The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
schneider, st. CLAIR, yerret, williams o
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slider tho vote just taken was carried.
HOUSE ntbb FROM THE SENATE CONQUERED,
IN, WITH AMENnMEsT.
~. lleldanhan moved to suspend The rules
| ~ order ~ take up House hill No. ~.
by rising vote Of ~ yeas to nays the
/ rules We're suspended.
Ry Mr.. lIeidenhan-
1 House hill MI M
/ An act making appropriation tn defray the
expenses If the General Assembly Of the
State of Louisiana. 10 pay the actual travel
| Ing expenses aud ter diem Of the members,
the salaries of tia officers and employees and
other expenses thereto, for the session com
menoIng January ~. 1890.
| The amendment III the Senate was read. as
| follows
strike out section and Insert as substitute
therefor as fullowa:
SECTION 3. BE ii further ennrfei, etc, That
the aforesaid warrants shall be paid out of
any moneys IN the treasury not otherwise
| appropriated, and the Treasurer is hereby re-
| uutre'l to pay said warrants out 81 the first
| moneys paid into the treasury on licences due
| IN the year 1890 aud on taxes which fall due
| IN the year 1890 Nv preferences over all other
warrants, except warrants for the salaries vt
| the constitutional oilicersot the State for the
| year 1890 which ahall he concurrent with the
! warrants provided for TN this act
| Mr Heihenhaln moved To refuse to concur
| In the amendment Of the Senate and call for
| a committee nf conference.
| MI Gosgrove moved as a substitute for the
motion of NH Iledanhaln that the House ~
concur In the amendment II the Senate.
| ON that motion MIR. Ogden. of Hossier.
moved the previous auosti ~
| The call for the rrevius- question being
seconded hy the lInnao Tie yaas and nays
on Mr Gosgroves substitute. tn concur In the
lowing result
| Neaa Measla. Archer. Armstrong. Allan,
| Atkins, Barry, Buchanan. Butler Gade
Grain, Gartou, Cayole uosgreve, Deyereaux,
| Dnihel, hndenhe'er, Farmer, Feazel Gardner,
/ Hail. hathaway. Hauny, Henry, Ives Jack
a,n Vt Natnhtrnhta, Jackson III NJ. Mary.
I Jones. lntirinn. kayanaugh. kieinpetor KIRK
| Lancaster. Landry Letten, Lilpke. Mallnnev,
MtlIauden, Nixon, Morel. Munday. Mccain,
| Mct'ullaugh, Mcdonald. Newaom, Ogden,
| Fnarco. Fhlllipa. rrtchara. Pollard. Richard
sou, Robertson, Shepherd, Schneider. III.
Clair, rsl'"n. Vaughan. Vincent voorhIsa,
Weems, Wise. Williams OF Mereheuse, VIII
liams ri Terrebonne, Yell 81.
Nays Maaara Aitl4en, RiIliu. Bulgnr, Cur
lay, Franz. Frazier, llaiienhain, s'tyons.
Fhipps. Quinn, Nelr"t, Young ~ NJ. I.anlry
ia
A majority nf the members elected to the
House having voted ~ concur IN the Senate
amendment the Speaker announced that the
amendment was adopted. and tho bill as
amended was passed
MI, Farmer Moved ID reconsider the veto
NJ which the amendment was adopted. anh
Id M, Al Han I,a ~ Ian Ia, i,J
was laid uron the table.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE ATTORNEY GEN.
ElAI
The following communication from the At
turney General waa received
ATTORNEY GENERALS OrrItg !
state a II .uiatann
New 0IlnHns, February y. 1890.
Hon. r. N. Ogden, speaker IF tho House of
Representatives.
nedr 81. In response to tho resolution of
the House NJ Representatives., tha day IT,
rnvad. III regard tn thu case Ut the State VI
Louisiana va. the NiekHlurg Shreveport and
lnSas Railroad Company. ! would say that
think the State has u legal and just claim
The corporation gave to the Slate In pay
mont w a dnbt due and secured hy mortgage
stock In said company. aud said company
has by n Judgment of the Supreme Court Of
the United States been declared not to ba the
owners IF the road and its franchise. It Ia.
therefore, IN my view uf the law. like ALI
other peraona who sell property. responsible
In warranty on account Of want of title in
the property conveyed
Tho success of this cult, both In obtaining
Judgment and realizing the amount due tho
State from the corporation. must of course
depend upon tho vigilance with which Ii Il
prosecuted need scarcely cay that II Is I'm
possible for mo tn give this suit, instituted
and carried on In Monroe. that attention
necessary for It's successful prosecution and
termination.
Very respectfully,
j. 9. EGAN, Attorney General.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION FROM THE SENATE.
Roaoirei. That a committee of five mem
hcra, two from tho Senate and three from the
House. be appointed for tho purpose of examln-
ing the accounts of Gov i. +. Nichols relative
TO the militia fund. with view of tho trans
fnr ~ aaid fund into tho hands III Goy L IA.
Wilt II any, AT the credit Of aaid fund.
On motion of Mr., Buchanan the resolution
was adopted.
Ihn Speaker appointed IN tho part Of the
House tho following mrmhers Mrsars Gade.
Aitlsen of Orleans and Lyons OF st Landry.
SENATE MLl.s OK SECOND READING RE
FERRED
Thn following Senate bills wrrN taken In |
on thoir second reading and referred to com
mittees. IA follows:
Srnato bill No, 4,
An act 10 further regulate tho trial of an
reala IN the Supreme Court Of the State or
louisiana
To the Committee on the judiciary
Senate bill No, >.
An act to amend and rn-onact section iii Of
kaya Revised Statutes.
TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
Senate bill Np, H.
An a't To fiN the times ana 7AGGs@ Tor hold
ng sessiona of tho Supreme Court of the
state of Louisiana.
70 the Committee on the Judiciary.
Senate hill No. 3G.
An act to amend and re-onact section 2s91
# the Revised Statutes.
To the Committee on tho Judiciary
nN 1,YfI