The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-10

the Senate amendments. which were eoneurred
in-yeas ~. nays II.

the Senate amendments. which were eoneurred
in-yeas ~. nays IL.
THE REGISTRATION BthL
was also taken up with the Senate amendments.
which were eoneurred In.
THE CRY CHARTER BILL
was presented to the Speaker for his sigma
ture,
sent to the Speaker. asking that the bill BIZ read
Ia full before II was signed.
Several points of order were made.
Finally Representative Farmer moved to re-
turn the bill 90 the Enrolment COMMITTEES In
order tha,t certRin errors might be eorr.e,e,ted.
on motion In o, rs 9at an 'p The h
When section 14a was reached Representative
aenate amendments, ne pliuted In tia journal.
changed the time Of holding the city election
from May e N9xember whereas ece9ra,nf e
pean adop ted by the II ,uae) did not appear, but
The bill provided for an election in May,
Renrf sentative Devnreaug rerlied that the
error was Ia The printed journal and that II %
resenative Richardson and himself had called
at the clerke desk next morning and had the
Representative Cnserove densed the right Of
members to have the journal corrected IN THIS
manner, II cDnld be corrected. he commended.
When the reading Of the bill had been I'm
shed. Representative Richardson called the
previcus question.
The Speaker ruled the motion ont of order,
Nothing ~ wes In order put for him TO sign
the bill, which he proposed TO- do at once. =,
Representatives Cosgrova, Dudsnhefer, Nor
gan and Others entered protests against the
psoposed action of tue Speaker, and tnalsted
That the bill ae enrolled was not the bill that
had passed the House
The Speaker then signed the bill.
THE BABY BOND RtLh.
AN net proyding for the funding Of certain
OBLIGATIONS; designating a board TO fund the
same; prescribing the character Of the bonds
tn IA ia "a tbprnfnt mowers
and duties Of said board: authorizing the pro
curement of blanks aud b,oke by said board
board Of examiners; defining their powers and
duties. aud au horislng the employment or
clerk defining the intent and meaning OF the
term valid warfants;'' providing for the dis.
tincion Of warrants when funded or exchanged
for certificates; creating Q, fund for the re-
q ne bGnds ~ ha :" es
thereon, when due; providing appeals from the
action Of aaij board and repealine laws or
this act Ia senate bll) wes taken up, under a
suspension OF the rules, the amendments pro-
posed by the Committee on Ways and Means
were adopted, and the bill passed to its third
reading.
ON FINAL pAssAeE.
The fee bill for the courts Of New Orleans
was taken up with the Senate amendments
IAN act TO oreanize The Criminal District
Court of the parish of Orleans, as established
by article 100 of the constitution of the State; to
parish 1T Orlesns providing Tor the appoint
ment Of the same. and the filling of vacancies
therein fixing the number IF the board de-
hning ita duties, powerH and COMPENSATION
providing for the manner of drawing and Pc
leetios and imnaneIing grand petit an -, tales
the division OF the Criminal District Court for
the pRfish Of Orleans into sections providing
for m annual vacation for each of the judges of
said courts: providing for the transfer of cases
pending In The Superior Criminal aud First
District COURTS for the pafiah Of Orleans to the
ur,mina Dstrlet o1Hrt for sad parae pro
porter for the Criminal District Court for the
parish f Orleans, and fixing his salary and TO
herewith" "a Senate bin. passed lie final read
Ing,
forfai ed TO the State for delinquent taxes and
licenses" Ia Senate bill. passed its tlnai reading
TIRE PUBLIC EDUCATION Bill
was taken up with the Senate amendments.
The House refused TO concur In the amend
by yYse of g to - nays au..
clerks of district courts aud their deputies
throughout the State the parrish Of Orleans ex-
cepted" Ia senate bin. passed its fnal read
The telegraph bill wac taken up with the Sen
ate amendments. which were enncurred In.
constitution relative to homesteads," passed Its
final reading.
THE GAS ooMpANy's CHARTER,
Representative Faulkner asked suspension
OF the rules In order TO Introduce The following
resolutions
Whereas, iuasmuch ns the report OF the ex.
perts appointed to examine The affairs OF the
saelisht companies chow that they have VIC.
lated their charters: therefore be 1t
ResoCed. TIL It for eaid reasona the same are
hereby declared null and void.
Representative Ooagrove called for the yeas
and naye on the motion to suspend the rules. |
Much had been eatd about monpplies. and he |
desired TO see how members would vote upon |
the most grinding monopoly with which the |
State had ever been cursed.
Representative Farmer moved the point Of
order that the resolution could not be eonsid- |
cred by the House, the body having no author |
itY TO aboisb charters In the manner proposed
The chair overruled the point on the ground
hat the resolution was not yet before the
House,
The House decided to suspend the rules
yeas 81, nays 4-and the resolution was intro
duced.
Representative Faulkner moved to amend IL |
80 IA to make 1t q concurrent resolution,
=. motion to adjourn was here made and voted
down.
Representative Ogden. of Bossier. made the
point Of order that the resolution could not be
at this time-that II must lie over |
one day under the rules. The point was de- |
cided we'll take and the resolution went over. |
After inetteetual attempts to get UP number
Of bills. the House adjourned until TO- morrow
at II o'clock.