The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-13
Immigration; to appoint a commissioner; to
define his duties and to fix his salary,
Was taken Up on Its third reading.

Yea IN easrB. Archer, ATKINS, hitke1l,
Cade, Cayole, Cosgrove. Gurley. Deverea.x.
billiard Debel Dudonhefer. Fariner, Franz,
Frazier. Feazel. Gibson, Golson. Hathaway,
Harris. Herrtng. Heidenhain, Ives. jackson
T h' @'y kirk 1enaa nnH'sh
Morgan, Morel. Mnnday. Mccullough, Nc
Leroy, Newsom, Pearce Phipps. Phillips.
Pope, Pollard. Richardson, Robertson, Shaft
VOORHEES,, Weems, Wiae, WiIlams Of More
house, Williams Of Terrebonne. Yell, Young
OF iberia. Young Of st. Landry-66.
Nays Messrs. Alain, Carron, Dlckerson,
Mcdowell, Vincent-5.
Absent Messrs. Armstrong, Billiu, Bnlow,
Grain, Davidson, Essex, Faulkner, Gardner,
Hall, Haney, Henry jackson OF Natchtoches,
Landry Lyons. McCnin, Mcdonald, Ogden,
Pritchard. Quinn, Roche. Schneider. Strin
fellow, st. Clair, Verret-N
The bill was finally passed.
On motion tho title OF tho bill was adopted
Mr.. Young, of st. Landry. moved to recon-
slider the vote by which tho bill WAS finally
passed, and on his own motion the motion to
reconsider was laid on the table.
Senate bill No. 81,
An act to amend and re-enact section 1891
Of the Revised STATUTES Of Louisiana,
Was taken up on third reading and read In
full.
The yeas and nays on tho final passage of
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Meesrs. Archer, Aitken, Barry Bns-
kin. Buchanan, Bulger. Butler. Cade, Gnyolle,
Gosgrove Cur1.y Devarnnnx, Dllard, Dnlhel'
Hathaway, IIaney, Harris. Ieidenhain.
Herring, Henry, Ives, jackson OF Natchi-
toches Jones. .tollrion, kavanaugh. Klein
peter, Kirk, Lancasterl Legensd,re;, let
Nixon, Morgan, Morel, Munday. Mccullough.
Mcdonald McLeroy. Newsom. Pearca
Phpps. Phillips, Quinn, Richardson, Robert
son. Shalflsr. Shepherd Tnlton, Varnado
Vaughan. Vincent. Weems. Wise. Williams OF
Moretouse Williams of Terrebonne Young OF
st. Landry-G3
Nays ossrs. AlIain. Dickerson, Essex
Frazier, Gibson, Jackson OF st. Mary Lam
dry. Mcdowell. Roche. st. Clair. Verret, Yell,
Young Of Iberin-13.
Absent Messrs. Armstrong. Atkins. BiIlln,
Bulow, Grain, Garron, Davidson, Farmer,
Faulkner, Franz, Gardner. Mccain, Ogden,
Pritchard. Pope, Pollard, Schneider, String
follow, Noorhies-
Senate bill No. g.
An act to provide for the trial Of offenaes
when the penalty Is not necessarily imprihon-
ment ut hard labor or death,
Was taken no on third reading and read In
full.
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas=-Messrs Archer, Atkins, Bassin, But
Ter, Cnde, Carron Cosgrove, billiard, Farmer,
Franz, Feszel, Golson, Gibson. Hall, Hath
away, Hnney, Harris, Herring, Henry, Ives.
Jackson OF Natchitoches, Jones, Jol1rion.
Kavanaugh, Kirk, Lancaster, Leyendre, Let
ton. Lyons, Lucke, Mlllaudon, Nixon, Mum
day, Mccullough. Mcdowell. McLcroy. New
som. Pearce,. Phipps, Phillips. Pope Quinn.
Richardson, Robertson, Shepherd, Schneider,
'Ialton, Vnrnado, Vaughan, Vincent, VOORHEES,,
Wise, Young of st. Landry-53.
channn. BuIVer, Cayolle Curlcy. Devereanx,
Dickerson, Deibel, Essex, Frazier, Gardner,
Heldenhain, jackson OF st. Mary, Landry,
Mahoney. Morgan, Mcdonald, Pollard,
Williams OF Terrebonne Yell, Young
IDeria-28.
Absent- Messrs. Armstrong, Bllliu, Bulow.
Grain, Davidson, Dudenhefer, Faulkner, Klein
peter, Morel, Mccain, Ogden, Prltchard,
StrinHfellow, Williams Of Morenouse-1l.
The bill was finally passed.
The title OF the bill was adopted.
MIR. Butler moved to reconsider the vote by
which tho bill was finally passed. and on his
upon the table.
SPECIAL ORDER.
BY the Committee ON City Charter
House bill No. 225.
An act to reorganize the local government
of the city OF New Orleans,
Being the special order OF the day, was
taken up.
Tho bill was ordered to be read section by
section.
Section1 was read and adopted.
Section was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson the section
WAS amended as follows:
In line %, after the word river" insert
"and down the right bank OF said river to the
present boundary line OF the parish OF
Piaquemines; thence along said boundary
line to It's intersection with the present bound
airy line of the parishes of Jefferson and Or
leans; thence along said boundary line to and
across the Mississippi river"
Strike out all OF the section after the word
st. Bernard, In line 50.
The section as amended was adopted.
Section was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson the following
was adopted as q substitute for section 3, to
wit:
SUBDIVISION OF CITY.
The subdivision OF the city into districts
shall be as follows:
First District Snail comprise all that por-
ton Of the city bounded by the centre Of
Felicity Road to its intersection with the
of said tall race to Its intersection with
Washington street. thence along the centre
of Washington street to it's intersection
with Carrolton Avenue. to its intersection
with the New Canal, to its intersection with
Canal street, to the Mississippi river, thence
along It's starting point at Felicity Road.
Second District-Shall comprise all that
portion of the city bounded by the centre o.
Canal street. thence along the centre of Canal
street to its intersection with the New Canal,
thence along the New Canal to Lake Pont-
chartrain, to Bayou st. John, thence along
the centre OF Bayou st. John to Its intersec-
tlon with E5planade street, thence along the
centre of E5planaie street to the Mississippi
river, thence along the Mississippi river to
Canal street. -.
Third District Shall comprise all that por
ton of the city bounded by the centre CT h.s-
planade street, thence along Esplanade street
to its intersection with Bayou st. John, thence
along the centre OF Bayou st. John to Lake
Pontchartrain, thence along the shore OF
Lake Pontchartrain to the intersection of La
fayette Avenue, thence along the centre Of
Lafayette Avenue to the intersection OF fiori-
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