The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
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emOlumentg thereof.

The following named members introduced
the following entitled bills, which were read
bv their titles and placed upon the calendar
BY Mr.. Mcdonald
House bill No. 9G,
An act to regulate. classify and equallze H.
oenses Of retail liquor dealers throughout the
State.
by Mr.. Hathaway
House bill No. 81,
An act requiring all stores, shops. groce-
rles, saloons, and oil places Of public bust-
ness, which are or may be licensed under any
law of the State OF Louisiana, or under any
municipal or parochial laws. except those
herein exempted, to be closed on Sundays, and
forbidding all giving. trading, bartering and
selling on said days; declaring It q mtsde-
meanor to violate the provisions OF this act.
and 10 fix penalties for all violations OF the
same; to exempt from the provisions of this
act drug stores. apotheearies, shops. public
and private markets. bakeries, livery stables.
railroads, whether steam or horse, hotels.
observation-disclosures aud steamboats,; and to re-
peal all laws or parts Of avs contrary to and
Inconsistent herewith.
by MIR. Frazier
House bin No. 80,
An act to regulate and protect the oyster
and other fisheries, and for the protection OF
game within the limits OF the State OF Lou
isiann; creating the office al State commits
sloner Of game, ilsh and fisheries: detlnl ng
his duties and providing for penalties for the
violation Of the provisions of this not.
by Mr.. Mccullough who obtained unani-
nous consent 10 Introduce. without previous
notice.
House bill No. 90,
An act to require emIgrant agents to pay q
license OF $500 In each parish where they
carry on their business.
Mr.. Jackson, of Natehltoehes. obtained
unanimous consent to Introduce. without
previous notice,
House bill No. 100,
An act to regulate the practice 81 dentistry
In the State OF Louisiana.
Mr.. Ogden, of Bossjer. asked that permits
sion be granted to again propose House bill
No. 5a, under the same title.
An net to amend article SGT OF the Code OF
Practice,
Which had failed to pass on Monday, Feb
r,lary Q, In accordance with article ~ Of the
constitution.
BY a rising vote OF u yeas to II nays the
consent of the House was granted.
Mr.. DeversaaK, rising to n point of order,
called the attention Of the Speaker to article
s6 of the constitution, and claimed that forty
five was nota majority, as contemplated by
article af. ~.
The Speaker ruled the point not we'll taken,
MS article 3G reads. ~ majority OF the House,"
and not as In other articles, as articles 81 and
3s, So majority OF the members elected to
each house" and that forty-iive Is q majority
Or the House voting.
Mr.. Uevereaux Appealed from the ruling Of
tho Chair.
The question was put "Shall the decision
Or the Chair be sustained rs the Judgment OF
the House2"
On this question the yeas and nays we're
called, with the following result:
Yens -Messrs. Archer. Armstrong, Allan.
Atkins, Altksn, Billiu, Buchanan, Hnlger,
ley. billiard, Diekerson, Delbel. Dudenhefer.
Essex, Farmer, Franz. Frazier, FeazeI, Card
ner, Hall, Harris. Heidenhain, Ives, Jackson
Of Natchitonhes, jackson Of 1T. Mary, Jones,
Lyons. Nixon. Morgan. Morel, Munday, Nc
Cnllough, Mcisroy. Newsom, Ogden. Pearce.
phIpps, PhiIllps, PrltGhard, Pope, Pollard,
S2 .h " Elc @st1,ns;n,,o Robs IT. 1Ia,1 Shepherd Tpa1tan..
Vaughan, verret. Vincent, Weems, Wise. VIII
!iams Of Morehouse. Williams Of Terrebonne.
Yell G7.
way, Henry, Lucke, Mahoney, Young Of St.
Landry.
The decision OF tho chair was sustained.
The Speaker then ruled that the bill must
be proposed de moro.
Mr.. Heldenhain asked and obtained leave
to withdraw from the files Of the House the
otr,s,n nnf}f1nl Jp,rar hill NJ. 70 cit, m ,,ln-~
Of introducing a bill relating to the same
Of which he then gave notice.
Which permission was granted.
n BILLS ON FIRST
The following entitled Senate bills we're read
and placed upon the calendar for second read
Ing:
Senate bill No. 10,
An act to amend and re-enact act No. t8,
Assembly. 1877, approved March "a,
Senate bill No. 10,
An act 10 create q board OF agriculture and
Immigration; to appoint q commissioner to
Tx his salary. and to define his duties.
Senate bill No. %,
An act to amend and re-enact section 6g2 n
The Revised Statutes.
Senate bill No. AZ, @
An act relieving the Attorney General OF
the prosecution OF criminal eases In the par.
Ish Of Orleans before the criminal courts
ON SECOND EADTNG REPORTED By
COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. Lucke-
House bill No.. IL,
An act to appoint a State inspector Of steam
boilers operated on land In the State OF Lou
and Examine persons employed or en-
gagged In operating said boilers; to give or
withhold certificate Of qualification Of said
and to give certificates Of capacity
Of such steam boilers, and for other pur-
poses,