Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-31

,r nersons under disability, exemptinS e
from taxation, creating any mo- y
nopolies, legalizing the unauthorlzed or =
invalid acts of any officer or agent OF the y
State or of any parish or MUNICIPALITY :
granting any extra compensation TO anS .
public officer, agent, or contractor, i'ttet
the service has been rendered or contract
ed for; changing;any parish seat, or ere.
ating new parishes, except by the assem-
Of the majority of the qualified electors
of the parish, or parishes, to be affected
IN all other cases, where q general law
can be made applicable, no local or spe-
cial law shall be passed.
NUMBER SIX.
The Governor shall receive salary
of seven Thousand dollars per annum'
PAYABLE quarterly, on his own warrant.
lSt1lke out article tifty-siX.)
NUMBER SEVEN.
The Lieutenant Governor shall receive
a. salary which shall be double that OF
a member OF the General Assembly.
(Strike out article tifty-seven,)
NUMBER EIGHT.
Every bill which shall have passed
both houses shall be presented to the Gov
ernor; if he approve it, he shall sign 1T
| if he does not; he shall return ii, with
| his objections, to the house in which 1t
! originated, which shall enter tho object
ions at lar &c upon its journal, and pro-
cecd to reconsider it. If, after such re-
considerations, two OF an the mem, ~
bers present in that house Shall agree TO
pass the bill, it shall be sent, with the
objections, to the other house, by winch
it shall likewise be recOnsldcred, ana IL
approved by two-thirds of the members
present in that house, it shall be law.
Rut in such cases the vote OF both houses
shall be determined by yeas and nays,
, and the names of members voting tor or
against the bill shall be entered upon the
ionrnal Of each house respectively. IL
any bill shall not be returned by the
i Governor within five days after 1T shall
r have been presented TO him, 1T shal ne a
law. in like manner us if he had sgned 1T,
> unless the General Assembly, by adjourn
It menr, prevent it's return in which case
q within thirty days, the Governor sh3l
e file the same, with his objections thereto
:, in the Office Of the Secretary OF state
and give public notice thereof; otherwls'
l, it shall become q law, as if he had signed
r. it. The Secrctaty of State shall commu
y, uicate said objections and bill so deposit
u. ed to the house in which it riginated OF
81 the first dpy of the meeting OF the mex
a General Assembly, who shall act upo
IN the same as above provided. The HoV
Of crnor shall have power to veto one Q
nc cy, embracing distinct items, Whlle III
nroyiur other portions of the bill, an
The part or parts of the bill approve
shall become law, and the items OF al
propriations disapproved shall be Voi'
unless repassed according to the rue
). and limitations prescribed for the pa
sare of other bills over the Governor
veto.
(Strikc out article siNty-sN.)
NUMBER NINE.
lie No officer, whose salary is fixed by tt
oi constitution :shall be allowed any tees
w. perQ QuisiteS of office
ose NUMBER TEN.
at The judicial power shall be vested i,
its, suprcme court, district courts, and IN j
ose tices of the peace. The district coul
Dr. shall have orig ginal jurisdiction IN all G
For il cases where the amount in dlspute
ceeds one hundred dollars, exclusive
Ind interest. In criminal cases, ana IN
probate matters, their jurisdiction sl
be unlimited. They shall have appell
jurisdiction, in civil suits from justices
the peace, when the amount Ill dlsp
the exceeds ten dollars, exclusive OF lnter'
III Tho justices of the peace shall be elcc
lee by tic electors of each parish in the III
The ner and with the qualifications to be
llrst termined by the General Assembly. IL
ally shall hold Office for the term of two yc
lua- and their compensation shall be liked
| by law. Their jurisdiction in clVll G;
at shall not exceed one hundred dollars,
elusive of interest, subject TO an aPl
to the district court i'll all cases when
amount in dispute shall exceed ten
Jars, exclusive of interest. they S
seii- have such criminal jurisdiction as S
;'nH be conferred by law. The General Ass
'n"li ~ bly, shall have power to vest IN the cl
ahH | of the district courts the right to g
l'ulil such orders and do such acts as may
UhG deemed necessary for the turthcrant
,oh:.l ~ the administration of justice. In all
Dst;a ~ the power thus granted shall be spec
o1Jto SI; and determined. -,
l!ui- (Strille out articles scventy-tl
III. eighty-ivc, cighty-sN, clghty-se
III III ot f eighty light, cighty-nine nlnety-one
" y; " one hundred and thirty-thrce.J
,,hajf NUMBER ELEVEN.
cash The Chief Justice of the sup
oper- Court shall receive salary or S
nlits. thousand dollars per annum, and tn
, OK sociate Justices of the supreme =
levy shall each receive u salary of slN I'll
one and five hundred dollars per hnn'lh,,
ctual able quarterly on their own warrant
sonal NUMBER TWELVE.
II not The General Assembly shall dlvld
,ledro State into judicial districts, which
o. nor remain uncL rcd for four years, ah