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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-07

Conceits that make nutcakes hard to
match;
Sometimes they're short and crisp you've no
/ didn't have luck, though, somehow, with
this batch.
These cookies have got awful hard and dry,
The caraway seeds like little bits ofwoOd;
But mebbe you kin eat one-now do try
The children always think they're proper good.
Can You make room fap-jaeks on your
They've stood 50 long guess they're rather
tough
This boy don't mind it-seems as if he ate
As though he never could git half enough.
Children are master hungry at his age.
Now don't you think SOL declare, this pie
Is dreful hot! the punkin's best, pll wage;
Well cool the mirce and have it BY and bY.
This sweet cake, now, it riz up nice and light,
and then it fell. Pm sorry, for my man
Sets great store by it when he comes at night;
NOW 90 make out supper. if you CAM"
So speaking in apologize strain
This woman placed before the teachers eye,
a supper that, repeated once again,
Might tempt the very saints to gluttony.
N time eth, the sleigh bells jingle, sharp and
Came to the children's ever listening ear;
And quick they crowded round the frosty
To watch their father coming home again.
And then the youngest climbed upon chair,
To place the candle for a beacon there,
His chores all done, the bargains of the day
Told one by one, the boot Jack hung away.
His coat removed, but wearing still his hat,
The farmer then sat down to have his chat
"Wal, you're pooty good marster, they say,
And you be, I've no doubt-pve no doubt;
But you'll hey to look sharp or the big boys,
Will perhaps pat you output you out.
We tried that game once, sir, when was
As we 'membered long arter-long AFTER;
He gin us q put out we didn't enjoy, a.
For we jest caught Tartar-a Tartar!
Oh, had to travel to school good ways.
And twas up on hill-on hill;
They 'peared to locate all on 'em, them days,
As they would windmill-a windmill.
They had pooty hard work with the SHOWS
and the sheets, " -
There was consid'able coughin' upon the back
And q good deal OF sneezin'-of sneezin'.
Twas a log house, you know, with hewed
logs for floor, ~
And the fireplace looked grimly-looked
grimly; z Il
The ef fss ar d6S went in through the cAiaf and
And the warm air up chimly-up chimly.
A good dedication I've thought, for my son,
> good deal consarnin'-
said and done, ID.
There's nothin' like larnin'-like larnin'.
Now '.wouldn't be no favor to some boys l
see,
To send him to couege-to college,
For they don't never seem to get no sort Of
idee ;
OF the vany Of knowledge-of knowledge.
TIE Book says you can't never make fig
Worth cent OF thistle-a thistle,
And pigs tail as all on US very well know,
Don't make good whist]e-good whistle
You plant pink eyes and blbows both in the
same field. s.Fru.,s .-
But you can't change their naters--their
matters;
The tops looi alike, but yoa find by the yield
There's difference in taters-in taters.
Now yon compare Vermont boys with what
others you will,
With Yankees York! etaters-York staters,
Youu fnd they amt small ones nor few In q
hill; IN - - : -
That's the difference in 'tsters,-in tatersv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
NOTES fROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, K. l., Dec. 2.-The carpenters are
bu.y uo.ns work in and aoout the cottages ana the
ind ca that they will have steady work during
the winter and spriug. Plans have been drawn Tor q
number o. new cottages for weilknown New York par
ties Int details have no been arranged yeG some
IN nortaut are To be made 10 Mr.. James
Gordon Bcuueu's villa AT once.
The family OF Mr.. George Peabody WetmOre has gone
to New-YoTk
The cottagcrs and tho ellie OF the place assembled al
Casino lila Tuesday evening for the purpose of wit
performance OF the season by mombers
OF the Bellevue Dramatic Club There was n large
attendance. Tne bleaux were unusually hns and the
event was "A in every par, ocular The hall wa'
tastefuliy decorated FOR tue occasion.
Mr. joan W. Bgelow, OF New York. has purchased and
added TO MS estate ON the Point small strip OF land
adjoining the saline.
Itis be, wed that the new Russian Minister at Wash
inalou Will rent "A house here for hims T.
Mr. Philip TAggart of New-York. VINO is spending the
winter here, Tell the zee few days ago and was
severely injured.
General V.dg,s in command at Fort Adams, and
Lieutenant Dnl.nback u. = A. have returned theiI
duties a. ihis pace. ,,
Council lease the dud 70 tle capitalists who desired
10 axe advantages Ncwp RS beach for helt private
,unc me peutluucrs will have lcv, & withdraw"
Ine Ocacn sadly needs IMPROVING! ond 81 l. lhousht mat
avora0ly 81 the propo maze that iAvonte spot
attract as possible. -
Leroy King ami Geo g Gordon King, o! New YORK
have conveyed to Mary Augusta KING Their hou,elOt'
WITHIN tn~ Iucosuro of The kiug estate on BowtTy
Spring anu X np-sls. 49,,
Mr.. j IN DE Hone. u New-Yurk has arrived nj The
Stockton Cottage on \. leyuc-iYc for the winter.
Quite a number OF the wOrkulen at the Government
Turpelu station this harbur have recently been dls
charged Tne officers al the station are Captain Ramsay
u,enau Command Bradford, Brown and Caldwell
Ensign Vreder and Master A. l.. Case. ir. Professor
MOsrn O. Farmer. consulting electrician, and PROBES
A ~ nm .clefu ara tlso ~
Ex-Governor G. O. Van Zandt Will spend the winter a
| THIS place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
SEEKING no BlcONE COAGREG AToyAL

