert, Vance, Vidrine, Wal
ton, Warmoth WatSon-43.
Nays-Messrs. Barthelmy, Bridger, Bill
lieu, Bienvenu, Brown of jefferson, Carville,
Coco. Como, Coleman, Davidson Of Iberville,
Demas, Detiege, Decuir, Frazier Fitzgerald,
Hay, Hite, Liddell, Lyons. Martin OF Clai
borne, MARQUEE, McElroy, Nettles. O'Bryan,
Rabouin, Reaney, Renwlck, Ryland. Smart, |
Stechmann. Smith OF st. Mary, Scott, Torrey, |
Young-34.
The motion to suspend the rules was lost.
House bill No. 50.
''An act to authorize 7. A. Flanagan to sue
the State" .....
On motion OF Mr.. Lyons, was taken up.
Mr.. Lyons moved that the House concur In |
the amendment of the Senate.
The amendment was read as follows:
In section l. line IL, insert after the
word State" the words "for services rem
dered as special counsel In certain suits
against the Board of Liquidation"
The amendment was adopted.
Senate bill No. 6,