The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-10-20

'MHHttlhI ma, .S.rafes. with as..."li.y
" e'i@n.'t. bal or discharge.
! The territorial .s,ll .,.....l3n Of the First
ity efl"4a. .~, -, ,.,e;.. g., .
,te tirst, t4s,. J. an' Severn
municipal n:>tg5 3d.. 80: >s.a 9r.-e.~: aa.i
'he Sevout =. ,'.jn.n51 ,ou". a.,.r the
Second, TA;ri ana ii>s4 municipal dis.
:r.cts Of sad city. In ease Il vacancv
in the Office, recusltlan &.9ai my 81
absence with or wi,I!oa; leave. ~ either
y said Judges. il sh.l! IL the ,u,v o.:
the other Judge 10 issue warrants Of ar
rest for the apprehension cf parties ac-
cused within the jurisdiction Of The
Judge he replaces. an'i u make auv or
| der OF commitment, or admitting 10 bal
| 1Aat may he Necessary and proper and
| might III dLe course have been made bv
me Judge W.tEln whose Jurisdiction the
otfense was committed. ADi in case Of
such vacancy. recus;lrion. absence or dis
ablity of one of said Judges, on motion
q the prosecuting officer. or Of HE ne
acting wi'lia his discretion, may pro
acting within his ,iishcretipa, nav pro-
sentence parties accused II otfeuses charg-
ed to have been committed within the
jurisdiction OF the court wherein the va
cancy exist. ~ whereof The iI,!ge is re-
rHsed, abscn; Or disabled In like man
nrr. acting aisa within his discretion.
upon formal application !n..ia he NAV rs
committing magistrate examine aall dis
charge. bal! or commit parties accused
OF otienses charged u have been commit
ted within the territorial Jurisdiction Of
the city criminal court In al such
eases it shall be laUfd, fer The iulgc as
Stunning jurisdiction under The provision
of this paragraphs 10 issue warrants Of
arrest, make preliminary orders and have
the accused brought before hum. although
sitting in his own court; ~ lie NAV. in
his discretion. ocarv the bench Of the
inGge he replaces. Sat- nudge shall bc
elected by the voters Of the City of New
Orleans, at large FIR the term Of four
Years; the first election therefor shall be
ac!i u the congress, nal election il NJ
Fcmber. 1898. and tile Judges then elect
eat shall serve until MAY j. 1890. and
their successors shall he Elected 1T the
paroehia. ami municipal election in the
y"ar 1892. They si.1ll l., learned in the
law. ;ind shall iave resi,;ed AMI prac-
ticcd Is attorneys in the City Of New
Orleans for nor less than three years
before their election pr appointment. Tie
Judges of said courts shuu each receive
4 yearly compensation IL $3,0G0 payable
on his own warrant Each Judge
shall appoint Il clerk and such deputies
as may be authorize, by law. u. sala-
ries not exceeding $500 per annuln,
except one deputy. who SHAH be ste
nographer. and who may receive q salary
not exceeding 81 800 per annura. TO he
paid in monthly instailueacs by The City
IF New Orleans
Section > Be i, further resolved ETC..
mittcd to the electors for their approval
n rejection as required by Article 80
u the Constitution Of Louisiana. and the
general election laws u this State at
he congressional election 20 he held in
his STATED in November. 1906.
J. W. HYAMS.
Speaker of he House os Representa-
:ives.
J. Y. SANDERS, p.
lieutenant Governor AMI President Of
the Senate. 4
Approved June % 1906. y.
NEWTON {. BLANCHARD. :
GOVERNOR q t. Sac % Louisiana. ,
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