At Plymouth Church prayer-meetng Friday
evening Mr. Beecher spoke blessing hers AT IN close
business meeting Of the church was held M BE ""hrr
said he had received letter from the Lee Avenue
Church. asking Plymouth Church t. send delegate to a
council for admission OF the church to the fellowship
OF the Congregational churches and tO install the Rev
W F. Crafts as pastor The invitation was extended 10
all the Congregational churches III Newly urk and Brook
lyn. Mr. Beecber SAID that he did not know OF a
Church which Plymouth Church would not SIT In
with. He moved that delegate be sent. Tins was
unanimously voted, and DR.. Edward Beschcr was
chosen to represent The church.
The cou Icil will convene December 49, IN the Church
of Christian Endeavor Leave ana HooperSt, Brook
lvn This was formerly Congregational Church,
but when the Rv Dr.. Elwafd Egeeston be-
came It's pastor, over five years ago, 1t became
entirely independent. Dr. EgglestOn was forced
nv heath resign last year and me church Gently
called the Rev W. F. Crafts Of Chic1Co ~ The vacant
mint Mr. Crafts who had been Methodist minister,
desired to become CODgrc GatiOnalIst. and IN accord
anc4 with his wish the church seeks admission 10
the ranks OF Congreg Onal curohes. some interest
ING ones ions may up tins council, Tor IN"
churches which have not affiliated with Plymouth
Church for past years have refused 20 be repre-
sented M councils Plymouth Church has been n
Wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
INTERNATIONAL COTTON Associations.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. PAT a large meeting
Of business this afternoon, the Inefndtlon C'on
Exposition Association was org ,nz-d with the follow
ing officers: President, Senate Joseph T. BroWn of
Georgia; Treasurer, samue NJ. Inman. OF Albania sec
retary John W. Rvckman, OF Phadel phia. An eXpo-l
tou OF The appliances and the machinery used IN tie
cultivation Of cotton II contemplated. The fa,f VIII be
held in Atlanta In October next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
4 PROSPECTIVE NAVAL SCHOOL.

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 3.-The Board OF
Officers, ap lomted TO visit Newport TO examine the
facilities for establishing Naval TRAINING School VIII
VISIT Coasters HarbOr Island this afternoon In company
with MAYOR SOcnm and other officials. Commodore
English, Oh iiTman Of the Board. WA h0nOfed WIN
salute from the Torpedo station this morning. the
ga nte being duly ackno wedged on The POwhatdn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
SPECIALIZING WiTH RELIEF FUNDS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3-Ihe Post Dispatch this
afternoon VIII say The auditing committee 81 The
Muanphy Relief Fund Of this city nave discovered ihat
It's secretary Theodore Lavclle has used about 5000
OF ms money aud cannot make the d felt good IL Is
said maj LlvIee lost the money sprcuatins An cX-
pert il now examining bo ana wneu the shortage
~ rennrted tr u1nnnnf WI be nad BY his bOndsmcn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
MONEY IN DEAAsD IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dee. Money i'll the Chicago
market is III sharp demand and on tune the IA e. are
belwcen and per cent. the sctlcmcn. o. grain and
provis0n contracts on Change pushed up ne ceain
AZ me backs IN tins city to-day TO Tl0 3OoOOO 'ho
49, rge.t an rec ,rd Yesterday they 80 OO.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

