The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

the Committee on Rules
Rtaotued In the House of Representatives
of TIE State of Louisiana, That rule No. 81 OF
the Rules Of Order OF the House OF Repre-
| sentattvss be and the same is hereby amend
Cd so az to read as follows, to wit:
Upon all calls OF the House, and In taking
yeas and nays on any question, the names OF
the members shall be called alphabetically.
On each call Of the yeas and nays the clerk
shall enter In the journal, alphabetically.
first, the names OF I'LL Representatives voting
yea; second. the names Of all Representatives
voting nay, and third, the names OF all Rep
resentatives absent and not voting.
On motion the resolution was referred to
the Committee on Rules.
BILL INTRODUCED OUT OF ORDER.
BY consent, Mr.. Golson introduced out OF
order,
House bill No. 1914,
| BY Mr.. Richardson
An act for the relief OF Thomas L.. Maxwell,
OF New Orleans, and making an appropria-
tion Of $22l2 IS. to pay the Judgment and
costs obtained by said Thomas l.. Maxwell
against the State OF Louisiana In suit No.
1854 OF the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. the provisions Of article 4S
Ok the constitution having been complied
with.
The bill was read by It's title and placed
upon the calendar for second reading.
SENATE BILL ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 60.
An act defining the duties OF district at
torneys throughout the State, and fixing their
fees,
| Was taken up.
On motion Of Mr. BlIliu the bill was ordered
to lie over.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING REFERRED
1 TO COMMITTEES.
| The following entitled Senate bills were
taken UP on their second reading. read by
their titles and referred to committees. as fol-
| lows:
Senate bill No. a.
An act to require police jurles to make pro-
vision for tho support OF all iniirm, sick and
destitute paupers residing In their respective
parishes.
To the Committee on Parochial Affairs.
Senate bill No. 81,
An act relative to the clerks OF district
courts, e1 o0icio clerks Of courts Of appeal,
| &c o0icio parish recorders OF conveyances,
| mortgages and other acts, and ex-notaries
public and to the official bonds to be- fur
nished by them, the parish OF Orleans ex
copied.
To the Committee on the Judiciary.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
The following entitled Senate bills were
taken up On their first reading, read by their
titles and passed to second reading:
| Senate bill No. so,
An act creating printing board, and delin-
Ing its duties; relative to the State printing
to the official journal OF the State; to regulate
and define the prices of public printing, and
| to prescribe the manner in which the same
shall be done; directing the manner and
prices ut which contracts shall be made BY
police juries and municipal corporations for
public printing: providing for the binding
and distribution OF all public documents, and
furnishing stationery for all the departments
OF the government Of the State; and repeal
Ing act No. 40 of 1877, and all laws or parts OF
laws in conflict herewith.
Senate bill No. 90,
An act prescribing the manner OF changing
parish lines and removing parish seats
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
| BY Mr.. Jackson, OF Natchitoches-
! House bill No. 100,
An act to regulate the practice OF dentistry
In the State of Louisiana,
Was taken up on Its third reading.
The bill was read In full.
On the final passage Of the bill the yeas and
nays resulted as follows:
Billiu, Buchanan, Bulger, Butler, Cade, Cos
grove, Curley, Devereaux, billiard, Deibel,
Essex, Farmer, Faulkner, Feazel. Gibson,
Golson, Hall. Haney. Harris, Herring. He!den-
hahn. Ives, jackson Of Natchitoches, Joffrion.
Nixon, More!, Munday. Mccain, Mccullough.
Mcdonald, Mcdowell. McLeroy. Newsom,
Pearce, Phillips, Quinn, Robertson. Shepherd,
Schneider, st. Clair; Talton, Varnado,
Young of st. Landry-53.
Massachusetts Allan, Atkins, Aitken, Bas-
kin, Carron, Davidson. Dickerson. Dudenhefer,
Franz, Frazier Gardner, Hathaway, Henry,
Jones, kavanaugh, kleinpeter, Kirk, Landry
Pope, Verret Vincent, VOORHEES,, Wise, Will
ltams OF Terrebonne, Yell, Young Of Iberia-3l.
Absent Messrs. Bulow, Grain, Cayolle,
Jackson of st. Mary, Ogden. Pritchard, Pol
low-1.
Mr.. Young, Of IBERIA explained his vote as
follows:
| vote "no" because 1t does not require those
now practicing without diplomas to secure
them or certificates OF qualification.
The bill was finally passed.
On motion the title Of the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Young, Of st. Landry, moved to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill was finally
passed, and on his own motion the motion to
reconsider was laid on the table.
BY Committee on Fisheries
House bill No. 1876.
An act to prevent the destruction Of fish by
poisoning, trapping, hedging or quill-nettlng.
and providing penalty for the same
Was taken up on It's third reading,
On motion Of Mr.. Billlu 1t was ordered that
the bill be printed.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING REPORTED
BY COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Lucke-
House bill No. 2, .M@@=% ~M
An act to carry into effect article IT'S OF the
constitution Of the State Of Louisiana, and to
secure to laborers and workingmen the wages
due them In certain cases.