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


State shall communicate said objections
and hill 40 deposited to the house III when
il oriviua,.d on the first day of the meeting
of the next General Assembly, VINO snsii
net upon the same as above pfoFidta' inc
Governor shall have power TO veto one OF
NOR. items IN any bill aPProPratlng money, !
embracing distinct items, while approving
other portions of the bill. ana the part Vi
parts Of the bill approved shall become law
aud the item or items of aINropr,atlohs"'s
approved shall be void, unless repassed
according to the rules and limitations pre-
scribed for the passage OF other bllls over
the Governor veto.
(Strike out article sixty-six.)
NUMBER SISE.
No officer, whose salary is fixed by the
constitution, shall be allowed any fees OF
peroulstes of office.
NUMBER Ten.
The judicial power shall he vested IN
snpr,inr conrf, district courts, and IN JUS
| ticrs of the peace. The district courts shall
have original jurisdiction IN all ciNli Cases
| where the amount III dispute exceeds one
hundred dollars, exclusive Of interest In
| criminal cases, and in all probate matters,
their jurisdiction shall be unlimited. They
shall have appcliat. jurisdiction IA eivil
suit. from justices .,f the peace, when the
| amount in dispute. exceeds ten dollars. eh-
elusive Of interest. Tn- Justices of the
p,ar. -hall be- elected by the electors "i
| each parish in the manner ana win the
qualifications TO be determined by the Cen
rral Assembly. They shall hold office for
the term of two years, and their c"mpen-
>atinn shall he liked by law. Their Juris-
. dictinn in civil cases shall not exceed one
hundred dollars, exclusive of interest. sub
i IL .itufr trt nj t.l al
cases ~ hen the. H,hoHHt IN dispute shall ~
coed ten dollars. exclusive of interest.
They shall have snch criminal jurisdiction
A. shall he conferred by law. The General
Assembly shall have power Ia vest III the
clerks of the district courts the right t.
giant such orders aud do such acts as may
IL, deemed necessary for the furthcrancc OF
the administration at justice. In all case'
the power thus gIautrd shall bc specified
and determined.
,Strikc out articles rvcnty-threc, eighty
i've. elghty-six. 81 Ihty-scvcn. ,ighty-cipht
eighty thine. ntnct y-onc and one hundred
and thirty .thrrr.)
NCMBEE rtEIES.
+ The Chief Justice Of the Supreme Cour
shall receive salary of seven thousan,
dollars per anuum. and the Associate Jus
ficrs Of tin. Supreme Court shall each re-
ctiyr a salary of six Thousand five huudrr'
dollars per amman, payable quarterly OF
their own WARRANT.
SrMRER Twff.vE.
The General Assembly shall divide III
state into judicial districts. which rttl
remain unchanged for four years, and FL
, each district one iHdgr. learned IN the law
shall l~ elected 10y plurality Of qualiie
electors Thereof For each district thcr
shall I've one district court except in III
= parish of Orleans. IN which the Genera
! Assembly may establish ~ many distrlc
! courts ~ the public interest may rcqur'
not to exceed the number now authorize
! hy existing laws. except by n two-third
D vote of ali the members elected 10 hot
u branches uf the General Ass, mhly. Tut
IL otherwise provided hy law. the di-tri'
u courts now existing in the parish Of Orlcar
!, shall have the jurisdiction ~ present COZ
u ferrrd 10y law; no rrdi-tricting or ching
!, shall h. made 81 ~ L. take effect durin
u the incumbcucy of any Judge The nun
- her of districts in the state shall not
= less than thirty nor more than fnrty-hv
r The General Assembly shall providehy Ia
lf for At least four terms annually of the di
~ trict court in every parish. The G-n"r
). Assembly shall have power to create q
IL cult courts tn be constituted by group,,
" the district judges into circuits, and rnr
" pu-iug the circuit court Of the Judges of Il
district courts within such circuits.
direct the place or places of meeting Of sit
l., circuit courts SO constituted. and To We
i. said circuit ronrts with appellate iuri-di
~, tinn from II district courts within the c
-. cult where he amount involved rNcce
80, | one hundred 'ullarS $1,000 exclusive of
~. tctrst and does met exceed five hHndr
-or dollar, tSlpn) exclusive Of interest. r
.nf o." raj Assembly shall have power, by
,oI g.. 'hird> vote of all the members elect
~. To- 10Th houses, To- restrict the appellate
,x rlsdIctIun of the supreme Court Ia caus
b,. where the amount involved exceeds q
cd thousand dollars $1,000 exclusive of int.
,,, est. and in ease of such restriction, the {
IA chit courts 80 to he created Shall have 4
pcllatc jurisdiction of the class of cases III
excluded from the appellate jurisdiction
the supreme Court, The clerks Of the i
iiici conri> shall BE- elected by the qualiti
.rv voters of their respective parishes, and III
in hold their office for four wears.
cr (Strikc ont article cighty.threc.)
Us SCMbrE tfrtRTrrS.
ily Each of the district Judges shall rccri
tr. \ salary, 10 hr fiNri 10y law, which, exc,
rx. in the parish of ORLEANS. shall not be !
iry than two Thousand dollars, nor more III
,,d thr'r 'huusand dollars Ter annum, paya
the fn". lFFIt on ms own warrant, and WI
ny; su''i hp' oe i"Cl'.N'd nor diminished IL
INV ing hi- term of Nee. He must be "a e
I,rt zen of the United State, over the age
ted twenty-five YEAR,, and have resided in
iup state aud practicrd law therein for
the space of two years next preceding his e|
tn. ton. The judges of the district cou
all shall hold their Office for The term Of {
Ir years. In the parish "f Orleans the ann
law sally Of the district Judges shall not
rr''l hrr thnn-aad dollar, to be pait
above provided.
r. (>trke ont article eighty four
,Ll. SUNBER FOURTEEN.
In lien of TIE Office Of district attori
established Icy article ninrty.two of