The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
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appointed as conferees on part o. .ns Rsvss
Hepreee natives Farmer. ooserove anu haSa'
.Hn act To give licensed physicians lien
and privilege for medical services rendered TO
any person working on farms ana plantatlq9ns
on the crop OF said person yit s th ien
now given by law In favor q the furnisher OF
supplies necessary to enable said person to
cultivate and make MS crop hna 10 UNIV , ne
An act to amend and re-enact act No. II Of
the General Assembly OF 1876. being entitled
IAN act to amend and re-enact eeetlo lon 10 Of act
No. Q, approved February ~, 1871 styled An
act to provide for sup plyiDg the loes II public
burning OF the court house, In the parish OF
Merehouse.on the tenth OF March, 1870 y"
An get to transfer certain 6alance IN u tne
An act ailowins plaintiffs In Injunction and
heir opponepts to bond the properly seizsd In
IAN act relative to the prescription Of debts
due to certain .cha,its3ie and educational in
An act granting the right OF way over any
land belonging to the state OF Louisiana, to any
company duly incorporated Ia this state. for
Az act relative to suite and the trial thereof
before the district courts Of the state ior tns re- e.
novel from office Of district ATTORNEYS clgfRs 81 81
the peace. and of all other parish munioipal or
ward officers, under tho provisions of articles
for motions for new trials and for appeals from
iDterlocutory DEGREES thst might cause frrepar-
able injury, and from all hnai Judgments In
An act relative to suits and the trial thereof
before the Supreme Court Of the State. for the
removal from Office OF the Judges OF the courts
OF appeal, OF district courts throughout tine
etete. ana Ct the city courts OF the narish OF
Orle ans. under the provisions Of articles 1sf
and 400 OF the State convention.
THE GAS COMPANY RESOLUTION.
Representative Atkins called up the concur
rent resolution introduced esterday by Repre-
sentative. Faulkner, and which abrogates the
charter Of the New. orleans Gas COMPANY.
Representative Richardson made the pot1 t
OF Older that the resolution was unconstitu-
uonai, inasmnch as IL was epscial LEGISLATION.
and had not been advertised for thirty days rs
required BY the cons'itution. - A. ,,r.,or
point Of order. that under article A. Of the con,
etitution the Legislature could abolish snecla,
from doing This without thirty days pubiica-
The Speaker decided that the latter point was
well taken. and .ooyerruled the point raised by
Repres entative Richardson.
Representative Harris raised the further
point that the charter Of O corporation could
be affected BY simple resolution.
The Speaker refused to rule on the point say
lpg that it was question OF law that the courts
The resolution was then adopted yeas 81.
nays al.
THE STATE HOUSE COMMISSIONERS.
On motion Of Representative Billiu the House
proceeded to elect three commissioners to 81
Cerintend the construction of the State. House
Representative Heidenhain placed in nomi-
nation Representative Carron. OF III, Landry:
Cafron's hume had been before the D. moeratic
action. On bis behalf be desired that Mr.. Oar
ron,s name be withdrawn from those In nom
s Representative Allan placed In nomination
representative Jackson OF St. Mary HNfFA lssS
e Representative Billiu placed In nomination
Representatives Munday, Richardson and Rob-
artson.
Representative Devereaux nominated Repre-.
and hs sas
tatlve Deibel.
Representative Heidenain raised the point of
order that RepreseB tative Richardson not hav-
Ing practical experience as builder. was not
eligible to serve on the commission. Over
ruled.
The ballots resulted: Munday. es; Richard
ron. 2s; Deibel. d. Representatives Munday,
Richardson and Robertson were declared duly
The committee of conference on the 'baby
bond bill" made report recommending that
the Eouse recede from certain amendments.
The Recommendation was adopted-yeas 6s.
The House then took recess until 1880 D. m.
Night Session.
The House was called to order at $3.50 o. M.
Speaker Ogden In the chair and seventy Ave
members present.
The, concurrent resolution relating to the
New Basin Canal was taken up with the Senate
amendments. and the amendments were con-
CURED in.
don thanking Mr.. NJ. d Moon for his services si
to the y ate ia furnishing Information relative
TO the New Basin. Canal and Shell Road. Under
asuspension OF the rules the resolution was
Representative Grain, on behalf OF the Com.
mittee on Claims. called up resolution intro.
sum Of sl50o be paid to w. "a. spearing from
the balance of the contingent fund of 1877. for
services In assisting In the establishment Of the
CONTESTED ELEoT1oN cAsEs.
Representative Biliu asked that the rules be
suspended In order. to take up the. report OF
the Judiciary Committee In the case from Con-
cordia. IL which Col W; H. Young was the
The House refused to take up the case by
vote OF ~ yeas to 80 nays.
tion Of the rules in order TO introduce q report
from the Committee on Contested Elections in
the plaQuemines case. The House refused to
agree to the motion yeas 20. nays 81,
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
Representative Billiu introduced the follow
Be II resolped bv the House Of Representatives
of the State of Louisiana. That tue thanks OF
this House are due and are hereby rendered to
the Hon. B. ~ Ogden. Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives. for his careful attention to his
onerous iabors, for his prompt dispatch of
business; for his firm preservation OF order:
Tor his unvarying courtesy. matntaiL ed at
times In trying and exciting situations; for his
strict impartiality, without distinction Of party
or persons and for the ability with which he
hos performed the complicated duties of the
Hpaakershp.
Be Il further resolped. That the Clerk shall
furnish copy OF this resolution to the Hon.
Robert N. OGDEN.
Representaiive Billlu advocated the adoption
Of the resolutions. He said the labors OF the
General Assembly could not be appreciated By
the people until the laws passed should be pub.
liehed. The work rendered necessary by the
new constitution was peculiarly arduous and
delicate. For ninety days the members had
faithfully performed the duties imposed upon
them. While these duties we're onerous. these
more iaporious and important. SO well had
the gentleman who occupied the position dis.
be In good taste for the House 70 adjourn with