The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25


inc ,ineurrostion.' The city Of New Orleans
than one and one-half per ceatum tsxstion on
ssass property ' ii.S,e 70 ..xs,ioa Within IL
Nmiip, No ,pasiah OF municipal corporation.
except he city, Of New Orlesnas shall levy Or
G
ofAal The reel aaa personal property iis6le 70
taxation, Within IL hzitsI The i0easral
Assembly shalt not have power to issse any
bond or pledge the fAith Of the State tor any
psspssc; nor shall II authorize, any parish Or
llasicipsl corporation to issue any bond or
create any debt; provided, that this sAall net
Tor did bonds, where ne debt or rate Of inter
ese ts DOT Increased -"
y ia 0si.,f - ,Suxprn FOUR. inni '''""'
b The members Of the General Assembly shall
be- paid salary of Eve hundred dollars teS00,
per session, and actual travelling expenses by
the nearest practicable route, not 70 excesd
my dollars te50> for any one menber pro
cide1. that IL two secsionstaro held ID the same
IL that year q salary Of only TWO hundred and
penses BY the Nearest practicable routc, not TO
The regular fisnn,si .essiou s6aii not exceed
niaety days in duration. unless, BY vote Of two.
thirds Of he members elected 70 each house Of
the General Assembly. h' ma
q QtHtfike out article tAirty-nine.1 .i..'' .'.i
,1,p rH 80 ,; NuABsR FIVE. j h--" ~
+ The General Assembly shall not pass any
loes! or special law changing the venue In
Grimm: changing ne ssans Of roPpss
sltssts, or ALLEYS, rcmitting flnes. penalties,
and fOrfeitres, or refunding moneys legally
pcid into the treasury affecting tho estates 81
property nom taxation, creating my inonoP..
0lJ, legalizIng tho unauthorized or invalid
acts Of any officer or agent Of tho State, or Of
say
or contractor, after the service has been rem.
deeed or contracted for changing any pnrisli
seos, or creating new p1rslses. except by the
assent of majority Of tho qualified electors Of
the parish, or parishes, to he, affected In III
other cases, whore general law can be- nude
applicable, no local or spectoa Law shall bt,
passed. '. irslFtNl Nug ."f e'' ~ -
The Governor shall receive salary OF seven
tho0sand dollars per ann'im, payable quarter
", On bic own Warrant. ''''" '.''''-'''
,(Strike out article fifty six.l t1l" " TA
-, ,.,-,y,I, NUMBER sEvex. ,ii'tntl u' F.!
The Lieutenant Governor shall receive .
| salary which shall be double that OF u member
OF tho General Assembly. ...;...t,,.,5
1Stsike out article flfty scven.l '''''''
/ NUMBER EIGHT.
l Every bill which shall have passed boil
houses shall be presented to tho Governor ]
he approve it, he shall sign 1t IL he does not
house In which 1t originated. which shall ente.
| the objections at large npon Its journal, and
proceed 70 reconsider it. II, after such recon
present 10 that house shall agree 70 pass the
Sin, IL shall bo sent. with the objections, to
| the other house, by which It shall likewise be
considered and apRrovred Sy awoI'n,r e,s
be u law. But in such cases the vote Of both
houses shall be determined by yeas and nays,
and the names Of members voting for or
against the bill shall be entered upon tho
journal OF each house respectively. II any
bill shall not be returned by tho Governor
within five days after It shall have been pres
IA -A~RN A. - s~1 has
~ If he had signed it, unless the General
Assembly, by adjournment, prevent its return;
in which case, within thirty days, the Cover
nor shall Ale the same e. with MS objections ~ s
| and give.publc notice thereof; otherwise II
shall become law, as If he bad signed IT,
The Secretary Of State shall communicate
said objections and bill 80 deposited to the
| house in which 1t originated on the first day OF
| the meeting OF the next General Assembly,
who shall act upon tho same Us above pro-
| viied. The Governor shall have power to
veto one or more items in my bill! appropria-
ting money, embracing distinct items, while
approving other portions of the bill, and the
part or parts of the bill approved shall become
law, and the item or items OF appropriations
disc approved shall be void. unless rcpasscd &C
cording to the rules and limitations prescribed
for the passage Of other bills over the Cover
Istrike out article sixty.six.] .r.
| s." NUMBER NINE. . y..,,... ...... ,
No ofRccr, whose salary Is fixed by the con
stituGion, shall be allowed any fees or per
quisites Of once. !.iH l'.. 1850
| . .... NUMBER TEN. d. d.
The judicial power shall be vested in .
| supreme court, district courts, and In jisticei
| OF the peace. The district courts shall have
1 original jurisdiction In all civil cases where
the amount in dispute exceeds one hundred
| dollars, exclusive Of interest. In crimina
cases, and in oil probate matters, their juris
4 diction shall be unlimited. They shall hav'
appellate jurisdiction. in civil suits from JUST
ces OF the peace, when the amount In DISPUTE
exceeds ten dollars, exclusive Of interest
Il The Justices of tho peace shall be elected b.
Il the electors OF each parish In the manner e:s'
with the qualifications TO be determined b.
tho General Assembly. They shall hold OHIO
for the term OF two years. and their comPcnsa
ton shall be fixed by law. Their jurisdictio
in civil cases shall not exceed ono hundre
, dollars, exclusive OF interest, subject 70 n
appeal 10 the district court In all cases whe
, the amount in dispute shall exceed ten dollar
!, exclusive Of interest. They shall have sue
D criminal jurisdiction IA shall be conferred
II law. The General Assembly shall hn,
4 power TO vest in the clerks OF the distri
r courts the right to grant such orders and
v such acts as may be deemed necessary for q
furtherence Of the administration Of jnstit
In all cases the power thus granted shall
specified and determined. |.tl ...I....
[Strike out articles seveEty-thrc eight
five, eigbty-six, eighty seven, eighty eig
!. eighty nine, ninety ono and one hundred a
D thirty three.l tEN- .
| ..F NUMBER ELEVEN.
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme Go,