PICTURESQUE SCENES IN THE BOGS.
HOW THE Blight BERRIES ARE RAISED AND GATH
ERED--A BUSINESS WITH A LARGE ELEMENT OF
hIsK IN IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

tensions of Roland and his Monaco bride. never
remember a more depresSingly wet day In Paris.
Nobodv conld stand in the streets without being
ankle deep in mud. This prevented a Partisan
crowd from gathering along the foot-ways from
tle church 70 the house of Nine. Blanc In the Rue
de Rivoli from which the bridal party set out, and
IN which il returned after the ceremony. The
snepdid crimson vellum which sheltered the church
stems WAS drenched and discoored OWING To the con
tinuous downpour and water ran from every t"lst
NJ golden cord in the fringe bordering the vellum.
The out-of-d doors spectators were exclusively
masons bodmen. and others engaged in building
and demolishing houses close 10 st. Koch nave
often noticed that uncducated minds like poetic
,usticc A drama in which the villain is not well
punished. and the virtuous heroine rewarded ac-
cording 10 her deserts never takes in the east end
of this city. which is the popular end. On Wcdncs-
dav the rou0bs who ran from scaholdings to glance
at the bridal party appeared to resent the triumph
Of Monaco which cerCalnly does not pluhucr tho
working classes But this did not matter Monaco
panders TO one of the most dangerous wees lhaI
can take hold of human being: IL u an cio ,?
ment Of niquty, the Bastlle, III whch GouI, f
only locked up. was OF tyranny anu tnoioi"lo
did not deserve to prosper. lronlcal Cries were
raised Of Va pour la roulette! or, success 10 .Ic
roulette" There also cries OF heId a,o in
skeletons of the shielded gamblers y Inc Teteiihc
blood in Rolauds veins must have boiled ~ ths
question was shouted.
ROYAL WEDDING PARTY.
He gave his arm to Nine. Blanc, little, sharp
eyed, vulgar looking woman looking In her me
clothes like outlandish idol She was IN blue
Genoa velvet, trimmed with applques of Aiencon'
laid on tat and chenille fringe. The robe was
draped over q satin skirt, and fell in train behind
AS to the bonnet, it was a pretext for crowd
1ng on feathers and diamonds.
Roland is very tall and strongly built lie is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
- Master Tommy {:

FIAT EXPERIMENTING. - Master tommy
MOther dear. yvu tuinK O-cai IGua saw 'llIc
fe ri icIi into The wtterf mOlhtI cure
CIV ne would. deaf." Master Tommy: "OI, then,
mother dear do throw TOtsy ln."-lFun.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

hl8Heu ny bAlu LhAp6yoI nuu uupHo hnu
owner and assessor, and shall be final unless
the taxpayer under oath shall allege that
gross Injustice has been done to him, In which
case an appeal shall lie to the courts and
such cases shall have preference and be tried
summarily and In chambers by rule, and the
court shall, In reading the judgment, assess
10 per cent damages on the amount OF the
taxes against the party complaining, II the
appeal be deemed frivolous"
II line a., after the word "be," Insert
voluntarily"
And recommends that section 10 be adopted
as amended.
The committee recommends that section 20
be adopted.
The committee recommends that section 81
be amended as follows:
Strike out from "and" In line to "shalp'
In line inclusive
Add In line 10: Gin the cases where the asses
sOr and taxpayer agree upon valuation, the
same shall stand as final; but where there is
q difference the police jurors shall fix q val
payer should take an appeal to the courts"
Add at the end OF section, "Or other I'M
avOidable cause"
On motion Of Mr.. jackson, Of st. Mary, the
report was received.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson,
House bill No. 224,
An net making the necessary appropriation
for the repair Of the State-House at Baton
Rouge.
Was made the special order tor Monday,
March 8, immediately after the House should
r. oon1ld Hon Of tho abOya eoti.
- Houss blIl "A. - = that ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

