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'14*641 Wý ýi1 esed With a
tuP 'IP li, eli o f atnd lll. -
Ut, @,Sdo, Chairman of the 'eniwttee ot
ityllltt 4d the friltolag 1repotnft:
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mott the ed o thetion the m ittee
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1FhteL liss a' eir tadet tihe tules ft
11U4 Ognnle, othaltl i of doitmhttette on Onbnr'
nutt iitted the followIing report:
etem.Inot the tatdehdent and ietenibers
" i the lCe n i under tehla t
1 Oo , Itte6 on 1,li rtiIuc~t~o~ to
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"ý ' !ati t t e ths tuttitetltatt anf !o ý~Mtma..
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theY ntnlioSp m tt t t te map
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a haflolt t telselI tt Rtidtlull
clpsubmnitted, th olwnsrpr
Stioab the i.'breslent and Memobers
SLupt te of the Ot4 ti LsUIlina i
tiitlttee n Vub i' e Ilnoat~glt, to
was tieftr 1' tli.rsol ObIr tng to ltginmiiR
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Mt epetu y t otehssinltt ranntoho It 'eet'itsitto el
v5 e ptop enlentof tma roke a n tli
1l ti Lo lotIAnA U nlrefrslp. pretareof
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b reseInt ilitiee ovr olatthr and St2
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pinggstton mm and at the bylowbtla
Ws their vaatlof w~ltlr'hg Is Rased on
6ttn of tnined use for uni
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t vte5t.lalm nv Sityl l) 1 i i
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oil SIttt ofEa o
rear frPom
1 khbela six or coal at
ACere.str
Wtei flhunlst~eim riht -~n, i
Woe of thircmie t il fore by t -
tt. iaeole treasrtra to
Pud s!a............0060
tttinerluxi 156,vae
of. a lee Issllsl hp the
Ia *Yt~pbur. hmreu'eprt
.Tl ly i Y, payalefor~ty
Ilra 6 ~(~ng silx per
1Ui ~est prannwn.....·...1.,000 c
I et ut 15.2, and
g .forty Zenws ater date.
asx per cenlt inlterest perr
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rQoes th;~e fWeowes :17.
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1 ttlhlitt l0 t 081 (1on Naid
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t1F ntleet o inary bo ktis
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PA 'ntssue ...... ... 8,180 0
awa intarest On bom'inary
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tl aý s. Ins. or which nowar-
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taIlroad. for which no
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first quarter of 1S73. ae
andcaidm apgroved
but no appropria
%T heLegilture and
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tb 1t tf0tI ttt s t ni
etb iJtI tl td V.I le to i*
S .ý e W ý th oe et. ~tf~t tnhit tn
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trocteeto tt I rh o I tee i.ter
otramt ted wt t De t f . it Lo i3t R e . 1 -
ti eib. le hN tben ret., ate
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1Yhit onolet he b l on o t tute e t
eMr. 1rkinn, chairmen of the ip otni niee one
heth ttnd aetanti, ia ttd Vili ed the follow
i resorti
t u otif toltr Iatlte i e IlbtAftthe AND
ut- Cintotit le on abl th tr *ldeie tatn le
to whom wee referred etoo n te hli 1e d .tt uea
iaeto rturn the name at lttie Nota
t Oheatirnein of josnuitean of
ih -ie h lien over undery the Heulee
ý l .{t lti, to * 'tltanO o esaId bunt for
Ini. 0atetl bn toth tf of LotulI. ,
Mr (ltn i. d obta lItid i.r ttinofhe oisitt toe
t~td Rtifl ~le.'tlnp lblai tl l u e aretllrted
t reptrte without btreiou nothe Ntawte ill
No, tl , l etied " Ati at to retierl mii min enti
tih en t tover utnovider the p entof thes,
Mr. Perk , or oillerma of the outt n laotee .
iot 'ir iubtlie d ntie, tnbmtt oed to enfor w- the
lw ot OI the te.ItTh i HRieb nricen ate ten-H A
tr.ed t'Atnd the mode and marnery of, leTin.
and Cllentinmi the taen haltheefor, And tar.nt- uln,
to whom w the referred Whtel wo real a fltt ind
elteod. ime unde on of the; nl
t l lr. d eed to the tnmittee.
Metroo lita ner under the rlelee.
11 TaHoDus TIOR O!lF ltsleA
Mr,, (lrliand btaito d utlenlmstlt ettsetu t ton
ntrodet-e wittout otrevltou notict e Pllttte bill
No,,te , elled o itar a t to reneal an nmt enti
tied ' an t t povde foarl ent th e nt ii
mllittle r pollee oeve" nilled nUt to antptrehe
rins were Lbte di t o planee or the bitl upon the
laton, breai . p rish. li Whlh me teed are feod
d ote n of end the moillde and manner of eyln
anti soile+,tig llte taseO therefor, and for null.
ideredt the parnhd id ordered read a ft ahird
Oee-ond limP, ofunder a uhaeR lon tl the om tlt-on
tutlonall tnule, and edtered to tile ordtnmttee on
Mr ooe llt e n Pollet to
Uhnder Itrerouue hotl,' Mt. t'eant " Itktrndtueed
take oat bnlate uil to. 7 , Ae horted tvuble the
, withh waendHnts, the t ond mitt olme oui
On mottion of tr Gode sttlonal rule s and
A Lt'T nO o rtt iO lbt t .t 11 o rig.t,
Ito motion of Mr. Goode the bllbll w n ~nad
UPstijtti te o 'enty tall No, 04, r.0rted b y th.
iommitltee un Jdttdllary.wa. taketip aul. 'ea.
a t e ee ed a third t
On motion of tt r, ieOar Tl the onsttltthnnl
rules were suspended to mlnee the bill uipen its
gonod readiegt. The bill was read a asRend
tlme.
