The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
] Roll tor tho year 1880" and each subsequent
year. respectively. but no further record tnere-

i ktOH ZOE GU9 yoAE IboUs Gnu 6nCQ 9uD00QU0Ut
Of shall be necsssary or be paid for.
SEQ Is Be Il further enacted etc That. from
gage Office. each spacinc price Of real estate
| thereon assessed shall be- subject to legal
mortgage for the payment ,, q the tax due on II
prime and outrank all other mortgages. privi-
leRes. liens, encnmbrances Or preferences. OK
mortgages and tux privileges Shall be- pre- re-
the tax roll, but the said prescription shall b.
prevents the collection of said taxes. and the
time Of such Interruption shall be excluded
from the computation Of said three years.
Whenever any taxes Hre paid IN full. the tax coli
!octoro or sheriff shall give his Tux receipts there
for. and shall write In the proper columns on
IN aT he so Word ~ ana ss he M n"%s
thereto which shall b. q release and cancella.
ton OF the mortgage and privilege for said
may. obtain the cancellation thereof by pre-
sbnting Bis Tux re- eliot to the recorder. at the
expense Of the tax collector or sheriH.
soon ~ the tux roll 10 filed In the office where
the inortghRe records are kept. the tax collector
or sheriff shall publish once . week for two
parish II there be one, othsrWlse In some paper
published 70 some adjoining parish. notice,
sesaed III hat yaar are set forth Ii the tax rolls
on file In his Office and Ia the mortgage office Of
said parish: that they are then due, and TINT
LH5t VIII NIHW luteIsbb IEou LH5 AI uht VI iHH
next calendar month at the rate OF per cent
per annum. from the trst ,day. Of said
month. until the flfst day Of the calendar month
sheriff shall also post n similar notice on the
door of the room in which the civil district
court Of said parish s held He shall ind3rse.
thu, he has 60 published aud posted, the said ID
full proof Of such publication aud posting.
elal proceeding., He shall Day for, such pub
costs for said publication notice.
SEQ y. BE Il further enacted, ETC., That said
publication aud posting small be full notice to
each taxpayer and to each other person whom
1t may In any manner concern that the listing.
assessment and vaination Of the taxable prop
erty mas been made na the TAX rs nss Q"
Ia the she ifs Office aud In the office whore the
mortgage records 81 said parish nre kept: TINT
the said taxes are due end cotleetible: and that
they will begin to draw interest. as above pro-
vtded
The committee then rose and reported to the
House.
IN THE HOUSE. @=@
The report OF tue committee Of the whole was
received and laid over without action
MESSAGE YES .s received d from ihe uoyer t,1
originating In tho House,
THE BATON RouoE aTATE-HousE BILL
was then taken up ~ the special order OF the
day. and the House went into committee Of tho
long discussion followed, over an amend,
mont offered BY Representative Atkins. that
the appropriation for the repair 81 the state
House At Baton Rouge be hxed Ut 100000 In
stead Of slal.0oO ~ provided IN the blil. The
amendment was finally adopted-yeas 49,
nays 80.
The bill was further amended by the adop-
ton Of An amendment offered BY Representa-
tive Cosy rove. which provides that no portion
og the state appropriation shall be used until
the city OF Baton Rouge pays into the State
treasury the SUN Of $35. 600. as required by the
constitution.
Representative Farmer offered the following
as NJ additional section to the bill. which was
adopted:
SECTION I. he 1t further Enacted. etc. That this
appropriation IL nude on the condition that
the city Of Baton Rouge shall pay into the State
treasury the amount Of s31 900 before the con-
tract for tho repairs OF the State. House be
finally closed. NJ required by article 100 Of the
constitution. and no warrant shall be drawn
for any part OF said appropriation OF 100000
state treasury and Is exhausted by the warrants
drawn under this act.
The bill as amended was then adopted In
committee aud reported back to the House.
In the House Representative Farmer moved
that the amendments adopted In COMMITTEES OF
SAL 600 to 500 600 be laid on the table, Adopted
Repre o. nan 70 oosgroye moved that the
House do now adjourn, Lost-Yeas 81. nays 30.
Representattv, Atkins moved to lay upon the
table the motion made by Representa- I've
Farmer to adopt section Of the original bill.
Lost-Yeaa "a. nRYs ~.
Representative Kavanauah moved that the
House do now adjourn. Adopted-yeas &c. nays
81, and the House stood adjourned uutil to-
morrow ut ~ o'clock. leaving tho State House
bill almost Ia the same position It was when
dtsc.1nAior IN H. heuan