The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
NEW BILLS I'm THE SENATE.

election suits or suits for Offices the person
claiming'the office shall DO responsible for the
costs: and should the person whose right y
contested be cast on tho suit. such person
shall be condemned to pay the costs.
Senate bill No. 1883 provides that no privilege
on crops OF the year a. accorded By article 3217
Of the Civil Code shall affect any third persons
having a similar privilege. or the right Of
pledges under contract made and recorded
according to act No. es Of 1874. unless regis
tered In the privilege book of the clerk Of
court
As between different debts Of the class men
leges OF furniHhers OF supplies tarticle 22l7 q.
OF and those having the additional security III
shall be given In tho order Of their registry.
When recorded as above, privileges shall follow
the crops In the hands Of third persons, even
tho parish. and said crops have not passed into
the hands Of an innocent third person by rea-
son OF q second sale. and In that case the first
ally to TIC holder Of the pledge: provided. this
section shall not apply t9 such crops or por:
tons as may have been sold for the purpose 81
perior or concurrent pledge on the same. No
privilege On any growing crop belonging to tn e
o. ,ne isn Of % w9en
sorting privilege or mortgage on such farm
80 long as such crop is growing and constitutes
.a.pp aft OF the realty unless 1t Is duly regis
senate bill No. Ia provides that whenev r any
valid warrants issued by the Auditor and pre-
want Of funds. the Treasurer shall indorse On
such warrants the date when presented. and all
such warrants shall draw per cent interest
senate bill No. 1856 provides that bodies corpo-
rate or polite may change their name and seal.
more properly defining Its mission or ex-
powers are. imposed Or delegated to them.
or tho performance Of certain things is as
signed TO any body corporate or polite: pro
s fe" TS
does MT apply NO.
act, tho matter having been definitely settled by
the clause In the constitution authorizing
Senate bill No. lao provides that any druggist.
apothecary etc., selling or dispensing medi.
cine. not . licensed physician. who shall pre-
s s ssy hF na y 2s s x ua d 5
medicines to such person In pursuance of said
prescription, shall be deemed guilty Of q mis-
sao Tor the rst offense. and sioe Tor subseaaent
ofYeDBeB.
Senate bill No. 1856 provides that sections 8, 0,
to animals. be repealed. but nothing in this act
shall be construed - an Infringement on any
provisions In said act not herewith repepealed.
power By lie officers Of said association n 90.
pretending and bringing before the courts any
person violating any State. parochial Or NUM-
affecting cruelty to animals or cruelty to
minors.
Senate bill No 14l provides. that section
shall be the duty Of quarantine physicians to
visit and inspect all vessels entering the port
OF New Orleans by the Mississippi river: also
and Atchafalaya during the periods specified
In section 30lo. Veoeels free from disease. not
in foul condition and not from infected ports
p " q nsnee
passene ,,s not exceeding fifteen. q the rate Of
Der up to thirty. fifty cents additional for each
aboye fifty additional. ten GENTS each. to be paid
by the master. owner or agent before release Is
may. at It's discretion. remit one. half for the
oil vessels inspected and transmit the fees to
the secretary OF the Board OF Health. and the
fees shall form fund for the support Of quar-
antine.
All vessels coming from infected ports. or
found Ia foul condition. or whose crews or pas
the voyage from Infectious or presidential dis
ease. shall be detained at quarantine for pur-
poses Of cleansing Or disinfsctton such time as
physiclans under the general regulations Of the
Board OF Health. Quarantine physicians ehall
nave power TO grant permits TO persons nc.
climated and healthy to pass quarantine and
also TO require oil sick persons 10 be landed for
treatment ut Quarantine Hospital. The vessel
shall pay a hospital foe Of S. for every person
thus landed. and alec the necessary expense OF
cleansing and disinfecting before receiving per-
mission to leave quarantine.
Senate bill No. 137 prohibits the selling, ap-
prenticing. etc, OF children under fifteen for
singing. playing. musical instruments. rope or
wire walking. dancing. begging or .peddlinR
purposes. or as Rymnasts. etc. Providing this
bill does not apply to the employment Of such
children AZ singers or musicians In churches.
schools etc. It provides also against the NAL
treatment Of children. Also against the tax
Ing. inveizltng or snticlng OF any girl under
the age of sixteen into any house Of ill-fame.
The punishment shall bs fine not exceeding
$1,000 and imprisonment not exceeding two
years, or both. One half Of the lne to 60 to the
tnformer. Persons found guilty may be de-
prived OF the custody of children. Any police
officer may lawfully enter and interfere to pre-
vent the violation. In his presence. OF any Of
the provisions Of this act and arrest the person
SO offending.
SENATE BILLS.
Funding Valid Warrants.
Senate bill No. 81, as amended by the Commit.
tee on Finance. provides for board to carry into