The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-13

And recommends J[AL beCCioH % a5 sAAsAu"
cd be adopted
The committee recommends that section 53
be amended as follows:
In line L. after 'assessors." strike out "po-
lice Jurors" and Insert .sin the parish of Or
leans, and In other parishes before inc Te-
feroes provided for In section 10 Of this act.
And further recommends the adoption OF
the section us amended.
The committee recommends that sections
81, 55 IS and 81 be- adopted.
Tho committee recommends that section IA
be amended as follows:
In line a. strike out all Of the section from
the word the to the word district In line
80, inclusive, and insert "the real estate, road
beds, road track. aUper5truGtures, eXcavA-
tions and channels OF every railroad, canal
and other transportation or telegraph COM
pnny shall be assessed and taxed In the par
isll whore located: but franchises. rights or
Way, movable property and assets shall DO
assessed and taxed I'm that district
And recommends the adoption Of the section
as amended.
The report was received.
Mr.. Henry moved to postpone further con-
sderation Of the bill until tomorrow at
o'clock p. m, and make the bill the special
order of the day for that hour.
On motion Of Mr.. Cosgrove. and by rising
vote Of Al yehb to 81 nays, the motion OF Mr..
Henry to postpone was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Cosgrovo moved that the bill be or
derod engrossed and passed to third reading.
Mr.. Atkins moved to lay upon tho table the
motion to engross and pass to third reading.
Bya rising vote of IS yeas to Al nays the
motion to lay upon the table was lost.
Mr. Cosgrove moved the previous question
on tho motion to engross and pass to third
reading.
The call for the previous question having
been seconded by the House, the bill was
ordered to be engrossed and passed to third
readIDg
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson,
House bill No. 22i
An act making the necessary appropriation
for the repair of the Stato-IIouse at Baton
Rouge,
Being the special order Of the day. immedi-
ately after the House should finish Its consld-
Grafton Of House bill No. 223, was taken up.
Pending the motion OF Mr.. Farmer to adopt
section 1 as originally reported
Mr.. Robertson moved the previous question
on the adoption OF section /, which was sec
onded by the House.
Mr.. Buchanan explained his vote, as fol-
lows:
/ vote aye because article $50 of the eonsti-
tuition commands us to pass bill OF this
nature, and Joint committee Of this LegiS-
| lature has reported S11l, 900 az tho amount
necessary to be appropriated.
| On the adoption of section l. the yeas and
nays were called, and resulted as follows:
| Yeas -Messrs. Archer, AIain, Athen, Bas-
| kin Biliu, Buchanan, Bulger, Butler, Bnlow,
Carron Cayole, Curley, Deverealx, billiard,
| Dickerson, Deibel, Dndenhefer Farmer,
Franz, Frazier, Feaze Gardner, Hathaway,
Haney, Herring, Henry Ives Jackson OF
Munday, Mccullough Mcdonald, Mcdowell,
| Newsom. Phipps, Pope, Pollard. Quinn, Rob
ertson, Shaifler,, Shepherd, schnelder, St.
Weems, Wise Williams of Terrebonne Young
| of Iberia-53.
Nays -Messrs. Atkins Cosgrove, Faulkner.
Golson, Kirk, Lancaster, Mahonsy, Miliau-
Phillips, Prtchard, Richardson, Roche, Var
nado, Vincent Yell 20
| Absent Messrs. Armstrong, Barry, Cade,
| Grain, Davidson, Essex, Gibson, Hall, Harris,
Heldenhain, jackson OF st. Mary, Landry, Le-
gendre, Mccain, Stringfellow, Williams OF
Morehouse, Young Of st. Landry-17.
Section was adopted.
| Mr. Robertson moved to adopt section 2 as
amended In the committee of the whole, to
wit:
In line strike out the words "and the
same"
Section was adopted as amended.
Section was adopted.
Mr.. Robertson moved that the following
be added to the bill as section 4, as proposed
by the committee of the whole, to wit:
SEQ. A. Be IL further enacted. etc, That this
appropriation Is made on the condition that
the city OF Baton Rouge shall pay into the
State treasury the amount OF thirty-nve
Thousand dollars before the contract for the
repairs OF tho State-House be finally closed
as required by article $50 of the constitution,
and no warrant shall be drawn for any part
of said appropriation Of 100000 until the
said sum Of $4,000 be paid into the State
treasury, and is exhausted by the warrants
drawn under this act.
The motion was agreed to and the section
was adopted
Mr.. Ogden moved to recommtt the bill to
the Committee on State-House and Public
Buildings with Instructions to submit to the
House an itemized account Of the repairs
necessary to be made to the State House, and
the cost thereof. MS
Mr. Robertson moved as substitute that
the bill be fixed as the special order of the
day for Thursday next at ! o'clock p. m, and
that the Speaker appoint q committee to
make an estimate OF the necessary repairs,
and the cost thereof.
Mr.. Cosgrove moved that the bill be recon-
mitted to the Committee on Public Buildings
and State-HouSe, With instructions to report
a detailed estimate of the repairs necessary
for the State-House at Baton Rouge, and the
cost thereof.
Mr.. Cosgrove moved the previous question
on the motion to recommit, which was sec
onded by the House.
The yeas and nays, on the recommitment OF
the bill were called and resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Armstrong, Allan,
Atkins, Aitkin, Barry, Billiu, Bulger, Butler,
Bulow, Carron, Cayolle, Cosgrove, Curley,
Devereaux. billiard, Dckerson, Essex. Franz,
Frazier, Feazel, Gardner, Hall, Hathaway,
IIar Il It,ar Loo "a