The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-21
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l"' UDsti;E.:"th ni i~,' ;hr!,l,
elected, by tie puA:,.i u v.,j.,..' ~ -
p"!lsu.T states attorney there ~
shah D. ri''<rn at tuc Eult~., ."'
; ami who shall nave been ii YES &C.,
the >fatt, and practiciny and H. =
crnsrd attorney at law, for at l,l !"
Yeats. Tie shall rrctiv" a salaIt'"'"' 4
l'1r St"ir # not less than three, t,t WV 1"
than seven hundred dollar, p"y A., o''
t" "c rrovi''' Il by law ulou +. w." i,:
representation in the Hons" OF k"y,'
: ta'lvr>, and payable quarterly O.; "
"Wn "arr"n'. He Shall hr cratic, 81
'ornry OF the parish. and receives,
salary thtr"I'om as may be fixed bv".' y
pal"rllal authorities. not to exceed "
Ell hundred dollars per annun,. lIc>l &;
moreover, rrrt1\r n'irh lees Of office
may b" allowed by law LII the city,
New Orleans the St,tr'> attorney >i,l
receive such compensation tr"m the ,it
! in addition to the salary above provide,
as may be established by law. II" shall
'e clrct'" AT the >amr time with til,
judges Of the Ai>'rir} courts, and shah
E"'d ms office ior the term of four yvn,-.
NUMBER FIFTEEN.
In every case where the Judge NAV l,c
recnstt, and when lbs is not personality
interested in the matters in contrStation.
he shall select lawyer, having. the nee
rn>ary qualifications required for ju!vr
OF his court, to try such cases; and tn,
! General Assembly shall provide hy l.w
for the trial Of those cases in which the
judge may be personality Interested, or
when hr may be absent or refuses 10 act
(Strikc out article nincty)
NUMBER SIXTEEN.
II order to provide for the establish.
menl of the Judicial system created fy
| the above amendments, and to prevent
! the evils OF an intrrrrynum. it is hereby
ordained by the prorlc of Louisiana
Eyst-Tlat the General Assembly.
which meets the first Monday in .)au,la-
ry, 1879. shalt, in accordancr with the
foregoing amendments, immediately rr-
district he State, and provide for tue
authority Of clerks, and the election and
Grim nal jurisdiction of Justices of the
| peace.
Ncond-'rlat as soon AS the Legisa
ture shall have acted as aforesaid, the
Governor shall by proclamation call al,
election for Justices Of the peace for
each parish, except the parish of Or
leans, and for district judges, in each
district created 10y the rc'liStricting,
where one or more parishes lave been
added. or taken from the existing Judi
cial district. and for State attorneys. as
above pre-" 'l"d, except in the paris of
Orrans, where. the district attorney
for the parish shall lr State at
t"rnry. T"i> election shall be held on
tn same day throughout the Stat",
which da, shall not b- les, than sixty
nor more than ninety days after The pas.
-ay- Of said act. The terms of tn" Of
t;c..rs elected at said election shall tX.
Dir" at the genera! erection Of l1s', and
she limitation IN the change If districts
'ttrlrr than once every four Years, shall
not he considered IN having effect btfo,,
til" urn+,al election If Is y
T.w THAT the judicial system. as rs.
t:hli>I,rd hy the constitution Of 1865
shall remain in force until the expiration
of the tLirtirlh day after said election
Xrludlny fiona the computatiolF thu,
day of the election.
Fomta-Thr adoption of these amend.
nt'nlS s.:a}I not vacatt the offices Of The
present clerks of courts in each parish.
NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
Article one hnnlrcl and thrty.two OF
the constitution of 1863 shall be ahl"ga-
ted
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
The superintendent of Public E1uca-
ton shall receive a salary OF thi ty tive
bis own warrant.
NUMBER NINETEEN.
! NJ license tax shall be imposed Ivy the
State, or any parish o. municipal antl'orl'
IS, on any mechanical trade, nan"tact"'
ry or factory, except such as may r'q"lrt
police regulations, in towns and cities.
NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature is authorized to cx'
cmpt from State, municipal or parish
taxation household goods. such as tur'l
tuw wearing apparel, tools of trade o.
profession and family portraits, not ex
creding in aggregate vain" the SuIn OF
five hundred dollars.
ACT NO. II, EXTRA SESSION or 1918
NUMBER TWENTY ONE.
Strike ont the first part. part of article
1t2 of the constitution of 1865. Which
reads: "A university shall be established
and maintained in the city Of New Or
leans 1t shall be composed Of a law, ;
medical and collegiate department
each with appropriate faculties. The
General Assembly shall provide by law
for it's organization and mai"tainancc
and insert: "Tht university shall b'
maintained. 1t shall be composed ct
law, a medical aud an academical de
part,ncnt, and such other departments AZ
may be established by law, each will
appropriate faculties; provided, that thu
law and medical departments already or
ganized shall continue in the city "
New Orleans, ami the academical an'
other departments may be located else
where in the State.'
August 3-t2n.