The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH s. 1880.
Mr.. Cunningham offered the following

Mr.. Cunningham offered the following
, amendments:
Sec. q. After ION" 10 line IA, insert "exoepl
constahles' sales, which shall be advertised
by posting In three public places In the ware
where made" and 1t end OF line 10 insert
"and having general circulation"
The amendments were agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Augustin the section, az
amended, was adopted.
u Section was read.
Mr.. Perry offered the following amend.
ment, which was agreed to without obiec.
tion:
At the end of section add the words. land
that In all cases where there Is neither
plaintiff nor defendant, the party having
paper, and on bis failure to do SO the olioer
directing the same shall do 60" z..=5
On motion Of Mr.. Augustln the section as
amended was adopted. =mM-.- @.~
Section 4 was read.
MIR. Fontenot offered the following amend
ment and moved Its adoption:
Sec. 4. In line IL strike out the words zone
dollar" and insert In lieu thereof the words
! ''seventy.fve CENTS"
On which motion the yeas and nays were
ordered entered on the journal.
Yeas--Messrs. Augustin, Campbell, Davey,
rontenot, Foster, Hsgan. Marston, Perry,
Nsys--M essrs. Brian. Burlington, Cunning
nam, Estopinal, Leake Lucas, Luckett. Mutt,
Parlange, Pollock Robertson, Rogers, Steele,
Settoon, Walton--15.
Absent-Messrs Ably, Cahen, Demas, Har-
ris. Kidd, Montan, Newton, Nunez, Stewart,
SHINES, Story. Vance-t2
| And the amendment was not agreed to.
| Mr.. Marston offered the following amend
inent, which was agreed to:
Amend section A, after advertisement, /" In
line H. and add the words: Provided, the
official journals Of the city OF New Orleans
and the parishes publish legal advertisements
at their contract rates.
On motion OF Mr.. Augustin the section Us
amended was adopted.
| Section 8 WAS read. M."@
| On motion Of Mr. Cunningham the words,
This act shall take effect from and utter It's
PRONUNCIATION" were stricken from the sec
ti0n. 5=...
| On motion OF Mr.. Augustin the section as
amended was adopted.
i On motion OF Mr.. Augustln the bill was
ordered engrossed and passed to Its third
reading.
Senate bill No, 119,
! An net directing the State tax collectors to
receive for all licenses and general fund taxes
the warrants drawn by constitutional officers
az the State for their salarles under the
present constitution; to cash said warrants
when presented, and to prohibit speculation
| In the same,
Was taken UP on Its second .!readng and
considered section by section.
| The first section was read.
Mr. Fontenot offered the following amend
| ment
In line 10, after the word "cash," Insert the
words PRO rata"
| The amendment was not agreed to.
| Mr.. Cunningham offered the following
amendment:
Before the word Officers" In line 8, insert
and legal; and ut the end OF line add the
strike out the words drawn by the In line 7,
| and insert ''of."
Mr.rMarston offered the following as sub
stltute for Mr.. Cunningham's amendment:
In section /, line 6, strike out the word
the and Insert the word 'all."
In lines and s, strike out the words
drawn by constitutional officers FOR their
warrants" the words ISSUED In accordance
with law"
Mr.. Fontenot moved to strike out 1.-THE en-
acting clause Of the bill. 5.M.
On motion Of Mr.. Watkins. the motion was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Robertson moved to lay Mr.. Marston's
substitute OH the table.
BY o rising vote Of 10 yeas to no nays the
substitute was laid ON the table.
Mr.. Marston obtained leave to have his
vote recorded mo" on the last motion.
Mr.. Watkins offered the following as SUBJ
stttute for the preceding motion, which WAS
agreed to-:
Strike out In line the words "drawn by
the constitutional officers" and insert In lieu
thereof the words drawn by the Auditor for
salaries Of constitutional officers" and add
at the end Of line IA the words, when In
funds"
The bill was then read in full as amended,
and on motion OF Mr.. Ably was adopted as
amended, ordered engrossed and passed to
third reading.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
On motion Of Mr.. Parlange, leave Of alb
sence was granted to Mr.. Leake until Mon
day next.
On motion Of Mr.. Fontenot leave OF alb
sence was granted Mr.. Augustin until Friday
next.
SENATE BILL ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. "a,
An act providing for funding certain obli-
cations OF the State; designating board to
fund the same. and prescribing the character
of the bonds to be issued; authorizing the
procurement OF books and blanks; creating q
board Of examiners, and authorizing the en-
ployment Of clerk; designating certain war
rants as primd facie valid warrants; defining