The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-27

and printed In tho journal. be- reesysd nv th.
House and considered as purgng him of the
charge of contempt
Which motion was agreed TO-
Mr.. Yell asked and obtained leave tn atTis
his signature tn the expllrgation presented
by Mr.. Landry and wns declared purpstl of
the charge OF contempt
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Young, Of iberia, presented a Concur
rent Resolution requesting our Senators and
Representatives. In Congress- to secure an np-
preparation FOR tho Improvement OF Bayou
Carllne.
Lies over, -. M=za =.=
Mr.. Klelnpeter ofrsred the following resoli-
tlon:
Rraolred That the Eom,nlttsa on State
Honss and Public buildings he requested to
tnke Into consideration ths report ri the Com
mitiae on Rules I'm refsrnnca 10 the propO~
sition of Chnrlsa Carroll. E-u Respecting ths
machine Invented by him for taking ths yeas
and nays and calling this roll pf members.
with n view to lts introduction Into the now
State House amongst other convsnlsncsss
recommended introduced therein.
Iias over. -
Mr.. Atkins presented n memorial from the
citizens of Webster. Glaborns and Blsnvills
parishes. protesting against tho closing OF
Mnek's bayou and other outlets Of Rod rlvsr.
Under a suspension of ths rules this nsrno-
rial wn. referred to tbs COMMITTEES on Ways
and NJ eans.
REVOLUTIONS FROM THE TABLE.
Tho following resolution. offered By Mr..
Iuese. waa taken up.
Hrapirrd I'M Me Grnerm Assembly of khr
k4.xf.s
Artificial Limbs bs authorz vi 10 insert In
this list nf disabled soldiers tho names af the
two cItzsna who lost their limbs on Septsm-
her H. 1874 In seryGs nf the Stats and pro-
vils for tho shtus Ms provided for Confederate
soldiers by the constitution Of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr. Luehs tho resolution WAS
adopted.
Tho following resolution. offered by Mr.
Eilltu. WAS taken up:
Jieaoiped. That hll bills relative to the put
ting into cooperation the constitution shall have
preferences, and all such bills are ordered
plnced on n preferences calendar. md such
calendar shall be first considered over all
other business except bills fixed as a special
order.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Tho following resolution, offered By Mr.
Deversa,,s. was taken up:
He ii Hraolned, That ono copy of Voorhees,
be furnished tb each chairman of standing
contDittses of tho House.
Mr. Atkins moved to amend as follows:
Provided. that the books shall bs the prop
erty of the State.
Hy rising vote Of 35 ysas to % nays the
resolution WAS laid upon the table.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Blllu. chairman. on behalf Of the
Committee on the judiciary. presented thG
following report;
New ORLEANS. February "a. 1890.
To tho speaker and Members Of tho House OF
REPRESENTATIVES,:
Your committees, to whom was referred the
following bills, beg leave to report rs follows:
House bill No. t53.
introduced by Mr.. Pope,
An net 10 extend the prescription OF debts
duo the Poydrns fund Of the parish Of West
Baton Rouge to the term Of thirty years,
FnvOrahy. with amendment:
After the word Baton" In the nth line Of
section | insert "Kouge"
House bill No l5s.
introduced by Mr. Pope.
An act to provide for the admission Of
parole evidences In cases 70 show an Interrupt
tion of prescription on all debts due the Poy-
drns fund of West Baton Rouge,
Fnvorably
House bill No 1874,
introduced by Mr. Fenzsl,
An net requiring bond OF clerks Of district
courts. fixing tho amount thereof. etc,
FhyOrably, with the following amendments
Insert after the word courts" In the title.
and RI o6irio recorders, and In third line 0!
first section. after the word Courts insert
'and c1 o6rio recorders"
House bill No. I3o,
introduced by Mr.. Billiu.
An net defining certain rnlsdemeanOrH
arising out Of cruelty to animals, etc,
Favorably, with the following amendments:
Strike ont all of sections and q. In line
9of section 6, strike out being proven guilty.
In section ., line 2. strike out "seizlng, dstaln-
Ing or In section 10, line 5, strike out "one
thousand" and insert two hundred and fifty"
And In line strike out two years" and in-
sert "six months
And recommend to the House that they do
finally pass, with this amendments
On @@:5
House bill No. 45,
IntrOdueed by Mr. Deibei,
An net to create police court, etc.,
Returned without action.
Houae bill No. 17G.
introduced by Mr.. Kirk,
An act fixing the amount OF bond to be
given by the clerks OF district courts, etc.
Returned without action, having rsporteda
B1tuliHt Dlu IuYOlhuJ.
On
House bill No. l79,
introduced by Mr.. Millaudon,
An act To carry into effect article lie Of the
constitution,
Returned without action. having reported q
similar bill favorabiy.
On
House bill No. 12s.
Introduced by Mr.. Gardner, 3
An act prohibiting the sale or giving away
f,f iiIuDrp
etc,
Returned without action, having reported
q similar bill favorably.
On the following bills we report unfavora-
bly,, and recommend to the House that they
do not pass:
On
House blu No 100,
Introduced by Mr.. Armstrong,
An act to provide for the trial OF criminal
ca1ses wherein the district Judge B recused.
On
House bill No 148,
introduced by NJ OdRen,