The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-05
HOUSE pus1NEss RESUMED.

above entitled House bill No. 2Js, and recon-
mends to the House the adoption and passage
of the bill.
| The report WAS received and adopted.
| The bill was ordered engrossed and passed
to third reading.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
The following messages were received from
| the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans, April 1. 1880. !
| To the Speaker and Members of the House of
Representatives:
L am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate has concurred In and
| adopted the report of the committee on con-
ference the amendments by the Senate to
House bill No. 26O,
An act making appropriations to pay the
general expenses of the State government, to
pay the interest on the public debt, etc.
Respectfully, JOHN CLEGG.
Secretary OF the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans, April l. 1880. !
To the Speaker and Members of the House of
Representatives:
have the honor to present duly enrolled
Concurrent Resolution
Requesting our Senators and Representa-
| ttves In Congress to use their best endeavors
| to secure th3 passage by Congress OF q bill
| appropriattng 100000 for the purpose of
| cleaning out and opening Bayous D'Arbonne,
bartholomew, Bruf. Macon, Roundaway and
Vidal, In North Louisiana,
Which has been signed by the Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate and to
request the Speaker OF the House of Repre-
sentatives to atiix his signature thereto.
Secretary of the Senate.
The above entitled concurrent resolution
was read to the House and signed by the
Speaker without delay.
SENATE CHAMBER
New Orleans. April l, 1880.
To the Speaker and Members of the House of
Representatives:
[ have the honor to present duly enrolled
Senate bill No. 129.
An act empowering police iuries to declare
hedges and fences made of posts, planks and
barbed wire to be lawful, and empowering po-
lice iuries to authorize the use of the same,
Which has been signed by the Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and to
ask the Speaker of the House of Representa-
Ess Eespeet5 ee s1 % ssn55f JOHN e .hs sMPa sn%f
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate.
Theabove entitled Senate bill No. t29 was
read to the House by Its title, and signed by
the Speaker without delay.
SENATE CHAMBER. |
New Orleans. April l. 1880. !
To the Speaker and Members Of the House of
Representatives:
have the honor to present duly enrolled
Senate bill No. 1874,
An act relative to the payment of costs of
court In contested election cases and in cases
In which the right to an Office Is claimed.
Also
Senate bill No. 2,
Joint Resolution requesting the Senators
and Representatives from the State of Louis
lana in the Congress of the United States to
t1p hai In IA rf hn
Statutes of the United States amended. 80 as
to change the time for the election of United
States Senators to the sessions of the General
Assemblies next preceding the time at which
such Senators are to take their seats in the
Senate of the United States,
Which have been signed by the Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate and to
ask the Speaker of the House OF Representa-
ttves to affix his signature to the same
Also to inform your honorable body that
the Senate has finally passed and asks your
concurrence In
Senate bill No. 210
An act to provide for the stamping or ex-
change of the consolidated bonds of the State
OF Louisiana, In accordance with the ordi-
nance relative OF the State debt,
And
Senate bill No. 223,
An act to enable the Citizens Bank of Lou
with It's mortgage stockholders: to enable
said stockholders to free their real estate
from said mortgage; to secure the applica-
tion of the amounts realized from said mort
cages to the payment OF the State bonds is-
sued In aid OF the bank, and to the legal liza
bilities and necessary expenses of said mort
gage stock department.; to increase the d.
rectors for the State on the board of said
bank, and confer on them certain duties
and powers with reference to said compro-
misses; to prescribe the conditions on which
this act Is passed and Is to have effect, and to
require and prescribe the mode In which the
benefits of the act shall be accepted.
Also to inform you that the Senate concurs
in House amendment to
Senate bill No. 81,
An act relative to clerks of district courts,
er Oficio parish recorders of conveyanoes,
mortgages and other acts. and e1 oHcio
notaries public, and to the official bonds to
be furnished by them, the parish of Orleans
excepted.
Respectfully,
JOHN CLEGG, Secretary.
The above entitled Senate bills Nos and
1874 were read to the House by their titles and
signed by the Speaker without delay.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
:, The following message was received from |
the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ! |
State of Louisiana. ! |
New Orleans, April 1. 1880. |
To the Speaker and Members OF the House Of
Representatives
l have the honor to inform your honorable |
body that his Excellency the Governor has
this day approved and signed House bill
No. 73.
Very respectfully,
P. MALOCHEE,
Private Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, and under sus-
pension OF the rules,
House bill No. 1874,
An act to create the Fourth City Court of
New Orleans and defining it's Jurisdiction;
liking and providing for Its location, and the
salaries of its officers and manner of their
payment; defining qualifications OF its Judge,
clerk and constable, and providing for their
appointment and the election of their sue
,essors; and providing for the transfer there
10 of certain cases from the Seventh and
Eighth Justices and the Third District Courts
of the parish of Orleans,
Was taken up.
This bill comes from the Senate with the