The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-07
No. % be referred to the Committee on Taxa
JOHN PHELPS,
ROBERT B. STiLLE,
w. A. BELL, ...=.=....
JAS. 8. MATTHEWS,
lNf n 1NH TyuyfT

majority report OF the Committee on Limita-
tions recommending the adoption of articles
Nos. 1, "a, 25, 90, 28 and 80
| reserve my right to submit my views on
~ JAMES s. MATHEWS,
OF Tensas.
Under suspension Of the rules the reports
were taken up
The ordinance reported by the majority OF
the committee was read and placed upon the
calendar on second reading, becoming
Ordinance No. 1886, .=.-.=..
Concerning limitations OF powers OF govern
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Moore, of Lafourche, the
ordinance was ordered to be printed In bill
FORM together with the reports Of the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Kidd, chairman, on behalf Of the Com
mittee on Enrolment, presented the follow
ing report:
To the Honorable President and Members of
| the Constitutional Oonvention:
| Mr.. Kidd, from the Committee on Enroll
ment, begs to report as correctly enrolled or
dinance No. 302, relative to the distribution
: 'i'' f'' y 4. L. KIDD, Chairman.
Mr. Lagan, chairman, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses. presented
nineteen bills for printing done for the Con-
vention, and asked that they be referred to
the Committee on Printing for inspection and
approval
Mr.. Lagan also presented the following re-
port:
The Committee on Contingent Expenses beg
leave to report that they have examined the
following bills for labor and materials, and
have reduced the amounts therein claimed as
follows:
George Mcneil ss2; reduced to $6s 20.
State House keepers, for cleaning, etc,
$105 80; reduced to S52 rs.
And have approved the following bills:
Ice, ST.; repairing door, So so; new glass light,
We ask that they be paid as passed upon by
M. D. LAGAN, Chairman.
Under suspension Of the rules the report
was adopted.
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED.
The following named members introduced
the following entitled ordinances. which were
severally read and ordered to lie over In ac-
cordanee with the rules OF the Convention, to
wit:
By Mr.. Marshall
Ordinance No. $40,
Concerning the eligibility of women to
office.
By Mr.. Stewart
Ordinance No. 311, =-.m.
Concerning laborers' privileges.
BY Mr.. Elan
Ordinance No. 312
Concerning limitation Of legislative power.
By Mr.. Elan
Ordinance No. 313,
Concerning taxation, Limitations and ex-
emptions.
By Mr.. George
Ordinance No. 3l4,
Concerning State University.
By Mr.. Carey
Ordinance No.915
Concerning exemption of city built boats
from wharfage dues. =..=...=.. .....5 ..
By Mr.. Bobie-
Ordinance No. SIG,
Concerning tax collectors.
By Mr.. Moore of st. Landry
Ordinance No. 317,
Concerning private corporations.
By Mr.. Moore of st. Landry
Ordinance No 31S,
Concerning the terms OF district courts.
By Mr.. Moore, of st. Landry
Ordinance No 319, =.5...
Concerning the offices Of senior justice Of
peace
By Mr. Moore, Of st. Landry
Ordinance No. 800,
Concerning public schools.
By Mr.. Moore, Of st. Landry
Ordinance No 321,
Concerning the removal of parish officers.
By Mr.. Byrne-
Ordinance No. 322 ~..m
Concerning prohibition of quarantine
By Mr.. Byrne-
Ordinance No. 1913,
Concerning intermarriage of white persons
and persons of African descent.
BY Mr.. Millard-
Ordinance No. 324,
Concerning the funding Of the floating in
debtedness Of the State.
BY Mr.. Landry
Ordinance No 1876. .-@ ...z
Concerning prohibition of license for Sum
day work.
By Mr. Collins
Ordinance No. 326, ~ .-..m
Concerning mechanical industry In charl-
table institutions receiving State aid.
By Mr.. Davis
Ordinance No. 327,
Concerning abrdging and simplifying the
civil and criminal law and simplifying the
the rules of practice.
By Mr.. Pardee-
Ordinance No. 1873,
Concerning cremation
By Mr.. Loan =-.-...--. =....
Ordinance No. 800,
Concerning penalty for introducing paupers
into the State. M#..4..
By Mr.. Self
Ordinance No. $50,
Concerning justices of the peace.
By Mr.. Joffrion- .5 ..
Ordinance No. 331,'
Concerning the rights OF suffrage.
Rv Mr. Davaunprt