On - ahot down CA I'M ~ II
% xIsas9 N. ss oSk,1s 'a \ Va e g ~ 81
% buy O0il4r Oati 0ofifine hig animal ~ 19
* hsvins II II Killed Without redress = ~.
summit Times: There has never bsen suell
d demand for comm erClal fertl!izgrg kn0VM
e this ssason has developed. u qh 1eoe w inr
and distributed Il 10 this and adjoininf oontIs
ties. Since that time the demand has steadily
Increased for both, and i ~ wefe g etAfeg
a ts nu R|sr. oi Yn sd p Es sasds sq
season IL would hardly be credited.
Friar's Point gasette. Last Thutgdax
difficulty occurred at Bunfl0wsr Landing ~
tween Mr.. Eph. Lombard, clerk ~ -
store. and three men il the nelg110fh0 0ds
day Holloway, Medley aud Mcdonald we're
seen approaching the store abreast ntmgd
with shptsuns. Being discovered 10 tlly ~.
tanee, Mr.. Lombard. who .Mas engaged "a M4
store quickly seized big Winohsstsr ana WIZ
badly wounding Mobley. Holloway secktod
unhtirt and .'lit out" for parts unknown.
Newton Rsport Last Saturday, about nQ6qs
there was terrible accident on the VI M ~
n. r., two and One.half miles east Of NeWs
I've I've ~ oor sSr 0t Jumping the :, trss Xsss
were five. persons on the eDgine.Mk. Osear
Mr. .a, Hunter sr,f,Inved II, b1fldins mi
ranairis1n nIatf1rms III the f,ofntSfiYs Tr.
tfred Hanna the e1pine,r: B,1d E613anInl.
the fnramat,. ana 4 negro named NeWf0n
wise bsdlv ipinrad Mr. Usoar Hi1nter d56d
from thn effaffa ~ his hnrfs and br1iisaa Esfs
,irtiav r,irht. The others arr, doing wall. Wifh
strong homes 81 their reegvery. With tlie ~
oeptiOn Of Mr.. Hanna.
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IT,. ~, ,ss,e AZ I'LL az. @ XIX
~ s,, ~ -. nd ths,n II thnsr ~ }titrJ
MS VIE Cuas ne MXuiu " ua1n W " sHn ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

1f1ugAd1s 1noM IN 1nlk1M
The following messages 49, - lxed fEotAl
The senate:
Nsw Orleans. March !. 1850. !
70 We gpeAker end Members Of the House Of
have the. honor 70 present the following
duly enrolled SENATE bills.
6enate bill No. 80,
), Ar act Y define Che qualifications Of and ~
city Of New Orleans, etc,
An ACT to facilitate the trial oil causes on
the ordinary docket OF the Supreme Court oil
the State OF Louisiana.
Senate bill No. %.
An act prescribing the manner Of changing
parish lines, and pf removing parish seats.
Senate bill No. 81,
An act authorizing the Governor and Attur-
represent tho State In the Bnprems Court Of Of
the United states In the case Of State of New
Hampshire VI. State OF Louisiana,
Which have been signed by the Lleuten-
ant Governor aud President OF the Senate,
and respectfully request the signature Of the
Speaker Of the House to the same.
!, Also 70 Inform your honorable body that
the Senate oonours In
House bill No. 100,
!, Ar ast to regulate the practice Of dentistry
And that the Senate has passed and re-
quests your concurrence In
Senate bill No. LA,
An act to transfer q certain balance In the
State treasury, now credited to the levee and
drainage fund, to the general engineers fund.
JOHN ULEaH,
Secretary OF the senate.
The above entitled Senate bills Nos. SO, 81,
90 and 81 were read to the House by their
titles and signed by the Speaker without de-
lay.
BEHATE CHAMBEH
New Orleans. Maroh q. 1880
TO the Speaker and Members Of the House OF
Representatives:
have the honor to present, duly enrolled,
Senate bill No. 10,
An act to provide for the transfer Of causes
pending In the courts established by the COM
Btitution OF 1868 TO the courts established by
the constitution OF 1870.
Which has been signed by tho Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate, and to
request the signature OF the speaker OF the
House of Representatives to the same.
Respectfully, JOHN CLEHu,
Secretary Of the Senate.
The above entitled Senate bill Mo- 10 was
read to the House by It's title and signed by
the speaker without delay
On motion Of Mr.. Allain, the House ad.
journed until Monday, March 9, 1880. at Il m.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
TEXAS

