The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-21

City Debt had not yet been appointed, moved
that Il be Increased TO eleven members. and
that Speaker Ogden be made member there.
OF and appointed its chairman. Adopted
under suspension Of the rules.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
/ by Representative Lettan Relative to en-
forcing article 900 Of the new constitution.
ny Representative Vincent Relative to pro-
tectioH of game.
by representative ST. Clair Relative 70
duties Of commisaIonera Of public achoals.
Hy Representatives Dlckeraon Relative to
defining the jurisdiction Of Justices 81 INC
peace throughout the State.
INTRODUCTION or Hills.
BY Representative Davidson An net sup,
plying the loss of public documents aestroysa
by tlrs nj tho burning OF tho court-honss ~
tho parish OF Livingston In 1879. Read twice
and referred.
BY Representative Franz An act providing
for the establishment OF n board of flour in
spectors and defining their duties
nv Representative Butler-Providlng for n
hoard or Jury commissioners for the parlsh
Of Orleans, regulating their compensation,
and defining the manner In which Jury liste
shall DO drawn. Also an act liking PEN
atty for any attempt to practice Inv by per-
sons not duly licensed and qualified.
by Representative Williams, Of Morehouse
An act to suppress gambling.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bll No. I, by Mr.. Dudenhefer, pro
hibitng foreign snilors from working on the
wharvea, was read twice and referred TO the
Committee on tho Judiciary.
House bill No. Q. by Mr.. Lueke. an ACT TO
protect labor by granting n iaborers' Hen
upon NIL buildings and other work done. was
read twice and referred to the Committee on
Lands, Levoes and Public Works.
The report Of the State Auditor was referred
to tho Committees on Ways and Means
nALLoTlNa FoR SENATOR.
On motion Of Representative Farmer the
House proceeded to ballot for United States
Senator for the term beginning March a. 1888
Tho following nominations were made: JAS
H. Cosgrove, Of Natchiteches. Ferdinand
Marks, 81 Orleans; James y. Wise, OF Rap
ides: +. n. Allatn, Of Iberville, Hiram IL.
Lott. OF West Carroll; Lambert Franz. "a
Orleans
The ballot resulted M follows:
For Mr. Cosgrove- Speaker Ogden and Hep
resentatives Archer. Ball. Buchanan, Duden-
hefor, Franz, Hail. Jackson OF Natehltoehes.
Kavanagh, kleinpeter. Lyons. LuCke. NC
tain. Mccullough. StrlnEfellow. Varnado.
| Vincent VOORHEES, and Wiae-Ig.
For Mr. Marks Representatives Atkins.
Farmer, Gihaon, Hedenhain, Lancaster. Mo
rel, MeDownl. Newsom and Kichardson,e
For Mr.. Wise Representatives. Biliu, But
| ler, Cade. Cpsgrove Davidson. Faulkner.
| Hathaway, Harris, Henry, Ives jones, Jof-
| frion. Kirk, Nixon. penrce. Prtchard. Robert
son. Shepherd. Talton, Vaughan, Weems and
Young %.
| For Representative llain Representative
| Goyalo. Essex. Frazier, Gardner. Jackson 81
st. Mary. st. Clair, Vorret. and Williams o.
| Terrobonne =.
For Mr. Lott Representatives. Baskina
| Curley, billiard, Deibel, Feazel. Haney, Her
ring, Mahonev Of Orleans, Munday. McHeroy
| Ogden Of Bossler, Phipps, Williams OF More
| house, ana YriI IA.
For Mr. Franz Representatives Aitken
Barry, Bulger, Carron, Legondre Letten
| Milaudon. Morgan, Mcdonald, Pope. quinn
aud Sehneider-12.
/ Representative Farmer moved that tht
Senate he informed Of the result OF the bal
| lot, and that the House was prepared 7,
meet that body in joint session tomorrow "
ballot for Senator. Adopted.
The Committees on the Governors Message
and Constitutional Legislation made repor
referring different portions Of the message
/ 10 appropriate committees for further action
| The report was ordered TO be printed in tn
| journal
| The Houso then adjourned until tomorrow
! q .,'n