The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-28


Nr. Young. OF st. Landry. moved to lay
upon the table the motion to strike out sec
tion Q.
Which motion was agreed to.
Section was adopted.
Section was read.
Mr.. Altken moved to amend In limo by
striking out the word three" and inserting
Ia lieu thereof the word five"
Mr.. Young, OF st. Landry. moved to lay
upOn the table the amendment offered by
Mr.. Aitkens.
The motion to lay upon the table was
agreed to by rising vote OF 27 yeas to "a
nays.
Mr.. Farmer moved to amend. In line S, by
striking out the word "three" and Inserting
In lieu thereof the word -four"
Mr. Devereaux moved to amend by insert
ing after the word excepted" at the end OF
section s. tho words Subject. to approval OF
the bondsmen."
The amendment of Mr.. Devereaux was
laid upon tho table,
BY a rising vote OF 81 yeas to 0 nays the
amendment OF MIR. Farmer was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson section was
adopted as amended.
Sections 4, and we're read and adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson the bill was
ordered engrossed and passed TO Its third
reading,
House bill No. 176.
An act fixing the amount OF bond to be
given by the clerks OF the district courts In
the several parishes throughout the State.
the parish OF Orleans excepted; giving them
additional powers, etc.
Was taken up on Its second reading, re-
ported upon without action by the Committee
on the Judiciary.
On motion the bill was indefinitely post
poned
House bill No. l79,
An act TO carry into effect article liz OF the
constitution with regard to tho recusatlon Of
Judges OF the district courts, and to repeal
article $40 OF the Code OF Practice.
| Was taken up on It's second reading. re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee Without
action.
On motion the bill was indefinitely post
poned.
House BIZ No. 1872
An act for the relief of!securities on official
bonds In all cases where good and sufficient
cause ls shown, and authorizing courts to re-
quire new bonds,
Was taken up on second reading. under the
favorable report OF the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
On motion Of Mr.. Vinoent] the bill was or
dered to be printed
| House bill No. 1877.
An act to provide for 9auging and inspect
Ing oils or fluids derived wholly or In part
from coal or petroleum; to establish fees for
the same; to provide for the appointment OF
gaugers and inspectors; to regulate and re-
strict the sale and use OF said oils or fluids
and to repeal all laws and parts OF laws In
conflict with this act,
Was taken up on Its second reading, re-
ported by the Committee on Health and
Quarantine.
On motion the bill was made the special
order OF the day for Friday. the twenty-sev.
enth instant, at 2 p. m.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING REFERRED
TO COMMITTEES.
The following entitled House bills were
| taken up on their second reading, read by
their titles and referred to committees, ae
follows:
BY Mr.. Kleinpeter-
/ House bill No l92,
An act to authorize and direct the board OF
| trustees OF the Institution for the Blind tO
contract for the purchase OF a suitable home
for tbs institution, and to appropriate money
to make partial payments Tin fulfilment OF
| such contracts.
TO the Committee on Public and Charitable
Institutions. ".4..
/ BY Mr.. jackson, Of Natchitoches-
| House bill No. 1893.
| An act to protect the people OF this State
against unqualified practitioners OF medicine
/ TO the Committee on Health and Quaran.
| tine.
! By Mr. Richardson
House bill No. 1874.
An act for the relief OF Thomas l.. Max
we'll, OF New Orleans, and making an appro.
priation OF $2212 IS to pay the judgment and
costs obtained by said Thomas l.. Maxwell
againet the State OF Louisiana, In suit No
1914 Of the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, the provisions OF article 4s
OF the constitution having been compiled
with.
To the Committee on Claims.
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED OUT OF ORDER.
Under suspension Of the rules Mr.. Curley
introduced the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Attorney General be re-
uuired to take into consideration the griev.
ances complained of by the Administrator OF
improvements OF the city OF New Orleans
and published In the papers, respecting the
Carondelet Canal and Navigation Company
and In the event OF q violation on their par
of the conditions Of their charter he be dt
rected to take lmmed legal proceedings tC
obtain possession OF the property for tbs
State Of Louisiana, and the resembling OF thG
charter.
On motion OF Mr.. Allain, the House ad-
journed until tomorrow friday, February
n, at II o'clock m.
i PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Clerk of the House OF Representatives.
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