The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

HES. Weems, Williams % Oh va'1nr of III
yasary4s. yw,ssl Ye1! Young Of i0e''"' Young q ''
Hbsent-Messre. Altken. Allain; ,atn Arm
strong, Barry, Baskin, Carron DackeIson, I
Faulkner Mbsop,n ,natebiieebes hsTI's. Jones' Lam
dry, Legendre, Morgan. MeDowell, Ogoen
of Boesier, Phillips. Stringfellow. Vincent,
Williams OF Warehouses;.
And the bill was finally adopted.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Richardson moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was finally passed.
and on his own motion the motion to recon-
slider was laid on the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
SENATE CHAMBER, |
New Orleans. April TO- 1880.
1ro the Speaker and Members OF the House OF
Representatives.
/ am directed to inform your. honorable
body that the Senate has concurred In
House bill No. 227,
Joint Resolution requesting our senators
and Representatives In Congress to secure q
sufficient appropriation to improve the navl-
cation Of Red river In the commercial inter-
sets OF the States of Arkansas. Texas and
Louisiana and the Indian Nation.
House bill No 274,
.Joirt Resolution requesting our Represen-
tatives and instructtng our Senators Ia Con-
0ress TO obtain suitable appropriations for the
Improvement Of the navigation OF West
Peari .,la river; s,;, NJ oza
An act for the issuance Of warrants to school
boards for certain unpaid appropriations
falling due on or after january, 1874, up 10
January, 1879, and providing that said war
rants shall be receivable for taxes or la ex-
change for bonds In certain cases.
Also, to inform your honorable body that
the Senate will be ready to adjourn sine die
At IL o'clock tonight.
Respectfully. JOHN yLEtu,
Mr.. Devereaux moved to suspend the rules
In order to take up
Senate bill No. 80,
An act creating printing board and detin-
ing It's duties; relative to the State printing;
TO the official journal of the State; to regu-
lste and define the prices OF public printing,
and 10 prescribe the manner In which the
same shall be done; directing the manner
and prices ut which contracts shall be made
by police iurles and municipal corporations
for public printing; providing for the bind
ing and distribution OF oil public documents,
and furnishing stationery for oil the depart
ments Of the government Of the State; and
parts of laws In conflict herewith.
The roll was called on the motion to sus-
pend the rules and resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs Allan, Archer. Blllu, Blu
chanan, Butler, Cade, Oarron, gurley, Deibel,
Devereaux, Dillard, Feazel Franz, Frazier,
Golsan, Hall, Haney, Harris, Ives, Kirk,
Kleinpeter Lancaster, Lyons, Mahoney. Mil
adpn Mxon MMan1day MMeGaln biOns haon
Pope, Pritchard Richardson, Robertson,
Shepherd. Talton. Verret, Vincent, VOORHEES,,
Ssys-Messrs. Aitken. Bulger, Bulow,
ns0sa son Daadenseter % Essex. % Farmer, ' Faulkner,
Gardner, Hathaway, Heidenhain, jackson OF
St Mary, Jackson OF Natchitoches, Joffrlon,
Kavanagh, Landry. Legendre, Letten, Lucke
Morgen. Pesree s,, Pollsard, ,, Quinn, Roche
Vaughan, weems, Williams Of Terrebonne
Yell, Young Of Iberia, Young OF st. Ian
Absent Messrs. Armstrong, Atkins, Barry.
Baskin, Gibson, Henry, Herring, Jones, Morel,
fellow, Williams OF Morehouse-14.
The rules were not suspended.
REPORT or COMMITTEE ON ENROLMENT.
Mr.. Nixon, acting chairman, on behalf Of
the Committee on Enrolment, submitted the
following report:
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1880.
70 the Speaker and Members of the House of
Representatives:
I am instructed by the Committee on En-
rolIment TO report as correctly enrolled
House bill No. 26,
An act to fix the fees of the clerks of the
civil and criminal district courts for the par
fsh OF Orleans, the civil and criminal sheriffs
for. the parish of Orleans, the clerks and
lconstables OF the city courts of New Orleans,
the register OF c0nveyances and recorder OF
mortgages for the parish OF Orleans; to regu-
late the collection OF said fees: to organize q
system OF stamps for the collection Of the
fees OF the clerks OF said courts, the register
Of conveyances and recorder OF mortgages for
the parish OF Orleans, and to regulate the
duties OF the Governor, Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts, Secretary OF State, State Treasurer
and Fiscal Agent In relation thereto, and to
prescribe certain penalties and punishments
FOR embezzlement, forgery and counterfeiting
OF said stamps.
House bill No. 49,.
An act to regulate the enumber Of employees
of the clerks OF the city courts Of the city Of
New Orleans, and to fix their salaries.
House bill No. 81,
An act to regulate the number Of employees
OF the register OF conveyances for the parish
of Orleans, and to fix their salaries
House bill No. 35,
An act to fix the salaries OF the deputies,
clerks and other employees of the criminal
sheriff for the parish Of Orleans.
House Dill NO.,
An act to carry into effect article No. It's Of
the constitution of the State of Louisiana,
and to secure to Iaborers and workingmen
the wages due them In certain cases.
House bill No. 800,
An act to provide for the postponement Of
the payment Of taxes in cases Of overflow,
general confgration, general destruction Of
crops, or other public calamities, as provided
form article 212 of the constitution.
House bill No. 101,
Practice.
House bill No. 293,
An act to amend and re-enact article 696 OF
the Revised Statutes of the State of Louisiana,
relative to telegraph companies.
House bill No. 301,
An act to nquidate the Indebtedness Of the
city OF New Orleans, and to apply Its assets
to the satisfaction thereof; to create Board
of Liquidators, etc.
House bill No. 43,
An act to fix the salaries Of the minute and
other deputy clerks and employees of the
civil and criminal district courts and court
OF appeals for the parish of Orleans.
House bill No. 104,s
An act to repeal act No. 101, approved April
80, 1877, and to provide for the appointment
of registrar of voters for the parish OF Or