011t motlin of Mr, ehralhae, the bill was eon
oldered ettifoesed and ordered read a thirdi
thrtif,
On tontintl of Ar, Zaharle, the ennetltutional
Sruls wore suspended to pllace the bill upotn it
third readlngt, he bill was read i third time
fittnlly passed, tltle adopted, and ordered seot
to thle Rouse for ertteurrene4,
Mr, Gooud obtraiwd Unanlmoue eOtntent to
take, up Henate bill No, e5, reported fattuorably,
with amendments, by the Oommtttee o, Judi
(}n motion of Mr, O ,,ode the ntmendments
were adopted,
1tt n, otlion of Mr, Goode the till W. n..innd
ered engrossed and ordered read a third ti.e,
MtsSRAne FRoM TAR in mnten
ioOUts OF U iaPREE1TAT1ivs,
New Orleans, February 0n, 1977. I
To the 1tohtoYRblt the 1'reshteht and tenate of
the Bttate Loletalnatl
I Aa itn tr ttd! to inform Yiotr hotpntable
body that the no Sam a.rePed to a toltrete
n anate bill o. e4 An adt to renit tnaJttea f
on dellinoO' ntlt. tae tM ietlith aitL0, and 1te
tipeeker has ipolntq onte n ýoInlnlttte, onil the
r of the t n e, py, Jones, Yonng of
Sal o d to orm your honorab.
ybodY that the one is now ready to mn.t the
Senate is joist assembly to ballot or a Unfled
btates tSetator,
Liesp5 etfull, I rt, ' .T IW# ,
Unter alerk,
On motion of Mr, Ooode, the eonstitutlenal
rules were suspended to plade the bill upon its
third reading. The bill was read a third time.
finally paesed, itle adopted and ordered sent to
the House for Oonturrence.
_-, Ooode movfed to reonside0r tht vote
reby e.at bil No, a ftt at ty pnasse , anu
movie.to lay that motion on the table.
tMr, obetson obtined unanimois consent
I take up senate llN0, 1f Doretteo vrab p
with amendments by the dommittee on Judil
elary.
fMlr. Ogden moved to strike out the uord
"Trets rer" in sention ad, and nsnert In lieu
thoereo Administrator of Finance."
tarr led.
Om motion of Mr, Robertson, the amend
monts were adopted.
On moteon of Mr. Stuabl, the bill was post
poned and made the special order of the day
for Friday, February Si, at to o'clock. and or.
dered printed
Mr. lunstls obtalned unanimous consent to in.
troduce the following concurrent resolution:
Whereas the opentol of the mouth of the
tssist ppi river to navgatlion by vessels of the
iat t tonnage is a matter of vi~ Iplnortance
o theeoomee of the pot of New Orleans
and tihe wtolt M)ssitpl Vallby; and whereas.
apt. Jamees I. d i.d imt, by o work already
done. demnonstrated the fnlbility of his scheme
and its superiorlty over all other plats bereto
tore tried,
e retsnOlrd bt /hb Fefle neat Itress f Inpre
srnfltites of thle tafe of l.oufisinma, in Gleneral
Aasenbly cotet'.n.q, Thiat apt,. James II. Edas
Sas. by the work a.ready executed at touth
_.ae, demonstrated the entire feasibility of car
ryingt out his contract with the Unitd States
government and seclring the retlired dpth of
water; that his quiet perseverance and unn
bated conldeneo in ultimate success. in the face
of unrelenting opposition, mark him .u a man
of high en gineoring kll and eminent fitne-s
for the task asgnd la im l that this General
Assembly consider his lalms to the contlldoen
of the people of the Btate and the nation at.
large well ostabliiqhed.
Which lies over under the rules.
Mr. Stubbe called up tenato bill No. TI, re
ported favorably with amendments by the .ludl
elary Committee.
On motion of Mr. S3tubbs the amendments
were adopted.
On motion of Mr. Dreaux the bill was post
poned until Friday, February 9a. 1877, and
made the special order of the day for I o'clock,
Mr. Ogden moved to take up Senate bill No.
67 (special order of the day for 1 o'olock at this
time.) Carried.
Mr. Breaux moved that the bill be postponed
until Friday, February 2t, and be made the
special order of the day for 1 o'clock, and doe
manded the yeas and nays. The roll being
oalled, resulted as follows:
Teas-Breatux Grover, Mitchell, Steven,
Nabe- w4&tU rl
lo Ift i e e 1 eta "v eil anr tilt! £eittato trn
sheriff is a tx~t te the htl f thf ibe #ottme of
let.ft eltatlim f or the !tit! Jiee of beilotI u
iii joiht 8etaitoa feo a Unilted SateeS etinato.
4014?l Moll toffs
ile johilI eblaen was icilled to order by the
liot, Coiue A. Wilts, Lieutenant dooerner and
Preeldehit of the tlenate.
on ia ut l fi the roll, the fullowitet fenatore
anlwered to their namea~
M r.t. D1r er l l lliustik Or r Oat
lfn teoe,1 ale , Iri', ,lteliet, Opdep,
ierle--9tit.
On a eAll of the toil of the Honee the following
membners answered to t)etle namet .
