Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-14

qualifications required for judge Of his
court, to try such cases; and the General
Assembly shall provide by law for the
trial Of those cases III which the judge
NAV Ice personally interested, or when he
may Ice absent Or refuses to act:
(Strlkc out article niuety)
NUMBER sIXTEES.
In order TO provide for the establish
ment of the judicial system created by the
above amendments, and to prevent the
evils of an interreguum, it is hereby or
dained by the people of Louisiana:
frst-1hat the General Assembly, which
meets the first Monday in January, lS19,
shall, in accordance with the foregoing
amendments, Immediately redistrict the
State, and provide for the authority Of
clerks, and the election and criminal
jurisdiction Of justices of the peace.
Socond-That as soon rs the Legislature
shall have acted rs aforesaid, the Cover
nor shall by Proclamation call an election
for Justices of the peace for each parish,
except the parish of Orleans. and for dis
trict judges, in each district created by
the rc,lisiriciing, where one or more par
ishcs have been added, or taken from the
existing judicial district, and for State
attorneys, as above provided, except in
the parish of Orleans, where the district
attorney for the parish shall be State at
torncy. This election shall be held on the
same day throughout the State, which day
shall not bc les, than sixty nor more than
| ninety days after the passage of said act.
| The terms If the officers elected 1T said
election shall expire NJ the general cleo
tinu of l>-n, and the limitation on the
change of districts, oftcncr than once
every four years, shall not he considered
! 9. l.f ha Al al, tnt
of l--0.
Thrd-That the judicial system, "a cs-
Sabll-hcd hy the constitution of ISIS
! shall remain in force until the expiration
I of the thifticth day after said election,
excluding from the computation the day
of the election.
Forth-Thc adoption of these amend
mcnts shall not Nacatc the offices of the
| present clerks of courts in each parish.
NUMBrK SEVENTEEN.
Article one hundred and thirty.two of
the constitution of l-6- shall be abrosatcd
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
The Superintendent Of Public Education
shall receive a salary of thirty hum
drcd dollars, payable quarterly OF his own
| warrant.
| NUMBER NINErErS.
| No license tax shall he imposed by the
State, or any parish or municipal authnri-
! ", on any mechanical trade mauuflctory
! or factory. except such A. may rrpnilr pn-
| lice regulations, IN towns ami ci;irs
NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature Is authorized to exempt
| from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods. such a. furniture, wear.
ing apparel. tools Of trade or profession
and family portraits, not exceeding in az
| grcgato value the sum of five hundred
| dollars.
ACT NO. l2, EXTRA SESSION OF l,1S.
NUMBER TwFSTY-ONr.
| Strike out tho first pant ri article tt2 of
! the constitution OF l-i;-. which reads: "a
! university shall br established and main
! tanned in the city of New Orleans. Ii
shall be composed of law, a medical and
a collegiate department, each with appro-
pirate faculties. The General Assembly
shall provide by law for It's organization
and maintenance" and insert: The uni.
vcrsity shall I've maintained 1t shall br
composed of law, m"Iiral and an aca.
demical department, and such Other de
I partments ~ may hc r-tahli she'd LS law.
each with appropriate ftcHTtit-: pfo,td,H
that the law and medical Department.
! already organized shall continue in the
city of New Orleans, and the acndrmical
and other departments may he located
elsewhere in the State" jy3i-jI:;inl