The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21

lrmstrong. Atkins, Baskin, Billiu. Buchanan.
3ulger, Butler, Oade Uarron, Cayolle. Oosgrove,

AEmBtFOu8, Atkl06, baoR10, 0llllu, DuGO0U6Us
DsSd s 0f eAfHss pi
lard. Essex, Farmer. Faulkner, Feazel. Frazier.
s4a hsSas d. asT asPay
Munday, Mccain. Mccullough. Mcdowell. New
herd. Vaughan. Talton, varret. Vincent. Weems.
Williams q Morehouse. Yell. Young OF Iberia.
Young of ST. Landry Sc.
bel, Dudenhefer. Gibson, Heidenhain. .Kava-
MoreI Richardson. Schneider. st. Clair, voor-
The bin as adopted Is ae follows
SECTION H. J. Re Re II enGcted by Tie e. General As;
after the arst OF June. 4. b 1880. ali stores.
ehors groceries. saloons. aud all places Of pub.
iic but iness. which are or may be licensed
under any. municipal or parochial law. are re-
onired to be closed at IL O'Clock on saturday
night, and to remain closed for twenty four
hours. during which period Of time 1t shall not
De law iul for the proprietor or employees there
OF to give. trade barter or sell any OF the stock
IN trade Of such establishment. as the case may
SEC. a. Be 1t further enacted. etc.. That whose
ever shall violate ne provisions Of this act for
demeanor and. on trial and conviction thereof,
shall pay fine OF not less than $50 nor more
than $780, or imprisonment for not less than
court.
SGC g. BE II further enacted. eto.. That the
stores. apothecary shops. undertakers' estab-
iishments. public and private markets. baker,
Ice. livery stables. railroads. whether steam or
anG other vessels. warehouses for receiving
and forwarding freights, restaurants and tola-
graph offices: provided, that stores may be
teria!: provided further. that nothing 10 this
act shall be construed as to allow hotels and
boarding houses to sell or give away spirituous
SEC. 4. Be II further enacted, That NC alcoholic.
vinpus or malt LIQUORS shall BE- given Or traded.
han 1E Fl ~ s
stefan for person actually sick In bed. and 80
state stated to be by the physician In the presorip
amed IN secon Of q s CT
during the time fixed In section OF this act,
IN, under the penalties provided In section OF
SEC. s. Be 1t further enacted. ETC.. That ali laws
or parts OF laws contrary. to or Inconsistent
with the provisions hereof shall be and the
THE fourth section Of the bill was introduced
by Representative Farmer "a an amendment.
and It was amended by Representative Harris
tion." written by q licensed physician for a
person actually sick in bed. and 80 stated to be
oy ha In the sSa dshs9
Representative Kavanagh presented the follow
Ing privileged resolution:
and several members OF this House are occupy
Ing their time In attempting to solve certain
puzzle problem. greatly to the detriment OF
public business. therefore be 1t
"Resolued. That no puzzle game be allowed to
be carried on during the session of the House.
and any member or employee 30 offending shall
BE- considered In contempt OF the House,"
The House refused to suspend the rules to
consider the resolution at the time. and 1t
went over.
THE BATON ROUGE sTATE-HousE BILL.
Under suspension OF the rules the Baton
Rouge State. House bill (appropriating 3141, o00)
was taken up and passed Its final reading
yeas "a. nays
The bill to provide artificial limbs for dis
abled Confederate soldiers was also taken up
under suspension Of the rules and finally
10. nays 1.
THE CITY DEBT.
Speaker Ogden. chairman OF the Committee
on City Debt, reported from that committee
By bill. which was placed on the
calendar and ordered to be printed. THE bill
Is the one providing for the funding Of the city
debt at so cents on the dollar. introduced by
Richardson.l
The Speaker announced the following COM
mittee to inquire into the disposition OF the
money received from the sale OF sixteenth Sec
lions: Representatives Atkins. Harris and
Feazel
The House. after referring large number OF
bills to appropriate committees. adjourned
until Monday at II O'Clock.