Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

qualifications required for a ind,.
court. to try such Gases; and as he
Assembly shall provide by iaw Seeoesa
trial of those cases in which ,, .ot Tie
may be personally interested. or tadc
may be absent or refuses to act "nenk
(Strike out article ninety
NUMBER sixrrrs
In order to provide for the ~..-,,
ment of the judicial system created Sen,a-
above amendments, and to pre~.! tAs
evils OF an interregnum, il ia NJ the
dalned by the people of Louisiana. OF.
Fust-That the General Assembly,,
meets the first Monday in Januar "neh
shall, IN accordance with the cs
amendments, Immediately redistses
State, and provide for the autbo,;,m We
| clerks, and the election and 60;
jurisdiction of justices of the peacs ~aa
| Second-That as soon as the Ies;.,.
shall have acted as aforesaid, the ca".s
nor shall by proclamation call an .i.o.e'
| for Justices of the peace for each n MOO
except the parish of Orleans, and far Sa
| trict judges, in each district cre,,.a Us
the rcdistricting, where one or NOR "
ishes have been added, or taken from ~ ~.
existing judicial district, and for s, .ae
attorneys, as above provided, exeen, 10
the parish of Orleans, where the dis,r..
attorney for tho parish shall be Stat. y,
toFaeFF This election shall be held on -.
SANE dag throughout the State, which w; ,e
shall not be less than sixty nor mors ~.
ninety days after the passage of said A..
Inc terms OF the officers elected at aid
election shall expire at the general e,,.
/ N md h..
change of districts, oftener than on.
every four years, shall not be con.asr.S
as having effect before the general eler,;o.
of 1--0.
1hrd-That the judicial system. n. 49,
! tahlishsd by the constitution Of i,s
shall remain III force until tile expira,;on
of the thirtieth day after said electio,
excluding from the computation the d,v
OF the election.
IOrh-Thc adoption Of these amend.
! ments shall not yacaie the Offices of "a,
! present clerks of courts in each Parish.
NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
Article one hundred and thirty.tvo Of
the constitution of l'6S shall be abrugated
] NUMBER rIGHrEry.
The Superintendent of Public Educatioo
! shall recci"e salary of thrty-tiye hun.
drcd dollars, payable quarterly on bis own
warrant.
NUMBER NINETEEN.
| No license tax shall be imposed by The
state, or any parish or municipal authni.
| ", on any mechanical trade, mauufactory
OF factory, except such as may require d.
| lice regulations, in towns ani cities.
NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature Is authorized to e1eup,
! from state, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such as furniture, wear.
| ing apparel, tools Of trade or profession
and family portraits, not exceeding in as.
! grcgate value the sum Of five hundred
| dollars.
/ ACT NO. II, EXTRA SESSION OF ls7s
! NUMBER rwENTY-oNE.
Strike ont the first part Of article lt u
! the constitution of l-'j,, which reads "A
university shall bc established and main.
| tanned in the city of New Orleans 1t
| shall be composed Of a law, medical and
| II collegiate department., each with appro
/ pirate fhcutir~. Thu General Assenbl,
shall provide Ivy law for lts organiiatioa
and maintenance and insert: THE IN
! vrrsitN shall hr maintained Ii shall b
. composed uf a law. u mrdical and an sea
dcmloal department. and such other de-
nartnrn'S ~ uAN IL. Established by law
each with appropriate faculties prorld,
that the Law and mriirai departments
. already organized shall continue in tk
. city al New Orleans, AMI the acsdemiel
and oth"r departments may I've locstet
: "lNcv here IN the state" iy3l-jn3n