The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-09-07

In the city Of New OrIean, !
States attorney shall receive ~
compensation from the city, IN y
ditiou to lie salary above nro'i
ded, as may be established hp ~
lie shall be elected at the a..
time with the judges Of tho ~
trict courts, and shall hod bis 4
fee for the term Ct four ears
NUMBER FIFTEEN.
, I'm every case whore the ind.
may be r@cns"d, and when h !
not personally Interested in A.
matters i'll coatcstation. he a.l
! select a lawyer. haying the nv,
saiy qualifications required "a, ,
Judge Of his court, to try such !.
ses ; and the General Assent.
shall provide ~ law for the m
ot those cases in which the ma,
may be personally interested. y
when he may be absent Or reins,
! TO act.
! (otrike ont article ninety
/ NUMBER NINETEEN.
In order to provide for The i
Enlistment Of the judicial SYST,
created by the above amendment,
and to prevent the evils of AMI.
! terregnum, it is hereby oraai.d
by the people of Louisiana
! Iiud-That the General Al
sem9ly, which meets the first No.
day in January. 1879, shall.
accordance with the Goregoiip,
, amendments, immediatelYr e6s
! nict the State, and provide d
the authority of clerks, and a4
| election and criminal jurisdisia
at justices OF the peace.
Hecond--i nat as soon as theL
legislature shall nave acted as alos
said. the Governor shall by m
cjanation cali an election for ND
tees Of the peace for each PARIS
except the parish OF Orleans. ai
for district judges, in each distriit|
! created b. the reaistrictas
where one or more parishes han|
been added, or taken from the es
issiag judicial district, and ID
tate attorneys, as above provide,
except in the parish of orleaM
where the district attorney for Tie
parish shall he State attorney
This election shall he held on ts
same day throughout The Stat.
which day shall not be less than
sixty nor more ninety days fsha
; the passage of said act. The tern
III the officers elected ct said. ee
ton shall expire al the genera
election of 1889, and the limits
ton on the change of dislrias
oftenor than once every four years,
Shall not he considered as having
effect before the general election
Of 1881. s
, -8ir5--That the judicial system
az established by the eonstitutia
of 1868, shall remain in force M
til the expiration Of the thlrtleil
day after said election, excluding
from the computation the day q
, election.
! fourtA-Thc adoption OF thes
. amealments shall not vacate w
offices Of the present clerks d
courts in each parish.
NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
Article one hundred and tilirtF
two Of The constitution OF lo@
shall be ahrngatcd.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
The Superintcpdent Of Pubs
! Education shat! receive assala1
F, of thirty.fve hundred dollars, psl
able quarterly on his own viF
rant.
NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposel
by the State, Or any parish o. la
njcipai authority, OF any mcclar
cal trade, mandatory or iac'el
except snch as may require pow
regulations. in towns and cites
NUMBER TWENTY.
] The Legislature is author, y
to exempt from State, nunle ~
Or parish taxation houss'ss J,
goods, such as furniture, weaf,s y.
apparel, tools of trade or po :,
SION and family portraits, moi Z !,
ceeding in aggregate value y
sum OF five hundred dollars. ],
ACT NO. -. EXTRA oEoolo'
or 1873.
NUMBER TWENTY ONE. I
Strike ont the FIRST part OF ~
rc1e l42 Of the constitution OF lev q
which reads "a university s''..
be established and maintalnea I
the city Of New Orleans. II III j
.a r low q mtuW~