The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-18

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IsxsSioa Within IL limits. Tho General.
AsssAbly Ghell not have pewsr 70 sssne sny
bond or pledge the faith OF the state ZOE any
ssSisaesi evaporation % i.eue any bond or
@eoao nv Ae6s; proceeded, that thh shall not
proAl6it he issue OF new bonds In exchange
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49,. EuNBKR -FOUR. Ae.
The members Of the General Assembly shAll
be paad salary Of I've hundred dollars sSbQO)
per session, and actual travelling expenses by
s ~ dollars 900 TOR any ono msnber; pro-
vided. that II two sessions are held In the came
yeer hey shall receive for the second session
I'M ,s, sSsr. :;:sS 81 md S' s
nsHses 81 the nearest practicable route, not to
exceed ally dollars (S50> for any one member:
The regular biennial session ssan not exc Geo
thirds Of the members elected to each house OF
the General Assembly: d
iefStsika out article thtrty-ntte.1 :.
s-'siti.,.o Sos q xuxpER FIVE. s,
/, The General Assembly snsla a9s pass ss.s s1 y
crinalnal cases, changing the manner OF per-
sons legitimAting ohiidren, yAcAang roads,
streets, or alleys, remitt!ng hnes, penalties,
audS forfeitures, or refundin@ moneys legally
peid into the treasury affecting The estate. Of
minors, or persons under disability, t.mpting
property from taxation, creating any monoP..
y once. p: .. sssns sa Is
s az s eonpsass.ioa 70 any public SCENT
OF ooutiacsor. after the service has been rem
seas' or ~ creating new parishes BY the
assent of a majority OF the qualified Iiectors Of
the parish, or parishes, to DO eneeN In AZ
other cases, whore general law Ce 0e maze
applicable, no local or special Icy shall be
/ -. sslN tHUMBEA slx. Id g. ;
I The Covirnor shah receive q saia! OF sevon
thousand, dollars per annum, pagan! q"aster-
~, ON his own warrant. ,.r
| (Strike out article dfty-six.1 -
NuMpER sEvEN.
Tho Lieutenant Governor shallreceive u
| salary which shall be double that OF member
/ OF tho General Assembly.
(Strike out article hfty.seven.]
II NUMBER EIGHT.
Every bill which shall have pned both
houses shall be presented e the G ,nso !
, he shall return it, with his objectios, to the
house in which It originated. which tall enter
tho objections at large upon It's janal and
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sideration, two-thirds Of all the members
present ia that house shall agreo t4ess tho
bill, Il shall be sent. with the OPTIONS, to
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| OF the members present In that hou, 1t shall
be law. But in such cases the volof both
houses shall be determined by yeaand nays,
and the names of members vOtin for or
against the bill shall be entered pom the
journal of each house respsctivel! II any
bill shall not be returned by thetoverDor
ented to him, It shall be law, In ~ manner
"a If he had aligned 1t, unless thGeneral
Assembly, by adjournment. prevent return;
in which case cas- within thirty days, e Cover.
thereto, In the ONCE OF the Secretar OF State,
and give public notice thereof oerwise II
shall become Law. as If he had lgned Il.
Of and S $. sne tn
house in which 1t originated on the rat day Of
tho meeting Of the next GeneraA assembly,
who shall act upon the same as.bove pro
veto one or more itoms in any bilhppropria- |
ting money, embracing distinct lems while |
approving other portions of the jill, and the
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disopproved shall be void, unless Eepassed &C
cording to the rules and Limitations prescribed |
for the passage Of other. bills over the Cover
lStrike out article sirty-six.l
NUMEEH NINE |
No officer, whose salary is fixed by tho ccn- |
stituti shall be SLOWED any fees or per-
qnisites Of Office.
The Judicial power shall be vested In
court district courts, and in Justices |
Of the peace. The district courts shall have |
original Jurisdiction in all civil cases where /
tho amount in dispute exceeds one hundred |
dollars, exclusive of interest. In criminal |
cases, and in all probate matters, their iuris- |
diction shallbe unlimited. They shall have |
appellate jurhdicton, In civil suits from justi-
ces of the peace, when the amount in dispute |
exceeds ten dollars, exclusive Of interest. |
The justices Of the peace shall be elected by |
The electors ofeach parish In the manner and
with the publications TO be determined by
The General Assembly. They shall hold office
for tie term oetwo years. and their compensa-
lion shall be dxed by law. Their jurisdiction
in civil cases shall not exceed ons hundred
dollars, excluAve Of interest, subject TO an
appeal to the district court in all cascs when
The amount In dispute shall exceed ten dollars
exclusive of interest. They shall have such
criminal jurisdiction as shall be conferred by
law. The General Assembly shall have
power to vest h tho clerks Of the district
courts the right TO grant such orders and do
such acts as may be deemed necessary for the
of the administration of justice.
In all cases the power thus granted shall be
specified and determined.
LStrike out articles severty-three, eighty
I've, efghty-sia. eighty-seven, eighty eight,
eighty. nine, ninety one and one hundred and