Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17

Sut. He sUWU w cI"OWc1O RttOTney
Of the parish, and receive such salary
therefrom M may he fxed hy tho
parOcl,ial auth0ritiea. not to exceed
seven hundred dollars per annum.
He ahall. moreover, receive such
fees Of Office "a may he allowed by
law. In the city Of New Orleans the
State's attorney shall receive such
compensation from the city, in addi.
ton to the salary above provided. "A
may be established by law. He shall bs
elected Mt the same time with the JUDI
ges0fthe district courts, and shall hold
his Office for the term Of four years.
NMmber Fifteen.
In every case where the Judge may
he recused, and when he ia not per-
sODally interested in the matters In
confederation, he shall select q lawyer,
having the necessary qualifications
required for Judge Of his court, to
try such caaes and the General As
sembly ahall provide by law for the
trial Of those casea in which the judge
may be personally interested, Or when
he may be abaent or refuses to act.
(Strike ont article ninrty.)
Nwmber Si1tees.
In order to provide for the estah-
liahment Of the judicial system Great
ed by the shove amendments, and
to prevent the evils Of an interreg.
num, ;t is hereby ordained by the
people Of Louisiana
Nrst-That the General Assembly,
which meets the frat Monday 10
january, 1879, ahall in accordance
with the foregoing amendments, I'M
mediately redistrict tie State, and
provide for the authority Of clerks,
and the election and criminal juris-
diction If jnstices If the peace.
Second That IA s0OD % the Le-
gislatnre shall acted NJ: s::aforesaid, have
the Governor shall BY proclamation
call an election for justices If th .
peace for each parish, except the par
ish Of Orleans. and tor district jnd-
gea. in each district created by the
redistricting, where one or more par
iahes have been added, or taken from
the existing judicial district, and for
State attorneys, - above provided,
except in the parish Of Orleans,
where the district attorney for the
parish shall be State attorney. This
election shall be held on the same
day throughout the State, which day
ahall not he less than sixty nor moro
than ninety days after the passage Of
aaid act. The termx Of the officers
elected at said election shall expire
at the general election Of 1880, and the
limitation on the change of districts,
Oftener than Onee every four years,
shall not be considered a ha wing effect
before the general election of 1881.
TRird-That the judicial system,
~ established by the constitution of
1873, al all remain in forcs until tho
expiration of the thirtieth day after
said election, excluding from the
computation the day Of the election.
Foxrtk-.The adoption Of these
amendments shall not vacate the Of.
fices of the present clerks Of courts
in each parish.
Nxmber Seventeen.
Article one hundred and thirty.
two of the constitution Of 1868 shalt
be abrogated.
Nw~bev Eighteen.
The Superintendent Of Public
Education ahall receive q salary ol
thirty I've hnndred dollars, payable
quarterly On his own warrant.
Nxmber MHeteeH.
No license tax shalt be imposed by
the State, or any parish or municipal
authority, on any mechanical trade,
mannfactory or factory, except. such
"a may require police regulations, Ia
towns and cities.
NxMbey Twenty.
| The Legislature il authorized ID
exempt from State, municipal or par
ish taxation household goods, such
a furniture, wearing apparel, tools
oftrade or profeaaion and family por.
traits, not exceeding in aggregate Va.
lue the ann of Ave hundred dollars.
ACT NO. l2, EXTRA SESSION
| OF 1879.
| Number 7centy. One.
i Strike out the 6rst part Of article
I42 IT the constitution If 1873
which readS: "A university ahall he
established and maintained In the
city of New. Orleana. Il shalt N
composed of q law, a medical and {
collegiate department, each with ap'
proprinte fa"nltics. The Genern
Assembly shall provisle by law III
ita organisation and maintenance =
and Insert 1.-THE university shall b,
} maintained. Il shall be composed o
q law. 4 medical and an academica
department, and auch other depart
n.ents ~ may Ia eatab blished by Law
each with appropriate faculties
. pse~tded, that the law and medica
departments already organized shal
, continue In the city Of New Orleans
and the acadrmical and other de-
; partments may be located slscwher
) in the State"