The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-25
Senate bill No. 60,
An act defining the duties OF district at
tOrneys throughout the State and fixing their

fees.
Favorably. with an amendment as follows:
At the end OF section add, without COM
pensation except as provided for In section 8
Of this act"
And recommend to the House that 1t do
finally pass with the amendment.
On
House bill No. S. introduced by Mr. Baskin.
An act to amend and re-enact act No. IL.
extra session OF 1877
Unfavorably, and recommend to the House
that 1t do not pass.
Respectfully submitted, 81
TT. BUTLER.
Acting Chairman.
Mr.. Pope, chairman, on behalf of the Com
mttee on Public Works, Lands, Levsos and
Railroads, reported as follows
New ORLEANS, February 81, 1880.
To the Speaker and Members OF the House OF
Representatives:
have been instructed by your Committee
on Public Works. Lands, Levees and Rail-
roads, to whom was referred
House bill No. 152,
An act to provide for the preservation and
protection OF completed public levees and
public works under the supervision OF the
| police jurtes Of the several parishes OF TINS
| State, and to provide penalties and punish
! ment for violation OF its provisions and for
violation OF parochial ordinances made In
conformity to this act,
10 report favorably On said act, with the
| following amendment. to wilt:
Amend section 7, by adding at the end
thereof the words land one dollar for every
| night"
And as thus amended that 1t be passed by
your honorable House.
N. W. POPE, Chairman.
Mr.. jackson, or Natchitoches chairman OF
tho Committee on Health and Quarantine, re-
ported as follows:
TO the Speaker and Members of the House OF
Representatives.:
Your committed to whom WAS recommitted
House bill No. 81, beg to report fayorably on
said bill by substitute, with the original title.
Respectfully,
Il. L. JACKSON, Chairman.
In order to take up the Senate Concurrent
Resolution, as follows:
ITO appoint joint committee to examine
the books, vouchers, etc, OF the Auditor and
Treasurer, In accordance with Revised Stat
| utes, sections 1875 and $780,"
Which motion was agreed to.
The rules having been suspended, the reso-
luton was taken up.
Mr.. Devereaux moved to amend by strik-
ing out the words auditor and
On motion Of Mr.. Jones the amendment
offered by Mr.. Devereaux was laid upon the
table.
Mr. Devereaux moved to amend as follows:
TO be composed Of five members from the
Senate and seven from the House.
On motion OF Mr.. Farmer the amendment
was laid upon tho table.
Mr. Devereaux moved to postpone tho fur
Their consideration of the resolution until
Monday next
~ II fhn fT,
postpone was laid upon the table.
Mr. Farmer moved the previous question.
The call for the previous question having
( been seconded by the House, the main ques-
ton was put upon the adoption OF the concur
rent resolution.
The concurrent resolution was adopted.
@ NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following named members gave notice
that they would, Mt some future day, intro
duce bills on the subjects named:
BY Mr.. Richardson
An act for the relief or Thomas L.. Max
well, of New Orleans, making an appropria-
tion Of $22l2 IS, to pay certain Judgment
and costs obtained by him against the State
oftLoulsana In the Fourth District Court,
parish OF Orleans.
BY Mr.. Heldenhain-
An act to provide for the repairing of the
buildings belonging to tho State Penltcntiary.
BY Mr.. Morel-
An act to put into effect article 254 Of the
State constitution, and to lquidade tho
bonded Indebtedness OF the city Of New Or
leans.
Also, ..=-.
An act to amend and re-enact article 1884 of
the Civil Code of Louisiana.
BY Mr.. Farmer
An act to enforce the provisions OF the or
dInance OF the constitution Of the State OF
Louisiana entitled indebtedness of the State
to It's fiscal agent"
By Mr.. jackson, OF Natchitoches-
An act entitled IAN act to protect the people
Of this State from unqualified practitioners
of medicine, In accordance with article ITS of
the constitution"
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members, In accord
ance with previous notice, introduced the
following entitled bills, which were read by
their titles and placed upon the calendar for
second reading:
By Mr.. Dudenhefer-
House bill No. 1888,
An act granting to municipal corporations
throughout the State full authority over the
whole subject OF public and private mar
kets.
By Mr.. Phillips
House bill No. 1874,
An act to create the Fourth City Court Of New
Orleans, and defining Its jurlsdiction; fixing
and providing for Its location, and the salaries
of Its officers and manner Of their payment;
defining qualifications of Its Judge, clerk and
constable, and providing for their appoint
ment and the election Of their successors;
and providing for the transfer thereto Of GER
tain cases from the Seventh and Eighth JUS
tees and the Third District Courts Of the
parish OF Orleans.
By MI. Robertson
House bill No. 1875,
Joint notwithstanding for an appropria-