The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
An act to regulate admissions to the bar Of

House bill No. a5,
An act for the relief Of the heirs Of person,
whose property may have been conflecated BY
the United States, by remitting unpaid taxee
which may nave been assessed upon elct
contiscated property while II was or ma b,
IN the possession or enjoyment OF the pur
chaser at ita conilscation eale, or his cue
cesaora and assigns.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE GEN
ERAt. =
"A communication was received from HOt
j. @. ERan. Attorney General. respecting The
eligibility Of D.. Young. of Concordia.
On the motion Of Mr.. Farmer the reading
Of the communication was postponed and
ordered to be taken up at | 30 p. m, with thu
reports of the Committee on Elections and
Qualification In the case Of d. Young, which
had been made the special order Of the day
for that hour.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Tha unfinished business on which the House
was engaged at the time of last adjournment
was taken up. being
House bill No. 3D.,
An act to carry Into effect article ass Of the
constitution Of this State. and to prevent the
officers. sailors and crews Of foreign vessele
from working on the wharves and levees 81
the city Of New Orleans, or of such corpora
tion or corporations az may replace 1t, and to
punish violations of this law, and to give
damages therefor. ".
Which was on its second reading and under
an u~nfavorable report from the Committee
on the Judiciary. "
Mr.. Jones moved that the further consider
alton of the bill be postponed indefinitely.
AZ a substitute for the motion to postpone
| Mr.. Cosgrove moved that the bill be printed
and laid on the table subject to call.
Mr.. Jones moved that the substitute he laid
upon the table. and On this motion the yeas
and nays were called, with the following re-
suit.
Yeas-Archer. Armstrong, Atkins. Barry,
Bllliu. Butler, dade, Grain, Davidson.
Farmer. Faazel. Hail. Hathaway. Haney,
kleinpeter, Kirk, Nixon. Munday. Mccain.
McLeroy, Ogden, Pearce, Phipps, Pritehard.
PnpA Richardson, Robertson, shepherd.
strln1fellow. iTalton, Vaughan. VOORHEES,,
Nays-Messrs. Allan. Aiken. Buchanan,
Bulger. Garrpn, Cayolle, Gesgrove, Uurley,
npvereaux, billiard, Jefferson. Deihel, Dn-
denllefer, Essex, Franz. Frazlpr, Jackson Of
~. Mary, Lancaster, Landry, Lettsn.. Lyons,
n''Hkn, nn,,s1S DUNN, Mala sohms,d MeV Tsrrs3
Williams Of Terrebonne, Yell. Young Of st.
Landry 80.
The motion to print was laid upon the table
Mr.. Gurley moved to postpone the further
consideration of the bill until Friday next at
I y. m.
On the motion Of Mr., Jones the motion Of
MIR. Gurley. BY q rleing vote Of 40 yeas TO az
nays, was laid upon the table.
On the motion Of Mr.. Jones to postpone In
definitely the yeas and nays were called. with
the following result,
Yene Meears. Archer, Armstrong. Atkins.
Dilliu, Butler, Gade, Grain, Davidson, Farm
f sa,n na, Henry aaa.a' lvas, jones' jones'. 11ar I 's Kasa-
Mccain, Mccullough. McI.eroy, Newso,n.
Ogden. Pearre, Philippe, P%ritchard. Pope,
Richardson. Robertson, Shepherd. strlngfel-
low. TRlton. Vaughan. Voorbies. Waems,
Wise, Williams Of Morehouse-42.
Naya-MesarH. Attain, Aitknn, Barry. Bu-
chanan, BulRer. 0arrun. Cayolle, Cosgrove.
Curley, Devereaus, billiard. DickeraOn. Deibel.
Dudenhefer, lisseS. Franz, Frazier. Gardner,
Lancaster, Landry. Letten, Lyons. Iurke.
Mahoney, Millaudon. Mcdonald. Phillips,
Pollard. Quinn, Schneider, Varlat, Williams
Of T%errebonDe. Yell-33.
The motion to postpone indefinitely was
Mr. Farmer moved that the vote Just taken
be reconaidered. and that the motion TO re-
be laid on the table.
by a rising vote Of A yeas TO "a nays the
motion was carried. =."~
MESSAGE FROM SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
New Orleans. February 3. 1880.
70 the Speaker aud Members Of the House Of |
Representatives.
I am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has passed and asks
concurrence in
Senate bill No. 10.
An act to amend aud re-enact act No. Is,
General Assembly. 1877. approved March %,
1877:
Senate bill No. 10,
An act TO create a board of agriculture and
to appoint a commissioner to
tx his salary, and to define his duties.
And
Senate bill No. %,
An act to amend and re-enaet section 6g2 of
the Revised Statutes.
Also, to inform you that the President Of
he Senate has appointed a committee on the
part Of the Senate. under concurrent resolu-
Jon creating a committee to examine the
of the militia fund as reported
~ Gov. Francis r. Nichols, Senators j. N.
AuKustin aud T.Y Y. Ably.
Respectfully, JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate
BILLS ON EADINa FROM MMIT
TEES. |
BY Mr.. Farmer
House bill No. 26.
An act to fix the first terms OF the district
,ourts, under the constitution OF 1879, and to
the fixing by the district judges Of
he subsequent terms.
Was taken up under the favorable report Of
he Committee on the udiciary .and,o on motion
VI Mr.. Farmer. was ordered to lie over.
BY MI. Richardson
House bill No. 81.
An act to provide for the transfer OF GER
ain cases pending and undetermined before
he justices Of the peace for the parish Of
and before the Third District Court
or the parish Of Orleans. to the city courts Of
New Orleans,