New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

tain judgment of forfeiture on sucb hand
and the same shah be proceeded on IN tke
District Court according to Law, 1870
BIC 9. Be IL further enacted, etc., That
me District Attorneys pro tempore, ap-
pointed according to the provisions Oh this
sct shall be the parish attorneys fer fhe
parishes for which they are appointed Dis
| trlct Attorneys pro tempore and shall ret-
resent such parish In any case in which
socn parish may be interested, and perform
secn otner duties as attorneys for the ben.
eht OF such parish as may Be REQUIRED by
the Police Jury; that they shall be paid 81
sucn psElsh salary of not less than one
hundred dollars per snnum. and as rauch
more as the Police jury may fx. ont Of The
treasury OF such parish quarterly, on their
onn watLaAs, ana the further sum of 1--WE
may recover In any suit In favor Of sucR
parish; and o fee of i've per cent IN tha
amount for defending any suit in which
parish. - ~
SEC. 10. Be it further enacted. etc. Tba.
the said District Attorney pro tempore for
any parish shall be entitled to receive the
| sum OF ten dollars on each criminal prose.
cution in which the accused shall be coz
ylcted In the Parish Court when he acts as
prosecuting, attorney to be taxed with the
costs, and that whenever the District After
| ney for the district shall not attend any
term OF the District Court, or when he Is
recused, and the District Attorney pro
tempore appointed by this act shall be re-
quired to prosecute on behalf of the State,
OF 70 represent the state in any suit such
District Attorney pro tempore shall be paid
such amount as may be allowed BY the
court, to be paid by the Auditor Of the
| state out OF the salary OF the District Alter.
ney o" the warrant Of the Judge.
/ SEC; Il Be II further enacted, etc.. That
| the District Attorneys pro tempore shall
make written report to the Attorney Ger
eral OF the ST. te by the first day of becem.
| Der each year, stating the number of prose.
cutlons for crimes in the Parish Courts of
their respective parishes, the nature of the
| crimes 80 prosecuted, the number OF con-
| Vlcuons, and such other f8cts rs to them
may seem important to be communicated to
| the General Assembly,
| SEC. IL. Be 1t further enacted, ETC.. That
| all CLAWS or parts of laws inconsistent with
az contrary to the provisions of this act be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Mr.. Bacon, on a suspension of she rulea,
gave notice Of bill TO incorporate the
Mercantile College"
Mr.. Ray, on a suspension of the rules.
called up Senate bill No 90, substitute re.
ported by Judiciary Committee to create
Recorders Court for the parish of jefferson.
On motion Of Mr.. Todd the salary of the
Recorder was amended to be $500 instead
of $500.
The bill went through its various readings
and was finally passed.
On suspension Of the rules Mr.. Ray
called up Senate bill Ne. IS. an act to
amend and readopt an act relative to cor
porEtions and puolic improvements.
The bill went through its various read
ings and was finally adopted.
The order of the day was taken up.
BILLS ON TEEIR FIRST READING.
House bill No 100, an act to prohibit the
formation aud continuance of military or
CARNATIONS, except such as are established
by law and that form part Of the State
militia, was taken up and read.
MIR. Blsckman asked for suspension of
the rules TO put the bill on its second read
ing.
The rules were suspended and the bill
read.
On motion of Mr.. Blackman the bill was
! referred to the Committee on Militia.
House bill No Sc an act relative to the
New Orleans, Mobile, and Chattanooga
Railroad Company. corporation Of the
State Of Alabama, and authorizing and
) empowering the ssid company 20 exercise
and enjoy it's corporate powers and fran
chises in the State Of Louisiana, waa taken
up and read.
On suspension Of the rules, the bill was
put on second reading.
! On motion Of Mr. Ray the bill was referred
to the Committee on Internal Improve
ments.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No 81, al act to empower the
stste Superintendent OF Public Education
, 10 rent q suitable building for his office,
r and 10 appoint an assistant Superintendent
4 and one Secretary.
After slengthy debate, on motion of Mr..
! Ray, the bill was recommitted to the Com
? mittee on Public Education.
! The President: will state TO the Senate
that House bill No. 65 known rs the Lot
2 terry Bill is before me for my signature.
= | The law requires me to sign it. but do so
under protest. ! regard It as monopoly,
: and 3 detriment TO the financial interests Of
= tina city and State, / wish my protest
spread upon the minutes.
: The Assistant Clerk Of the House of Rep
/ resentatiyes appeared, and announced that
] the House had concurred in the amendments
! of the Senate to House bill No. SO, an act
, to authorize the organization of uniformed
f militia, and to provide for its instruction
aud duties, except II the amendment to sec
! ton six.
; On motion the bill was taken up.
Mr.. Ray moved that Committee of Con-
ference, consisting of three members of the
+ Senate, be appointed, and that the House be
notified that the Senate adhere to III
amendment in section six, and that che
! House be requested to appoint a committee
} to confer with tbs Senate.
e Adopted.
e BILLS ON TEEIg sEcoSD READING.
+ Senate joint resolution No. s, for the re
e covery Ofthe State and city bonds and other
D property at Washington City D. c.,
substitute for House bill No. "a, returned
= from the House of Representatives with the
3 information that the House adhered to Its
: own bill, was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Ray the bill was LAID Oh
a the table subject to call. Va 1
, Senate bill No. 20, an act to establish q
, Metropolitan Police, was taken up.
e On motion Of Mr.. Campbell the bill was
Z made the special order of the day on Thurs
4 day next at one O'Clock P. M.
It Senate bin No "a, an act to organize a
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