Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-23

Qualifications required for u judge a m.
court. TO try such eases; uud the Oen.-s,
Assembly shall provide by law for ~
trial of those cases IN which the I'D
may be personally interested, or when (.
may be absent or refuses to act.
(Strike out article ninety.)
NUMBER sxrxEx.
In order to provide for the est.,,,.,
ment of the judicial system created by ~.
above amendments, and to prevent ~
evils of an interregnum, il IL hereby as
dained by the people Of Louisiana:
Fnst-That the General Assembly. vb,.A
/ meets the first Monday in January. JaSS
shall, in accordance with the forwo,",
amendments, Immediately redis,rict ~
State, and provide for the suthosi,, ~
clerks, aud the election and criminal
| jurisdiction Of justices Of the peace.
S,cond-'rbat ~ soon as the Lepi.l,t,,.
shall have acted rs aforesaid, the Goys,
nor shall by proclamation call an elect,o,
for justices OF the peace for each psr;ah
except the parish of Orleans, aud for A.
trict Judges, ia each district created \,
the r.districting, where one or more ps,.
ishes have been added, or taken from IN.
existing Judicial district, aud for stats
attorneys, as above provided, except Ia
the parish of Orleans, where the distr,et
attorney for the parish shall be Stat A..
torncy. This election shall he held On D.
same day throughout the State, which dav
shall not be less than sixty nor more than
ninety days after the passage Of said Get.
The terms of the officers elected Al said
election shall expire at the general elee.
ton of $50. and the limitation on Tia
. change of districts. oftener than ouoe
every four years, shall not be copsidee,A
~ having effect before the general election
of l~oU.
Ihird-That the judicial system, u e.
tablish-d by the constitution Of 1874
= shall remain in force until the expiration
+ nf the thirticth day after said election.
, excluding from the computation the day
J of the election.
= Fonrfh-Thc adoption of these amend
+. m"nts shall not vacate the ofices Of The
D present clerks Of courts in each parish
;, NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
q Article one hundred aud thirty two q
y the constitution of 1863 shall DE aLroSatsd.
II NUMBER rIoHTEES.
= The Superintendent Of Public Education
" shall receive n salary Of thirty five hun.
drrd dollars, payable quarterly on his own
warrant,
I; SrMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposed by the
STAT, or any parish or municipal anthnei.
~, om any mechanical trade, inanufactosy
IT or factory, except such as may require 20
ii lice regulations, in towns anI cities
= SuMBER TWENTY.
ii The Legislature Is authorized to eIemp,
N from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such ~ furniture, vssf
ing apparel, tools of trade or professor
and family portraits, not exceeding In 4
IL grcgate value the sum Of five hundred
III dollars.
Or ACT NO. II, EXTRA SESSION OF IEs
Il NUMBER TWENTY ONE.
re Strike ont the first part Of article ~ o
ne the constitution of 1855. which roadr "a
al university shall be established and main
ct taincd in the city of New OrlesnA !
r., shall I've composed VI law, medical an
ri a collegiate department., each with sppro
IL pirate faculties. The General Asseuef
tn shall provide by law for its orgauisss'al
Ill and maintenance and insert: The IN,
ct yer~ity shall De- maintained. II shall
ms composed # law. 4 medical aud IN "a
N IDENTICAL department, and such othef d
&C. partments ~ may he established ~ ~
ng each with appropriate fSculties; prsr<s'
m that the law aud medical department
be already organized shall continue 10 u
~. city Of New Orleans, AMI the academic
Nv and other departments may lie lces'e
is else here III the State" yj&-oes,