The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
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, acts and lions and privileges aud all Jude.
} ments arising therefrorn. and all outstana.
ing obligations l5acurred for drainage 1ndey
said acts; and all obligations of the dralnaOe
commissioners tefaai.ling unpaid, sand MI
, claims for moneys naid for the drainage n
lands that have not boen drained, recoyerahls
for want of drainage, etc
) BY Mr.. Jackson. OF Natohitoehss-
An act to regulate the practice 81 dentistry
In the State Of Louisiana 8
BY Mr.. Devereaux
An net to punish usurJ In loans TO e.
poyees Of political corporations.
BY Mr.. Baakin- @
An act to carry Into effect articles 21g -
900 of the constitution.
BY Mr.. Richardson 8
An act to authorize Messrs. Hornor h b,
etict to sue the State.
BY Mr.. Hall l.
An act for the reduction Of fees Of psrlnh
surveyors.
BY Mr. Talton-
An act to prevent poisoning, trappIne.
hedging OF preventing the FREQ passage n
Hsh in any stream or body Of water within thu
limits OF the State Of Louisiana; providing
penalty for the same; requiring district
| Judges to give specially in ehhrgs this law.
and repeating all laws in conflict herewith.
| BY Dir. Buchanan
| An act defining the nature and punishment
of the crime committed by any president, d.
| rector manager or other officer or owner OF
any private or public bank. or banking insti-
| tuition, utter hs shall have had full knowledge
ia fknt il. nr nj
| cumstanees.
| Also,
An net making any president, director,
manager, cashier OF other officer OF any pri-
vate or public bank, or banking Institution,
receiving deposits or creating debts for such
institution, Individually responsible for dc.
poats so received and for such debts so cro-
ated with his assent.
COMMITTEE ON MILITIA EXrENsE5. MS
The Speaker announced the appointment0f
the following members to serve on the Cone
nittee on Militia Expenses. provided for 10
Concurrent Resolution from the Senate. u
wit Messrs. Cadc. Atkins and Lyons.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Mr., Mlnday presented tho following con
current resolution:
Reaoinfd bv he Ioasc of Representatives.,
The ,Spuote c0ncu1vinu, That in accordance
with section Of nct No. ol Of the Zen.
eral Assembly OF this State, Improved
April 20, ls77, n Joint committee OF -----.3
members Of the Senate and OF
members OF the House OF Representatives BIZ
appointed by ths presiding officers OF theif
respective houses whose duty shall be to-
examine the affairs Of all banks and banking
institutions In the parsh of Orleans, and to
report upon the condition thereof to the Gem
eral Assembly Mt this present session.
Mr.. Munday asked for suspension OF the
rules In order to consider the resolution at
this time. =
The rules having been suspended, the reso-
luton was adopted.
MTSshaTs FROM THE SENATE.
Tho following messages were received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER.
Now Orleans. February 2. 1880.
TO the Speaker and Members OF the House Of
Representatives.:
/ am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has passed and asks
your concurrence In
Senate bill No. AZ.
An act relieving tho Attorney General Of
the prosecution Of criminal cases In the par.
ish OF Orleans before tho criminal courts
thereof.
Also to inform you that the Senate concurs
IN House concurrent resolution prOtestinga
rs Senator from the State of Louisiana, and
requesting that the Hon. Henry M. spohford
be admitted as Senator from Louisiana.
Respectfully, JOHN CLEGG,
"@#5 Secretary OF the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER, New ORLEANS, [
February 2. 1880. J
To the Speaker and Members OF the House Of
Representatives.:
am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has this day concurred
In
House bill No 50,
An act making appropriations to defray
theexpenses OF the General Assembly OF the
State OF Lou lana, to pay the per diem OF the
members, the salaries OF the officers and em-
Dloyees, and other expenses thereof for the
session commencing January IL, 1880,
With an amendment annexed to the bill.
Very respectfully, JOHN A. SMITH,
Assistant Secretary.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message and accompanying
report was received from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
State OF Louisiana,
Now Orleans. January 81. 1880. !
Hon r. N. Ogden. Speaker OF the House Of.
Sir have the honor to transmit to you,
with the request that you lay before the
House Of Representatives., the annual report
Gf the Hon; wiz; a. Strong, Secretary Of
vi IobhL9 l4lDTaTlhIl, the year
ending the thirty-iirst day Of December, 1872
am, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor OF Louisiana.
On motion the report was referred to the
Committee On State Library.
5@~z BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Farmer asked and obtained leave to In
troduce the following entitled bill:
By Mr.. Farmer
House bill No. SO,
An act to provide an annual revenue for the
State OF Louisiana by the lsvying OF annual
taxes upon property not exempted by the +
constitution from taxation, and by prescribing
the methods Of assessing and collecting the
same, and OF enforcing payment thereof.
The bill was read by Is title and placed on
the calendar.
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