The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
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The following amendment. offered by Mr..
Narston. was adopted:
IN section n. line 4, strike out the wor,'s
sserigting or future laws" and Insert the wore
claw"
On motion Of Mr.. Augustln the section was
adopted rs amended.
Section WAS read
Mr.. Vance offered the following amend
ment:
AL The end of section add the words, 'anf
", rnrh i,aatira VI the peace IN the state.
M. Cunningham offered the following ~ q
eubstitute for tho amondment:
In ,,na IA after the word forward, V Insert
Ahn Vvnrla IN copy of tho acts of each session
Of the General Assembly to each olelR O.
sr,,,rt and iuatice of tho peace for the use ot
their respective courts and
The aubstituta was adopted.
M motion Or Mr. Auguatin section &c
amended WAS adopted.
Hection 10 was read and adopted
Heotjon Il was read and adopted.
= Ssotlon 10 was read and adopted.
Section IL waa read.
Mr.. Robertson offered Tho following amend
ment. which was adopted
Altar tho word "cories." III lines a5, ~ and
100. add the words "or fraction thereof
Mr.. Watkins offered the following amend
ment. which was adopted:
In line 11y after the word type" insert the
words 'tha reports oY tho decisions of tho au
preme Court shall DO IN bourgeois type.
Mr. Maraton offered The following amend
ment
In section 49, lnc n2, after the words
son fiat cap. and innsrt tho WORDS IN COM
strike out the word "threSsin limo ono hun
dred and five and Insert the word two
The amendment Was not agreed 70.
MI. Cunningham offered the following
amendment, which was adopted
In line five after tho word printer" Insert
the words ''or the proper contractor"
Mr.. Cunningham offered tho following
amendment, which was adopted
In line ~, after the word land. insert the
words latter forwarding the copies " the
members Of the Legislature and officials
designated I'D section ="
Mr.. Marston offered tho following amend
ment:
In line tgg strike out tho word Fifteen and
insert the word ten
Vn WnLuu III WI WHlN'i VIZ
was laid on tho table. "@
Mt. Cunningham offered tho following
amendment
strike out all from tho word "ir III limo 81.
n the word "thprefor," In line &C. inclusive.
and insert the worda. Contract for publish
Ing the laws and the deoisons of the Supreme
Court after"
Strike out all after the word "tixcd," in line
GA, down to and including line GU.
The amendment was not agreed To-
Mr.. Vance offered tho following amend
ment:
Add after tho word "prnter." IN limo isI.
the words "or other contractor.
MIR. Cunningham offered the following
amendment: m-.m "@.m"
In lines 1e5 and l67 strike out tho words
''per square" and Insert the words "for zach
one hundred words"
strike out all after tho word insertion" In
line 1868, an the whole OF line lGo.
In line l6g strike out the words "ten lines
solid agate" and insert the words conc hun
dred words
substitute for the amendment just offered by
MT. Cunningham:
strike out the words "per suuaro'' In line
1876, and all the words down to paragraph =, and
insert In lieu thereof tho words FOR every
one hundred words
The substitute was agreed to.
Mr. Cunningham offered the following
amendment, which was agreed t.:
Lin line IVA strike out two dollars. and In
eert tone dollar and nifty cents"
In lines 175 and i76 strike out the words
''and fifty cents.
) In line 177 strike out ''sixty-tive" and insert
..hfy."
On motion of Mr.. Walton section IL, as
amended, was adopted.
Section IA was read.
COMMUNICATIONS.
The President laid before the Senate the
following communications:
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
state of Louisiana.
New Orl ana February 10. 1890 J
70 the President and Members Of the senate:
I have the honor tO inform you that have
this day approved and signed the following
bill, originated In your honorable body:
Substitute for Senate bill No. ).
An act TO amend and reenact section 2521
Revised Statutes Of Louisiana.
Very respectfully,
LOUIS A. WILT, Governor.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE SECRETARY OF
STATE.
Z OFFrCE or SECRETARY or STATE J
State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans. February 10. 1880.
Hon Samuel d. McEnery, Lieutenant Cover
nor and President of the Senate:
Sir would respectfully call the attention
OF your honorable body to the fact that the
removal Of your chamber 70 the room recent
~ used hy the Governor a. q reception room.
and adjoining my Office renders II difficult
for me to attend the duties of my office on &C
count Of the noise and confusion In the lobby
and proceedings OF the Senate. and respect
fully ask that you secure rooms for nue. nearer
those of the Governor. with whom | have to
be In constant communication.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
WILL. A. = PRONG,
Secretary ut State.
The following is the Endorsement On the
Communication from the Secretary OF State:
It Ia absolutely necessary that tho Secretary
Of States office should be near the Govern
Ors Office You would indeed much obige
me by securing, If you can, rooms for that