The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25
NUMBER 8.

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oosfaHesti0Re, eicctsd ~ 70 Scsh hosse so 10
re.trict the appellate Jurisdiction of the
20 oars
exclusive OF interest (; and In case OF such rca
friction the circuit courts soto be created shAu
have appellate jurisdiction OF the class of cascs
Of tho Supreme Court. The clerks Of the dis.
trict ooNrts shall be elected BY tho qualified
voter. Of their respective parishes, and shall
lstrikc out artio.seight y.three.l
NUMBER TMIRTEEN. Il, @,.~
Each OF the distrlot judges shall receive "
salary, 70 be liked by law. which, except In
two Thousand dollars, nor more than three
tcrly ON his own warrant, and which shAA not
Of Office. He must DO . citixcn OF M United
States, over the ago OF twenty Ave year., aud
have resided In the State and praetioed law
csdins his slso.,on. Tho judges 'oi Is di.srict
courts shall hold their Oelc0 for the torn Of
four years. In tho parlsh OF Orleans the
sssrX OF as a: shall not
above provided.
[Strike out article cighty.lour.1
NUMBER FouaTsHN y,
la lieu Of tho ONCE Of dlstrios AAtOrHo1, cs-
tnhH1 1NU
tuition Of 1868, therc shall BIO clcctcd. by the
qualified voters Of each parlah, . 6tatos sttor-
ney therefor, who shalt DO - citisen Of the
idcnt OF tho State. aud . practicing and duly
licensed attorney at lAw. for. at least two
years. He shall receive . salary from the
seven handred dollars pcs.. snnNm, to be pro-
vided by law upon the basis OF representation
In the House Of Representatives, and payable
e ctieio attorney Of tho parish, aud rccc,vs
such salnry thersrrom ns may DO axsd by the
parochtnl authorities. not TO exceSd seven
hundred sd. dollars per annnm. He shssi more
allowed by law. In tho city OF New, Orleans
tho 6tate's attorney shnll receive such, conn
pensatton from the city, In addition 10 the
salary above provided, ~ may be established
by law. lie shall be- elected at the same time
With the judges Of the district courts, aud shall
hold his ONCE for tho term Of four years.
Il. ID "a" NUMBER FIFrEEN,
In every CASE where the Judge may be re-
cust,d. and when no ia not personally ietsr-
ested in the matters in condensation, he shall
select u lawyer, having the necessary quNlia.
cations required for u judge Of his conrt. 10
try such cascs and the General Assembly
shall provide by law for III" trial Of ,hose
cascs IN whlch tho judge may bn personally
| interested, or when he may h" absent or re,
fuses to act.
| (Strikc out article nincty.1 ' 3D..
| ...,. NUMBER SXrEEN. 90
In order TO provide for the establishment OF
| tho judicial system created by the above
amendments, and to prevent the evils Of an
interregnum. it in hereby ordained by the
Eirst-Thnt the General Assembly. which
| meets tho 6rst Monday In january, 1879, sbnii,
In accordance with tho foregoing amendments.
inmedi"tely redistrict tho state, md provide
| for tho authority OF clerks, and the election
and criminal Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the
peace. IS, .,I.
shall have acted M aforesaid, the Govern..
| shall by proclamation call an election for jns
tees Of tho peace for each parish except the
parish Of Orleans, and for district Judges, In
each district crcntcd by tho rcdstriciing.
where one or murc parishes have been added,
or taken from the existing judicial district, and
nersS o9 as s'Sgs @
| torney for the parish shall be State nttOr-
ney. This election shall be held on the
Same day throughout the State, which day
shall not BIO less than sixty NOR moro than
ninety days after the passage of said act. The
terms OF tho officers elected NJ said election
shall expire ut the general election of 1880,
| and the limitation the change of districts,
| oftcner than once every four years, shall not
be considered as having effect before the
general election OF 1880.
Third-Thnt the judicial system, rs cstnb
lished by the Institution Of 1868, shall remain
In force until the expiration Of tho thirticth day
! after said election excluding from the comput,,
/ ton the day OF the election.
| Fourth-The adoption of these amendment I.
shall not vacate the Offices Of the present clerk.
| Of courts In each parish.
NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
j Article one hundred and thirty two OF III,
constitution OF 1868 shall be abrogaicd. -s
| NUMBER EIGBTEEN. Leo.
The superintendent Of Public Educatioi
shall receive q salary of thirty five h,ntre,
dollars, payable quarterly on his own warrant
i I,..s 4. NUMBER NINETEEN. Dol.
Il No license tax shall be- imposed by tho State
or uny parish municipal authority, on I'm
mechanical trade, mandatory or factory
except such IA may require police regulations
|, In towns and cities. -
!, s,. ..4. NUMBER TWENTY. -.....l
The Legislature il authorized to exeIn,
from State, municipal or parish taxatiO
household goods, such AZ furniture, wcnrin
a apparel, tools OF trade or profession and fam
n lily portraits, not exceeding in uggr"gn,
5, value the sum of five hundred dollars.
Il ACT NO. l2, EXTRA SESSION OF 1873.
y NUMBER TWENTY ONE.
q Strike out the first part OF article lf2 OF IL
. constitution Of 1868, which rcatls "a univc
10 sity shall be established and maintained In u