The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01


The petition Of Messrs. Aubertin, Nixon
and Halt WAS on motion indefinitely post
poned.
The memorial Of Daniel NJ. Brosnan lies
over, subject TO call.
sENArE BILLS On sEcorp READING REPORT
nd BY COMMITTEES.
Senate bill No. G7,
| An act authorizing the Governor aud At
torney General Of the Btate TO employ assist.
ant counsel 10 represent tho State Id The gu
preme Court Of tho United States In the case
of the State of New Ham pshire w. the State
Of Louisiana,
Was taken up On its second reading, under
tho favorable report Of the Committe on the
judiciary, with the following amendment:
| Strike out '.and Attorney General, and
iii. iiifs'''an's wherever they appear N 'h'
On motion the amendment was adopted.
| The bill was passed to third reading.
Senate bll No. Va,
An act 10 carry Into effect article 1s5 OF the
constitution, and to impose penalty On the
officers falling 10 comply with the same,
| Was taken up on its second reading. under
the favorable report Of the Committee on the
judiciary, with the following amendment:
| Strike out ID line Q u section ''thereby''
and insert .thereof."
On motion the amendment Was adopted.
| The bib WAS passed toits third reading.
| Senate bill No. 80.
An act defining the qualifications and duties
of the oonstHbles Of the city courts Of the city
of New Orleans: fixing their compensation
and assigning tho constables eleoted under
the provisions of the constitution Of 1B7y To
their respective courts.
Was taken up on its second reading. under
the favorable report OK the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. jackson, of ~. Mary, moved that the
bill liz over and be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Heidenhain the motion of
Mr.. jackson was laid upon the table,
On motion the bill Was passed 10 its third
reading.
SENATE Btnf. ON F1Rsr READING.
Senate bill No. 30,
An act providing causes Of recnsation Of
the district Judges and TOR the trial of re-
cused cases In the district courts, the parish
of Orleans excepted,
Was taken up on its first reading, read by
its title and passed To second reading.
HOUSE Btbts ON Third READING.
House bill No. IDA,
An act requiring bond Ok clerks Of district
courts, fixing the amount thereof, etc.,
Was taken up on its third reading aud read
In full.
On tho flnal passage of the bill tho yeas and
nays resulted as follows:
Yeas-Msssry. Archer Armstrong, Allain,
Atkins, Aitken, Barry, pilliu, Buohauan, Bal-
6tossroye, t dprsy Devsresas, ] X BILLIARD, Bill bok. H
erson. Deibel, Dudenhefer. Essex, Faulkner,
Franz, Frazier, Feazsl, Gardner, uolson, Hall.
Hathaway. Harris, Herring, Heidenhain.
son d st. Mary, Jones', JofIfion, Kavaaaash.
klelnpeter, Kirk. Landry, Letten, Lyons,
Luake, Mahuney, MillaudOn, Nixon, Morgan
Morel,. Munday. MCCAIN. Mccullough. No
fs.rs mspPesEe Pspps hfsh9 fhps fops fEsss Fes o
Quinn, Roche. Shepherd, Schneider, Talton,.
Weems, Williams oi Morshousc Williams oi
Terrebonne, Yell, Young Of Iberia, Young Of
81. Landry-70
Nays-Nune.
Absent -Messrs. Baskin. Bulow. Davidson,
Farmer, Gipson, Haney, Lancaster, Legendre,
Schneider, strlngfeiiows. st. Oiaif, Wise-ie.
The bill was finally passed.
On motion the title of the bill was adopted
II
by which the bill was finally passed, and on
his own motion the motion b reconsider was
laid on the table.
House bill No 159,
An act 70 extend the prescription of. debts
due the poydras fund Of the parish Of West
Baton Rouge 70 the term Of thirty years,
Was taken up on It's third reading.
| The bill was read In full.
| On the final passage OF the bill the yeas and
nays resulted as follows:
| Yeas Messrs. Archer, Armstrong, Aliain.
Aitken Barry, Billlu. Buchanan, Bulger, But
Uuiriey. Sai beverssux. Diiiard, buden6eier, ID.
ner, aoison, Hal. Hathaway, Harris, heiien-
hain, Henry, Ives. Jackson Ok Natcbstoches,
Jsekson ss e g. Mary Zones Joaion ,ya ksya
Lyons, Lueke, Mahoney, Ml!laudon, Nixon,
Morgan, Morel, Munday, Mccain, McOul-
lough, Mcdonald, McLeroy. Newsom, Og-
damn ds perRs Reha phAgs Assbaa pa o Roee yepnsS Pes
Vaughan, verret, Vincent. .yoorhies, Wise.
| Williams OF Morenouse, Williams OF Terre-
bonne Yell, Young Of Iberia, Young Of st.
Landry--H.
Naya-None
Absent-M -Messrs. Atkins, Baskin, Bulow,
Davidson, DickerBon. Dsibel. Farmer, Gibson,
Haney, Herring, Lancaster, Legendre, Nc
Dowell, Pritchard, Richardson, Robertson,
Shaiifer, Schneider, Strlngfellow, ASt. Clair,
Weems-21.
! The bill was finally passed.
The title of the blu was adopted.
Mr.. Pope moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill finally passed, and on his own
motion the motion to reconsider was laid
upon the table,
House bill No. 1853,
An act to provide for the admission Of parole
evidence In cases to show an interruption OF
prescription on all debts due the Poydras
fund OF West Baton Rouge,
Was taken up on It's third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Pope 1t was ordered that
| the bill lie over subject to call.
House bill No. I'll,
An act To ra0nlafa the number az AYnnlnvaas