The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-10-27

| '''.-''4t1ir@ mag -stcH:r~. with ;u,uUri.
| commit, BAL y discharge.
The .nTritalai jr;rj> i.,ion of the FRS
| ny 'r@.iiia, 9:r satI! rAteHd OK,
! 'he First, to... J.. $-.-4 AZ, Seventh
| municipal tt5-l"., 81. ~ n~l, ..n+: I'M.
Il" 'Nero".. cry ti'H:aal ,ea., uyer IL,
Second. THIRD ami Fifth rUnie.;q,l DIS
'rictS OF s1iE city. In ease - yacanc,
in the office. rces>ation, disability Il
absence with Or without leave, Of either
Of said judges. il Shall !e the autv q.
the other judge 10 issue warrants Of ar
rest for the apprehension of p1rlies ac-
cused within the jurisdiction OF the
Judge he replaces. ana 10 make any or
der OF commitment or admitting 10 ba,.
that may be necessary and proper AM
might III due course. have been made hv
The Judge within whose jurisdiction the
ohense was committed. And in case Of
such vacancy, rPcusation. absence or dis
ahilty of one OF said judges, on motion
of the prosecuting officer. or Of the ac-
acting within his discretion nlav pre-
acting within his ,iishcrcton, may pro-
ceed to try and discharge or convict and
sentence parties accused of oifenses charg
ed 10 have been committed within the
jurisdiction OF liz court wherein tie va
cancv exist. or whereof the Judge is re
rused, absent or disabled In like man
ner. acting also within his discretion,
upon formal application made he may ~
committing magistrate examine and dis
charge, bail or commit parties accused
OF otfenses charged to have been commit
ted within TIE territorial Jurisdiction OF
the city criminal court In all such
eases itishall be lawful for the Judge as
sumins jurisdiction under the provision
of this paragraph 10 issue warrants Of
arrest, make preliminary orders and have
the accused brought before him. although
sitting in his o"n court: or lie NAV, in
his discretion, ocuIy the bench of the
Judge he replaces. Said Judge shall be
elected by the voters Of tLe City of New
Orleans, at large. for the term Of four
years; the first election therefor shall be
held al The congressional election in No
vemher. 1893, ami the Judges then elect
ed shall serve 1ntil May /, 1900, and
their Successors shaI! BE elected at the
parorhiai ana municipal election in the
year 1890. Thy shall be learned in the
law. and shall have resided and prac-
ticed as attorneys in the ely Of New
Orleans for not less than three wears
before their election pr appointment. The
Judges Of said courts shall each receive
1 yearly compensation Of $1,000 payable
monthly on his OWN warrant. Each Judge
shall appoint Il clerk and such deputies
IS may be authorized by law, At sala-
lies not exceeding $1,000 PEI annum
Except one deputy. who shall! be ste
AMI vino may receive a salary
lot exceeding $500 per anuum. to be
'aid in monthly iustailments by the City
# New Orleans.
Section >. Be i further resolved etc.
That said proposed amendments be sub
nittcd to the electors for their approval
r rejection As required by Article 32l
/ the Constitution Of Louisiana, and the
General election laws of this State ut
he congressional election to be held in
his State in November, 1906.
j. w. HYAMS.
peaker of the House Of Representa-
tivcs.
j. Y. SANDERS.
lieutenant Governor am! President Of
the Senate.
Approved june 90, 1906.
NEWTON {. BLANCHARD.
overro- CO The State Of louisiana.
\ true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL
ecretary Of State.