The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-30

il Senate bill No. LAG,
An act relative to the appointment Of com
missioners to superintend the repairs OF tht
State-House at Baton Rouge, and defining
their duties and powers,
i Was taken up on second reading. under the
favorable report OF the Committee on Pub
liz Buildings and State House.
/ On motion OF Mr.. Curley the bill was or.
dered printed and made the special order OF
the day for Friday next. at o'clock p. m.
REPORT or COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC EpUCA-
i TIDF.
Under suspension OF the rules, Mr.. But
Ter, chairman, on behalf Of the Committee on
Public Education, submitted the following
report:
70 the Speaker. and Members Of the House Of
| Your Committee on Public Education have
had under consideration
| House bill No. 49,
An act to establish In the city OF New Or
leans university for the education OF per-
eminent, and to make an appropriation for
It's maintenance and support,
And report favOrably on the same with
amendments, and recommend that 1t do
pass. b. j. BUTLER. Chairman.
The amendments are as follows:
Strike out all in line 8 section q after ''trus-
tees, !" down to the end Of line m said section
and Insert composed OF nine members, In the
following manner, to wit: the Governor OF
the State shall be co o6ici0 q member and
president Of the board, the superintendent Of
Public Education shall be er-obicio MEM
Der, and the remaining seven shall be ap-
pointed by the Governor Of the State, by and
with the advice and consent OF the Senate;
provided that ct least three Of the seven
members appointed by the Governor shall be
nQlpCtnn fr0rn tho 0OlnrQd rnn0
Strike out all after board" In line Is, section
2, and Insert. shall be filled by appointment
Of the Governor.
Strike out section IL and section 10.
Mr.. Butler moved to suspend the rules In
order to take up
House bill No. 247,
An act In relation to homesteads and ex-
emptions.
BY rising vote Of SO yeas to Is nays the
motion to suspend the rules was agreed to.
The bill was taken up, ordered printed and
made the special order Of the day for Friday
next at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Devereaux moved to suspend the rules
In order to take up House bills on third read
Ing.
By rising vote Of al yeas to IS nays, the
motion to suspend the rules was not agreed to.
The following messages were received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans. March ~. 1880.
TO the Speaker and Members OF the House OF
Representatives:
am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has finally passed and
requests your concurrence In Senate bills, as
follows:
Senate bill No. 166,
An act TO provide for the establishment OF
an Insane Asylum Of the State Of Louisiana,
to provide for the administration thereof.
Senate bill No. 200,
An act to amend and re-enact section 1886
Of the Revised Statutes Of 1870.
Al act g repeal lee section 1886 Of the Revised
Statutes 81 1s7O. = = -
And
Senate bill No. 2OS,
| An act requiring police juries throughout
the State and the municipal authorities Of
the city Of New Orleans to provide necessary
buildings and requisite furniture for the
holding OF sessions OF court Justices OF the
peace excepted; TO provide the necessary
buildings, lofflces and furniturefor the respec.
necessary offices, furniture, fuel and gas re-
Quired by the recorder OF mortgages, register
Of conveyances, criminal and civil sheriffs,
clerks Of courts and constables In the city Of
Respectfully, JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans. March ~. 1880.
TO the Speaker and Members OF the House OF
Representatives:
/ / have the honor to present
| Concurrent Resolution,
| Requesting our Senators and Representa-
tiveS In Congress to use their best end0avOrs
to obtain the passage Of an appropriation OF
$1,000 to clear out the mouth Of Bayou Car
lin,
Which has been signed by the Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate, and
to ask the Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives to afflx his signature to the
same.
Also, to inform your honorable body that
the Senate concurs In the report Of con-
ference committee on
Senate bill No. 40,
An act to readjust the State Land Office.
| Respectfully, JOHN OLEGa,
| Secretary OF the Senate.
! The above entitled Concurrent Resolution
was read to the House and signed by the
Speaker without delay.
| New Orleans. March n. 1850. !
To the Speaker and Members of the House Of
| Representatives.:
am directed to Inform your honorable
/
requests your concurrence In the following
Senate bills, viz:
Senate bill No. 1877,
An act to amend and re-enact article 3O5
1926 Of the CIVIL Code Of Louisiana relative to
causes Of exclusion and removal OF the father
| from the natural tutorship.
| Senate bill No. 1870,
An act prescribing the Kramer Of altering,
changing or amending the charters of cities
or towns in the State Of Louisiana, the city
| OF New Orleans excepted.
| Senate bill No. 1914,
An act to amend and re enact section 122 Of
the Revised Statutes Of 1870. regarding attor-
neys at law and In fact.
| And
Senate bill No. 1876,
| An act relative to suits and the trial thereof
before the district courts Of the State; for the
removal from office of district attorneys,
clerks Of courts, sheriffs, cor0ners, recorders,
justices Of the peace, and OF all other parish,
municipal or ward officers, under the pro-
visions OF articles 1856 and 2O1 Of the State
constitution; to provide for motions for new