The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-10
warrants shall be receivable for taxes or In

Mr.. Butler offered the following substitute
for the entire section.
SEQ. 1. That all valid certificates Of in
debtedness by tho public school board OF the
city of New Orleans, and by all the parish
school boards throughout the State, for the
States portion of the salaries OF teachers and
poTtresses, and for the necessary expenses OF
conducting the public schools prior to Janu-
airy /, 1880, may be submitted to the Superin
teDdent of Public Education for approval
aud when approved by him as valid the said
certificates may be presented to the Auditor
of Public Accounts, who shall draw his war
rant for the principal Of said warrants on the
State Treasurer, and shall distinctly state In
each of said warrants that 1t Is payable only
out of school and general fund taxes and
licenses due the State OF Louisiana prior To
the first day of January, A. ID. 1880, and col
lected subsequent to that day.
The substitute was adopted.
Section was read.
Mr.. Butler Offered the following substitute
for section q:
SEC. Q. That the said warrants may be pre-,
sented to the Auditor of Public Accounts,
State Treasurer and Attorney General, who
shall examine them, and II they find them
valid. said officers shall indorse said warrants
as valid, and when surrendered to said Off
GERS and by them registered and Cancelled,
they shall Issue 10 the holders OF said war
raDte certificates therefor In sums oil 49, $40.
$40 or $50, rs may be desired by said holders,
which shall be receivable for all taxes and
1879, and prior to January l. 1880, except taxes
due the warrants and levee funds
The substitute was adopted.
Section was read.
Mr. Butler offered the following substitute
for section B.:
SEC 8. That after all the certificates are
retired which the Auditor, Treasurer and
Attorney General shall have Issued for valid
Auditors warrants outstanding january l,
$780, in accordance with the constitutional or
dinance for the relief of delinquent taxpay-
ers, and after q sum of money, from the col
lection OF delinquent taxes and licenses due
the State prior to January |, 1879, shall have
been set aside to pay the principal and inter
est Of the five dollar bonds, issued In accord
ance with said ordinance, the certificates
provided for In section of this act shall be re-
celved for oil taxes and licenses due the State
prior to Jannary i, 1872 apd for all interest.
penalties, coste fees and charges thereon,
except taxes due the interest and levee funds
The substitute was adopted.
Section 4 was read.
Mr.. Butler offered the following substitute
for section 4:
SEC. 4. That as soon as all the certificates
are retired and all five dollar bonds are fully
funded, or as set forth in section Of this act,
the Auditor OF Public Accounts shall imme-
diately issue his notice of that fact to each
and thereupOn said certificates issued under
section Q of this act shall be received for all
taxes and licenses due the State prior to Janu-
airy |, 1879 and for all interest, penalties, |
costs, fees and charges, except taxes due the |
interest and levee funds, and may be tender
ed In payment of 30 much OF the purchase |
price OF all property purchased by or forfeit |
ed to the State, and sold in accordance with
the act OF the General Assembly providing |
for the sales of said property, as represent the
taxes due the school and general funds, and
interest, penalties, costs, fees and charges
SEC. s. That all parts of laws In conflict /
with this act are hereby repealed.
The substitute was adopted.
Section was read and adopted.
Mr.. Butler moved to adopt the following
to the title:
Amend the title to read thus
An act to provide for the liquidation of oil |
valid certificates of indebtness issued by the |
public school board OF the city of New Or
leans and by the parish school boards
throughout the State, for the States portion
Of the salaries of teachers and portresses,
and for the necessary expenses OF conducting
the public schools prior to January, 1, 1880,
and making same receivable for delinquent
,axes and licenses, interest penalties, costs,
lees and charges.
The title was adopted as amended.
Mr.. Butler moved that the bill be ordered
and passed to third reading.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Atkins, the bill was made
,he special order OF the day for tomorrow
sfter reading the journal.
On motion of Mr.. Farmer, and under sus-
pension of the rules,
House bill No. ST.,
An act to provide the necessary stationery
or the various judicial and other officers of |
he parish Of Orleans,
Was taken up on second reading, under the
adorable report of the Committee on Ways
md Means, with the following amendment:
Strike out In line Is of the original bill the
words "tWo newspapers" and the whole of
Inc 16, and the words during 80 days" In line
7, and insert the "ot1iclal journal once week
or four weeks"
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the amend
nent was adopted.
Sections l, Q, 3, 4, 5 and 6 were reed and
aepted.
The bill was ordered engrossed and passed
0 third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Curley, and under a sus-
'ension of the rules,
House bill No. 119,
An act to repeal act No. So, approved April
|, 1877. and to provide the manner of holding
lections and making returns thereof; to de-
ne the duties and powers of certain officers
0 provide for the appointment of commits
toner's and clerks OF election, etc,
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read In full,
The yeas and nays on the final passage of
be bill resulted as follows;
Yeas-Messrs. Aitken, Archer Armstrong,
tkins, Barry, Billtu, Buchanan, Bulger, !
'utler, Cade, Carron, Grain, Curley, David
On, DeibeI, billiard, Dndenhef-r, Farmer,
aulkner, FeazeI, Franz, Gibson, Golsan Hall,
[aney, Ives. jackson Of Natchitoches, Jof-
ion, Kavanagh, Kirk, Kleinpeter, Lam !
aster, Legendre, Letter, Lyons, Mahoney, |
Iillaudon, Nixon, Morel, Morgan, Munday, t
IcCain, Mccullough, McD onald. Mcdowell, ,
ewsom, Pearce, Pnipps, Quinn. Richardson, t
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