The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

gong ana returning, net ~
miles, at five cents .....s IL
Days 10 attendance twelve, at 81 10 "a 90
j. A. O'seal, Franklin, st. Mary
parish. go miles Travelled, at
Three days attendance at 81 B. 800
M. It. Gordy, Franklin. st. Mary
parish go miles, at five cents ~
Days In attendance six, at 81 g. 10 90
Geo. Souie, city, three days - 800
Victor Kenison, $50 miles at five cents,
six days at s1.....s....,......... 10 80
Wade Coleman, $50 miles at five cents,
SIX days at 81 ...........e.4..... 10 80
John Marsh, 200 miles at five cents, five
days at 81 Observation-Disclosures. II 90,
Total ........................... .s1z2 90
BOILING WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
On motion Of Mr. Williams, the rules were
suspended to consider the resolution at this
time, and on his further motion the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr.. Mitchell, chairman of the Committee
on Auditing and Supervising the Expenses o 4
the Senate, obtained unanimous consent and
submitted the following report, which was re-
ceived:
NEW ORLEANS, February I, 1879.
To the .Honorabls President and Members OF
the Senate:
an, authorized by the Committee on Audit
Senate TO report AZ follows, viz:
Favorably on resolution to pay jeff ID.
Smith and Willie Barbour, Senate messengers,
three dollars per diem during present session
Favorably on resolution authorizing Ser
geant-at-Arms TO employ clerk.
Fayorably on resolution relative to payment
Of pages.
ment Of salaries to keepers Of state-House
and TO State House engineers.
Respectfully submitted,
Chairman Committee
On motion Of Mr.. Steven
House bill No. 152,
AN act making appropriations to cover
deficiencies Of former years, to be paid out Of
the revenues Of such years"
Was taken up under the favorable report Of
the Committee on Finance. together with the
following amendments offered by the eora-
mittee:
l. In line 2e strike ont twelve" and insert
the word five" In lieu thereof, adding the fol-
lowing words: ITO be distributed pro rata
| among those who have proper claims and
who have not been paid !" and La line n strike
out the figures ''s12 900"
| insert ave-"
3. Strike out after line 81 the item referring
| to appropriations for State assessors.
4. To the item approprtating school funds,
fed amounts shall be taken out Of school
fund apportioned to New Orleans
S. In line 10. strike out the word $500 and
insert $500"
8. In line Ill, strike out "Sf200" and insert
"s24O0."
7. Insert in section Of the bill the follow
ing:
Appropriation for the payment Of clerk
| ofregistration Ia the year 1876 $500. 500
For the year 1877 ..-.......-..+..-...--.. 30
Total .s75
payable out Of the general funds Of the re-
spectlve years.
9 Appropriation to pay estate Of L.. G.
Maclin, for Judgment for coal and wood fur
nished the State, out Of the general fand OF
1875, s966.
Maelin, for Judgment Tor coal aud wood fur
nisned the State, out Of the general fund OF
1876, S1241.
H. Appropriation to pay Herman Meyer
for State taxes enormously paid by him, and
| paid into the State treasury:
For the year 1874 .......-.........--..s 37 Cd
/ For the year 1875 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al 81
1 For the year 1876. .....-.-...-...+...-.. 81 5f
i Making a total Of $40 Il
to be paid out of the fund Of said years re-
spectiveiy.
H. Approximation to the State Board OF Ins-
migration to ra.nburse money D9rro ssez,
to Louisiana, 1919, to be paid upon the waE-
rant OF the president Of said board, out OF the
general fund Of 1878.
ID. Appropriation TO pay Cnas; ". bo0.aD5 I
fund OF that year, but TO be PAID onIy Hpoa
the order and with the approval Oh the state
Superintendent OF Public Education, SlOn.
Amendment was read.
Mr.. Wheeler demanded the yeas and nays
On the adoption of the first amendment.
/ The roll being called, resulted az follows:
YeasLMessrs. Delahoussaye. Ducroe, Her
ron, Kelly, Kenner, Norgood Perkins. Rich
ard aTds9 WiI sam a Sisda I0s ''0n Tax
| NavsLMessrs. Breaux, Benners Bowden
Brvant. Cage, Cahen, Ellis, Fontenot, Gar
land, Ola, Harding, Merkel. Sandiford, Wells
Absent-Messrs. DeBouchel, Harper, Ian
dry, Mitchell, Scanland, Wales
The President of the Senate voted aye, and
the amendment was adopted.
The President OF the Senate, after an
nouncing the vote, stated he had voted for
the amendment through Misrepresentation,
and at his request Mr.. Stubbs moved to re-
consider the vote by which the amendment
was adopted
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
Mr. Steven moved to adopt the first amend
ment, and demanded the yeas and nays.
The roll being called, resulted as follows.
YeasMessrs. Delahoussaye, Ducros, Her.
ron, Kelly, kenner, Norwood, Perkins, Rich
ardson, Steven, Stubbs, Texada, Williams
Nays-Messrs. Breaux, Benners. Bowden.
Bryant, Cage, Cahen. Ellis, Fontenot. GAR
land, Gla. Harding, MerkeI, Mitchell, Sandi-
ford, Stamps, Sutton. Wells. Wheeler ls
dry. Scanland, Wales
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