The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-16
by the nearest practicable ronte, not
to exceed fifty dollars $3.50 = for any

4 CALLING. itle, unauthorized or,igyald
acts of any officer or agent of the State
or OF any Parish Or municipality
granting any extra compensation &c
any, public officer, fagent, or contractoI
after the service has been, rendered
or contracted for changing any Par.
i isll seat, or creatiugauew PARISHES; ex-
4 cept by the assept,of the, majority oi
/ the qualified electors Of the Parish, OF
Parishes, 20 be affected ! in al Otter
cases, wIrere5a central elawaean pbe
made, applicable, no LOCAL Or, special
Nav shall be passed.
e 81 sii' NUMBER SIX. ~ 7S9"'s {
I! The G overii6f Shall receive Il salary
\ of seven Thousand sdollars pertaunnm,
! PAYABLE quarterly, on his own Warrant.
I tStrike oat article fifty, six.) -
~ -'';-' - NtMBER SEVEN. '7'N - u
IL Tie lieutenant aG6vernor shall re:
4 ceiye' salary which Shall pbe sleubts'
fthatt of me, member, Of the Senegal PEE
d Assembly.
i (str!ke out article fiftytseven.yHe "a
l. baa ,eia NUMBER fIGHT. ahj sud II ;
y Every bill which, shah hive passed.
| both houses shall he presented, e TO- the
1 Governor; if lie approve it. he .sFial
Isig8it;1 file does 'h"t, aie Shalt return
tits withJhis ehjeGtiopssJto hnuse in
which il originated, WHICH shall enter
1.-THE objections at large upon its jour
1naha ard proceed tt'irec0nsider it. i4f.
batter sRelI reconsideration, twe7thirds
: of all the members present in that
Hottse shalt agree to pass the Till, It
shall ihe sent with the 'objeciiuns,l ID
the other Hpnse, ,hy which it,sllaH like-
tswSe he RECONSTRUCTED, and if approved
tby two.tlirtIs 6f tiie members present
in itl.at House, 3itsl,all be a! law. But
in such cases the y9te of both Houses
shall he determined by yeas and nays,
and the frames IF members voting ftt
or Against tho biil shall be- entered
upon the Journal of each House respec-
lively. If any Till Shall not be re-
turned byi the Governor within five
days after it'sirrlls have hern presented
10 hm. it. shall be. a Jaw, in like man,
ner as if he had signed it, unless the
General a ssemhly,"by udiouriiheht,
'Iprevent it's return; III which :. case,
within thirty days, the Governor shall
fle The same, with his objections
I tii0retD, n in the office Of the Secretary
Fef State, and give public netice there
fof; otherwise it shall become a law,
as If he had signed it. The Secretary
IF State shall com m anicasei said objec-
}tinns, aud bill SO Deposited tp d the
House in which it originated on the
first day, IF The meeting OF the next
Gene,abAssembly, who sllall act upon
titiie same as above provided. The
Governor shall have power to veto one
or more items in any bill approPriating
money!; embracing distinct Items;
while,approying other portions of the
bill, aud the part or, parts of the bill
approved shall become law. and the
item or .itemstof appropriations disap-!
| proved shall lie yoid, unless, repassed
Eaccordirg to the rules and Limitations
prescribed for the passage of other
bills over the Gpgerpon's veto. Is IL
i(Strike out article sixty -six,) g. .
= .,,,--.., NUMBER NINE. .sau al,
|
No officer, whose salary is fixed by
the CONSTITUTIONS, Shall he allowed any
fees or perquisites efiofiice. a1a 1888"
T. s,a'} ID NUMBER, TEN . sea 5ia,l .
T. The judicial, power shall he vested
in supreme court, in district courts,
and ID Justices of tile peace. The dis
triet courts, shall l,sve original juris. :
|;diction in, all civil cases where the
amount in dispute exceeds one hun
[drsd dollars, exclusive oflinterest.H III
Ecriminal cases, andin all probate mat
tiers, their jurisdiction, shall be liulimi-
ted. They shall have appellate juris.
diction in civil snits from justices of
tile peace, when the amount.in dispute
exceeds ten dollars, exclusive of in.
terest. The Justices Of the peacs shall
be elected by the electors of each par
ISL, in the manner and with the qualii
| fications to be determined by tile Gen
/ eral Assembly. They shall hold Office
for the term of two years, and their
compensation shall be fixed BY, law.
Their juri >diction in civil cases shall
Enot exceed one hundred dollars, ex-
elusive OF intersst, subject to an appeal
to the district, court In all cases 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 in the clerks Of the district courts
the right to grant, such orders aud; do
such acts as may be deemed necessary
for the furtIlerance of the administra-
ton ofjnstice. In 'all cases the power
thus granted shall be specified and de-
ftermined. g..
: (stIIhe ont articles ssventy-thresee,,.
eighty five, 'eighty-six, eighty seven,
eighty eight, Ieightysnine,, ninety-one,
and one hundred and thirty -three.(
NUMBER ELEVEN.
Tie Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court shall receive salary of seven
thousand dollars persannum, and the
Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court shall each receive q salary of six
thousand Ave hundred dollars per an
nun, payable quarterly ION their own
warrant.. t...--.t .s.-:t-.t IN,
NUMBER TWELVE.
The General Assembly shall divide
the State into judicial districts, which
shall remain unchanged for four years,
aud for each district one judge, learned
in the law, shall be elected Ivy a plu: