Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-18

qu'h'o"' toseita iH judg} ihJ
court, to Try such cases; and the 6sn.
Assembly shall provide by law for ~
trial of those sases-jn which the zoe voc
may be personally interested. or Nc Judee
may be absent or refuses to act is
Strike out-artiels aAsstg.,-
-! srNsER slx1ytS. m,t
Insorder, TO provide for .th e' ..,stlx
meiit of the judicial system created h,.
above amendmepts,. and To prsysu; s sae
evils of an fnterfegnum, IL Il shefebv, we
dained by the people OF Louisiana W.
FTst-That the General Assemble ~,
meets the first Monday ffr Januarv s1 s,ch
shah. in asotntlhsee, Nfta ~ -
amendments, immediately rcdistricf N!
State, and provide fur TIN cum
clerks, ana the election and Grimm.
jurisdiction OF justices Of tbs peace.
Second-That rs soon as the I-e gi,l,,,,-
shall have acted a. aforesaid. the cue
nor shall by proclamation call an elsC,; e.'
for justices of the peace for each n..sa
except the parish of Orleans, and "a, AZ
trict judges, lin each district created ~
the rcdstricting, where one or ,nore M!
ishes have been added, or taken from ~.
existing judicial district, and for s,.,e
attorneys, a. above provided exc.m -
the parish Of Orleans, where the dis,r;s,
attorney for the parish shall be State =,
torncy. This election shall he held on -.
same day throughout thc State, which d.
shall not he less than sixty nor more thu,
ninety days after the passage Of said ae,
| The terms of the officers elected AT s,;I
election shall expire at the general .IsS'
ton Of lS-0, and the Limitation on N.
/ change of districts. ofcner thsn ONE
every four years, shall not be considered
rs having effect before the general election
of l-SO.
1hird-That the judicial system, a. "a.
/ tablishcd by the constitution Of slss
shall remain in force until the expiration
Of the thirtieth day after said election
extending from the computation the day
! of the election.
! FnWih-Thc adoption Of these amend.
ments shall not vacate the offices OF the
present clerks OF courts in each parish.
NCMByE SEVENTEEN.
Article one hundred and thirty.two Of
the constitution of ls65 shall be abrogated.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
The Superintendent of Public Education
shall receive salary Of thirty five hun.
drca dollars, payable quarterly on hi. own
warrant.
No license tax shall be imposed by the
State, or any parish or municipal anthori.
ty, on any mechanical trade, mandatory
or factory, except snch - may require pc-
lice regulations, in towns ami cities
NrMBrR TWENTY.
The Legislature Is authorized to exempt
from State. municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such AZ furniture, wear.
ing apparel, tools Of trade OF profession
and family portraits, not exceeding ~ az
gregate value the sum II five hundred
dollars.
ACT NO. -, EXTRA SESSION OF lTs
NUMBER TwENTY-oNE.
Strike ont the first part of article l&2 o,
the constitution of lists, which reads: "A
university shall be established and main
tanned in the city Of New Orfems. \
shall H. composed Of law, medical and
a collegiate department, each with appro
pirate faculties The General Assembly
shall provide by law for its orgauisatio1
aud maintenance and insert: The uni
vcr>Itv shall r. maintained. 1t shah b,
composed Of - law. II medical and an acs
dcmlcal department., and such other -
lartiE'ut~ - may hr established by Law
each with @pprnpriat, faculties; procdSf
= that Tia" law and medical department
ALREADY organized shah rontinae "a q
city of New Orleans. and the scadenid1H
and other department, may be locsted
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