The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

pended In order to place the bill on It's THIRD
reading.
Which motion was lost.
Mr.. Murrell moved that the bill be post
poned and made the special order OF the day
for Monday next, January 49, Immediately
after the reading Of the Journal.
And on this motion he called for the yeai
and nays. with the following result:
Yeas Messrs. Barthelmy, Bilier, Bord
Bourgeois, Coco, Como, Coleman, Cunning
ham, Davidson of Ibervilie, Decuir, Ducote
Durio, Gubernator, Hart, Hasam, Hawkins
Hay, Hite. Holzhalb, McEroy, Mckee. Pope
Redon, Smart, Scratchley. veazey. vidrine
Nays-Messrs. Armstrong, Arnauld, Brent
Bienvenu, Bower. Brown OF Tensas, Carter
Carville, Coriill, Cousin, Demas. EstopiDai
Frazer, Fitzgerald. Gearey, Guidry, Gordon
Hammond, HUI, yeffIies, Jenkins, Jones
Landry, Marquee, Nixon, Murrell, Nealey
OBryan. Parmelee, Potts, Rabouin, Reaney
Renwick, Ryland, Sharp. Steele Stechmann
Smith of jackson, Smith of st. Mary. Scott
Schumpert. Taylor, Vance, Walton, Wise-51
The motion to postpone was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Ryland the bill was re-
ferred to tho Committee on Ways ant
Means.
Mr.. Demas moved that the House do now
adjourn In respect to the late Thomas j. Sim
monds, Of the parish Of Washington, o Rep
resentative elect of the House of Representa-
tives.
The motion to adjourn was lost.
Mr.. Taylor asked and obtained leave tc
withdraw from the hands of the Clerk of the
House OF Representatives act No. 81 of the
extra session Of 1878.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following named members gave notice
that they would at some future day Introduce
the following entitled bills as follows:
BY Mr.. Moncure-
"An act donating certain lands to the Red
River and Mississippi Railroad Company,
and declaring the forfeiture Of said lands by
the Vicksburg. Shreveport and Texas Rail-
road Company"
BY Mr.. Landry
IAN act making all legal warrants, or
rather State consols. receivable for licenses
and taxes due the State, etc. amount five and
a half mills"
BY Mr.. Landry
"An act to enforce the duties of police
jurors In the State, outside of New Orleans"
etc.
By Mr.. Demas-
can act entitled An act for the relief OF
Edward Trepagnier. Of st. John the Baptist -"
By Mr.. Davidson, of Iberville-
"An act to repeal act No. "a. session Of
1878"
By Mr.. O'Bryan-
A bill for the relief Of Levy Hargraves,a resi-
dent of vermillion parish and authorizing the
cancellation OF certain notes and the retrans-
fer OF certain lands to the State"
Also,
"A bill for the relief of Hypolite Belair, a
resident Of Vermillion parish"
BY Mr.. Gubernator-
can act for the relief of Charles J. Ledig T..
A. Bozonier, Jas. Demoruelle, w. A. Landry
and w. A. OReily, for services rendered as
clerks of registration for the months OF May,
June, July and August, 1878"
BY Mr.. Barthelmy-
AN act to repeal acts No. "a and No. Is of
The extra session of 1877, and to re-establish
the boundaries and representation In the Gen.
,ral Assembly Of the parish Of Carroll
By Mr.. Lyons
"An act providing for the payment Of the
Judgment In the case Of r. 9. W. Ellis vs.. the
State"
BY Mr.. Stechmann--
"An act relative to the State Printer"
By Mr.. Taylor
can act TO provide method for collecting
he revenues Of the State; to regulate the
'ale and redemption Of property forfeited to
he State for taxes"
By Mr.. Weightman-
"An act to authorize a change of the name
II Stella LATTE, minor, to Stella Fuller, and
o authorize Chs. o. and Arabella Fuller to
ldopt said minor"
By Mr.. Brent
"An act providing for the construction of
rec bridge over the Bayou Lafourche, near
Is mouth and for other purposes"
By Mr.. Hasam-
"An act to establish and regulate the civil
OF justices OF the peace for par
sh Of Orleans, and to repeal all acts In con-
lict with the same"
By Mr.. Taylo
"An act TO amend and re-enact an act en-
tiled AN act to regulate and define the du-
les and to stipulate the jurisdiction and
'moluments Of coroner approved October
Z, 1862
BY Mr.. Scratchley-
can act to amend and re-enact the act OF
lay 16, 1877, entitled An act to protect the
lealth Of the city OF New Orleans, relative TO
he slaughtering OF live stock
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Walton, In accordance with previous
lotice given, introduced bill, which was
'laced upon the calendar, becoming
House bill No. 36,
Gan act to amend section OF act approved
Ipril 20, 1S77.''
Under suspension of the rules the bill was
'assed to it's second reading and referred to
he Committee on Ways and Means.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
At 2 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Ryland moved that the special order
rider OF the day be taken up, being
House bill No. %,
"An act to provide for convention to frame
new constitution Of the State; and making