Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

qualifications required Tor JudSr 81 Ms
court. to try such cases; and the General
Assembly shall provide by law for the
trial of those cases in which the judge
may hc personally Interested OF when he
mas Ice absent 81 refuses To- act.
lStrikc out article nlnety.)
NUMnrR sIXrEN.
In order to provide for the establish:
Inrnt of the judicial system created by the
above amendments, and to prevent the
evils OF an intrrrrguum. il l. hereby or
dnincd by the people of Louisiana:
In.t-That the General Assembly, which
meets the first Monday III January, l-'9,
shall. in accordance with the foregoing
amendments. Immediately rcdi~trict the
STATE, aud provide for the authority OF
clerks, and the election and criminal
jurisdiction of Justices of the peace.
>.o1Hd-IhIt rs soon ~ the Legislature
shall have acted as aforesaid, the Cover
nor >ha 10y proclamation call an election
for justice, of the peace for each parish,
except the parish of Orleans and for dis
trict Judges. III each district created 10y
the rcdlstrlcting, where one or more par
ish-s have been added. or taken from the
* sting judicial district, and for State
attorneys, ~ abov" provided, except III
the parish of Orleans. where the district
D
torucv. This election shall hc held on the
/ sam, day throughout the STATE. which ily
shall not be les, than siAty nor more than
ninety days after the passage %; said act.
/ The term, of tiIC officers elected at said
/ election shall expire N the general cleo
/ tiun of l--u. and the limitation on the
change at districts, Oitcucr tadlt--tfr--r
every four years. shall not De considered
! ~ having effect before the general election
uf l--u.
TrT-Thaf the judicial system, ~ o.
. tahlishrd 10y the constitution Of l>G-,
! shall remain in iurcr until the expiration
of the tlu.tirth day after said election.
cNriudiu. from the computation the day
ui the election.
/ Fourth-Thr adoption of these amend.
mrnts shall lut Saclir the offices uf the
g. present clerks of court, III each parish.
NuNBIR SEVENTEEN.
Article efr- hundred and thirty-two of
the constitution ui l-i- shall! nc LhrngItcl.
NUMBER EIcUIIl.N.-
The Superintendent of rulli, Education
shall receive s,tl5+ry of th.rty-iiyc htt'i-
drcd dollars, ~! able quarterly on Ia; oTn
! variant.
NtNETE NINETEEN.
NJ license tan shall Ice imposed by thu
state. or any parish ar municipal authori-
~. ou any mechanical trade, mandatory
ol factory. except such ~ may require pu.
lice regulations, III towns AM citlo-.
NtMGrE TWENTY.
The legislature = authorized to exempt
from state. municipal ur parish taxation
household goods, such H. furniture. wear
ing apparel. tools OF trade or profession
and ftmilVpOItrIltS, not exceeding IN az
grrg1tc value the sum OF live hundred
dollars.
ACT No. IL. EXTRA SESSION az -.
NUMBER IwENA-uNL.
Strike ont the first part at article li4 of
ia" constitution of it,. which reads: "A
university shall he established aud main.
tanned III the city of New Orleans. |,
shall hc composed of Law. Il medical and
a collegiate department. each with Iprrn
pirate faculties. The Gcu'lIl Assembly
shall PROV ic 10y law fur IL organization
and maintenance" and i>,l,: The uni
yrr~ity shall be- maintained. II >hall y,
composed of 4 law. Il m,diral and au uca
dcmical department. and ~rJh other dr
partmruts IT. may ,,;hhli>lr.l hi law
each with appropriate faculties; prpr,ld
that the law and iurdlcr department.
already organized shall ,oi.jIuii- In tn,
city ot New Orleans. aul ;.,r a.lj.ia.,i
aud other department, udy -. lrrII'.
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