The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09

of a registrar Of voters for the parish Of Or
leans, and clerks Of registration throughout
the State; fixing their compensation; defining
their duties and powers; providing for new
registration for the city Of New Orleans; to
provide for the keeping OF q registry OF legal
voters; to define the duties Of certain officers;
to prescribe penalties for violations OF this
net, and to regulate tho manner Of register
Ing voters throughout the State, and to pro-
vide for tho appointment Of special canvass
| era, etc.
1 10 tho Committee on Registration.
BY Mr.. Billlu---
House bill No. 105.
An act amending article 1866 Of tho OWL
4 Code.
10 tho Committee On tho Judiciary.
/ by MI. Billiu
/ House bin No. log.
| Al act amending article Az Of the Code Of
| Practice.
TO the COMMITTEES on Tho Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Kleinpeter
House bill No. 1O7
An act to amend and reenact mn net en-
titled can net to estaplish an institution for
the blind, and mn industrial home for tho
blind In tho city OF Baton Rouge" approved
April Ii, 1871.
TO the Committee on Public Education.
BY unanimous consent, Mr.. Aitkln presented
the following resolution:
Rcsolued, That the Speaker appoint special
| committee OF five members. whose duty 1t
| shall be to examine and report to the House
whether the Crescent City or New Orleans
GasiRht Company has complied with Its
charter.
The resolution lies over.
BY unanimous consent, Mr.. Curley pre-
scented the following resolutions:
Resolved, That tho Committee on the Ju-
dietary bG requested to examine Into the pres
ent custom III dealing IN what ~ known as
futures In cotton, IN the city 81 New Orleans,
and whether tho same Is not IN violation Of
article liz Of the constitution which declares
gambling 10 be- q vice.
Ticaylued further, That said committee be
empowered to report by bill or otherwise
whether the prohibition Of tho same Ia a re-
StrictlOn on commerce.
The resolution lies over.
BILL INTRODUCED
BY unanimous consent tho rules were sus-
pended for tho introduction OF bill rs fol-
lows
BY MI. jackson. OF st. Mary
House bill No. 1903,
An act to make certificates of teachers
throughout the State of Louisiana receivable
for licenses and taxes.
The bill was read by It's title and ordered to
be placed upon the calendar.
Mr.. Diebel moved that the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary be- requested to return House
) bill No. 45 without action. with the view OF
withdrawing ii from the files OF the House,
The motion was carried. and permission
/ tIa I,nH ri
the House.
Mr.. Mccullough, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Elections and Qualifications, offered
the following resolution.
IeaoireI bu the House of Representations
That Hon. David Young II entitled w receive
the pay and travelling expenses allowed thf
members Of this House, from the twelfth day
Of january to the third day 81 February. 1880
inclusive.
Mr.. Stringfellow moved that the resolution
be laid upon the table. on which motion The
yeas and nays were called. with the following
result:
Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Armstrong, Atkins
! Cade, Cosgrove. Curley, billiard, Deibel. Fea
Jones, Kavahaugh, Kirk. Legendre,. Lyons
Mahoney, Nixon, Morel. Mccain, McLeroy
Phipps, Pope Robertson. Schneider. String
fellow. Talton, Vincent, VOORHEES,. Weems
/
Nays-Messrs. Attain, Aitken, Bllliu. Blu
ohanan, BuIger, Butler GRAIN Cayolle, De
vereaux, Dickerson. Dudenhefer, Farmer
Franz. Gardner. Heidenhain. Joifrlon
don, Munday, MeGuilongh, Mcdonald Og
, den. Pearce, Phillips. Pritchard, Pollard
Quinn, Shaiffer, Shepherd, st. ClaiI, Varnado
Vaughan, Verret, Williams Of MorehOuse
Williams Of Terrebonne, Yell. Young OF Ibe
rla-40.
The motion to lay upon the table was lost
On the motion to adopt the resolution the
yeas and nays were called, with the following
result:
chanan, Bulger, Grain, Cayolle, Deyereaux
billiard, Dickerson. Dudenhefer, Farmer
Franz, Gardner, HeIdenhain, Jackson d ~
Mary, Joffrion. Kleinpeter, Landry. Letten
d Laek ten MSss" Ph MnA FreS faa I'd
Shaifrer, st. Clair, Vaughan, Verret, William
. OF Morehouse, Williams OF Terrebonne, Yell
Young Of Iberla-3S
Msssrs Archer Armstrong d Atkins
Deibel, Feazel. Hall, Hathaway, Haney
Harris, Henry, Ives, Jones, Kayanaugh
Kirk. Leyendre Lyons, Mahoney, M!llaudon
J. Nixon, Iore Mccain, Mcdonald, McLerol
Schneider, Stringfellow, Talton. Vincent
r VOORHEES,, Weems. Wise, Young OF ST. Ian
dry-I1.
J. Tho motion to adopt the resolution wa
lost.
+ Mr. Cosgrove moved to reconsider the vot
just taken and, on his own motion, the motto
to reconsider was laid upon the table.
On the motion OF Mr.. Kavanaugh, tn
u House ADJOURNED until tomorrow at l
g o'clock m. -
- PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
III Clerk OF the House Of Representatives.
. BOARDING..