The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-16


collectors, nnd to regulate the amount, form,
ETC., OF SUCH bonds and the mode Of approval.
By Mr.. Billiu-
An act defining certain mistIemesuors aris-
Ing out Of cruelty to animals, and prescribing
the punishment therefor.
An act to repeal article 1853 OF the Civil
Code.
An act relative to expulsion OF trespassere
and tenants at will.
An act to amend and re-enaot article 1904 of
the Civil Code.
0By Mr.. jackson, OF Natchltoches--
An act to amend and reenaet en- act emit.
tied IAN act TO reorgan'ze and render more
efficient the Board Of Health Of the State Of
Louisiana, !. to define It's powers and prescribe
Its duties, and those of quarantine and other
officers under Its control: to provide for IT.
expenses and for the recording Of births,
deaths aud marriages In the parish Ut Or.
leans. and to provide for penalties for the en-
forcernent OF this act and for violation Of thJ
same, and for the ordinances and orders made
In pursuance thereof" approved April ~,
1877.
By Mr.. Hathaway
An act to authorize the collection Of back
ish or any judgment creditor to Judgment
against any delinquent taxpayer, and to ap-
psopriate back taxes to the payment Of back
Indebtedness Of municipal corporations and
parishes.
By Mr.. Hejdenhain--
An act to deine and regulate the practice
OF medicine and midwifery In the parish Of
Orleans.
An act 10 prohibit the existence of any mill
tary organization, except the State militia, II
the State Of Louisiana.
By Mr.. Feazel--
An act fixing bonds Of clerks Of the district
courts. the parish OF Orleans excepted.
BY Mr.. Richardsou-
An act to punish shooting to endanger the
lives and limbs Of bystaudsrs, with or with
out intent to kill, and to give damages tor
injuries suffered.
BY Mr.. Lucke--
An act to provide for new form OF city
government for the city Of New Orleans, and
to provide for an election OF the same, as a..
thorlzed by article 254 OF the constitution.
By Mr.. Oosgrove-
An act to fix the fees OF sheriffs and dis
trict clerks In the country parishes.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members, In accord
ance with previous notice given, introduced
the following entitled bills, which were read
by their titles and placed upon the calendar
for second reading;
By Mr.. Ogden, OF Bossier-
House bill No. 1874,
An act to close permanently at or near Red
river, In Bossier parish, all those bayOuS
flowing out Of Red river through its east bank
below Mack's bayou and above the line divid-
Ing townships l6 and II Of range 10, North.
west Louisiana.
By Mr.. Wise
House bill No. 1875.
An act to repeal act No. 96 Of the acts Of
1878, entitled "An act to incorporate the town
OF Pineville. In the parish OF Rapides."
By Mr.. Harris
House bill No. 12G,
An act to carry into effect article 100 Of the
constitution Of this State.
By Mr.. Baskin-
House bill No. 1877,
An act authorizing the police juries Of tho
State to build new oourt-houses and taiis.
and to repair court-houses and jails wherever
the public interest demands such work to b.
levy certain per cent. on all property. for
purposes set forth In this bill.
BY Mr.. Gardner
House bill No. 1923,
An act prohibiting the sale or giving away
of Intoxicating liquors on the day OF eleottQu~ !.
within one mile OF the voting precincts at any
State or United States election, etc.
RESOLUTIONS FROM THE TABLE.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Mahoney, a0
follows:
Whereas, tho Mayor and Administrators Or
this city were invited to be present ct meet
Ing OF the Com mittee on City Charter, held
last Monday evening the ninth n. lnstsat ana
mittee on City Charter are to meet IL the
Mayors parlor on Friday, the thirteenth In
stant. at 7 80 O'Clock .. m. !; therefore, be 1t
Resolued, That COMMITTEES OF three mem
bers OF this House be appointed by the chair
to invite six or more taxpayers TO be present
ct said meeting, and to take part In said con- u
ference on said city chartar.
BE ii further ResolDed, That the Mayor and
Administrators be notified III said invitation
being given to said taxpayers, as they have .
right to be represented on this most import &
ant subject, ~
Were taken up.
MIR. Mahoney asked and obtained leave to
withdraw the resolutions.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Davidson, a.
follows: .~".
"A resolution to furnish books to justices
OF tho peace and clerks Of district courts by
the Secretary OF State for the State Of Louis
iana,"
Was taken up.
On motion the resolution was referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill No. 10.
An act to amend and re-enact act No. Is Of
1877.
This bill was taken up on Its third reading,
read third time In full, with an amendment
On final passage the yeas and nays were
called, with the following result:
Yeas-Messr5. Archer. Armstrong, Atkins.
Aitken, Baskln, BIlllu, Buchanan, But