The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-15

shall be published Id an English newspaper
printed In the parish In which the proceedings
are carried on; and II there be no newspaper
published in the parish the adyer.seme nv frnnt
door OF the Courthouse. or tho place used g
such, and at two other public places Ia dinerens
parts Of the parish; prputded, that as TeRanIus
Judicial and legal advertisements under pnDnOs-
tion when this act becomes operative, the Prev
sections Of this act shall not effect the same
but it shall BIO legal TO continue the advertise
ments in the paper in which they are being pup
hshed. or In any other daily newspaper pnDnsnaea
in English In said parish for the balance Of the
time during which such advertisements sneuiu
respectively have to be continued to complete the
Same according to law.
Sec. II. Be IT, further enacted, etc., Thai where
there are two or more newspapers pubhshed ~
the parish, the defendant or party invested Dy
law with the direction ct the proceedings shall
have the right of selecting this newspaper IN
which the advertisement Is to be made, IL applied
for within three days after notice Of such pro-
oeedings, Or the seizure made under the process;
should the defendant ect to reject, the plairl-
tiff shall have the right TO do 80; aud, should
neither plaintiff nor defendant select, nor the
proceedings, the sheriff, constable, clerk or other
officer charged by law with the carrying out OF
the proceedings, shall select.
SEC. IL. Be ii further enacted, etc, That the
coats OF such advertisements shall not exceed in
the parish OF Orleans the rate Of seventy cents
per square, or fraction thereof for the first nser
tion, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertios' and in the other parishes one dollar
per square, or fraction thereof, for the fret in-
sert0n, and fifty cents for each subsequent inser-
item. One square to consist of the space of one
hundred words solid matter. II such newspaper
refuses to publish at the rate herein tpecified.
the advertisements shall BIO published in the
manner above provided for in cases where there
are no newspapers.
Sec. 10. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That the
police luries and municipal corporations in all par
shes, including the parish Of Orleans, shal not
hereafter order public printing Of any kind, unless
the same be done under contract and adjudics4
ton to the lowest and best bidder. under such
rules and regulations as they may establish after
due public notice OF OF least ton days, and the
price therefor shal not in any case exceed the
price fixed as aforesaid for judicial ADVERTISE
msnts; and Tor other printing or job work, they
shall III no case exceed The maximum price fixed
for State Printing In this act The said police
iuries and municipal corporations shall always
| have reserved to them the right of rejecting any
and all bids, and shall require adequate security
IN the parish from the lowest aud best bid
der for the complete fulfilmenS OF the con-
tract resulting from the adjudication.
SEQ. 20. Be IL further enacted, ETC, That an
act entitled IAN act relative TO pnbhe printing,
No. =, approved twenty fourth Of July. eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight; an act entitlea AN act
to amend an act relative to public pripti q, ap-
proved July twenty-fonItb, eighteen hundi Cd and
sixty-eight, No. s., approved Febiu ~ third
and seen sections two
thousand and FIVE, both inclusive, of the Revised
Statutes of L uisiana, approved fourteenth OF
March, eighteen hundred and seventy, title
"Public Printjng;;" and an act entitled g An
act to regulate the manner of making
Advertisements in judicial proceedings and
sales of property. under judicial process
in all parishes other than that Of Orleans
regulating the price therefor; and directing the
manner and price at which contracts should be
made By pol &c juries and municipal corporations,
except New Dreams tor public printing" num-
Der ninety-one, approved August fifteenth,
eighteen hundred ard seventy -six; and that all
laws or parts of laws conflicting herewith and all
laws or parts Of laws on the same subject matter,
be and they are hereby expressly repealed and
abrogated.
tBigned) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives..
(5igned) LOUIS A. WITT,
Lieutenant Governor sna President Of the Senate.
Approved March H. 1877.
(Signed) FRANCI5 7. NICHOLLS,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.