The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

sert conditions"
In line g. strike out che"
In line s, striksout "now."
TO section =
In line 2. strike out "have" and inser
"bear."
In line 6, before collector insert "tax"
To section IL:
In line 80, after soft, Insert from"
To section IL:
In line 8, strike out thereon" and inser
"thereln."
And the bill be adopted as amended.
Mr.. Jackson, of St. Mary, moved to la,
upon the table the amendment to section 4
as follows:
"And the levee Overseers shall be entitled
to receive, likewise, two dollars per day"
The motion to lay upon the table was no
agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Robertson the amend
ments recommended by the committee of thu
whole were adopted.
Mr. Robertson moved that the bill be or
dered engro 5sed and passed to third reading
The motion was agreed to.
SECOND SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate bill No. so,
An act creating printing board, and de-
filming Its duties; relative to the State print
ing; to the official journal of the State; tt
regulate and define the prices of public print
ing, and to prescribe the manner In which the
same shall be done; to regulate the manner
of making advertisements in judicial pro.
ceedlngs or sales of property under judicial
process, or In any other legal proceedings, In
all parishes; regulating the price therefor
directing the manner and prices at which con
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nicipal corporations for public printing; pro
viding for the binding and distribution of al
public documents, and furnishing stationery
for all the departments Of the government oil
the State; and repeating act No. 40 of 1877
and all laws or parts of laws in conflict here
with,
Being the second special order OF the day
was taken up under the favorable report OF
the Committee on Printing, with the follow
ing amendments:
In section IS, paragraph T. line 7, strike out
zone hundred words" and insert the word
"suuare."
In the same section and paragraph, in line
1, strike out lone hundred words" and insert
Square"
At the end of section t3 insert: IA square
shall consist of ten lines of solid agate type
or it's equivalent, In columns of standard
width. to wit: thirteen and one-half ems
plea"
Mr.. HeldenhaiD, rising to a point OF order
claimed that the bill made an appropriation
consequently must be considered in com
mlttee of the whole House.
The Speaker ruled the point we'll taken.
Mr.. Devereaux appealed from the ruling of
the Chair
nolI fh, linz nj
the Chair DO sustained as the sense of the
House?"
On this question the yeas and nays were
ordered and resulted as follows'
Yeas-Messre. Aitken, Allain Archer, Arm
strong, Atkins, Basktn, Bulow, Cayole, Dick
ersoD, Dudenhefer Essex, Farmer, Faulkner,
Feazel, Gardner, Hathaway, Heilenbaln.
Ives, Jackson OF st. Mary, Jones' Lucke, Ly-
ons, Nixon. Mcdonald, Pollard, Richardson,
Roche Shaiffer, Verret, Weems, Yell, Young
of Iberia. Young of St. Landry-33.
Nays Messrs. Blliu, Buchanan, Butler,
Cosgrove, Grain, Curey, Davidson, Deibel,
Devereaux, billiard, Franz. Gibson, Golsan,
Hall, Haney, Harris. Henry, jackson of
Natcht, oches, Jones, Kirk, Kleinpeter, Ian
caster. Legendre, LetteD, Mahoney. Millau-
dops Morel. Mnnday, Mccain, MCCULLOUGH,
Pbipps. Pope. Quinn, Richardson, Robertson,
Schneider, Shepherd st. Clair, Talton, Var
nado. Vaughan Vincent, VOORHEES,, Williams
of Terrebonne, Williams OF Morehouse, Wise
80.
Absent-Messrs Barry, BuIger, Cade, Car
ron, Frazier, Herring, Kavanagb, Landry,
Morgan, Ogden OF Bosser, Phillips, String
felUw-12.
The House refused to sustain the ruling of
the chair.
Mr.. jackson, of st. Mary, moved to adjourn
until IL o'clock q. m. tomorrow.
By rising vote of Is yeas to 50 nays the
motion to adjourn was not agreed to.
The bill was ordered to be considered Sec
ton by section.
Mr.. Devereaux offered the following amend
ment:
Ia line 49, strike ont "sealed proposals"
and insert "sell at public auction to lowest
bidder the furnishing to the State"
Mr. COsgrOve moved to lay upon the table
the amendment offered by Mr.. Devereaux.
BY rising vote Of 20 yeas to AZ nays the
motion to lay upon the table was not agreed
to.
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Harris moved to postpone further con-
sideration OF the bill until tomorrow, Wednes-
lay, at .. M, and that special committee
Of three be appointed to consider the same,
and to recommend to the House such amend
nents as will make the body of the bill con-
orm to the amendment submitted by Mr..
Devereaux and adopted by the House.
Mr.. Atkins moved to lay upon the table the
notion to postpone.
By rising vote OF 20 yeas to 40 nays, the
notion to lay upon the table was not agreed
%.
By rising vote Of 81 yeas to SO nays, the
notion to postpone was agreed to.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Speaker appointed as members OF the
committee to welcome Gen. Grant-Messrs.
Billlu, Harris, Cosgrove, Buchanan and Al
ain.
AS the committee on Senate bill No. so
Messrs. Atkins, Richardson and Kavanagh.
Under a suspension of the rules
House bill No. 322,
An act to enable the Citizens Bank of Lou
ana to make compromises and settlements