M er, A yeki ri tefr Bowde ,lar
ati, rett id, k il. , Bo rliO,
1 ee ettl, o e. . !it, chItr.
mmn , o niatfr, arlno, Plrelnt
Ihe l'treldent deolatert a qunorin prpett in I
both houses, and that the joItt asethlnIy wotld
nrtiW pmeed to 1aulot tor a Uanted PlateR ftna
tot lot the term aommtencitn Miarch 4 notit ,
Ithe Feretatry of the flenate read the tiamee
nofthe credhetthee, tN-wit N r
Hot .it4 V. Jna ofit Orlean I, lon. Itdndll tai.
.tibe.n of ,lte)nn nit.. iI. l i% Yis kleth ofe, West -
.oatrl Hc, ni. l M llterJlsrmar lt, lraylor, -etlontVt
~oi. nit le, iroln. W. h e. Wa of Wahdo, than. W.
A.1ohtt on of tlbr hnty--t
The Prll ofent dhe rearpet bntuorun rten n th
both l Ahos, and thatl wrn th n J alles, with the
ollowin tee to llot for a nied
tot r the iterm i, mAlmhne, Olg Mar 4 nettn,
lle nterentarv h Abilft e, S tik read tithe en,
IotnLi, B. JPonae i.t rleans, lion. untla , l! i 1.
rnt>erin o rf olleMne, tan. .lt, Wl in kll ite if Wt
italt $ti lu e elro .ti l tt. iit
dietl , breenlhtltive W . reFt.a u o pll.n, t. We,
The tim rat(if. ren a1tel brachn. tn o mfi
Irpeni etAe flila wena, thpn raed, with tho e
I enI1tI t s llttOe'i , ftlli hba,t O idataiitri, 1ttj a'an
itii.lllollet ,tr! tl in II hl , Ititien ii t l owspe.,
Beil liire Iietal I, 'erki l t ,iid li.thard:ol ,
Iad h, raPtrtep ulpp, nirrli t Flerle, (It sie,
Ib tn Wihkliete
a-11 ltiti i tf
Mcnature 0l0ot1i aioud Rflarlfiord, sodl Ileire
Sal-eti. ilitid Mler tritl , n on l Pltt. Ipran
ltlllIV. TnylrR. wl tond ailt W lt f! tl tlnt o
aiti-. n otel for .. Jti . 11a -. )tea
l.eaie.e tal!.ane, K ll, olIraprln at ltin, Wlt'i
aind reeenhtiee thik. i errett. Due,. Neil, itrhe.e,
SItlitard.on and fIellet.t, tied for ln. tV, A.
Iltretteon--lI votee.
T6al lti nuber ofl votes east r; Rinei e ary to a
ih'loue 41.
lThe lresident de let'l that a neil ttier entll
date aitd reitlelht a mlririty ofl thne vrlote et t int
joint atteit bly, thIorlo wile no eltion, tt l
Oit mlotion lof Mr. t , fni , the jlont naelm
hli adijour'ed until ia-morlrow, at it i'llerk tn.,
ahd the Maonto wtlhdrew to its own diem bir.
The u' enlate weesr lled tl oilr i, t J til Pittnalit
toloetlnr l Wilts, 'Presi.hl lt rof tho laii'at .
On l n all of tute rol the I. ,lot ngt Hon orte
ltahelr.ed to theiRtt i r a, a
MeseA. Dreatt u 1), enien. , )uarid, 14114. Ii
tipo, i..ettl tieorge lkro-tl r, lll'y. OLdllo, i.er
Itns, . dntillann. ina terllrts voanen for i. Atth.
Aheeth-Mtdeidesr. A'lla, that as neither rant,
niite ti, Caree, ie it l n, i tjnll. the vnearl itrer,
JLatt ti nilitoll tei(p, ihlctee , Ittlit.ilo ,
Tl itchi , Mr akeledll, o tle joint .
h ItIAlly ad-mo rrwS op T 1 l k n.,
len the hall Not. ihdrew Fltie fow Penat lli No
The-, netntd "Ah elt to rt.aUlate tlublt elnetitn
On ithe iil of tLoue lln tn .nlovide a revenue
for he eandi, to imior e 'etain penalties ts re
to repetl cet No.e onl tine nte of 1i7,4, n.oitleu
'An aIt to regulatire trblic eduartiln In tllhe HtRt
of Louisan and cs, ity of Nw Oriane, ryand to
relne a r eenlue for ithlt ptlrpoev ,' "
IMtt.Oden moved .llht the nmendt ents re
Curlted i r the committee he tiken up erla, ti
Mir. tireent eskel a ruling of the Cbhir as to
whether the lIll wee not nI-ion its nfirt reading.
enThe Chbill Nr. l tlhat fBortate ill N oo, v wIA
i-, pn lie filr rkatleting
Mlt, Whitte nidef l ul iolnlt of ordnv r td t rvl the
ainenll.tetnt rl0 hteori serl , In ernmilte wa re
nopeeserily a ert ofi te ~bill, it having bfrom e
refto etiluy a to i.eihttpp i
to repealr ant tiolded the point nut well ttlken
'A fr the reaopn that no eo immth e ha a right to
add anything to for bod th oif a neer rtr,' ed
to it,
Mr. rihertlosn matde tl r porint of ordlr that
hsthe subtittlle lf Mr n. Whit w n r.tagui rr re
terred, as untder ennete rtle No ii nobhll can
he referred until it is on its second reAling.
The Chair edilded the t lant bll Ntaken.,
Mr. ttobertton asked fuir informnelon it. the
bill being l.regularly reerrln, Could that make
it Whubtite afor tlnats bill No, . tht
he Chalir drepded that sa it had been irretu
larlt referred, It was Imposlble to report it as a
subititute.
