The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21


An act 10 create police court, with Grim
inal Jurisdiction us committing magistrate,
for the Seventh District, parish Of Orleans
providing for the appointment and election OF
a Judge and constable thereof: defining the
jurisdiction, territorial limits. powers and
emoluments thereof,
Was taken up. under the unfavorable report
Of tho Committee on the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell the bill was
laid on the table subject to call.
Senate bill No. t4o.
An act to prohibit druggists, apothecaries.
and other persons WHO are not licensed ply
slclans from prescribing medicine to any per-
son or persons, and furnishing or selling the
same In pursuance to said prescription, and
to aid In carrying out the clause In article t7a
of tho constitution. requiring the General
Assembly to provide for the protection OF the
people from unqualified practitioners OF med-
icne and to prescribe the penalty for the vfo-
lation Of this act.
Was taken up, under the unfavornble report
of the Committee ON the Judiciary.
| On motion OF Mr.. Ably, further censidera-
| tion of tho bill WINS indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No. ass.
An net relative TO suits for removal from
Office under articles Of the State constitution
| 1D6 and 300.
| Was taken up, together with the substitute
therefor. ms reported by the Committee on the
Judiciary. being
Senate bill No. 1871.
| act relatlye to suits and the trial thereof
before tho Supreme Court Of the State, for
the removal from Office of the Judges oil The
courts of appeal. or district courts through
out the State and of the city courts for the
parish of Orleans, under tho provisions OF ar
| titles 1876 and 300 of the State constitution.
| The substitute WINS read tho second time
and IN full.
| On notion Of Mr.. Perry tho substitute wts
accepted Ia lieu of tho original bill.
On motion Of Mr. Perry the bill was ordered
to be engroased and passed to It's third read
Ing.
. eisNATE ntIIA ON THIRD HEADING.
Senate bill No Gs,
An act to define and lquldnte the costs and
foes Of tho clerks OF the Supreme Court. and
costs and fees Of the clerks and sherfls
throughout tho State of Louis lima, parish Of
Orleans excepted.
| Was read the third time.
Mr.. Leake moved tho final passage Of the
bill
The roll was called. with the following re-
suit:
Yeas Messrs Brian, Campbel. Cunning
ham, FontenOt, Foster. Hagnn, Harris, Leake,
Lucas Luckett, Mnrston, Newton. Nunez.
Parange, Perry, Pollock. Settoon. Story.
Walton. Watkins 20.
Nays -Messrs Ably. Cahen, Davey, Detnas,
Estopinal. Robertson, Stewart, simtnes-
Absent - Messrg. Augustln, Burlington,
Kidd, Montan, Mutt, Rogers, Steele, vance-s.
And the bill was finally passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Leake moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was finally passed, and on bis
own motion the motion TO reconsider was
laid on the table.
Senate bill No. 95.
An act to give licensed physicians lien
and privilege for medical services rendered to
any person working on farms and plantations
On the crop or said person; making said lien
and privilege concurrent In rank with the lien
and privilege now given by law In favor Of
the furnisher OF supplies necessary to enable
said person 70 cultivate and make hts crop
and To limit the amount OK said phyBiciana
lien and privilege.
Was read the third time.
On motion OF Mr.. Marston, further con.
sideratlon OF the bill at this time was post.
poned, and It was made the special order fol
, tomorrow, the twentieth instant, ut o'clock
Senate bill No. 157,
An act to provide for the sale OF all prop
erty forfeited to the State for delinquent
! taxes and licenses,
The bill was read the third time and In full
Mr.. Walton moved the llnal passage Of the
bill.
The roll was called with the following re-
suit:
Messrs. Ably, Brian, Cahen, Campbell
Davey, Demas, Estopinal, Fontenot, Harris
Leake, Lucas, Luckett, Marston, Newton
Nunez. Parlange, Perry, Pollock, stewart
Settoon, SHINES. Story, Walton, Watkins-M
, Nay-Mr. Cunningham.
Absent-Messrs. Augustin, Burlington, Eos
, ter HaKan, Kidd, Montan, Mutt, Robertson
Rogers, Steele, Vance-l1.
And the bill was finally passed.
The title was adopted.
Mr.. Walton moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was finally passed, and on
his own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid on the table.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
House bill No. 70,
An act to create and establish Bureau Of
? Agriculture; to define It's objects, designate
, it's officers and fix their salaries; to punish
, offenses under the same, and to make an ap
preparation for the expenses Of said Bureau
T OF Agriculture.
Was taken up, under the favorable repor
Of the Committee on Agriculture and Com
merce, with the following amendments:
, First-Strike out all after the word that,
In line 3, first section, down to "shail," In lin,
2 OF the second paragraph OF section 4, and In
sert 1.-The Bureau OF Agriculture and lmmt
grafton"
Second-Strike out 'he." In line Q, para
graph 2, Of section 4:
Third-In line II, of same paragraph, strik'
/ out ibis" and insert 1.-THE" and at the end o
the paragraph add "of the bureau"
Fourth-Strike out commissioner" In lin
1, paragraph 8, and insert "bureau:" etrik'
out Ibis" In line 2, and Insert ITS" in lin
1 = SEkL 4.