The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-12

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| Its title and referred to the Committee on
Parochial Affairs.
On motion OF Mr.. Grain, and under sus-
pension OF the rules,
Senate bill No. 2O1,
An act to repeal section 1886 Of the Revised
Statutes OF 1870,
Was taken up on second reading, read by
Its title and referred to the Committee on
Parochial Affairs.
On motion Of Mr.. Grain, and under sus-
| pension Of the rules
Senate bill No. 228,
| An act to amend and re-enact section 1878,
Revised Statutes of 1870, relative to the pub
| lie roads.
| Was taken up on second reading, read by
It's title and referred to the Committee on
Parochial Affairs
| On motion OF Mr.. Billiu, and under sus-
| pension OF the rules,
Senate bill No. 1873.
| An act declaring that laws prescribing that
| judicial advertisements shall be made In the
| French language, or In particular news
| paper, shall not apply to advertisements
begun before the PRONUNCIATION of said laws
or before the selection of the newspapers In
which said advertisements are to be made,
Was taken up on Its third reading.
The bill was read In full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage of
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Aitken, Allan, Archer, At
kins, Billiu. Buchanan, Bulger, Bufow, Butler,
Cade, Carron, Cayolle, Cosgrove, Grain, Cur
ley, Davidson, Deibel, Devereaux Dickerson,
billiard, Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer, Faulk-
ner, Feazel, Frazier, Gardner, Gibson, Col
san, Hall, Haney. Harris, Hathaway, Held
enhain, Ives, jackson OF Natchitoches, jack
son OF st. Mary, Jolfrion, Jones, Kirk, Klein
peter Leg E1fnTso, Letter. Muche Lyons
Munday, Mccain, Mccullough. Mcdonald
Mcdowell, McLeroy, Newsom, Ogden of Bos-
sier, Phillips Phipps, Pollard, Pope, Quinn,
Richardson, Robertson, Roche, Schneider,
Verret, .yoorhies, Weems, Williams Of 1erre-
bonnie, Wise, Yell, Young Of Iberia, Young Of
st. Landry-80.
Nays-None.
,Absent-Messrs. Armstrong, Barry. Bas-
kin, Franz, Henry, Herring, Kavanagh, Lam
caster, Landry, Pearce, Prtchard, Stringfel-
low, Varnado, Vincent, Williams of More
house-15.
The bill was finally passed.
The title of the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Billiu moved to reconsider the vote by |
which the bill was finally passed, and on his |
own motion the motion to reconsider was laid |
upon the table.
Mr.. Joffrion moved to suspend the rules, In
order to take up
Senate bill No. 95.
By a rising vote of 80 yeas to % nays the
motion was not agreed to.
Under a suspension of the rules, Mr. Ma
honey introduced the following
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Be 1t Resotued by the House of Representa-
aUes, the Senate Co'ecu,ring, That Richard
Taylor, lessee Of the New Basin, Canal and
md protracted violation Of its conditions.
Be ii further Resoloed, That as 1t has been
hown that Duncan E. Kenner did, on the /
Eighteenth OF March, 1868, take possession, I
lnder pledge from said Taylor, OF the canal !
nd appurtenances, and has received It's rev.
nues, that the said Kenner, together with {
he said Taylor and his securities, are indeot- !
d to the State OF Louisiana for the rents and 6
ther penalties accruing since August, 1873.
Be 1t RESOLVED, That the Attorney General Ia {
ereby directed to proceed against all such /
arttes, and any funds collected to be placed | :
0 the credit of thepublic school fund
Under suspension of the rules the resolu- /
lon was adopted. 6
On motion Of Mr.. Faulkner, and under a. / !
ispension of the rules,
Senate bill No. 1877, t
An act to amend and re-enact article 9O5 :
26l Of the Civil Code OF Louisiana, relative +
} causes OF exclusion and removal OF the r
ther from the natural tutorship,
Was taken up, read by Its title and passed
second reading. o
Under suspension of the rules, Mr.. Robert o
N introduced the following resolution: .
ResolUed. That tomorrow at 70 m. this t,
ouse do proceed to elect three commits a
Oners to superintend the repairs of the G
5ate-House at Baton Rouge, under the pro- o
sion OF Senate bill No. LAG. u
The resolution was adopted. =,
Mr.. Robertson moved to reconsider the a.
tie by which the resolution was adopted
I'd on his own motion the motion to recon- -
der was laid on the table. Il
Under suspension Of the rules, Mr.. But
:, chairman. on behalf Of the Committee on &
omesteads, reported as follows: a,
NEW ORLEANS. April 8, 1880. OF
!, the Speaker and Members of the House of s W
Representatives: a
FOUR Committee on Homesteads, to whom ~ ~
nate bill No. $50 was referred, beg leave to Al
bmit that they have examined the same re
refully, and report the same favorabIy and ~
that 1t do pass. Of
T. j. BUTLER, Chairman.
in motion Of Mr.. Butler, and under sus- ID
nsion Of therules, ~ T.,
senate bill No. $50, ch
An act to carry out the provisions of arti- 81
10 219 and 220 OF the constitution In re- lls
ion to recording homesteads and exemp- We
ms, de
Vas taken lip on second reading, under the I'd
yorabie report of the Committee on Home I Il.
ads.
IN motion Of Mr.. Ogden the bill was 10
Tended as follows: W
insert after "the," In line II, the word ina Or
e." DO
The bill was passed to third reading, N n
Gr. Butler moved to suspend the rules In st
Ter that the Committee on Public Educa- an
n might report. we we
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