The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
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FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BEN ATE.


On the call Of tho roll tho following named
Henators were present:
Messrs. Ably, Brian, Cahen, Campbell.
Foster, Harris. Lucas. L,icltett. Mnrston,
Aontnn. Newton. Nunez Mutt. Parlange, Pol
Settoon. Story. Walton. Watkins-37
Absent--Measrs. Augustin. Burlington. De-
mas, Hagan, Kidd. Leake. Steele. SHINES.
Vance,.
On motion Of MIR. Cahcn the reading OF the
Journal In detail was dispensed with.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message, received from the
House OF Representatives, was read:
HousE or nErREaENrATtvEs
New Orleans. March ~, 1910. ]
20 tho Honorable President and Members OF
tho Senate:
am directed to inform your honorable
body that the House has passed ana requests
your concurrence therein,
Concurrent Resolution
Relative to the closing Ut the mouth Of Red
ifSs s. g. ngs'on VIII Me- NMASST1rSep
Assistant Clerk House OF Representatives..
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Watkins, chairman OF the Committee
on the Judiciary, submitted the following re-
port:
10 tho President and Members OF the Senate:
am instructed by your judiciary Commit
toe, to whom was referred
Senate bill No. III. being
An not to create an additional Justice of
the peace and constable In and Tor ward 3.
pRrish Of Natchitoches,
To report the same fnvornbly.
Senate bill No. l75. being
An act To grant lottery charters or prlvi-
IegeB under article 1877 OF the constitution. for
the benefit OF the Charity Hospital Mt shreve.-
! parishes Ok the State; to prescribe the terms
and conditions OF granting said charters and
privileges; and to repeal MI laws III conflict,
In 30 far AZ they may be In conflict with this
TO report tho same favorably, with amend
ments:
Amendment tirst-Strike out the preamble
Second--Section 2, lines and A. strike out
lin equal quarterly instnllments," and after
"annum," "a line ., Insert quarterly In i'd
vance" Each or said sursties shall make
oath that he has property over and above his
liabilities. exemptions and homestead sufll-
Cent To respond to the amount for which he
0hllgates himself On said bond. which shall DO
Cortier OK mortgages II they deem tho same
rood and sufficient, and said bond shall be
He'd In the Auditors Office. Any Individual.
association OF individuals or corporation on
tOyinH y charter or privilege granted BY this
Act shall forfeit tho same by failure u dis
charge my " his obligations 70 the State or
ticket holders"
Section 4, line 2, between the and estate"
insert "Governor vi the"
Line 3, between with and good" insert
~ least two"
,., ;, strike out security" and insert ''se-
04 AZ thc end Of section d. strike out .as secu
rity for the prompt payment " The said an-
nual sum or license " $40. 000' and insert TOR
the benefit and protection Of the State, ticket
holders and all other parties Ia interest"
AGs ctnIly n sg MAMksAls Chairman.
MI. Ably, chairman of the Committee on
Health and Quarantine. submitted the follow
Inv report:
Tothc President and Members of the Senate:
Your Committee On Health and Quarantine
beg leave 10 report favorably On
Senate bill No. 161,
An ect TO provide for the regstrationo or Vital
statistics In the country parishes 81 the state
Or Louisiana, and for meeting the expenses 81
the same.
Senate bill No. l66,
An act to provide FOR the establishment Of
m Insane Asylum Of the State Of Louisiana,
70 BE- located In the city Of Natchitoches, and
10 provide for the administration thereof.
sTIaMI3MAs \. ABLY, Chairman.
Mr.. Settoon, chairman Of the special COM
mittee on New Basin, Canal and Shell Road,
submitted the same report which he had sub
mitted In behalf Of the majority OF the COM
mittee on March 0, now the unanimous report
OF the committee.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following named Senators obtained
unanimous consent to introduce without pre-
vious notice the following entitled bills:
Mr.. Rogers. by request
Senate bill No. 1885,
An act for the organization Of corporations
for the purposes Of drainage, sewerage. sanl-
tation and land reclamation.
Mr.. Cunningham
Senate bill No. 1856,
An act relative to curators or guardians OF
interdicted persons residing out OF the State
Of Louisiana.
Mr.. Parlange-
Senate bill No. 1888,
An act declaring that laws prescribing that
judicial advertisements shall be made IN the
French language, or in a particular newspa-
per, shall not apply to advertisements began
before the PRONUNCIATION Of said laws, or
before the selection of the newspapers In
which said advertisements are to be made.
Each OF the foregoing bills were read the
first time and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Parlange, In accordance with previous
notice. introduced the following entitled bill
Senate bill No. 1877,
An act allowing plaintiffs in Injunction and
their opponents to bond the property seized
N certain cases.
The bill was read the first time and placed
on the calendar.
Mr.. Parlange obtained unanimous consent
to take up at this time, for the purpose OF
referring the bill to committee,
Senate bill No. 1Ss,
An act declaring that laws prescribing that
judicial advertisements shall be made In the
French language, or In particular newspa-
par, shall not apply to advertisements began
hsSore the PRONUNCIATION Of said laws. or be-
1nee the selection OF the newspapers In which
aaA advertisements are to be made.