The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

persons demanding the same, Id any amount
reutlired, the proceeds of which shall be sst
| apart by the State Treasurer as the special
fund for the purposes designated by article
lag OF tho constitution OF this State, to be
known and designated as the judicial ex-
pense fund OF the parish OF Orleans"
SEC 49, BE IL further enacted. eto., Thet the
State Treasurer, after the removal OF his
office TO Baton Rouge, shall from time TO
time deposit with tho Fiscal Agent Of the
State of Louisiana, In New Orleans, su0leient
of said stamps to supply the demand there
for: and they shall be disposed OF by said
| Fiscal Agent In the same manner as te pro-
| vided for the dleposal thereof by the State
Treasurer, and the proceeds shall be subiect
| to the order of the State Treasurer for the
purpose designated by article LAG of the oon-
stitutlon Of this State.
| SEQ. a.. BE it further enacted, etC., That 1t
| shall be the duty Of the Governor and Secre-
tary OF State on or before the first day OF jan
| uary, 1881, and annually thereafter, to exam.
Inc and compare the amount OF stamps actu-
ally remaining In the hands OF the Auditor OF
| Public Accounts, State Treasurer and Fiscal
| Agent, with the amount thereof sold, the pro-
| oeeds received therefor, and the disburse-
ments made from said judicial expense
fund Of the parish OF Orleans and state
| meut duly certified by them shall be deDos.
tied In the office OF the Secretary Of State,
shall be there recorded, and shall be publisbed
| In two newspapers In New Orleans.
| SEQ 45. Be IL further enacted, etc, That any
u
Accounts, State Treasurer, or officer of the
Fiscal Agent, entrusted with any Of said
stamps, who shall willfully fail to account for
any Of said stamps, or who shall fall to 40
count for and pay over to the proper officer
or to the State, the proceeds Of any Of said
stamps, shall be deemed guilty OF embeZgle-
ment, and be liable to be prosecuted and pun
| lshed as for that offenee, and shall be further
civiIly liable to the State for the amount not
so accounted for.
| SEQ 4G. Be IL further enacted, ETC., That who.
ever shall forge or counterfeit or shall falsely
make or alter, or shall procure to be falsely
made. altered, forged or counterfelted, or
| shall aid or assist In falsely making, altering
| forging or counterfeitlng any stamp or
stamps provided for In this act, or shall alter
or publish as true any such false, altered.
| forged or countsrfeltsd stamp or stamps,
| knowing the same to be false, altered, forged
or counterfelt, with intent TO defraud any per-
son or the State on conviction shall be puue
| Ished by Imprisonment at hard labor for not
less than two years, nor more than fourteen
| years.
SEQ. Al. Be IL further enacted, etc, Whoever
shall bring into or shall have La his posses
| sion, within this State, any false, forged, al
| tered. cor counterfeit stamp or stamps 10
the smilltude Of the stamps provided for by
this act. for the purpose or with the Intent OF
| Issuing or dlsposlng OF the same % true
| knowing the same to be false. altered, forged
or counterfeit, on conviction shall be punished
by imrIsonment at hard labor not exceeding
| blIbh y6hIs'
SEQ. ~. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., Whoever
| shall cast, stamp. engrave, form. make or
mend, or shall knowing y possess any mould,
pattern, die, plate, press or other tool or in
strument devised, adapted or designed for
the printing. engraving, lithographing or
making false and counterfeit stamps, In the
smilltude OF the stamps provided for by this
act, with the Intent to use or employ, or
cause or permit 1t to be used or employed in
making any such false and counterfeit
stamps shall be imprisoned at hard labor for
a term not exceeding fourteen years.
SEC. 40. Be ID further enacted. ETC., That, 80
far as the duty OF the Governor and Auditor
Is concerned, this act shall take effect from
and after It's passage, and In all other respects
IL shall take effect from and after the first
Monday Of August, 1880.
SEQ, 80. BE ii further enacted, etc., That all
laws or parts Of laws In conflict with or on
the same subject matter as this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
~ n NJ. OGDEN,
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives.
| g.. ID. MoEN ERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. Witt,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STHoNa,
Il Secretary OF State.
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