The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, February g. 1880

Quinn's view Of the. matter, and quoted article
100 q the constitution e support his position,
After some further discussion the decision
and the bill was returned to the introduosr.
By Representative Pbfppa-An act to amend
tioe -O' -
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
A number Of Senate bills were read a second
time and referred to appropriate committees.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
an act to fix tho fret terms Of The district
courts courts under the constitution u 1872, tpnb.
llshed In full In yesterdays DEMooRATl WIS
taken NJ on its third reading and finally
passed-yess CO. nays 0.
eases pending and undetermined before the
and before the Third District Court for the
Orleans talso published In full yesterday was
taken ~ and finally passed-yeas 70. nays Q.
HOUSE BILL ON SECOND READING.
An act to prevent the adulteratlon OF articles
Intended for food" etc. was taken up under the
favorable report, with amendments. OF tho
Committee on Quarantine, and ordered to be
An act to regulate the practice OF medicine.
the epeclel order for Wednesday. at O'Clock.
Permission waa ay Y, H. RepresentatIve Lettsn
e Wthphnw House bi No T. 10 g
A number OF bills previously introduced were
read u second time aud appropriately referred
Representative Cosgrove introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted, under 2
Resolred That tho Committee on Corpora
tions be instructed to examine into and report
this city against the New Orleans Haslight
Company regarding neglected and overlooked
deposits In the TREASURY VI that corporation. tg
the amount of over sb0O.0GD. and to recommend
to the House. should the faets warrant. such &C.
ton as may be necessary In tho premises.
The House then took q receas until o'clock.
AFTER REunss.
Tho special order OF the day, being the con-
called for. and the report Of the Committee on
Elections, recommending that Representative yes
Bulow and Gardner the sitting mombere. be
confirmed In their seats. was reAd.
On motion Of Representative Allan tho attor.
peys for the contestants. Messrs. Dupaty and
Dngas' were invited t. address The House e
spoke at length 10 favor OF his clients.
He was followed by Judge George p Br9u0hn
counsel for the e0ntestees, In behalf Of Repre-
sentativas Bulow and Gardner.
DOL LinRan closed the debate Of the counsel
In Affair mnyed u.
for the report Of the Committee on Elections
that Bulow and aardnef. having received . ma.
c s p M yqes H. ase y confirmed u
Representative Mahoney moved as a subeti-
tute that on account Of bulldozing by the Re-
cared vacant, ana that tho Governor b re-
duested to order new election. Laid on the
table.
Representative Kavanaueh. member of the
Committee on Elections. explained the report
az the committee reviewed the evidence upon
which II was based. and insisted that 1t should
be adopted.
A vote was then reached and the report of
the. committee. with the recommendation that
Bulow and Gardner be confirmed In their seats.
was adopted by u arge maj ority.
Representative knvanangh offered a resolu-
ton providing that the Committee on Elections
be discharged. and that hereafter contestants be
permitted to appear before the House and state
their cases. Ruled ont of order.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow at
IL o'clock.