Mr. )lliartm made the point of ordor that ne,
o under rAle No. No no hi I could ll referred
withoret beinrre reuntil tic, the ubtitute wa not
before the Menate.
The Chair delided the Doint well taken,
Mr. floberteon asked atr nfour contsent. to
ntro a btule a il at t bill No, e.
Consent not obtained.
Mr.Ogdennsked Dermisaion towthdrawthe
pending report of thea Comlnittee on dtceatlion,
Mr, tustin made the point of order that as
the report of the Committee had been naide the
rDei order of tillhe dnay for one o'olook, antd
no ethloe hart bren taken thereon, it watt suut
jeet to mendmoent.
The Chaitr deolded the point well taken.,
Mr, Demasi n ado the point of order that any
amendment to the report at thle tIme wasr out of
. ordetr.
The Chair decided the polnt not well taken as
no amendment had been offered.
Mr. Demas made the point of order that as
this bill was a substitute for Senate bill No. ta. it
must be treated as a report lying over under
the rules, as it could not he referred upon its
first reading.
Mr. Ogden moved to strike out all after the
werds "bog leave to report" and Insert in hteu
thereof "that they offer a substitute to Penate
bills Nos. 67 and at the accompanying act,"
Mr. Broaux made the point of order that it
was not In order to amend a report until after it
was received and adopted.
The Chair delcded the point not well taken
Mr. Breaux male the point of order that It
was not competent for the chairman of a com
mittee to amend a report after iIh having
been submitted.
The Chair decided the point well taken so far
as a member acted as chairman of a committee.
but as a tenator upon the floor. lie had a right
to offer an amendment to any report nubmltted.
Mr. Doman made the point of order that the
amendment wa% out of order for the reason that
the Chair had docided that the subst.iuto was
out of order and not before the house.
The Chair decided the point well taken.
Mr. Eustis offered as a substitute for the
pending bill aa acot entitled " An act to regulate
publio education In the State of Louisiana; to
provide a revenue for the same; to Impose
certain penalties; to repeal so tions of the Ioe
vised Statutes from section 1217 inclusive to
section 197 laoluslve, and to repeal oact No. e of
the acts of 1870, entitled an act to regulate pub
lio edueation In the State of Louisiana and iofty
of New Orleans, and to raise a revenue for that
5Mr. Breasmnlade the point of orderthatth
"ax º s ftb;was4 al :=r~t Mt
i., r
the Oteir staeldda t Ptjoitt #t wl tikes.,
Mr, Itbettof tnred to tetavinlt the whole 9
Iubjiet. mlttehir to thCe Uothtlttes on uueatktn,
with Insttitetlon to repott forttith, A
Mrt: DIat ltffered as an atmnedment to repaft I
to-tnoftrbW o
Mr. EIllie tieved to lay the ntlhedment upon I
the tably.
tlTon which emotion Mr, litrux demanded i
the yeas and tnays the roll belhn alletl, to.
sulted as follows:
Yenas-ini, ah n o I ilon ts, tl ore, Gwtlstsr, a
ag e-.eesrs. iereaux, D nemas. hste, Oar
lsaed Blbhls dooti. 2tdbbs aed oateh ltef-7.
Tbse nt-hai-rde. t R olt i eltetih,, lery
ant, htge. lnt ent, oela. Hap rI, ahtily oJut-h
trln, Httnimp tiWlttblef Waktield and uotlM I
-14. t
And the motion to table prevailed.Ve
the ilostlon reottrrln upion the motion to
retomtnilt, the mtinotti w. .srried, J
M~r, Dilemts made the poitnt of order that
Senate bills Nos. se tand i wsre not before the
Renate.
The Cthair deioded the point well taken,
Mrt, Ocep, In obedlenme to instruetions of the
Senate, submitted the fullowlna report of the
Cotnt ittee on PiublIo E lueation:
To the President and Mmttiers of the Senateltt
Ihe Con ttitttee n Pthlltt .dlueehtln, to w om
wet reiferied the Benate bills Noi Iioe ad fit
)Pave toi report by eSustitute, an att enttle t
'Ati act to rettlato tlilte edulatlon in the
Sae oaef Loul enans, to provide a revenue fot the
eantie to ltIitcee t~ertailt m ttltitt. t. retRipel ee
tlions of thle Belsetd sitattes from ferloll ii It
Itcltsive t7 Seetion 191 ins eluslve, to repeal
aL No. n oih ote Rob3 rPTn enttltlte!] .hn ntat t.
teRutlate ttiutll er ettntit*n itn the Httate of uttU
islan n oid elty of New ltletns, and to raise a
revet ue for tha tlrp ose.
lies t.eettftlly,
{,. U. P'ItI4IN.I.
M t. Ytreiux tnav notion that he desired an
would ut' nmit a minority report.
Mr. Deans madn then olint of order that the
report was out of order, ea it was of the same
tenor Ran tira pevlotts reptort
'tife Chialt decIled the point not well taken.
On motion of Mr. Rtratn the Fenate weInt into
exet'utlve session.
iEenuttiv P.as.na being raised, on a call of
the roll, the followinl Setturse answered to
their tnmlPn.
Messrs. lenma, l Durttcros, r ll, I. stt, (Mar
lind. (etran (,ode, ( royer, Kell, Mitel fi
Petklns. t ni.t son ottert , efon
oteven, Htttib, Texeda., WhIeler. Wllite, ortha
rie--nl.
