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

nal petition, and not thereafter, and that the
defendant may pray for jury trial in hls origi-
nal answer, and not thereafter. In case either
party prays for jury during term Tor
which no jury has been drawn, or the jury
drawn and summoned, for which has been set
aside, and there be time to do go and try the
case before adjournment nf the term, the eourN
shall, at once, order the jury commissioners
10 draw new or special jury, as tue case may y
be, to try the case, II either party require IL.
If the term Of court next succeeding that dur
Ing which the Jury is prayed for, Or sucoeed.
ang the time when such prayer is i1ied, II lilea
In vacation. be not a jury term. the case re-
manning untred the Judge shall order the
Jury commissioners to draw a special Jury
TO appear at such term Of court to try the
case, and these rules shall apply 70 az sue
ceedina terms until the case shall be hnallv
tried In all cases. when speclai Jury ls
ordered, the Judge shall order the drawing OF
thirty qualified jurors who shall be sum
mnped bv service of notice In the usual form.
On the trial the jury shall be impaneled and
the r,uht to challenge shall be exercised as In
jury trials In ordinary civil cases. ano Ia'es-
men may he summoned as in other cases.
SEQ 8. Be II further enucted etc. That either
PARTY to such suits may make motions Tor
new trials within the same delays, on the
same grounds and In the same manner ana
form as is provided In other cases before the
district court.
SptJ. g. Be Il further enacted, etc. That from
ali interlooutofy deorees that might WORK
irreparable injury, and from oil final ludg-
ments In such cases, any party thereto or
any Of the citizens whose names are set forth
In the petition may appeal, on giving bond In
such sum az the court may fix In the order
granting the same. Such appeal bond snail
be given In manner and form as In other ap-
peals In civil cases, and the appeal shall sus.
pend the execution OF the Judgment appealed
from. All such appeals must be taken and
the bond furnished within ten days from the
signing of the Judgment, and shall be made
returnable within ten days from the grant
Ing Of the order Of appeal to the appellate
court, wherever Ii may be Sitting, or wher-
ever 1t NAV hold its next session.
SEQ. 7. BE IL further enacted, etc. lhat IL
on appeal, the case he remanded for further or
another trial, tt Btlatt be had and ptneeetfed
with in the same manner as is provided In
the foregoing sections, for Its trial.
SEQ. 8. Be II fs,thes enacted etc, That the
pendency Of a cult to remove an officer shall
not operate suspension from Office
SRC. g. Be IL further enacted, etc, That judg-
men,s In all such suits shall become OF force
and be executory as IN other cases before the
district courts Of the State.
SEC. 10, BE IL further enacted, etc. That IL
Judgment In such suits be rendered against
the defendant he shall be condemned to pay
all costs, and II Judgment be rendered In his
wac brought shall be condemned jointly and
IN soiido to pay all costs.
II. N. OGDEN.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
4. d. MoENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Approved April TO- 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTE,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
w Will. EGeyA, A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.