The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-10

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ments proposed by the Committee on Finance
to section 10 were adopted.
Section 10 MS amended was adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Walton section 20 was
stricken out of the bill.
Section 2lswas read and adopted.
On motion of Mr. Steele the vote by which
section ~ was adopted was reconsidered
Mr.. Steele moved to reconsider the vote by
which Mr.. Marston's amendment to section
u, In reference to "tolI bridges and FERRIES"
| was agreed to.
The Senate refused to reconsider the vote
by which the amendment was adopted.
The section az was adopted.
Mr.. Watkins moved to reconsider the vote
by which section 16 was adopted.
The motion was agreed to-
On motion of Mr.. Watkins the vote was
reconsidered by which the Senate adopted
the amendments proposed by the COMMITTEES
on Finance to section 16.
On motion of Mr.. Watkins tho amendments
proposed by the committee to section I6 were
| laid on the table
| Section 16 tprlnted bin was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson, the bill was
| ordered to be read n third time
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Hagan, chairman OF the Committee on
| Parks and Public Buildings obtained unan-
nous consent to submit at this time the fol-
| lowing report:
T. tho President and Members of the Senate:
nm nstruotedb by the COMMITTEES on Parks
| and Public Buildings to report favorahIy
House bill No. $780,
| superintendent and other officers and en-
| ployees for the New Basin. Canal and She'll
| Kpad, prescribing his dutiea fixing his
SALARY and limiting the expenses of said
| basin, canal aud shell road
| with the following amendment:
| Strike out from word bridge" in line 25,
section 9. To tho word "pEovded," In line 49,
| Respectfully, THOMAS HAGAN.
| Mr.. Harrla. chairman OF tho Committee on
city Of New Orleans. obtained unanimous
consent to submit at this time tho following
report:
| COMMITTEE ON CtTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
To tho President and Members OF the Senate:
| Your comtDttee. to whom was referred Il
| House bill No. 81 entitled
| An act TO prOvld5 the necessary stationery
for the various judicial and other officers OF
| the parish Of Orleans, and
| House bill No. Eli. entitled
| An net to assign the clerks of the city courts
OF the city OF New Orleans, elected ut the gen-
| eraI election on second December. 1870 under
the provisions OF the constitution of 1879 and
prescribing their oath.
| Beg leave to report the same favorably
| Respectfully submitted.
EDWIN HARRIS. Chairman.
WITHDRAWAL OF PAPERS FROM THE FILES
| OF THE SENATE.
| Mr.. Ably obtained leave to withdraw from
the files Of the Senate the report of the Joint
Committee on Examination of the Books,
| Vouchers. etc, of the State Auditor and
| Treasurer.
LEAVE OF AsBENCE.
On motion OF Mr.. Steele leave OF absence
| for the remainder Of the session was granted
| to the Hon. G. Newton.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 1870,
An act to provide for the gauging and In
spection of oils and fluids derived wholly or In
part from coal or petroleum: to establish fees
for the same, to provide for the appointment
Of gaugers and inspectors, to regulate and
restrict the sale and use Of said oils and fluids,
and to provide penalties for the violation Of
this act.
Was taken up on second reading, and the
bill was laid on the table.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill No. 81,
An act requiring all stores, shops, grocer
les, saloons and all places of public business
which are or may be licensed under any law
of the State Of Louisiana, or under any mu-
nicipal or parochal laws, except those herein
exempted, to be closed on Sundays, and for
bidding all giving, trading, bartering and
selling on said days; declaring 1t misde-
meanor to violate the provisions of this act,
and to fix penalties for all violations of the
same, to exempt from the provisions of this
act drug stores, apothecaries' shops, public
and private markets, bakeries, livery stables,
railroads, whether eteam or horse, hotels,
boarding houses and steamboats,; and to re-
peal all laws or parts OF laws contrary to and
inconsistent herewith,
Was taken up on second reading and read
in full.
Mr.. Ably moved that further consideration
of the bill be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Brian demanded the yeas and nays
The call having been sustained, the roll was
called, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Ably, Augustin, Burlington,
Campbell, Cunningham, Estopnal, Foster,
Hagan, Harris, Kidd, Leake, Lucas, Luckett,
Marston, Mutt Parlange, Pollock, Robert
son. Rogers, Story, Vance, Walton, Watkins
-23.
Naye-Messrs. Brian. Cahen, Davey, De-
mas, Fontenot, Nunez. Perry, Steele, Set
toon, Simnes-10.
Absent-Messrs. Montan, Newton, Stew
arts.
And House bill No. 81,
An act requiring all stores, shops, grocer
les, saloons and all places Of public business,
which are or may be licensed under any law
of the State of Louisiana, or under any mu-
nicipal or parochial laws, except those herein
exempted, to be closed on Sundays, and for
bidding all giving, trading, bartering and
selling on said days; declaring 1t misde-
meanor to violate the provisions Of this act,
and to fix penalties for all violations Of the
same; to exempt from the provisions Of this