New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

BE shall, Moreover receive sueh
Ogliosng alay be allowed By iaws
city Of New 9EleAna 4hs 6take'a al
shall receive such compensation froi
city, IN edition to the salary above
vidsd, as may be estab lished BY laV
shall be elected at the same time vii
judges Of the district courts, and
hold his ofice.foF the term OF foux
sUATBER ETrFEEN.
/ In every case where Abe Judge m.
recused, and when be il not persc
interested in the matters in contest
he shall select lawyer having the
sary qualifications required for a iud
his court, to try such cases; and The
eral Assembly shall provide by lawic
trial of those cases in which the
may be personally interested, OF VII
may be absent or refuses to act.
(Strike out article ninety1
NUMBER SIXTEEN.
{ In order to provide for the estss
ment Of the Judicial system created {.
above amendmehts, and to preveni
evils of an interregnum, it Is herebs
daIned by the people of Louisiana:
FIRST That the General Assem-
which meets the frst Monday in
uary, 1879, shall, in accordance witl
foregoing amendments, immediatel
district the State, and provide for hi
thority of clerks, and the election
criminal jurisdiction Of Justices Of
peace.
Second That as soon as the LeQisl.
shall have acted as aforesaid, the Govs
shall by proclamation call al electio
justices Of the peace for each parish
cept the parish of Orleans, and fot
trict judges, in each district created
the gedistricting, where one or more
ishes have been added or taken from
existing Judicial district, and for
attorneys, as above provided. excenI
the parish of Orleans, where the aid
attorney for the parish shall be the
attorney. This election shall be bel
the same day throughout the State, NJ
day shall not be less than sixty nor
than ninety days after the passage Of
act. The terms Of the officers elected
said election shall expire az the eet
election of 1880. and the Limitation On
change Of the districts, oftener than
every four years, shall not be considl
as having effect before the general elec
of 1880.
Third That the Judicial system
established by the constitution Of
shall remain in force until the expiri
OF the thirtieth day after said cleo
excluding from the computation the
of the election.
Folrtt-The adoption Of these an.
ments shall not yacate the Offices Of
present clerks Of courts in each paris
NU1BER sKvRS1RH.
Article one hundred and thirtv-tv
the constitution Of 1868 shall be abxoe
NuMRER E1aHTKRN.
The Superintendent of Pablo I'd
ton shall receive salary Of thiry
hundred dollars, payable quarterly %
own warrant.
NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposed BIZ
State, or any parish OF municipal aud
ity, on any mechanical trade, 1EsnufaeI
or factory, except such as may req
police regulations, in towns and cities.
TuamER rwRSTr.
The Legislature is authorized to exc
from State, municipal or parish taxa
household goods such as furniture ws.
ing apparel, tools Of trade or protest.
and family portraits, not exceeding
aggregate value the sum Of Eve huna
dollars
ACT NO. IL, EXTRA SESSION OF 81
NUMBER TwKNrY-oNE.
Strike out the first part OF article l4s
The constitution of 1858, which raa
"a university shall be established s.
maintained in the city Of New Orlaa
It shall be composed Of q law, d medsl
and collegiate department, each n
faculties. The General 8
Sembly shall provide by law for its org
zation and maintenance and ms
Z The university shall be maintained.
hall be composed Of law, medical
m academical department., and 50
,ther departments as may be establish
~ law, each with appropriate faculs
provided that the law and medical depa
nents already organized shall conEih
n the city Of New Orleans, and
Icadamieal and other departments d
20 located elsewhere In the State.