The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-25
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
IousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thirty Third Days Proceedings,
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,
6IHe I'll bDulGlHnH I
New Orleans. Saturday. February a. 1870
L Il1,1I L.,

Meaers. Archer, Armstrong, Allaln, Atkins,
Aitken. Barry. Raskin, buchanan. Buger.
Butler. Bulow. Grain. Garron. Uayolle, Cos
grove, Curley.. Davidson. Devereaux, Delbel.
Dudenhefer, Faulkner, Franz, FeazeI, Gard
ner. Gibson, Hall, Hathaway. Haney Harris,
Herring. Heidenhain. Henry, Ives, jackson
of Natehitoehea, jackson Of st. Mary, Jones.
Jofrrton. kavanaugh. Klelnpeter, Kirk, Ian
caster. Landry. Legendre. Letten, Lyons,
Lucke Mahoney. Mtllaudon. Nixon. Morgan,
Morel. Muntlay, Mccain Mccullough, Nc
Donald. Mcdowell MeLeroy, Newsom, Og-
den, Pearce, Phipps, Pope, Pollard, Quinn,
Richardson, Robertson, Roche, Shepherd,
Schneider. st. Clair, Talton, varnado
Vaughan. Verret. Vincent, VOORHEES,, Weems,
Wise. Williams Of Moreho'iae. Williams OF
Terrehonne. Yell, Young Of Iberia 81.
Prayer was offered by the Ist. Rev. Bishop
GaIleher.
The journal OF Friday, the twentieth In
slant, was read and adopted.
COMMUNICATION FROM GEN. W. i. REHAN.
| The following communication WAS present
| ed to the House: u
HEADQUARTERS F1RsT DIVISION. !
| Louisiana National Guard. \
New Orleans. February ~. 1897.
| Hon II. N. Ogden. Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives:
Sir In the march tomorrow In honor Of
\ tho anniversary Of the birth of our first
atatnspau and soldier GEORGE Washington
tho Louisiana State National Guard will pass
| the State Capitol building at AZ .. m. and
will tender u marching salute to tho State
officers and memters Of the Assembly.
am. very respectfully,
Major General L. s. N. Ct.
Mr.. Heldenhain. Of Orleans. arose to a per-
sonal question, called attention to a report In
| the Congressional Record Of February IL, and
stated that he had signed tho document pub
j,ho In u ON yuI hpn
| reading the same, and would not have signed
| II If he had read 1t.
| ROLL GALL. FOR INTRODUCTION or HILLS
| The roll Was called for the Introduction of
bills. etc. In accordance with resolution.
The following named members introduced
bills entitled as follows:
BY Mr.. Baskin-
House bill No. t72.
| An act to provide for the settng apart,
valuation and registration OF property
claimed as homestead, etc.
by Mr.. Cosgrove-
House bill No l73.
An act to authorizes the city Of New Or
leans to fund Its floating debt: to provide for
the issuance Of bonds therefor: to make such
bonds receivable for certain back taxes and
for the purchase price OF property sold for
certain back taxes or otherwise: and to pro-
Vide for the interest on such bonds. and for
their ultimate payment.
Ry Mr.. Gurley@
House bill No. ia,
An act to define rs the crime Of obtaining
money under false pretenses. tho sellng, ex-
change. pledglngo Consigntng OF any goods,
wares. merchandise or property. by false or
~
and to punish said crime.
BY Mr.. Devereaux-
House bin No. lis.
An act regulating the business OF pawn
brokers and.loan offices. and prescribing cor
tain duties and safeguards therein.
BY Mr.. Kirk
House bill No l7G.
An act fixing tho amount OF bond TO be
given by the clerks of tho district courts In
tho several parishes throughout tho State.
the parish OF Orleans excep ted; giving them
additional powers. etc.
BY Mr.. Landry
Louise bill No, III,
Joint resolution relative to tho passage by
the Congress of the United States Of u bill
entitled an act to secure from loss the deposit
tors In the Freedmen's Bank Savings and
Trust Company.
BY MIR. Mllaudon-
House bill No. lis,
An act In regard to tho recusation Of dis
trict Judges In condensation suits for office.
BY Mr.. Mllaudon-
House bill No. 10,
An act to carry into effect article liz OF tho
constitution with regard to tho recnsation of
Judges OF the district courts, and to repeal
article $40 of the Code OF Practice
By Mr.. Munday
House bill No. $50,
An act defining tho crime OF vagrancy; pro-
viding for the trial and punishment OF va
grants in this State.
BY Mr.. Butler
House bill No. 1884,
An act to carry into effect the provisions OF
article go of tho constitution Of 1870 with
reference to the University Of Louisiana,
located at New Orleans, and to appropriate
$40, ooOf for its maintenance and support during
the year 1880, and $4,000 for It's maintenance
and support during the year 1884,
BY Mr.. Butler
House bill No. 1872, ..m#
An act for the relief of securities on official
bonds In all cases where good and sufficient
cause ls shown, and authorizing courts to re-
uuire new bonds.
The following messages were received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER. |
New Orleans. February a. 1880. !
To the Speaker and Members of the House OF
Representatives.:
l am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has finally passed and
requests your concurrence In
Senate bill MOI,
An act relative to sheriffs &c o6iciO tax col
lectors, and to the bonds to be furnished by
them the parish of Orleans excepted.
Senate bill No. 80,
An act to carry into effect article 1873 OF the
constitution, and to impose a penalty on the
officers falling to comply with the same.
And
| Senate bill No. SO,
An act defining the qualifications OF the
| constables of the city courts OF the city Of
New Orleans; fixing their compensation, and
bo