Ahe nt-Messrs Allanll, Ioaner, Flntirea. Bry
ant. ut chrel, U e, Pumnht (tIe, Hi, Pt, Landtt,
Og lent, taitlps , Hutton., *Vwitlell, Wakeflell,
oYuttng--l0.
Mr. Texada moved a Atrspensinti of the eon
stlttitlonal rules to plso Benate bill No. 7~t, stb
stltute for e"atel bills No. o aend No. an, upon
its senatdl re&ding, itpon which an Atlo Mr.
Doems demanded the yea~ and nays.
The roll being called eettllted as followrt
Yeas--Meassrs tDintrlon, l.ltl, osise. O(ltltid
(leorge, Uoide, (t overll, litoll, OUden
Perkimns ilehý tsotot. lotubertsnn, H anndIford,
ttven, tibbs, mexa.a, Whneler--In He0store.
Nttr -Mersrs. :, retux, Derie, WhIlte, Ac~ha
rle-4t Bnti-tie.
Abtent--esM ss. Alttlain t atier, rytant,
turch, (tiae, iDlmont. Olen. tarper antdrty,
St ampsD, Utton, Twlteiell, Wakefleld, Yosnitg
14 tNetatrrs.
Anti the rules were usiteandtdl,
Mr. tleven obtaltted unanimous onsent to
sulmit the ot'lowlng report of the Uomtmlttee
on Confcrtie'P:
AnoATa 0AtAMn/.1, BrSTi epr IsoutlISA, I
H'lmtruyar ., 1517.
To the Honorable President atnd Members of
thei Renato:
Your coillllittee on conference have haft tnder
t'nnehaltratiun S.nate bill No. 114 aid reout -
Ila'ndl that the ltouse recedtl from its atnentl
titerti0.
lteRspetfully subtttnitV t, BTEed N.
Chairman en te Utmmlttew.
Chraltman islle join.miittee.
Whitch IIps over unrder the rules.
On motion of Mr. Breaux the rules weresue
aePnl- to take Benate bill No, 71 from the
On meotlo of Mr. lreants, Senate bill No. 71
wVrta -eter tnd to tit,' Committee on Corpoorations
and I'aro,llltt A flairs,
Mr. Texada rnored a stspenslon of the ton.
stitutlonal rules to take up IBenate bill No.79 on
ikts Remnd reading, tupon which motion Mr,
Domrnasdemnanded the yeas andti nrs.
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
YIe.a- jitierie. Ogden. l'nrkin 09ehf edI-on.
aHtlitford, ituhts, 'Texada, Wieeer, White,
.ttt.ohrle-1A HSenatore.
L Nays -MAesre. liromtux,. Dimas, Eustle, GOar
land, Orover, iobhrteoti, ttteen-- Henat rs.
A bsent--Moesr. Allal Rh l attner, ryeht,
i llurtih, aOaR, Dittolt. UlaRtineVr ].antdry,
tmpts.. utton,'rwltchell, akeeld Youngt-
it benators.
And the rules were not suspended.
On motion of Mr, 'i.sxada, the enateR ad
journed until Wedneisday, February tli, fet, at
-1 e'clock m. JOHN 0L1IO.
sntcretarty of the Senate.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF TiEl
FI!TII tH1 ERAL AISEMIBL
OF THt
STLA'B 03? LOUtIti.flA.
INUSUI OPW U PRIIW1hTATIIVW' .
Party Third tay's Prereedlanrg.
nOttNM ofP 1IEPltgNxTATIV'r ,I
Now Orleans, La., Tuesday, February so, 1877t
The House was eailed to order at tI:40 o'alook,
Present:
Mes.rd i Aidigo, A tek. flrdgr, BDowden,
tarron, lilarrnt. Brady, luolt Bull, Briggs,
larbin. II.ileu. ,arioss, dresy. .Dla.
vi ne, iuk, re, l ltopn, Fert
tr. Gaklns , A l.tie, Hi to am
enond. J Onist, 11bf Win, telly of
Orleysat, ernnl can, Lyons Leed Lamre,
Loa, Leonhard of rleons Martin Means , c
e .nhee. Newsom, une orter, erala, itts.
Iolehardson lHobirtson. Hyland, i atndoipng
glu mrt, rTaylor. Tremoulet.'Toler VooT
os, Washbnrne, Wood, Wilde. Wlldams.
oung of Clalborne andYoung of East lBaton
orge.
l1xty-one members and a qiuorum of the
House.
Mr. Leeds in the chair.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. Pe.ival,
of the lvcsoopal Church.
The journal of Monday. Feb., l, was adoDtrdl.
Mr. roussy offered the following resolution:
]e it resol,l byi the imousv f Rt pre.s.epnlctaies
rf the' ,;lu of I o( tiitiort, That a cotIrn itt, t! of
five tnulnh'rs bei atrolnltd by the Spnaker to
investigate the affairs of the Louslana MHato
Lottery (lonllpny, and that said eomrsittt) be
omtoweretd to send for poisons antid papers.
IntI, tINTRODUCEDA.
The following named members askued and
obtaineod leave to intrrdueo the following
ontitled bills, which, under a suspension of the
constitutional rule, were passed to their second
reading, as follows:
By Mr. Bowden
House bill No. 129. "An act to authorize whole
sale and retail merchants in the country
parlshes In this 8ttato to retail drugs and
medicines without paying an additional license
or tax therefor."
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. Newsom
House bill No. iso, "An act to emancipate
Horsee Hunley Barlow. of the parish of
T.angpaboa."
ieferred to the Committee on the Jodleoary.
Mv Mk.as-- - C
'15e blWE I, i 'Gennlltl eso I
dilsteti ta kte iA eritatl fAses.
