The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
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FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATION.
Thirty Ninth Days Proceedings.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thirty Ninth Days Proceedings
Housgo or REPRESENTATIVES,
State 81 Louisiana.
New Orleans Saturday February 20. 1880.
The House was called TO order at Ia m.
Presentation. r. N. Ogden. Speaker, ant
Messrs. Archer, Armstrong, Allan, Atkins
Aitken, Barry. buchanan, Bu!ger,, Butter
Bulow, Cade, Grain, OarroD, Oayolle, Cos
grove, Oufley, Davidson, Deverea'iH. billiard
| Dicherssn, Daibel. Duhanhafer. Essex. Faulh
ner. Franz, Frazier Feazel, Gardner. Gibson
golson. Hall, Hathaway, Harris, Heidenhailn
son Of 'st Mary, Jones, Joirrion Kavanangb
Klelnpeter, Kirk, Lancaster, Landry, Letten
Lyona, L,icha, Mahoney, Mlllaudon, Nixon
Morgan. Morel. Munday, Mc0aln, MoOul'
loush Mcdonald Mcp ., Ms l.s New y,
Quinn, Robertson. Roche. .shepherd,. bchnei.
der, st. Ulair. Talton, Varnado, Vaughan
verret, Vincent VOORHEES,. Weeme, Wise
Williams pf Morehouse, williams Of Terre-
eonne. Yell, Young Of iberia, Young Of st
AbsentrMessrs. Bashlp, Bllllu, Farmer.
Hanay, Herring Lpgendrs, Phillips, Prltoh-
ard, Richardson, Bhaiffer. stringfellow-il.
Prayer Was offered by the Rev. Dr. Peroival
The journal Of Friday. the twenty.seventh
instant was read and adopted.
| MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
The following message was reeelved from
the Senate: ...
| HENATH UHAMBER,l
New Orleans. February N. 1880. ]
| To the Speaker and Members OF the House Of
Representatives:
| AN directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has finally passed tie
following bills:
House bill No. d,
Al aot 60 provide for the payment Of the
salaries Of the register pf gOnveyances and
leans, ps.s and d their dsputles and employees
House bill No. 90,
wheee property may have been COP 1isoated by
the United states, by remitting unpaid taxes
which may have been assessed upon such con-
tiscated property while 1t was Or may be In
the possession or enjoyment OF the purchaser
at It's eonflscation SALE or his successors and
assigns.
Add at the end Ut section the words: THAT
the party or parties who held title to the con-
flseated property prior TO the time Of the
death of Che party conilscated shall not be re-
leased from such taxes"
House bill No. las,
An act to repeal act No. gG of the acts Of
1878. entitled IAN act to incorporate the town
OF Pinsvllie In the parish ot Hapides.'
Also, to Inform you that the Senate has
passed and reguests your concurrence Ia
Concurrent Resolution authorizi1g and en-
towering the Governor To renew the fire In
a,lranoe policy on the State. House building,
etc.
Respectfully. .,
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
Leave Of absence was granted Mr.. Hall for
q few days.
Mr. Henry moved TO reconsider the vote by
which on yesterday
House bill No. 1877.
Al act to provide Tor gauglng and inspect
ing oils or fluids derived wholly or In part
from coal or petroleum: to establish fees for
the same; to provide for the appointment OF
gauhers and inspectors; to regulate and re-
strict the sale aud use OF said oils or fluids;
and to repeal all laws and parts OF laws In
conflict with this act.
Was ordered engrossed and passed to third
reading.
Mr.. Jofrrion moved 10 lay upon the table
the motion to reconsider.
BY rising vote OF 20 yeas to u nays the
motion to lay upon the table was lost.
Mr.. Heidenhain, rising to point OF order.
called the attention Of the Speaker to rule 81
Of the House, and claimed that under that
rule the motion To reconsider was out OF order
for the reason that under said rule only the
roll call for Introduction Of bills was In order.
The Speaker ruled the point well taken.
NOTICE or Hills.
Mr. Lancaster gave notice that be would ut
d future day introduce bill for the relief Of
James Graham.
Also. a bill to reimburse u. Wood Perry for
hjs expenses az commissioner to the Paris
Exposition Of 1878.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Under rule 81 Of the House the roll was
called for the introduction Of bills. etc, and
The following named members introduced
bills entitled az follows, which were read by
their titles aud placed upon the calendar for
second reading:
BY Mr.. Atkins
House bill No 205,
An act to regulate the fees Of justices OF the
peace throughou the country parishes Of the
State.
BY Mr. Bulow-
House bill No. BOG,
An act to amend and re-enact section 6s7
of the Revised Statutes.
By Mr.. Deibel-
House bill No. 207,
An act to create public court, with crimi-
nal Jurisdiction rs committing magistrate,
for the Seventh District, parish Of Orleans;
for the appointment and election
of Judge and constable thereof. aud defin-
Ing the jurisdiction, territorial limits. pow
ers and emoluments thereof.
BY Mr.. Harris
House bill No. 20s.
An act to provide for the recusation OF dis |
trlct judges ia all causes In which they have
rendered judgments while acting as parish |
Judges.
by Mr.. Heidenhain-
House bill No. 400,
An act to prohibit the organizing and pa
radin0 of armed bodies except United States |