The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-30
On motion of MI. Marston the bill was Of
dered 70 be printed

On motion of MI. Marston the bill Was or
dered 70 be printed.
REGULAR ORDER
Mr.. Robertson presented memorial Of
George b. Loud, for salary due him az Gu
perintendent Of Education Of the third divi-
sion for the first quarter Of 1877.
The memorial was read, and on motion OF
Mr.. Robertson referred to the Committee on
Public Education.
Mr.. Ably presented memorial Of certain In
surance companies and insurance agents,
relative to the license tax.
On motion Of Mr.. Ably the reading Of the
memorial was dispensed with, and 1t was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message from the House OF
Representatives was received and read:
10 Tie President and Members OF the Senate:
/ am directed to inform your honorable
body that the House eonours LII the report OF
conference olnInitteo on
Senate bill No. 10,
:. An act entitled IAN act to readjust the
State Land Office; appointment Of register
time and manner Of paying said salaries; to
define the powers and prescribe the duties OF
the register; to fix the fees for 1oertin-
Gates and patents and disposition thereof;
ceeds; duties Of the Auditor OF Public Ae.
counts, State Treasurer, Attorney General
and the Governor: register to sell school
lands, fixing the price thereof and disposition
OF the prooeeds; to provide for the payment
Of salaries and expenses incurred Ia the btate
Land Office; TO repeal act No. SO Of 1870, and
sections 1914 to 1918, inclusive, OF the REVISED
Statutes, and all conflicting laws"
And agrees to the amendments as proposed
by conference com mite.
And that the House has finally passed
Senate bill No. 100,
An act to carry into effect article 116 Of the
constitution; to provide the qualifications
and for the selection OF competent and Intel
ligent jurors throughout the State.
M. MCNAMARA,
Assistant Clerk Of House OF Representatives.
Regular order resumed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Watkins, chairman OF the Commit
mittee on the judiciary, submitted the fol-
lowing report:
TO the President and Members OF the Senate:
arm instructed by your Committee on the
Judiciary, to whom was referred
House bill No. 120. being
An act TO amend section $3.50 OF the Revised
ID
70 report the same fav0rably with the fol-
lowing amendments:
Flrst-Amend title by inserting after
"amend' the words land re-enact," and add
to the title IN regard to surveyors. fees."
Second-Strike out all after 1870, " In line
10. flrst page, down to and Including line 10,
Third-Strike out sections q and 8.
senate bill No. 1876, being
An act to amend and re-enact section 2,
lx,1n S,xS~eA fnSt n nrs1n.
tive to .e Qualifications q candidates. 70 ths
TO report the same favorably.
House bill No. 262 being
400 Of the CONSTITUTION of The State Of Louis.
no report the same favorably.
House bill No. 1872, being
An act to put into effect article 241 OF the
constitution.
TO report the same favorably.
An act allowing plaintiffs In Injunction and
third opponents to bond the property seized
In certain cases.
To report the same favorably, with the fol-
lowing amendments:
First-Strike out the word "in,"' In line Z,
| and insert AFTER the expiration Of"
becond-1n lines 10 and l6 strike out (which
the Judge shall fix as equal TO-" and insert
Third-Strike out. In lines II and II, the
words ''the person or persons at whose In
| stance the property was eolzed," and Insert
.'the sheriff, for the benefit Of all persons In
Fourth-Strike out, In lines 90 and 80.
defendants In the Injunction or third opposi-
tion,," and Insert "person or persons inter-
| ested."
Fifth,-rn line 50, before persons" insert
| sother," and strike out all after the word
'law, in line 81; and
House bill No. 1874. being
An act to create tho Fourth City Court OF
New Orleans and defining Its Jurisdiction
fixing and providing for It's location and the
salary Of its officers and manner OF their
payment; defining qualifications Of Its
Judge, clerk and constable, and providing
for their appointment and the election Of
their successors.
To report the same favOrably, with the fOl-
lowing amendment:
SEoT1oN5. strike out all from .'shall," line
25, to 'they," line 81, both inclusive.
Respectfully submitted,
Mr.. Leake, chairman Of the Committee on
Public Education, submitted the following
report:
To the President and Members Of the Senate:
am instructed by the Committee on Public
Rducation, to whom was referred Senate
bills Nos. 1863 and 2o3, to report as follows:
On
senate OIL NO. N3,
An act to regulate the sanitary and hygienic
conditions OF the public schools In the State
Of Louisiana,
TO report the same favorably.
Senate bill No. 1853,
An act to establish In the city VI New Or
leans university for the education Of per-
sons Of color, etc,
To report the same favorably, with the fol-
lowing amendments:
First-section 2, line 9, strike out ell after
see and spa Tag
from the several Congressional Districts
equally; who shall be. appointed by the
Governor, by ami with the advice and con-
sent Of the Senate. Vacancies shall be filled
In similar manner.
"The members Of the board shall be ap-
pointed to serve during four years; but any
member failing to attend two successive reg.
ular meetings Of the board, shall. except In
case of sickness or other good cause, be con-
sidered no longer q member OF said board.
and the Governor, on receiving official notice
OF such absence from the president Of the