Pneumonia is prevailing In Camp county.
johnson county 10 Matching out young
grasshOppers.
Montague county has ores Of silver, nickel
and cobalt.
One-hslf the land in San Saba county q %
be sold for taxes
9. W. Klaedsn, a merchant In BRENNAN, haD
committed suicide.
A steam fI!o.,qaring mill and an elevator 4 ~
be built at Whitney.
Engineers OF the international are survey
Ing line from Austin to Laredo.
Jasper county on local option has Just v0t00
for prohibition by large majority.
There is we'll at Crockett that contains
water only when the wind ID from the north.
A Mexican child was killed and another
horribly mangled by feroeious dog at 6An
Marcos.
The Texas and Pacific road, en- route u ri
Paso, will strike the Central extension Is
Erath county.
The stand Of sugar cane this season On the
coast Ia reported perfect, and the prospects,
Tor heavy crop never better.
A husband and wife In Freedmantown both
attempted suicide from marital infelicftteg,
and were saved with difficulty.
The surveyed line OF the Central extension
passes two miles north Of Dublin, IN Eeath
county, and terminates six miles south ok
Eastland city.
The citizens Of San Saba county. men.
women and children, are kept busy ehOcftuG
of jack and cotton-tail rabbits from tho
wheat fields. sss
A Mexican and his wife we're at Coleman
peddling. At night, when cemped near tie
town, four or five men came and shot the man
In a most brutal style. 49,
The demand for lumber IN Beaumont and I
Orange 10 almost double the amount that en- 1
be supplied. It Is estimated that for the yer
1880 $4,000 600 feet will be wanted YEA
las, and so great was the demand FOR eeefe
that ticket spectators, who had bought M
eligible seats at 81 80, were able to sell them
at prices ranging from IS to $40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
CENTENNIALs.

The city Of Nashville will celebrate It's cen.
tennial anniversary In May OF this year. The
records show that q party OF Scotch. Irish
from North Carolina began the foundation Of
present city, on May l, 17sO.
Preparations are being made to celebrate
the centennial anniversary OF the Battle Of
Elizabethtown, N. j." The celebration will
be held on June 8, and q large number OF
militia companies, including the Continental
Guards, Of Princeton, will be present.
Baltimore is getting ready TO celebrate It's
centennial and q half--or the one hundred
and flftisth anniversary OF It's founding. The
observance will be made some time In the
autumn Of the present year. The Historical
s9e,sty o. Mar ~ aor has spRoinssd com
cure orators and liz things for o subscription
dinner.
Tho Northwestern States have decided to
do better than Baltimore, and on July will
celebrate the two hundredth anniversary Of
Father Hennepin's discovery Of tho Falls Of
Il President Hayes can get away from Wash.
making. Michigan, Wisconsin, M Minnesota nsso
and Iowa people are moving the thing, and
many excursions will be run.
Coy Holiday Fl Virginia. hss , written
j., expressing qualification that the General,
with the Veteran Zouavea OF that city, pro-
poses visiting Yorktown, Va. In October, 1851,
and he promises the visitors kind and
hearty welcome from the people Of Virginia.
Gov. Holiday hopes. from the interest man
Tested oil over the country, that the pro-
posed celebration will be worthy Of the occa-
sion. The Iouave6 will take with them their
battery Of Calling guns and brass cannon,
now In their possession, which were captured
az Stony Point by troops from Elizsbethtown
and Virginia.
The South Carolina Senators and Repre-
sentatives In Congress- have written letter
to the authorities OF Charleston and Spartan
burg. In that State, cordially indorslng the
plans instituted for the observance Of the one
great victory at Cowpens, appointed for the
seventeenth OF January, 1881. It is also pro-
posed to erect memorial column. with suit
able inscriptionq. 10 honor honor Of the men who
memorial column with 0 bronze statue Of
Gen. Morgan. During March, 1880, or this
month one hundred years ago. Charleston
was besieged. Next Sunday will be the CEN
tennial anniversary s, q the occupation q Fort
terB.
The current number Of the Yorkville, 8. O.,
Enquirer gives an account Of the preliminary
celebration at Kings Mountain. The CEN
tennial will fall upon the seventh Of next Oc-
tober. At Kings Mountain. on the seventh
Of October, 1880, Cornwallis wab deprived OF
one-fourth OF his army and abandoned his
projected conquest Of North Carolina. It
caused his subsequent downfall ct Yorktown.
The Continentals were mainly Seotch-Irlsh
man, Of Georgia, delivered the address TO 5000
people, and, In eulogizlng the heroes, quoted
favorite Scotch verse:
Tho fisherman forsook the strand.
The swarthy smith took dirk and brand.
Left in the hall. cut swath his scythe;
The herds without keeper strayed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Forty-fourth Days Proceedings.
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
AeaA., - o., - - s.u

HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
State of Louisiana.
New Orleans. Saturday. March 9. 1850.
The House was called to order at u m.
Present Hon. Il. N. Ogden, Speaker. and
Messrs, Armstrong;, Attain, Atkins, Aitken,
Barry, Baskin, Billiu, Buchanan, Bulger, But
Ter, Oade, Oarron, Cayolle, Cosgrove, Curley
Davidson, Devereaux, billiard, Dlckerson
Deibel, Dudenhefer, Essex, Faulkner, Franz
Frazier ,Tsszs nsrner ao1so,n, G ae
s sins, nfM Henry. Ives, Jackson oi Natoh
toches. jackson Of 81. Mary, Jones. kava
naugh, Klelnpeter, Kirk. Lancaster, Let
ten, Lyons, Lucke, Mahoney, Mlllaudon. Mix
on, Morel, Munday, Mccain, Mccullough. Nc.
Pspe f hshsp P RSds Ps sHs
Richardson, Robertson, 6haiffer, Shepherd
Schneider, st. Clair, Varnado, Vaughan, Yer.
ret, Vincent, VOORHEES,, Weems, Wise. Williame
Of Morehouse. Williams Of Terrebonne, YOUNG
Absent -Messrs. Archer, Bulow, Grain, Far
gendre, Morgan, Mcdonald, Pope, Stringfel.
low. Talton, VOORHEES,. Yell-17.
Prayer Was offered BIZ the Rev. DR.. Perci-
val.
The journal OF Friday, the fifth instant
was read and adopted.
Leave Of absence Was granted Mr.. Cade for
three days, Mr.. Mccain for ten days and Mr.
Billiu for one day.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. ETC.
IN accordance with the rules, the roll was
called for the introduction Of bills. etc.
The following named members offered bills,
etc, entitled az follows, which were read by
their titles and placed upon the calendar:
BY Mr.. Buchanan
House bill No. $50,
An act to carry out and put into operation
article 1873 Of the constitution.
BY Mr.. Feazel-
House bill No. $40,
An act making an appropriation to pay bal
ance Of salaries due parish judges for the
year 1879.
BY Mr.. Gibson
House bill No. al,
An act to grant lottery charters or privi-
leges under article 1877 Of the constitution for
the benefit OF the Charity Hospital at Shreve-
port and the public schools Of the several par
ishes OF the State: to prescribe the terms and
Of granting said charters and priv
lleges, and to repeal all laws In conflict, In so
far as they may be In conflict with this act.
By Mr.. Henry
House bill No. 242,
An act to comply with and carry into effect
axticle l65 Of the constitution OF this State,
md to that end amending articles 5000, 3107,
MS and $50 Of the Civil Code.
By Mr.. Lucke
House blu No. AS.
Joint Resolution relative 70 Ncugcllsu I'm
Migrants 70 Loulsials.