The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-11

houses shall be presented to tSss'ee nees
he approve It, he shall sign It.; If h8pt out
he shall return 1t, with his objections. to v,
the objections at large upon it's journal, an
proceed to reconsider 1t. II, after such recon
sheraton, two-thlrds OF all the member
shall be sent, with With abs paios 'e
/ the other house, by which IL shalt likewise b,
| REQ considered, and II approved by two third
Of the members present In that house, It shall
be law. But 10 such cases the vote of both
houses shall be determined by yeas and nays
and the names Of members voting for OF
against the bill! shall be entered upon the
bill shall not be returned by the Governor
within I'VE days after It shall have been pres.
ented 70 him, i shall be . Law. in like manner
e. II he had eigned II, unless the General
nor shall nle the same, with his objections
thereto IN the once 81 the Secretary Of State,
shall become law, as If be had signed IL IT, I.
The Secretary of State shall communicate
said objections. and bill so deposited to the
house in which 4 originated on the first day Of
who shall act upon the same as above pro-
vtded. The Governor shall have power to
veto one or more items in any bill appropria-
approving other portions of the bill, and the
part or parts Of the bill approved shall become
Law, and the item or items of appropriations
uwePpEoVeO onoll DC VOID, unIeSS repassed &C
cording to the rules and limitations prescribed
for the passage Of other bills over the Cover
Dor's veto. 81,
CStrike out article sixty.sixl ....
e., .tl.s. Gill. NUMBER NINE.
No officer, whose salary Is fixed by tho con-
stttutt0n, shall be allowed any fees or per-
q,,isites of Office. N
The judicial power shall be vested in q
OF tho peace. The district courts shall have
original Jurisdiction in all civil cases where
the amount in dispute exceeds ono hundred
dollars, exclusive Of interest. In criminal
cases, and In all probate matters, their jurfs-
diction shall DO unlimited. They shall have
appellate jurisdiction, in civil suits from justi-
ces OF the peace, when the amount in dispute
The justices Of the peace shall be elected by
the electors of each parish in the manner and
With the qualifications to be determined by
the General Assembly. They shall hold office
ton shall be fixed BY law. Their jursdiction
10 civil cases shall not exceed ono hundred
dollars, exclusive of interest, subject to an
appeal 70 tho district court in all cases when
sxclnsive of interest. They shall have such
criminal jnrisdiction as shall be conferred by
law. The General Assembly shall have
power to vest in the clerks Of the district
courts the right TO grant such orders and do
sach acts as may be deemed necessary for the
lurtherence OF the administration OF Justice
In all cases the power thus granted shall be
specified and determined.
. [Strike out articles severty-three, eighty.
I'VE, etghty-six, eighty-sevcn, eighty.cight,
eighty nine, ninety-one and one hundred and
NUMBER ELEVEN.
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
shall receive salary of seven thousand dol
lars per annum. and the Associate Justices of
tho Supreme Court shall each receive a salary
OF six Thousand five hundred dollars per an