The sensta hvinig antued ti d sei to tWt0
amendmtet of the ltoffte to seid Stftllf d th
fleuse having riefused to rewede fnom veld
aeendtnmeht, and a tommititee ofat oittdeaf h U
the dislagreeing votes of the Senate and Ritoeal
belth relfeeteted by the Senate, the 8peaLkelt I
toirted ol siaid cotmmittee, on the paft of th
tottse, eMesfre Jonats, tollg of Olaihoarte and
Kelly of Wlrit, to meot Seenatore tteven, 'tetrt I
and (trover, of the comalittee on the past of the
Senatr.
notse irtit Ott1 eSMosi RasAnbtit.
On the motion of Mr. Jonas, house hill No.
117, An bet to protide for the transfer of tights
and franchises to Prttchaetrs of tailroads tuntder
toreetlosure of mortgage up :n the sa.mei to I
trovide foe the ortganiation by such putl'
chasers of new railroad companies i to author
t.e such new companttle to bottrow money ati
to secure the stme by motrtgage, and Invest
such teor(ganlaed companies with certale rlgbht
and power, and to impose on them certmlti
dudes,
Was taken up on its second reading,
untlet the favofable report, with mettndments
from the Corrtanittee on the Judiciary.
The namendments of the nommittee weae
adopted, as follower
In settion 4, line i, after the word "service,"
add the words, "and that s id cornanr be
always represented tt sitid otlee by an ollnesr,
agent or empilore, itlpon wheto seerice of cita
tltol can be Inanle, in nontrdatrl'e with the laws
of this State."
The bill was taken as entrrossedl, and tinder a
stteDetn.lon of the rules was read a third time
anti pttRsed, the title to stand,
House bill no, 74, An aet to repeal act
No, 4t, approved April It, 1is , and to
provrlh the manner of flllina any vacanony
that may ecxit in the offiee of Gov
clrntrt antil LIPertelnant (toveror:l to pro lse for
the usRtLositem front tflf,1 of the (Gtvernrtr arid
Lellltnant Gerhvet not" gen(fui imuseehment,
and for other Lttlrpl.en,
WaI taken tup tln sep.nd r.reling, rlnder the
favorable report of the (omttntittece n the Judi
rIIat y.
The bill was taken asn e nrnResl, and under a
stiOnApenelon f the rtles was r.d at thirdrl time
atit pasedR. 'he title was adopte t.
Hltse hill No. 75, An n.,t to ltmit tire atrro
tin ationt and expenditu res of parishes and mu
ltelti nrtorprtrattltons to, trohibit thire Issue of
warrants; to permit prllte jurle to make cert
tain contracts, anti prescrlblng oertaln ptnalties,
Was taken up on second reading and made the
speelal order of the day for Wednesday, Febru
ary i1, at is o'clock,
Itnuse bill No. 7, "An acut to amend and re
en.ct tarartrapshe two .mld seventeen of section
one otf a not entitleu 'An act to provide a reve
nute and grant itlehees l to prescribe certain
penaltIes and certan tin dllee of judgee of iturts,
iusletl? s of the peace, latite and parish otToes,
anRd to repeal all acts itnonsis~ent herewith,' ap
proved March i, 117/,"
Whtich, under the unfavoratbl report of
the Committtee on Ways and Means, had
been laid on the table euljet to eall January
1n, was taken up by 'onsent of the louse,
and on motion of Mr. otung, of Olaiborne, ro
ferred to the Commnittee on thire Judllciary.
uoMM[TTrAa sot.e.91 h,
Mrn. Jonas, chnirman, on behalf of the Com.
Imittee on the Judllctary, sad by connest of the
Hfouse, presented out of the regular order of
the fHouse the following report:
Tr tir e Itonorable 1preaker and Mmnbntre of
the tosese of Itepresertatives of the etate of
Louisianatl
itour (Jonmi tte on t Jlllinary rave the honor
to raski tth fohlowirr report:
tor favor, y ti Houe itill No, ite, An set tO
fli the titte f holding the regulat session of
the teneral Assettr y of the r4ates of botuleIana,
anti to repe.t all laRW itl cntfllet or inconseistent
with tire rovlsitr a rf tils Aat,
Frvorat ty on Jipuso bill No, 70, An nt to re=
peat an ot entitled art t. tor defline nd extend
Htie limits of the ectrnd Judie.at Distriott to fix
- the terms o court therein, an to enfine and t
tend the lurledlotlon for the loeth and Seventh
dMutlulpal sItritc of the frtisrle of Orleanst
to provilde for ta rtltk of sait onurt, antid is
cormpensatioln anit term of olne, and to provide
for' the tlrawini of jutrors for .altd court, arid to
reo-antine the ciith anti teventnh Mutrnltpll I)e
trittt of tie trarish of Orleans to tile First Ju
dtllt DIfrl~tt
House hiltl N. P., An ant to amendt a'nd re
pntet. Art. 259 of the ietvl sd (tolie of Practiee.
the (Jonttottee reportse ttlfavorabl y,
lfavorably, with amendmeo t, on ifouse bill
No, .a, At not relative to pttril surveyJrs.
Favorablyt , y . n bstitete, on HlOsebill No, 119,
An ot nt a ctatorlsinr t liltijures to provide a
reventue aufnmlent to defrrt parish expenses,
Unfavorably ot tlue boill No.77, An act to
iab -ilsh tie e h deposit foes In the Distriot
Parish rourts throghout the 8tate, the parish
of mreani cepte.d
to.lse b11otiio. 0 is reported back with ape
ltal revaert,
ipelal) report of Judtilbar Committee on
ouseb ill No, i. An act defilnnn the distatoes
p from h oniile, etc.0 of me tp rs of the hep
eral Assembly to the htate-tiuse: fixing the
motade aoftoertainti he tl Pt' m of members
of the Gemert. Assembly for tige timet ensaged
in gtolng to tnrd returning from the tate-Houne,
et, 11. , .ONAbH, Chairman.
