The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
LEaISLATUnE OF LOUISIANA.


twehty.f0ur aenatotH. a quorum. present.
The Clerk OF the House appeared 10 ank con
currshee In House concurrent resolution rela.
Mvs 10 the closing 81 the mouth 81. Red river AZ
itB uVhfiuehoa With the Mississippi.
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
BY Senator Wa, kina FROM the Judiciary Com.
lnittse .fayetRhly 0n Aenate bill No. t77 relative
Y ~ additional a ns! hey y ths peace and con .
fayprAbly 18th amendments. on Henate bill
s sss As, IRON % SSmm,ss % %
BIZ No. agl, relative p vital statls!lee.
IavYraby also q, hsns'e h,l No. 49, relative
NEW R,Lts.
Dv Senator Rogers Senate bill No. 1876. TO or.
kRHi7e corporations for the purpose Of drain
M and measures end the reclamation. 81 ands.
relative 10 cnratofa and cos,odians Of Inter.
digted persons residing out q the state
D. senatYt y, lrerl,enfs. aana's ny No ,s7
passnis' claiming lie property to to bond Tie
In lhs rfapeh language ny unant,noye CON
sent, THE bin was taken UP and referred to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES
REGULAR ORDER.
Senator Aby'e resolution to print all bills re-
thereon, After d ehort discussion a motion TO
POSTPONE inaeilnitelr wac gHt subsequently
!. A motion 70 rsennHider that. vote aud to lay
the melton the table. resulted In n tie-,o to "a
On Il cali III Tho yaas and NAYS the vote was.
however. 10 IL 10, aud the motion to reconsider
and lay Oh the table erevalled.
During the short debate on the question.
HsnHtor Rphattaon took occasion to cay that
the printing ~ endmants recommended ny
, hss th tho cs mi w s ssst
and that white he was IN favor. ~ an official
Journal. NJ biz paas record would ehIw.,, he we
not fn fBvur III the pa1saHe 81 any bill which
would give to the official printer fees which
misht and would amount to more than the
amount sNagaa y W.
tSres sensts n III, =, relative te the care Of
sAtton y, Judges - tha country parishes, and
Senate bill No ~, relative to ,prefetence oaaeH
pll 81 which. ware atsned Without delay by the
arHaIAt eRnER.
Henste bill No. 1T4. auhat,tute for No ,ss. rela-
Tive TO the reaistetine Of privileges on growing
cross. The ansa'itnte simply provides tha,
iminovebiea ahall tie recorded In the mortgage
book IL the MORTGAGE he evidence by notatial
act II shall be recorded. II II be bY ant un Ter
private signature. note Of other. obligation. Il
must be proved w aud recorded AZ y private
liz psrsan ola Claiming d The mer'a,se priv,eae or
MAKE sfls.slt Il Ill he faeta en which 'i Il i
facts, which phall he recorded In tho mortgage
or privileges book, "a either aets Of mortgage or
HehAtur Watkins spoke iii favor 1T The n,,b-
etitute, maintaining that the original bill re-
yefeed the order of shinss concerning privi-
benatpfe Cunningham and rarlanAe alvo.
eHtrd the original bin. The auhstitute, they
6iIi and Under il The planters could not obtain
The main points In tie original btu ore that
NeeAe thereof according TO article aa,7 Of the
CIVIL Code. Tor gupplieH, money advanced. etc
ptivilese .s Or the risht 81 pledge under con:
tract made and recorded according TO 40! % 81
1874, unless roc iatered ip the privilege book,
clAsses referred to. ehall be given II the order
ef their resietry, when privileges ahall follow
ne ESps u ne hsns h q ths II
the paflsh whore the pledge has been Registered
md sAtd ceeps have not Gassed In the hands Q!
Sale. fn That Gaze the arst Or resident pur.
ghaser shal be- responsible for tho amount d
N Ssnators b eteas' Foster and Perry spoke in
favor Of the substitute.
Senator brian wes rather y favor II the ori,
atbat bill than OF the substitute. but proposed
Eesse he adoption of the
fhs slil and substitute. after ! debate q
three hours. duration. were recommitted.
Senator Watkins atese e question 2. pr hvi
That was q cheering eight laat night at the
vossoIiastaJ Lestsrs as chairman q he
Judiciary Committee q TIE SENATE enj"yina
hs nerrs NE q ing o
been entrapped Int this company in 80 public
q nlaee, az his position ~ Senator would for.
occupy a central seat AZ tho theatre between
two notorious lobbyists In tho interest OF lot
Ae would not have paid any attention TO the
article. but that hia frlnnda thought that Ne
shQuly do no. For the arst time ,n aix yeara
ran aS with The Attorney General .eI the State
and two memhers ~ the House Cf Representa-
uyes; whore Sptnlons were VOL known y be u
found himself there beside. in the box, with two
stranEers Ii anything could be made ont ot
that he was willing to abide BY the oonse'
ssuoNp READINGS.
Senate bill No. laa. relative To claims nGninnt
iss Senate bill N NJ iss reatiye 70 The asstrayea
bonds OF the parish OF Morehouse and Senate
bill No. 1874, relative to certain crimes and Of.
lenses. were All referred TO tho Committee on
'n Senate sa ill No. ,so relative to the claims o,
James Brady. was referred 70 the Finance Com
Senate bill No. II. relative 70 contested elec-
ton cases, postponed indefinitely.
Senate bill No. 20. relative to testimonial
proof In criminal cases. reported upon IN
fAvorably. Action deferred owing 70 tho NIB.
senee, Of Senator Ausustin. the introdneer of
Senate bill No. ~. relative to mechanics and
lAhorers' lien. reported upan unfhvorahly.
The bill was ordered e. lie on the table. sub
iect TO call. Senator Watkins explaining that
the Judiciary Committee would report u bill 10
meat the requirements Ut the constitution.
Senate bin No ~. providing for y police
court In the Seventh District of New Orleans.
Laid over suhjse, TO call. Senator Watkins OK
plAined that the bill had been reported upon
unfAvorAbly. because IL was u special law. and
that tho House had provided tor similar court
By general law.
Senate bill No. Inn. prohibiting druggists and
apothecAriss 20 prescrihe medicines IN certain
SENATE bill No 1855. relative to removals from
ONCE, reported By substitute. The substitute
was read third time.
Eanate Bill Nc. 6s, the fee bill, came UP and
was passed finally BY - yeas to nays.
Senate bill No. es. relative to physleians' Tens
on crOps. Made the special order for Saturday
ut o'clock.
Senate Bill No. ls7, relative TO the sale Of prop
erty forfeited to the State for taxes. Passed
dnally unanimously.