The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

On motion Of Mr.. Jotrrion tho section was
amended In line by inserting tho words
.undortakcrs' establishments
Mr.. Heidenhain offered the following
amendment.
Insert ut the end or the section 4, provided
that nothing In this act shall ba construed no
M TO apply 10 the parlnh Of Orleans
On motion Of Mr.. Hathaway the amend
ment was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Dudenhafer moved that tho bill be laid
upon tho table.
The motion to lay upon the table was not
agreed 70.
Mr.. Gibson offered tho following amend
ment.
Provided nothing In this act shall apply 70
Incorporated towns or oltiaH. and that all III
Corporatad towns and cittan Hhall have the
right to provide proper ordinances on tho
subject.
on motion Of Mr.. Nixon tho amendment
was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Jaekaon, Of ut. Mary, offered tho fell
lowing amendment:
And provided. that no goods. liquors OF
merchandias oI any kind shall ho allowed 10
be sold from any plantation stores under tho
penalties ~ aet forth In section , OF this net.
MIR. Atkins offered tho following substitute:
purpose Of selling burial material.
Mr.. Jaetson moved to lay upon tho table
the substitute offered by MIR. Atkina.
The motion 10 lay upon tile table was not
agreed to.
The substitute was ndorted.
Mr.. peverua,ix offered tho following amend
ment:
Add 10 tho end of section 3: provided,
a. III
ug u allow or permit hotels or boarding.
houses 10 aell or give away splrltuous Or malt
liQnors."
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. st. Clair moved to amend In limo 4. aec-
tion ., by striking out the words "and pri-
vate." z..5.-.
On motion Of Mr.. Hathaway tho amend
ment was laid upon the table.
MIR. Dudanhefer offered the following
amendment
Provided. that In the parish Of Orleans the
question Of prohibition or nnn-prohibitton
shall be decided by Il vote Of the legal voters
% the next general election.
On motion Of MIR. Vincent the amendment
was laid Upon the table.
On motion Of MIR. Vincent section 3 was
adopted al amended.
Section was read.
MIR. Dudenherer offered tho following
amendment:
After the word repealed" In line h. section
4. insert "and that thia act take eilert from
and after the first day Of January $500
On motion Of Mr.. Hathaway the amend-
fnent was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Farmer offered tho following substitute
for seccion 4: 5M#@
SEu. A. BE il .f,uthar enacted That no alco-
holic vinona on malt liquors shall be- given.
Or traded. or hartered, or sold. or delivered.
~ u prescription. In or by any establishment,
or place. or conveyance. named In section Of
this net, during the time fixed IN section Of
this act, under tho penalties provided III sec
tlon of this act.
Mr.. Harris offered tho following amend
ment to the substitute:
After the word delivered" strike out "as d
prescription" and insert. otherwise than Ivy
Tor person actually sick In bed, and SO stated
30 be BY the physician IN the prescription.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Harris moved the previous question on
the adoption ot the substitute az amended,
which was seconded by tho House.
The substitute was adopted as amended.
Mt. kavanayh offered the following amend
ment: -..5
AG tue ALlu vi llIte lllSIEI. betT HVlENR OF
other places Of civilization. and provided this
net shall not apply 10 the MonKollan race OF
members Of the bar
On motion Of Mr.. Hathaway the amend
ment was laid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Vincent the section was
adopted as amended.
Mr.. Farmer moved that the bill he ordered
enRrossed and passed to third reading.
IA and ~ sr,{nrAt pr, tbia
motion. and resulted IA follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Aitken. Allain, Archer, Arm
strong. Atkins, Baskin. Billiu,. Buchanan,
Bulger, Butler, Cade, Carron. Cayolle Cos
grove, Grain, Davidson. Devereaux, Dicker
son, Dillard. Essex, Farmer, Faulkner,
Hathaway. Henry, Herring, Ives, jackson Of
st, Mary. Jollrlon, Jones', Kirk, kleinpeter,
Mahoney. Millaudon. Munday. Mccain, Nc
Cullough Mcdowell, Newson, Pollard, Prtch-
ard, Quinn, Shaiiler. Shepherd. TaIton.
OF Morehouse, Yell, Young Of iberia. Young
of st. Landry-5S.
Nays-Messrs Bulow. Curley. Deibel, Du-
denhefer. Gibson. Heidenhain, Kavana9h,
Lancaster, Lesendre. Letten, LMoke, y,l Morel,
Absent -Messrs. Barry, Franz, Gardner,
jackson Of Natchitoches, Landry, Lyons,
Nixon, Morgan. Mcdonald, McLeruy, Ogden
Nj b0SSiSI, IetICtt IunilpS, 1 1HtHHS, IONe,
Robertson, Roche, Stringfellow. Varnado,
Williams of Terrebonne, Wise-l1.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Allain moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was ordered engrossed and
passed to third reading. and on his own
motion the molten to reconsider was laid
upon the table.
Mr.. Williams, Of Morehouse, moved that
the rules be suspended in order to take up
Senate bill No. 116
i No quorum voting on the motion to sus-
pend the rules, q call Of the House was or
dered, and the following members We're pres
ent:
Hon. r. n. Ogden, Speaker. and Messrs.
Aitken, Allain, Armstrong. Atkins, Baskin,
Billiu. Buchanan, Bulger, Rulow, Butler,
Carron, Cayolie, Cosgrove. Grain. Curley,
Davidson. Deibel, Devereaux, Diekerson, Dill
lard, Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer Faulkner,
EeazeI. Franz Frazier, Gibson, Golsan, Hall,