On the motion of Mr, Yount of OClborne the
said tiouse btll No, 109 was indeflnltely port
coned,
iOtsll essto51.
A joint session of the General Assembly was
held for the turpose of further balloting for a
Senator to reoresont the State of Louisiana in
the Senate of the Untied States for the term be
ginning March 4, 1077, Hon. Louts A. Wilts,
Lieutenant Governor, and President of the Sen.
ate, prosiding.
The roll of the Senate was called, when the
following Senators answered to their names:
Messsn. DuNero, . Mlls, utts, Garland, Gerge,
Ooode, Grover Kely, Mitchnll, O aden, Perlins,
iohardson, ioJbrtspn, tan dor' ateven,
Stubbe,, Tetada, Wleeler, White and alcharie,
Twenty Benators and aquorum of the Senate
The roll of the House being oailed the fol
lowing meniers answered to thelr names:
Messrs. Aldigo Ayoock, Bridgerl . lowlen,
arrot. iar'rettl radr Buk, HBell, lriggs, ar
in, Biltile Ua rs. . tfross, bel tvlgn-, Duke,
Dupree, lst. oplnal, oerster, Gas ins, Oileesie,
Samm,,ndJonas Kený hen, ally of Win,
illy of Orleans, )idl.hyocu. Leeds Lmramne,
Lea. rLonhard of iOr ane tl D , nansm ae
oehen, Newsom, une, Porter, era ia, Pitts
ltihardon, Bly and otbertson, tandolph,
lolle, ldgiey hakeparee Hingieton Sli.elf,
kta Heller, r$mart,. 'aylor Tre.oUlt., ToIer
Vorh~l, lashburne, Wood, Williams andl
Young of Cla."norne.
i8xty-one members and a quorum of the
House',
Th +l urooso of this joint session was an
nounond by the presiding officer, and the nomi
nations wore road as follows:
Mossrs, Jonas, Gibson, Wickillio, Egan, and
LRoborlson.
Thorn lining no futher nomrinations, the roll of
of the Senate was called with the following re
sult:
Monators Dw ro. HAtubhb, Ogden and Steven
voted for Hlon. B. '. Jonas-4 vote.,
Senators (George, oelly, lRoborteon and White
votel for lion, it. L. Gibson--4 votes.
Honators Eusts., i',+rkins and Richardson
vot .d for the Hon. R. C. Wickllffe-:: votes.
Senators Goode and Handiford voted for Bon.
W. I. gant- 2 vot.s.
Senators Breaux, Ellis, Garland. Grover.
Mitc.bll, Pexada. Wheeler and Zacharlo votes
for Son. W. A. Robertson-8 votes.
The roll of the House being called, the
following members voted for the Hon. B. F.
Jonas:
Messrs. Aldige Aycock, Bowden. Brady, Car
loss, tobertsonl . orter. Gaskins, Hammond,
Kelly oLWlnn, Kidd, Lyons. Leeds. Lea. Leon
hard MeanS Xwlsom, Peraita Sthaks r are.
ingleton. MSe lf ieu, l tagga. gIidley. Voor
hies, Wood ande".-.
The followina members voted for the son.
of3io f5.7dc'u. .
oAN saidere vote too taill
LA iW iFr, f ashb0Untl and YHutaw of 018it.
The followin muiabere voted for the fle.i l#Aft
A4 tbefrton2
Mm.t tieillele, Martin, Noiee, Iili
ai" n64. tllleitr-t-.
stal r tea~j tesatry (o hie . .i 4 ,
Na one ,anddldte having treelved a atiajotlf .
Of all the unotoe dt, the rweeldling oflir d0oe
laced rthat thetre had beent no eleetion,
Oh motion of Mr, Kelly the Senate wIthdiiR
to its ehanmber,
lHusn buselneea was resumetnd,
MIseAna tFROM t.te .aNAT,.
The following message was re~elveed 1 e
the enatte:
F.NATT OifiMtt ,
Itew Orlean, Feb, 0 1059,t
.' thteftOnortb)je the pea. ert and Merelei t -.o
th Oe Htt of r lt.bresentatvees:
( ttletien- lm irelteed to Infot.i .ti
onorb ble bod l at the ?onate had eetetiie 't f
it i P l o tise bitde tInt,
O t.o th itbill rOa . 41, "An aet xti o
o t the t .sL. aO{ 'As nftt ltui":/
atlthte to s vernor te eota ii ueio' fi'
d asstri.t 'nt . ell fit ittediott .t -iia
ea priet ere.," wtaaeadmnt.
AI.oiihusee bill No. as. entitled "An act ee*l .
live t,,t laranee _ombaniten t not 1t.lrj.f._.
by the laws .ot the State, ad reiniring theis
appl tail ntt on whlion.il an re wom eltf
Ao e th, eotnpe pan i on f t Utlerk of tha ri
liettlet qourt fo the mite of *rteana 4 tf
hot.. thie aippoihntnfeat of dpuotty ete.t
said nourt, and to irnovile for the enrtiot -
the nlaries of said clerk and dtutie.,
voyat
I8 it#oule hill No. lei, entItled "A.
atuthotl, and telire fhe e.i r Nof ?w4e . l
t renleve I rtitt etie "sued aine tt
n.tn i ry.. 47, atld thon ~ to be iejub e i b .
itr, not tto entleft the st rrt forty -fv
antd ldolitnrt iti battent ,of the ta tr
poll.e tehar 1t ;the current year."
