The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06

In this and partly in other States.
Article 213. Levee system and tax TO main
tain same.
To the Committee on Education the follow
ing:
Article 224. Public schools.
Article 225. Duties OF State Superintendent
Of Public Education; parish school boards;
salary Of parish superintendent. parish OF
Article 22s Provision empowering parishes
to levy school tax.
Article 2s1. University for persons Of color
Article 228. Appropriation OF proceeds Of
sale OF certain public lands to school fund.
To the Committee on Corporations, ETC.,
the following:
Article 236. Provision relative to agents OF
foreign corporations.
| Article 239. Provision Tor Increase oil STOCK
OF corporations.
Article A2 Provisions authorizing munich
pal and paroehial corporations to Levy taxes
TO the Committee on Printing the follow
Article AZ. Contract for stationery, print
Ing fuel, etc, used In the Legislative anu
other branches OF government.
Article Al. Provision for publication OF pub
| lie expenditures
Article 254 Printing laws in French lam
guage In certain parishes:
| To the Com mlttee on Health, Quarantine,
etc, the following:
Article 17s. Provision for State medicine.
etc.
10 the Committee on Elections, the follow
Article 1885, Enforcement OF article 1885, rela-
tive to electoral qualifications registration OF
voters Orleans excepted).
Article 191. Manner OF choosing or electlng
presidential electors.
| Article 268. Election In Shreveport.
To Committee on City Of New Orleans the
following:
| Article 1870. Creation of superintendent Of
New Basin, Canal and Shell Road and man
| agement thereof.
Article 254. Liquidation OF debt Of New Or
leans
Article 26s. Election In New Orleans In 1880.
| Article 1853 Provision for mode OF election
by the citizens Of New Orleans OF public OIL
GERS.
Article 254 Cancellation OF present charter
OF New Orleans, and provision for new form
Of government.
70 COMMITTEES on Parks, Public Buildings,
Article $50. Repair OF State House at Baton
Rouge and transfer Of State archives.
Respectfully submitted, together with the
accompanying resolution: n..-,,,,.,.,,
and appOrtionment Of subjects OF Legislation
be adopted, and that the respective commit
tees are hereby instructed to prepare and re-
port bills In accordance with said apportion-
ment. -
MURPHY J. FOSTER, Chairman.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. Ieake gives notice that on tomorrow
or some future day he will offer bill
"To reorganlze the Louisiana State Uni
versity and Agricultural and Mechanical
College. now temporarily established and
located at Baton Rouge"
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
: The following named Senators asked and
obtained unanimous consent to Introduce at
this time, without previous notice, the follow
Ing entitled bills:
BY Mr.. Rogers
Senate bill No. 56,
An act defining the duties OF district attor
: news throughout the State, and to fix thei
fees In criminal cases,
Which was read the first time.
By Mr. Vance
Senate bill No. So.
An act entitled IAN act to carry into effect
articles $40, $50, 25t and 252 of the constitu
ton, relative to parochial affairs and bounda-
/ ries,"
Which was read the first time.
Mr. Newton, by request In accordance will
previous notice. introduced the following en-
titled bill .-==
Senate bill No. 81,
An act to amend and re-enaet act No. SO
passed by the General Assembly of the Stat
, OF Louisiana April 81, 1875,
Which was read the first time.
8 INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
Y BY Mr.. Ably
Resoiped That the Sergeant alarms Of tn
Senate be and Is hereby required to move thu
Senate Chamber and fixtures to the ante
chamber Of the Governor; provided. that tn
cnafu IF SanntOrs shall sustain their same
q relative positions.
The resolution lies over under the rules
SECOND READING OF SENATE BILLS.
a Senate bill No. So,
' An act relative to district attorney
throughout the State (the parish Of Orlean
= excepted; imposing upon them the dutie
heretofore performed by parish and dtstric
attorneys pro tempore and fixing their emolu
> ments Of office for the performance of sue
duties,
y Was read the second time and, on motto
OF Mr. Estopinal, referred to the COMMITTEE
a on the Judiciary.
: Senate bill No. 81,
An act to prohibit sheriffs and clerks 0
court from holding any office OF profit unde
= the police iuries and school boards In tn
9 different parishes Of the State; to prohib1
compensation In such cases, and to provtd
for the punishment of violations Of this &C
I Was read the second time, and, on motto
OF Mr. Estopina, referred to the Committee
y on the Judiciary. =@....
Senate bill No. IS,
= An act to facilitate the trial OF causes on th
ordinary docket OF the Supreme Court Of th
! State Of Louisiana,
Was read the second time, and on motto
r OF Mr.. Story referred to the Committee o.
4 the Judiciary.
70 SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 7, being
An act to provide for the trial OF recuse
J cases In courts Of appeal,
Was taken up, the Judiciary COMMITTEE
:. having reported the bill favorably by subst
= tute.