The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07
such was considered engrossed md passed to
its tbiid reading.
The calendar being exhausted. the Senate ad-
Jourp.e ed until Saturday ". noon.
MOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

w~MMr FRIDAY. February @.
Tho House wae called 10 order at neon.
| Speaker Ogden III the chair and seventy live
nembera present.
Prayer was Of red by Rev. DR.. Palmer
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
A memorial was introduced by representative
urain.. from Ben Armhrnster. clerk ~ tha Third
vices rendered Ia making out tax suits. He
fe.red to the Committee on Claims,
BY k,pre on alive J jackson. OF St. MARY me-
mortal asking thatthe House pass resolutions
I. assuring the rol"rei p"op'eo ~ tho state that
there Ia no Intention 40 Interfere with their 20
Itical or social rights. Referred % the UOmlnltr
tee on Agriculture. ,
by Representative MeDonald-A resolution
for u sp.elal cont ittee vt five to xamtn lnto
the sanitary condition OF certain cemeteries OF
this city. adOniad.
By representative Davidson-A memorial re-
latinK to ferries.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Elections submitted n re-
port relative tn the election !n. the parish ~
Jrlfar- on. stating that Leonard Roach received
mn votes more than biz opponent. Mr. Gardere;
that ~ POLL one and three the tally shoes and
ballot huxas were destroyed that Mr.. Gar iere
appeared before the COMMITTEES md testified
that he believed Roach had u majority at said
polls ind wa. elected to represent the parish
ing ,of Roach.
adopted and Roach sworn Ia.
The Committee on Ways and Means Ienuae ted
| Ng' III hpt ~ tCNlC w AIFe Nv
printed, 10 ordered.
The. Committee on Lands and Leveea re-
ported favOrahly by substitute on an at to
amend and re-enart sections q and 3 Of act No.
III approved May al, 1871.
The G 'mm,t,ee ON 9 ,rpora,ions %reportea un-
favoranly on the petition of %ctttzens Of Arisout
% be OK. mpted from road duty also p%nfavor-
ably onthe bill 10 prevent nsury in loans to
employees Of political curpotattona.
The Committee on Appropriations reporfed
favorahly on the net for the relief of J. II. Cos
grove. q invention Printer. with an am ,ndH. cut,
The Speaker announced he following Com
pantativea McDonAld. jackson Of Natchitoohea.
McLeroy, Varnado. and Young Of ut. Landry.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
by Representative Phi,lips-An act to amend
an act entitled An act +, protect the health OF
landing and RlRughtat-houses and 10 Inc ,rpO-
rate ths Crescent City Live stock Landing and
SLAUGHTERED House O,mpanv., Ruled out ~ or
der. thirty days notice not havttR been given.
RESOLUTIONS FROM THE Table.
BY Representative Butler That all the stand
ing committees ia instructed 10 give prefer
ence to bills coming strlctly, under the provl,
the In operation. Adupted.
by Representative Grain-That the House re-
Guire at MI petitions and memorials covering
claims which are 10 be referred to the Commit
tee on Claims be accompanied In all Instances
by the proofs upon which said claims rely fol-
payment. Adopted.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 1, A net to fix the times an
court Of Louisiana was taken w on It's second
reading md ordered 70 be printed.,
nc, section TIA of Rays RevI-ed y .atutes." was
taken up under the favorable report of the
Committee on the Judiciary. passed its second
raaitnK and Was ordered to be printed.
House bin NJ. -. An act v make writts Of Ia
junction triahle at chambers. was taken np
o on aad te . "g, "nd ,n,ei aSHe 81 nos to
House bill No. ba, n j ,int resolution, instruct
ing the Governor to employ COUNSEL e. recover
certain lands dona el to aud withheld from the
State BY the general government. was taken nr
and made tho special order Of the day fol
Thursday next,
referred to appropriate committees.
The following resolutions and bills were In.
trpna d Rsp nna%f I ra1p n,9kemH q a. 5%ISs; Il
create u special committee 81 five to inquire
whether the New Orleans Gas Company has VIC.
BY Representative Curley "A resolution to In.
etruct the Committee on Judiciary to Inquire !
dealing n futures does not violate that pro
viaiOn OF the constitution which declares gam
bling To be a vice. and TO report by bin or other
wise.
nc, to make certificates of school teachers
throughout the State receivable for licenses and
taxes.
allowing David Young mileage and per diem
from the beginning Of the session until he was
declared ineligible TO n seat In the House.
REPRESENTATIVE ueI iANoIeu In HupptAoL
of the resolution.
Representative stringfellow moved to lay 1
an the table.
On this motion the yeas and nays were dc,
manded, resulting-veas 2b. nays Al. and the
motion to table was lost.
The yeas and nays were then demanded or
the passage of the resolution, re~sultfng-yeas
81, nays 4l-and II was lost. IApplause.l
and laid on the table. after which the House
adjourned until II o'elock Tomorrow.
INoTE.-In the report OF ths House proceed
ings yesterday Mr.. Mahoney Is made to sa,
that on account OF 'hulidozing'' in the parish O
Ascension he favored u new election. Fol
"bulldozinG'' read intimidation"