PWflIN (T(L1C (lI, Sretattl,.
ManeeeAnh vnos fth aavattson
the follnwing message was e reeived ftroll KIS
Eixeellenr the (lovernor:
ixtstivea Datv a .r e nI .
Slat of iew nd.l .trlua i , I, `'=
To the tfonotable opnaker and Mdltber of .
te of Ielresentatives of Uthe ii w; O=
Exeiiehe e ath tiy epproveuiatd
alrt0e billl entit "An t to Ur,1O . UP
i1onet bill No. 51, "An al t regulatit.g tiMOd.
of eaneeltg and oieela taiee thtstdte
the Statel,'eto, belng the stpecial order of tIi*
day. was taken nt on its seeond reading. Pei4
lang the 'ounlderation of meetion 1 betfidalMI
seetlon S, anti the motion of Mr. Ir ftdii 4
emend the sect.on by striking out all foat th.
ftit lhine down to the word "that," Int line It, 8i
ai enednlent wlts morved to the amendtrdelt ..
Mr. 8tnqrt, an follows: In lines to and it Utt.ll ik
etrlke out the words "the date when the t1t4Ii :
are due," and Insert In lien thereof the Wtdid
I "that date until paid, b!t no other penaplty ihaM
notwithltanditag."
The atnetdmnent was adopted, and the Itti "
tlien rtetffin ot e the motion to sttike otst tslt
line froth I to "that," In line it, tneltdinlg dl'
Iatnndmtetit t.hreto, the previous questiotln Wl
o tdered, and the eans anti nave were takeo
with the follow.ing result:
enah- enre. rlt.iler, low+den, Marron ...
h leýnile, ,Metl Lea, Knells Neweol. liew
4 14 yeas,
h elk, l s ito
1tt-ln 1, oeter, Iamkine , anti ~rta, .
- taond Montte, . t r, of Orleane.
Lyons, tlbi were, Martin, Mntmeh e. 1l41,
ter. Perlta, tlyantl, lto ,ilgl iý) 1
Rieknpe vet lId ingio f3 Sf I(el',M
Tro ufto ronler riee, eWeofbnr'ti
aton notge-4 navys,e
Io quoruin voting. - .
A motion was made that tne HIoulstde44d
to to-mstrtow at :i0 0'elook a. mn.
A motion was also made to adjourn to I e'tle
p. m, of this day.
The seas and nays were called on the motdleg
to adjourn to 11 80 o'elook a, m., with the f£.ltWc
ing result:
Yeas-r tesrsr. irsy y, !luck. (liilehrttf
Thei ton,m. re, af, Perat w .
On the motlr to a dirrn to a o'rlureOrc, , ia 1
sal. Foerster (ss.is,lH emondjo' , i.
Othr dan, kthe rnc.La l ,yons cled for~jw~9 .
othe foll4orae a~tlt t B t,
The motio an was lost.,
On the motl'm to adjourn to 7 o'clock 10,1L.CC`
this day, the yeas and nays were Encled i AS
the following result: whA ty fla
i --nes . .. A.ns E .t rl mare ,
nnea, PooteI, ilchaksleM,
alptrn, Yaorhlta I, e Btr, dl-. .
ide, t oar.n, Dlrer, ae n. rdrl. dey,
kerntear, apemma , ly
ernooht LOyr s,1ý±,r arhan,
Wcod. oun of Olaiborne, noungs
Baton Ilouge-Il.
The motion to adjourn was lost, t w er:
A call of the lousO wrsB orderl etn fte . .
geant-at-Arms was sent for abentees,
The roll was .tllerd when the followifx t ml .y..
hers answered to their names:
Kelly of Orlears, Ker oohan, Lyon
LaTare, , , ma, martin. M]W ns Mea Oed , t ,
corn. Nunea , Polrter, PferaitA, P aitts, .ch.at
IBll'nd. 1t dgtle , anildolh. alle, ltob~,
Hhakpeare. Ingaleton, retlf, G taeggnesju
ts krt. Taylor. Tremoulut, Toler, rVoo'elt,;
Wsishbnrne, Wood. Williams, Loung o0 1
Baton I.ouge,
Fifty.three members; no wnorum Pr esnt,
Mr. Jonas moved that the Hlouns do noW $4".
journ.
'1 he Chalr ruled the motion to be out of ordW r.:
an no buslness had been transacted since the
last motion to adjourn hi.ld bsen put and lost.
MIr. Jonas aottllel from the .leloton ofi the
Chalr. on the ground Ihat the call of the Rowe
having been ordered and mald,,, the House 1 .
transacted business, and his motion was tbewb, ,.:
fore In order.
The decision of the Chair was not austaned.
The yeas and nays were eaIled for on the 3S O
tlon to adjourn with the following result:
Yeas--Messrs. Aldlget Ayeok, lBarron, 1y '
Bell.iarjlHn, lilllieu, Cressy, L'e'avtuine -
Dupree . to lel, o oerster Oakins 02M .
Hsmmond. J naa. Kelly ofi Winn, erao I
4yons. La ,. mrr Lea. Martin,
e teee. Newsom, knee, oarter,
obertson Bldgle lr, l-lhsardoa, MY1
doph, Bolle. WLhaks.esre lnglo0, .
W2ahb.u . Wd e s - tlt