The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-07-26

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specified add deEzSSrs ~.soS1j0l
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five, sighsy-six eighty-sevsas yo eight 9 ht,
NUMBER EAlv WV.
The. Chief Justice of he 81 Court
shall Seceive u salary ofievenand dol
lars per annum, and the ssoci1 Justices Of
the Supreme Court shallach ~ salary
of six thousand five hnred d psf an
mum, payable quarterly 'tbei1 warrant:
NUMBER fLvEL
The General Assent shNlvidl the
State into judicial dists, Sh shalt re-
main unchanged for ,fi ycasnd for each
elected by plnralitg,lhed electors
thereof. Fer each tliths shall be one
district court, except iiP3sh Of Orleans,
in which tho General nb1 may establish
as many district coukhePublic interest
may require, not to III number now
authorized by existing, fcept by two
thirds vote Of all the'er elected to both
branches OF the G. assembly. Until
now existing In Thu of Orleans shall
have the iurisdictioeYcnt conferred by
30 as to take effect the incumbenoy Of
any Judge. The uof districts in the
State shall not than thirty nor
more than fot The General
Assembly shall ~ law tor At
least four terms anpi the district, court
have bower to scircuit courts, to be
into circuits and ing the circuit court
| of the iudres of tfct courts within such
circuits. To dirS place or places OF
| meeting of said courts SO constituted
| and to vest said courts with appellate
Jurisdiction 1rom'trict courts within the
circuit where thlnt involved exceeds
| one hundred dolOO) exclusive.of inter.
est and does No five hundred dollars
! |S5601 exclusivtsrest. The General AS
sembly shall ba er, by two-thirds vote
| of nll The memrctcd to both houses, to
| restrict the ae jurisdiction of the
Sunreme Courauses where the amount
! involved excee thousand dollars ($lOOO)
! exclusive Of II; and In case Of such res.
| friction the charts soto be'creatcd shall
| have anneIlat,i lotion Of the class OF cases
TINS exciudedhe appellate jurisdiction
! of The Sunremt. The clerks of the dis
trict conrts 70 elected by the qualified
| voters If th(ectivo parishes, and shall
hold their of four years:
fstrike out eighty.thren.]
En THIRTEEN.
! Each of trict judges shall receive Il
SALARY. t. IN by law, which, except In
the parish ans, shall not be less than
| two thoussllars nor more than three
thousand i per annnm, payable quar-
terlv on bIsparrant, and which shall moi
be Increase diminished during his tern
| of Office. let be q citizen Of the United
States. oveage Of twenty-five years, aut
have res,dlhe State and practiccd Inv
therein fnpace of two years next pre-.
ceilino hisIn. The judges of the distric
| courts arid their Office for the term o
four yea, the parish of Orleans tn,
annual sd the district judges shall no
exceed Gtsand dollars, to be paid a
fStrikc ticle eighty-tour.1
| LUMBER FOURTEEN
! In ,ie,he Office of district attorney, cs
tablishe, Article ninety-two OF the consti
tuition n, there shall be elected, by tn
| uunl,fiet.s Of each parish, q States nttOr
new In. who shall be citizen OF tn
Tinted and who shall have been res
ident Estate, and practicing and dull
| licensecrney at law, for at least tw
| yeas, shaIl receive salary from til
| Star n. less than three nor more tina
sewn red dollars per annnm, to be pro
vjdd wv upon the basis of representatio
inIa &c of Representatives, and payabl
ulrepn his own warrant. He shall b
e1cattorney OF the parish, and receiv
s}say theretrom rs may be fixed by tf
thfl authorities, not to exceed seve
fefollars per annum. He shall, more
| receive such fees of office as may
red by law. In the city of New OrleaI
Stae's attorney shall receive such con
btisn from the city, in addition to Il
~ above provided, as may be establish,
wv. He shall be elected ut the same tin
the judges Of the district courts, and shs
his Office for the term of four years.
NUMBER FIFTEEN,
b every case where the judge may be
fd, AMI when he is not personally int
Il in the matters in condensation, he sh,
Ct lawyer having the necessary quail
ons required for Judge Of his court,
such cases; and the General Assemb
II provid. by law for the trial of tho
Is in which the judge may be personal
rested, or when he may be absent or
70 to act.
Strike out article ninety.1
NUMBER SIXTEEN.
II order to provide for the establishment