The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-27

House bill No. 151,

1Oloo Ulll mo. 1D1,
| Joint Resolution requesting our Senators
and Representatives In Congress to use their
best endeavors to secure the passage OF a bill
to appropriate $685. 900 for the purpose Of clean
Ing out and deepening the channels of Bayou
Terrebonne Grand GALLON, Little GALLON and
Bayou Black,
Was taken up, coming from the Senate with
the following amendment:
In the title strike out the words "Senate
and House OF Representatives" In lines and
2, and insert General Assembly In lieu
thereof, and in lines and strike out lin
General Assembly convened" and In line 10
strike out the words draining out" and in
sert In lieu thereof the word dredging"
Mr.. Faulkner moved that the House concur
In the Senate amendment.
The yeas and nays resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aitken, Allan, Archer, Arm
strong, Atkins, Barry, Baskins, Billu, Bu-
chanan, Bulger, Bulow, Butler, Cade, Carron
son, billiard, Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer,
Faulkner, Feazel, Franz, Frazier, Gardner,
Gibson, Golsan, Hall. Haney, Harris, Hatha-
way, Henry, Herring, Ives, Jackson Of st.
Mary, jackson OF Natchitoches, Jones, Kirk.
Lyons. Mahoney, Mlliaudon, Nixon, Morel,
Morgan, Munday, Mccain, Mcdonald, Nc
Dowell, MeElroy, Newson; Ogden of Booster,
Phlpps. Pollard, Pope, Richardson, Roche.
verret, Vincent, VOORHEES,, Weems, Williams OF
Terrebonne, Williams OF Morehouse, Wise.
Yell, Young Of Iberla, Young ofst. Landry-79.
Nays-None.
Absent Messrs. Cayolle, Grain, Devereaux,
Heidenhain, Joffroin, Kavanagh, Lancaster,
Mccullough, Pearce, Phillips, Pritchard,
Quinn. Robertson, Schneider. Stringfellow.
Varnado-16.
The Senate amendments were concurred In.
NOTICE OF BILL.
Mr.. Mahoney gave notice that on some fu-
ture day he will introduce bill for the relief
Of the Widow E. Coffey. 7. Lerbrock. agent
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
By Mr.. Billiu-
House bill No. 1911,
An act to provide for the settlement OF the
Indebtedness OF the State of Louisiana, in
Cured In the prosecution Of tax and license
suits in the State OF Louisiana,
Was taken up on third reading and read In
full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
the bill resulted as follows:
chanan, Bulow, Cayolle, Davidson, Deibel,
Devereaux. Dickerson, Dudenhefer, Farmer,
Faulkner, Feazel, Frazier, Gardner, Heiden-
hahn, Ives, jackson Of st. Mary, Kavanagh,
a Php MT Pa Mor Pans M PR
ard, Quinn, Richardson, Roche, Schneider,
Shepherd, st. Clair, Verret. VOORHEES,, Will
liams Of Terrebonne, Yell, Young Of Iberia,
Young of st. Landry-42.
Nays Messrs. Aitken, Archer, Armstrong.
Barry, Baskin, Butler, Carron, Cosgrove,
Curley. billiard, Essex. Franz, Gibson, Golsan,
Hall, Haney, Harris, Hathaway, Henry, Her
ring, jackson Of Natchitoches, Joffroin. Jones,
Kirk, K,!seinpeter, Legendre, Letten, Lq %se,
Mccullough, Mcdowell, NAwsom, Ogden OF
Bossier, Phipps, Shaiffer, TaIton, Vaughan,
Vincent Weems, Williams OF Morehouse,
Wise-45.
caster, Pearce, Robertson, Stringfellow, Var
nadO-8.
Not having received the number Of votes
necessary the bill failed to pass.
Mr.. Cosgrove gave notice that he would on
tomorrow move reconsideration OF the
vote by which the bill failed to pass.
House bill No. 81,
An act requiring all stores, shops, groce-
ries, saloons and all 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 Sun
days, and forbidding all giving. trading, bar
tering and selling on said days; declaring 1t
misdemeanor to violate the provisions Of
this act, and to fix penalties for all violations
of the same; to exempt from the provisions
| of this act drug stores, apothecaries' shops,
public and private markets, bakeries, livery
stables, railroads, whether steam or horse,
hotels, boarding houses and steamboats,, and
to repeal all laws or parts Of laws contrary
| to and Inconsistent herewith.
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read in full
The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Attken, Allan, Archer, Arm
strong, Atkins, Baskin, Biliu. Bulger, But
Ter, Carron, Cayolle, Cosgrove, Davidson.
Dickerson, Essex, Faulkner, Feazel, Frazier,
Gardner, Golsan, Hall, Haney, Harris, Hath Il,
away, Henry, Herring. Ives, jackson Of st.
Mary, jackson Of Natchitoches, Jones, Kirk,
Kleinpeter, Landry Lyons, Mahoney, Nixon,
Munday, Mccain, McLeroy, Newsom, Ogden
q Bossier Phipps POLLARD Pope Pr Ha1ard
Vaughan, Verret, Vincent, Weems, Williams
of Terrebonne, Williams of Morehouse, Wise,
Yell, Young OF Iberia, Young of st. Landry
Curley, Deibel, Devereaux, Dudenhefer, Glib
son, Heidenhain, Joffrion, Kavanagh, Legen-
DIRE Letten, Lucke, Millaudon, Morgan, Nc
Donald. Phillips, Richardson, Schneider, St.
Clair, Voorhies-22.
Absent-Messrs. Cade, Grain, billiard, Far
mer, Franz, Lancaster. Morel, Mccullough,
cDowell, Pearce. Robertson, StringfeuoW,
Varnado-13.
Mr.. st. Clair explained his vote as follows:
This bill, as 1t now stands, does not provide
for the closing OF plantation stores, and Is
| fore vote mo-"
| The bill was finally passed.
| The title of the bill was adopted.
| Mr.. Allan moved to reconsider the vote by
| which the vote was finally passed, and on his
own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid upon the table.
| House bill No. 100,
An act to amend section $3.50 OF Rays Re-
| vised Statutes,
Was taken up on third reading and read In