The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAr TUESDAY FEBRUARY II 1880
u ana referred 10 The Committee On the Ju-

i Mr.. Cuff6y moved 70 reconsider the vOt6 by
which House bill No. 30 was engrossed ant
passed 10 third reading.
Mr. Cosgrove moved To lay upon the table
the motion to reconsider made by Mr.. Curley
The motion TO lay upon the table was lost.
Mr.. Allan called for the regular order Of
the day.
Mr.. Curley moved to postpone the reg I'll ar
order of the day for fifteen minutes.
by a rising vote Of 81 yeas to 33 nays the
House refused to postpone the regular order
Of the day.
The resolution offered by Mt. Williams, OF
Terrebonne, as follows:
/ Be IL Resolued. That the Governor OF this
| State be and is hereby requested I'd Issue his
| proclamation calling for an election In the
parish Of Concordla to fill the vacancy caused
| by the lnellgibillty 81 Dave Young
Was taken up.
Mr.. Williams asked and obtained leave to
Withdraw The same.
| SENATE BILL ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill No.47.
| An act relieving the Attorney General OF the
prosecution Of criminal cases Ia the parish Of
| Orleans before the courts thereof.
This bill was taken up on third reading and
read In full.
On the final passage OF the bill the yeas and
nays were called, with the following result.
Yeas Messrs. Archer, Armstrong. AlIain
Atkins, Baskin, Billiu, Buchanan, Butler.
Cosgrove Devereaux, billiard, Dalhel, Daden-
hefer, Farmer. Faulkner. Feazej, Hail, Hath
away, Haney, Harris. Herring. Ives, jackson
Of vt. Mary, Jones'. JoffrIon, KleInpater. Kirk.
Lancaster, Lagandre, Mahonay, Nixon. Nc
galn, McGnlougb, Newsom, Ogden. Pearce.
Pnnps Psp Pshsr sso Pppe s sshao
der. st. Clair, Ialton. Vaughan, Vincent.
Weems,, Wise Williams OF Morehouse, Young
Of Ibaria-57.
Nays Me.srs. Aitken, Bulger Carron, Cay
ole. Curley, Dlekerson, Essex Franz, Henry,
Donald, Roche, Verret Williams 81 Ierre-
bonnie, Yell, Young of st.Landry-2o.
The bill was finally passed.
On motion the title Of the bill was adopted
Mr.. Attain moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was finally passed, and on his
own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid upon the table.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
The following entitled Senate bills were
taken up on their first reading and, On motion
were passed to second reading;
Senate bill No. 81,
An net TO facilitate the trial OF causes on
the ordinary docket of the Supreme Court Of
the State Of Louisiana.
Senate bill No 40,
An act to readlust the State Land Office:
appointment OF d register: to fix his salary;
and the time and manner of paying said
salary; to define the powers and prescribe
the duties OF the register: to fix the fees for
certificates and patents, and disposition
thereof; the price Of lands and disposition Of
the proceeds; duties OF the Auditor OF Public |
Accounts, State Treasurer, Attorney General |
aud tho Governor; to provide for the pay
ment Of salary and expenses incurred In the |
State Land Office; to repeal oil conflicting
laws.
Senate bill No. &c,
An act to give effect to article 81 OF the con-
stitutlon Of 1879. providing for appeals on
questions Of law.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
BY Mr. Letten--
House bill No IS,
An act ordering and requiring parish or
corporations In this State to re-.
ceive for taxes or licenses due any parish or
corporation prior to January 1,
1879. all valid warrants, scrip or evidences OF
Indebtedness of said parish or municipal
This bill having been incorrectly engrossed
was ordered to lie over.
BY Mr.. Richardson
House bill No. 30,
An act to provide for the payment Of the
salaries of the clerks Of the city courts OF the
,ity Of New Orleans, and their deputies and
Was taken up on Its third reading and read
In full.
On the final passage of the bill the yeas
md days were called, with the following re-
suit,
Yeas -Messrs. Armstrong, Allan, Atkins.
Aitken Baskin, Bllliu, Buchanan, Bulger,
Jayolle, Cosgrove, Curey. billiard, Dickerson,
Deibel. Dudenhefer. Essex, Faulkner Franz. ,
Feazel, Hall, Hathaway. Haney, Herring,
aeidenhain, Henry, !yee, jackson Of st.
Mccain, Mccullough, Mcdonald
Newsom, Ogden. Phipps, Phillips, Pollard
Richardson, Robertson. Roche, Shepherd,
vincent, VOORHEES,, Weems, Wise, Williams =
y Morehouse, Williams Of Terrebonne, Yell, .
lonng Of Iberia, Young OF st. Landry-G2.
Nays-None. II
The bill was finally passed. I
The title OF the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Heidenhain moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was finally passed, and
IN his own motion the motion to reconsider
vas laid upon the table. !
BY Mr.. Frazier 1
House bill No. IS, 5~.M c
An act to prevent the adulteratlon OF arti- q
les of food; to prevent the sale OF unwhole-
ome and tainted provisions; the slaughter !
ng Of cattle, etc, for food when In an I'M t
Healthy condition. and for other purposes,
Was taken up on Its third reading and read
n full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage OF
he bill resulted az follows: C
Yeas Messrs. Allan Atkins, Aitken, Bas- T.
lin. Btlltu. Buchanan, Bulger. Butler, Cos 7
,rove, Curley, Devereaux Dillard Dickerson,
leibel, Dudenhefer, Essex, Farmer, Franz. r
teazel. Hall, Hathaway, Haney, Herring,
nhnisN kyA't