The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-07

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rotn said mortgages; to secure the applica-
aon Of the amounts realized from said mort
wages 20 the payment of the State bonds
issued In cid OF the bank, and TO use the legal
abilities and necessary expenses OF said
mortgage stock department; to Increase the
directors for the State on the board Of said
bank. and to confer on them certain duties
and powers with reference to said compro-
J mise, TO prescribe the conditions on which
tIais act 10 passed and Ia to have effect, and TO
require and prescribe the mode In which the
benefits OF the act shall be accepted.
Was read the third time.
Mr.. Robertson moved the final passage OF
the bill.
Tho roll was called, with the following re-
suit:
Yeas Messrs. Brian, Cahen, Campbell,
Cunningham, Demas, EstopinaI, Fontenot
Foetsr. Harris, Leake Lucas, Luokett Mara.
t0n. Montan, Newton, Nunez. Mutt. Parlange,
Perry, Robertson, Rogers. Stewart, Steele,
.Eetto on, Story, Vance, Walton, Watkins--28.
Atsent-Mesars. Ably. Augustin, BufIing-
Con. Davey, Hagan, Kidd. Pollock.
And che bill was finally passed.
The title was read and adopted.
Drr. Robertson moved to reconsider the
sefe by which the bill was finally passed.
and on bis own motion the motion to recon-
s5der was laid on the table,
House bill No, 191,
An act TO provide for the settlement OF the
indebtedness of The State Of Louisiana, In
ssusred in the prosecution of tax and license
suits In the State Of Louisiana,
Was read the third time.
Mr. Robertson moved the final passage Of
the hill
Tns roll was called, with the following re-
assslts
Teas--Messrs. Brian, Cahen, Campbell, De-
Euas. Estopinal, Harris, Montan, Newton,
Mutt, Rogere, Stewart, Steele, Settoon.
sstuafnes. Story, Vance, Watkins-17.
Nays MessrB. Cunningham, Fontenot, Eos
Yer. Leake. Lucas, Luckett, Merston, Nunez,
psfsange, Perry, Pollock, Robertson. Wal
dgsl-Ia
Absent--M essrs. Ably, Augustin, Bufllng-
'tsssfl. Davey, Hagan, Kidd-6.
And the bill failed to pass.
1Nor1oE on MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
Mar. Robertson gave notice that he would
sc tha proper time move to reconsider the
Elause blu No. 191.
ME- Vance obtained permission to have
=ssttssss z<sste recorded az having voted In the
negative on House bill No. 1e1.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message received from the
House OF Representatives was read:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans. April o. 1880.
Tu Che President and Members of the Senate:
an directed to Inform you that the House
hms dnally passed and asks your concurrence
fn
House bill No. 2s7,
An act to create an additional justice of the
grsssce and constable In Ward Nine In the
FaxIsh OF Natchitochee, to be located on
Klguiet Bon Dieu, In said parish; to define its
slt che same. and to prescribe the manner Of
sifting the came.
A4su,
House bill No. 291,
sspectors for the city and portof New Orleans.
Aud that the House concurs In
Senate bill No. ZIG.
An act to amend and re-enaet sections and
8 uf act No. SO of the General Assembly Of
5 ot the extra session OF 1878; to createa Board
at State Engineers: TO define their powers
and duties; to levy O tax of one mill for levee
sstsd public Improvement purposes; to divide |
ss STATE into lsvee Districts to provide for
sdot1ers therefor ansAtelesescribe their duties
sFfd powers; to auti orize thssmposition of
district levee tax, MT TO exceed fye mills on |
iEnl estate and taxable proparty; 20 vest the |
Throughout the State In snoli6e jufies. and to |
fuayaose certain duties on she Governor Of the |
State"
With amendments annexed to bill.
And that the spsakns,r, . Of th House has
House bill No, I'll
An act to regulate the number Of employees |
OF the recorder OF mortgages for the parish of |
Orleans; fix their salaries, establishing Office
for the recorder OF mortgages, and fix
lxsE his bond.
Honse bill No. 17S,
An act to authorize the city OF New Orleans
Gu fund Its debts, to provide for the issuance
nf bonds therefor, to make such bonds receiv-
AtT1e Tor certain back taxes, and for the pur-
stasse price Of property sold for certain back
laxes or otherwise, and to provide for the In
sAtsst Of such bonds, or for their ultimate
garment.
An act to create the Fourth City Court OF
Sew Orleans and defining It's Jurisdiction;
liking and providing for Its location, and the I
ssEearies OF its officers and manner oil their
1syment; defining qualifications OF Its judge.
leak and constable, and providing for their
sppointment and the election of their sue
sssssors; and providing for the transfer {
.hsreto OF certain cases from the Seventh and
ssxntn Justices and Third District Courts Of
ire parish of Orleans.
House bill No. 1856, II
An act to prevent the destruction of fish by
lassoning. trapping, hedging and quill net
1EAE. and providing penalty for the same.
House bill No. 224, r.
an act making the necessary appropria-
Ton for the repair Of the State-House at
i6t0n Rouge.
House bill No. 254,
An act to provide substantial artificial
[Enbs for the citizens of this State who lost a
tftfb or limbs In the military service of the !
,sGfederate States. !
And ~
Goncurring Resolution requesting our |
representatives In Congress to aid in the {
settlement OF certain claims the State has
gHsnst the general government, growing out
{ certain acts of Congress granting lands to
no State.
And to ask that the Lieutenant Governor
Ind President of the Senate sign the same.
Respectfully, ETC.,
PETER j. IRRELEVANT. Is