The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-28
Also. to inform you that the Senate has
| naaaed and ranueata your ConCurre1Co In

Also. to inform you that the Senate has
passed and requests your concurrence In
sens n sct par proSidins % causes Of recusation Of
the district Judges, and for the trial OF re-
cneed cases in the district courts the parish
| Of Orleans excepted.
Aud that the President Of the Senate has
appointed on the part OF the Senate, under
Concurrent Resolution creating q committee
| to examine tho books. vouchers, etc, OF the
Auditor and Treasurer. Senators Ably and
/ Harris,
And under Concurrent Resolution creating
a joint committee on charitable institutions.
Senators BnflinEton and Campbell
Secretary Of the Senate.
| MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message was received from
the Governor:
| EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
| State " Louisiana.
| New Orleans. February 26. 1890.
To tho Speaker and Members OF the House OF
Representatives:
have the honor to inform you that have
this day approved and signed the following
| bill, originating In your honorable body:
| An act to provide for the payment OF the
salaries of tho clerks OF the city courts Of the
city OF New Orleans. and their deputies and
| assistants
Very respectfully.
LOUIS A. WILTZ. Governor
| fMr Ogden, OF Bossier, In the chair.
| NOTICES or BILLS.
The following named members gave notice
that they would, at some future day. intro
duoe bills on the subject named:
BY Mr.. Atkins
AM act to carry into effeot article 1877 OF the
constitution.
An act to regulate the fees and fix the bond
Of constables in the parishes.
By Mr.. Kleinpeter-
An act providing for carrying into effect
the constitutional ordinance for the relief of
taxpayers.
BY Mr.. Buchanan
An act aboIishing the Office OF custodian OF
notarial records for the parish of Orleans.
! transferring the records thereof to the Office
or register OF conveyances, parish of Orleans,
and providing for the repairs Of said records.
| BY Mr.. Young, Of Iberia
| An act to carry into into effect article 227 OF
the constitution, and to authorize police juries
throughout the State; to levy additional poll
tax, II necessary, for the purpose OF keeping
the public schools open nine months In the
| year.
By Mr.. Davidson
! An act to permit parties who will comply
with the article OF the constitution NO. l67)
to create corporations and manage lotteries
In this State.
BY Mr.. Morgan
| An act amending sections and OF act No.
| 35, extra session OF 1877.
| By Mr.. Vincent
| An act relative to seizures.
By Mr. BulOW-
| An act to amend and re-enact section 687 OF
| the Revised Statutes.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members. In accord
ance with previous notice given, introduced
the following entitled bills, which we're read
by their titles aud placed upon the calendar
Tor second reading:
By Mr.. Blllu-
House bill No. 1876.
An act In relation to evidence In criminal
prosecutions, and in all proceedings In the
nature OF criminal proceedings.
BY Mr.. Bllliu-
House bill No. 1876,
An act to repeal article 1852 Of the Civil
Code.
BY Mr.. Bllliu-
House bill No. 1877.
An act to repeal article 1920 OF the Civil
Code.
BY Mr.. Billiu-
House bill No. 1913.
An act to amend and re-enact article 1864 OF
the Civil Code.
By Mr.. MoreI-
House bill No. !99,
An act to amend an act entitled Gan act to
amend and re-enact section 2521 OF the Re-
vised Statutes Of Louisiana
BY Mr.. Atkins
House bill No. 200,
An act to provide for the payment Of attor-
neys fees In the cause. the State or New
Hampshire vs.. the State Of Louisiana, and all
other causes nov pending In the courts at the
City OF Washington.
RESOLUTIONS FROM THE TABLE.
The Concurrent Resolution, offered by Mr..
Young, of iberia, as follows:
Concurrent Resolution requesting our SEN
ators and Representatives In Congress to se-
cure an appropriation for the improvement
OF Bayou Carline.
Was taken up, and on motion was adopted.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
kleinpeter: M...
Resol,ed, That the Committee on State
House and Public Buildings be requested to
take into consideration the report Of the Com
mittee on Rules In reference to the propo-
sition Of Charles Carroll. Esq. respecting the
machine invented by him for taking the yeas
and nays and calling the roll Of members,
with view to Its introduction into the new
State House among other conveniences re-
commended introduced therein,
Was taken up.
On motion the resolution was referred to
the Committee on Public Buildings and State
House.
SENATE BILL ON SECOND READING.
Senate till No. 60,
An act defining the duties of district at
torneys throughout the State, and fixing their
fees,
Was taken up on its second reading.
On motion or Mr.. Bllliu, consideration OF
this bill was postponed until Saturday next
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