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


| Twentieth amendment:
| Item in lines 5O4 and sos, $500" was stricken
out and $1,000 was inserted in lieu thereof
| Twenty first amendment:
| Strike out $4,000 and insert "S13, 800" In
lieu thereof.
| Twenty second amendment:
In lines 473 479 and 1876 strike out the figures
1882 co. and insert the figures ''$1750"
And In line 491 strike out the figures
"$46S7 50'' and insert the figures "$5250."
| Twenty-tbird amendment:
| Salary of State Registrar Ut 1880 1881
Voters for years 1880 and 1881 SO, 500 $3, 600
| Salary one Chief Clerk for Reg
| istrar of Voters. .............. 1000 LOO
| Salaries twentv-six clerks, to be
| employed sixty days prior to
each election-60 days Mt So
per day each day. ............. 55S0 $3.50
| For holding elections In the year 1886, $22 900
| Twenty-fourth amendment:
| Strike out i'm lines All, ATT and $50, the fig
| ures "$20S3 81" and insert $2333 80; and in
| line 4s9. strike out the figures "$6250'' and In
| sert $1,000"
Twenty-fi amendment:
Strike out in lines 40, Alt and 422 the word
School and reinstate the word general"
| MIR. Feazel moved that the House do not
concur In the amendments of the Senate.
The motion was agreed to-
Mr.. Feazel moved that committee OF three
members be appointed, to confer with a like
committee from the Senate, in regard to the
non-concurrence OF the House In Senate
amendments to House bill No. $50.
Mr.. Kleinpeter moved, as substitute, that
committee of five members be appointed,
etc.
By q rising vote of So yeas to 30 nays the
substitute prevailed.
The Speaker appointed as members OF said
committee Messrs. Feazel, Ogden, Atkins,
Phillips and Allain.
Mr.. Devereaux moved to suspend the rules
in order to take up House bills on third read
ing.
By rising vote of 3S yeas to sc nays the
motion to suspend the rules was not agreed
to-
Mr. Robertson moved to reconsider the vote
by which, on yesterday, the following resolu
ton was adopted, to wit:
Resolved That the House of Representa-
lives adjourn on the tenth day OF April, $780,
at O'Clock p. m, sine die, and that the SEN
ate be informed of this action.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the mo-
ton to reconsider. and resulted as follows:
Yeas-Meesrs Archer, Billu, Butler, Dever-
eaux. billiard. Gibson, Golsan, Hail. Haneey,
toches, Jofrrion, Kirk KIeinpeter Lancaster,
Morel, Munday, Mccain. Mccullough Me.
Dowell. McLeroy. Newsom, Pearce, Phipps,
Pope, Quinn, Robertson, Shepherd, Talton,
Wesms. Wise. Young of st. Landry-42.
Nays essrs Aitken, Allain, Armstrong,
Atkins, Baskin, Bulger, Bulow, Carron, Cay
ole, Cosgrove, Grain, Davidson. Deibel, Dick
erson, Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer. Faulkner,
denhain. jackson of st. Mary, Jones, Kav-
anagh, Landry, Lucke, Lyons, Nixon, Nor
gan, Mcdonald, Ogden of Bossier, Phillips.
Pollard, Pritcbard, Roche, shaiffsrj Stellar,
Morehouse, Yell, Young of Iberia-A
Absent Messrs. Barry, Buchanan, Cade,
Curley, Franz, Herring, Richardson, Schnei-
der, Stringfellow-9.
The motion to reconsider did not prevail.
FROM THE TABLE.
Consideration of resolutions, etc, from the
table WAS resumed.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Bulow, ex-
tending an invitation to Gen. U. S. Grant,
Was taken up.
Mr.. Buow asked and obtained permission
of the House to withdraw the resolution.
The memorial of the president OF the school
board OF the parish of Rlchland,
Was taken up. and referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
lative to assessment of useless property,
Was taken up.
On motion the memorial was indefinitely
postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Weems the House re-
solved Itself into committee of the whole to
take into consideration
House bill No $780,
An act to provide for the appointment of
and other officers and en- |
ployees of the New Basin, Canal and Shell |
Road; prescribing his duties, fixing his sal |
airy and limiting the expenses of said New |
Basin, Canal and Shell Rond.
HOUSE BUSINESS RESUMED
The committee on rising reported through |
It's chairman, Mr.. Robertson, that they had |
had under consideration the above entitled |
House bill No. 229, reports progress, and
asks leave to sit again.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THEDAY.
House bill No. 305,
An act to provide for the protection and
of completed public levees In
conjunction with the police juries of the several
parishes OF this State: to prescribe the man.
ner In which levees may be cut for rice fumes,
roads and machinery. and to provide means
for the payment OF the expenses attending
this work, and to provide penalties and pun
shments for the violation of the provisions
Of this act, and for violations of parochial Or
1nances made in conformity with this act,
Being the special order of the day for
o'clock p. M. was taken up.
On motion OF Mr.. Heldenhain the House
resolved itself into committee OF the whole
TO take into consideration the above entitled
House bill No. 305.
HOUSE BUSINESS RESUMED.
The committee on rising reported through
It's chairman, Mr.. Joffrion, that they had had
under consideration the above entitled House
dill No. 305, and recommends that the bill be
amended as follows:
To the title:
Strike out evidences" and insert "ordi-
laDces."