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

which the bill was finally passed, and on his
own motion tho motion to reconsider wal
laid Oh the table.
Mr. Heidenhaln moved 10 suspend the rules
In order to take up tho following Concurrent
Resolution: @y-...m5m@
Whereas. IL Ia known that Ulysses $. Grant
n prominent cltigen OF our country, ja now II
our nelghhorhond: therefore,
Hf il resolved hi the Representatives. Of ~
people uf the State Of Loulaidaa, nor IN Ten
eruf 4 assembly caureHed, That we do most cor
daily invite Ulysses y. Grant TO land at oul
shores before returning to his home
The special order Of the day was called Tor
MI. Jones moved TO postpone the specia
order of tho day fifteen minutes.
By a ,ising vote Of 30 yeas TO % nays ths
motion 10 suspend the rules Was not agreed
10.
Mr.. Butler moved that the House do now
resolve itaelf into COMMITTEES Of the whole
House 10 consider House bill No. 235.
Mr.. Allan moved az an amendment that
the committee be instructed to rise at
o'clock y. m. ....@
The amendment WAS adopted.
The motion Of Mr.. Butler, az amended,
was adopted. and the House resolved Itself
into a committee Of the whole to consider
House bill No. 255
An act to regulate public education In the
State Of Louisiana and city Of New Orleans,
and To raise revenue for that purpose.
HOUSE, BUSINESS RESUMED.
The committee on rising reported through
it's chairman, Mr. Harris, that they had had
under consideration tho above entitled House
y,Itt MA np1 eis mi eIru
leave To Ill again.
4- SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY.
House bill No. 9ol. substitute for House bill
No. 23s m4@"5~m5
An act to iiquidate the Indebtedness of the
city Of New Orleans. and 10 apply ita assets
20 the satisfaction thereof; to create board
Of liquidation. etc.
Being the special order Of the day. was
taken up on its third reading and read In FULL
The yeas aud nays on the final passage of
the bill resulted az folIowa:
strong, Atkins, Barry, Baskin, Btlliu. Bnehan-
an, Bulger,. Bulow, Butler, Uade, Cayolle,
GonRrova, Curley, Davidson, Dehe, Dever-
eaus. Dickeraon. billiard. Dndenhefer. Essex,
Farmer, Feasel, Franz. Frazier, Gardner.
nsa aan a@f st M MataMay me
Natehitochee,J oifrion, jones' kavanagh. Kirk.
kleinpeter. Lancaster. Landry, Leaendre.
Letten. Lyons, Mahoney. Mi!laudon. Nixon,
Morel, Morgan, Munday,. Mccain. McDon-
sld. Mep9we!!,, McLnro,y. NeWs99m. Ogden 81
Quinn, Richardson, Robertson. Roche, Schne-
der, ShaitIer, Shepherd, St.Ulair. Talton,
Vaughan, Verret. vporhiea. Weama, Will
ama Of ferrebopne. Williams VI MorehouHe
Wise. Yell, Young Of Iberia, Young Of st.
Landry 80
Maya None.
Absent Meesrs. Carron, Grain, Faulkner,
1olaan, Hall. Henry. Herring. Ivea. Lucke,
Mccullough. PearGa Pritohard, Strlngteilow,
Varnado. Vineant-15.
The bill was finally passed.
The title Of the bill was adopted.
Mt. Richardson moved To reconsider tho
fota BY which the bill was finally passed.
md on his own motion the motion to recon-
'ider was laid upon the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received:
SENATE unAMnEn,
New Orleans. March "a. 1880. I
70 the Speaker aud Members OF tho House 81
Representatives:
! am directed to inform your honorable
,ody that the Senate haze concurred In the
GLOWING House bills. with amendments IA
InneSed to each bill. viz:
House bill No. 10.
An act tn ertA.te and establish a Bureau of
agriculture; 10 define its objects, designate
ia officers aud Tx their salaries; to punish |
'tlensea undcr the same and to make an ap
'ropriation for the expenses Of said Bureau
# Agriculture.
House bill No III,
An act 10 regulate tho number Of employees
\ the recorder OF mortgages for the paliah |
i Orleans: fix their salaries: establishing
hft2rt t..
ND liking his bond.
House bill No 1856
An act to prevent the destruction of tiah |
" poisoning. trapping, hedging or gill |
,etttng. and providing u penalty for the
aIie. |
Aud In ...@-m. 5.5.- 5=
Concurrent Resolution,
Relative 70 certain public lands granted hy |
congress tc Railroad companies.
Secretary Of the Senate.
- MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. |
=5.-. State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans. March ~. 1880 } |
q the Speaker aud Members OF tho House Of |
Representatives:
! have the honor "a inform you that his |
,xcelIency the Governor has this day ap- |
roved and signed the following entitled |
ONT Resolution, which originated In your
onorahte body.
No. TIT, Requesting our members of Con
ress to use their best influence to obtain the
assaSe OF u bill to secure from loss the de-
ositors In the Freedmen's Saving Bank and
rust Company. 5m..-M.l.=
Very respectfully,
p. MALOCHEE,
Private Secretary.
gm5@M NOTICE OF BILL.
Mr.. Richardson gave notice that he will
ltroduce an act to authorize Messrs Hornor
Benedict To sue the State.
SECOND SPECIAL ORDER.
House bill No. ia, 5.=..+m =.=.
An act to authorizes tho city OF New Orleans
J fund It's debt; to provide for the Issuance
bonds therefor: to make such bonds re-
sivable for certain back taxes and for the
urchase price Of property sold for certain
ack taxes or otherwise. and to provide for
le interest on such bonds and for their ulti-
late payment,
Being the second special order OF the day,
Was taken up on third reading and read In