The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

tton Of u district lsvee tax, not TO exceed live
mills on real ostato md taxable property: to
vest tho control Of levees and completed pub
lie works throughout tho State in police
iurins: and TO impose certain Duties OH tho
Governor Of the State
On motion, the bill was referred TO tho COM
mittee on Public Works, Lands. Levecs and
Railroads. M.aM.@..
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD HEADING.
Under suspension Of tho rules tho follow
Ing entitled House bills were taken up:
Houpe hiil No. a3A.
An act making the necessary appropriation
for tho repair Of tho State-lloune at Baton
Rouge,
Wna iaIon mp Oh third readlng.
The blll VIVA read IN full.
The yeas and nays on the final passago of
,he bill resulted aa followa:
Yeas Alcnara. Allain, Archer. Armstrong,
Atktna. Easkin, biliu. Bulxer. iin,ow. Hu-
chnnni,. Uuae. dayolla. Coagrove. Grain. Cur
billiard. Dudenhafer, Eassx. Farmer. Fnulk-
nrr Fcaza. Franz, Frazier. Gardner. aihaon.
aolpHn, Hapey. llmrrla, ueldenhain. Henry.
lves, Jackson Of IT.. Mary, Joffron Jotea.
h%ynnssh ss k,k NsnnstIy "1sstGg Mors IL
Donald, Mcdowell. Newaom. Phlpps. Pollard.
| rritcha.d. 4ntnn kobnrtson, Roche, Sohnel-
der. shai!ier, Shepherd Ialton. Vaughan,
| of Morshouae Wlsc. Yrll. Young Of 1T. i4an-
Maya. None.
Absent Mcaars. Aitken, Barry. Butler. Car
| ron. Hall. Hathaway. Herring, Jackson of
Natehit"eha. i Landry, Lucke. lyons, Nixon.
| MrIeroy, Ogden of lsasaler. Pearco, Phillips,
Pope, Richardson, st. CLAIR. Strlngfellow,
| Varnado Williams OF Terrobonne. Young or
| lherla-3J.
| The bill was finally passed.
Tho title Of the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Robertson moved to reconsider tho vote
BY which tho bill was finally passed. ana Oh
hls own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid upon the table.
House bill No. 2b4.
| An act 10 provide substantial artificial
limbs for tho citizens Of this State who lost u
| limb or limbs IN tho military service Of tho
Confederate States.
Was taken up Oh third reading and read III
| full.
| The yeas and nays on tho final paaaaEe Of
the bill resulted NJ follows:
Yeas McHara. Archer. Armstrong Atkins.
! l,askin, E!llu, buchanan, EulGer. Bulow.
| Butler, Cade, Cnyolln, CoIgrove. Grain, Our
| Icy, Davidson. Dehel. Dovernux. billiard,
| Dndenhefcr. Eaaex Farmer. Faulkner Fenzel.
Trnnz. Frazier, Gardner. dihson. Golaan.
Hall. lianey. Harris. llcidenhnin. Henry,
kavann1h. Kirk kleinpetar. Lancaster. I,n
gendrc, Lrtten, Iucltc. Mahonev, MiIlnudon.
Mora. Morgan, Munday. Mccain. McCul-
Tough, Mcdonald. Mcdowell. Newsem Phil
liobertaon Shepherd. 81. CLAIR. Ialton.
Vaughan Vincent, Voorhiea. Weema. Williams
Of Morehouse Wise. Young of st. Landry
70.
Nays MeHsrs. Allain. Dlckorson. Roche.
Absent alrssrs. Aitkon. Barry. Carron,
hathaway. Jackson of Natchitochea. Jol1rion.
Landry, Lyons. Nixon. McLcroy. Ogden,
pearce, Pope. Quinn. Schneider. Shniifer.
StrinEfelow, VarnaIo. Williams OF Terrs-
ohonne. Inll. Young Of Iberia I'll.
Tho bill was finally passed.
Tho title Of the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Harris moved to reconsider the vote by
which the vote was finally passed. and on his
own motion tho motion to reconsider was laid
upon tho table.
REPORT or COMMITTEE ON crry DEBT.
Speaker Ogden. chairman, moved thnt the
rules be suspended IN order that the Commit
tee on Liquidation Of the Indebtedness Of tho
city OF New Orleans might report.
by rising vote Of 62 yeas TO ! nays tho
rules We're suspended. 5a....r-=.
Speaker Ogden chairman. on behalf Of tho
committee. reported as follows
NEW ORLEANS. March -. 1880.
To tho Speaker and Members of tho House Of
Representatives.:
Your Committee on the Liquidation OF the
Indebtedness of tho city Of New Orleans, to
which was referred
House bill No. 22S, entitled
An act to liautdate tho indebtedness OF tho
city OF Now Orleans. etc.,
Respectfully reports favorably on said bill
by substitute.
This substitute the committee introduces
herewith and recommends It's passage
Respectfully submitted,
r. n OGDEN, Chairman
OCTAVE MOREL,
THOS. DEVEREAUX,
. THOS. J. NIXON,
W. L. BULGER,
II. q. MORGAN,
w. w. FARMER. =
FELlN LEGENDRE,
T. DuDENHEFER,
j. II. COSGROVE,
FL. HEIDENuAIN
The substitute was placed upon tho calen-
dar, becoming
House bill No sol,