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e; 1m vrrtm , W"e,"l".etm ire w., i"Bs R.-ars.. Atkins Billiu, Buhanan, Crain, r urley, Iueverseax, eFarmer, Frans Gibson, Golsan, lall, haney, e , Herrn Ives, Jackson of Natchi hee, Joffrlon, kirk, A lilnputer, Lancaster, ,Legenre, Letteu, Lyons, Mahoney. Millau d rlxon, Morel, Munday. Mel),onal, I.Downl, McLnroy, Neowom, )l gden or H.He istr Phipps, itlchardeon Hohnllder, Shep heril, Vaughanu, Voorules, Weoms,yYell,Young of Iberia--4. Absente-Messre. Archer, Ar nlnrong,, HIarry, lBaskin, Bulow, oler, Jarron, )ahtvlson, Dillard, Faulkner, Itarris, hlrrilnq, .lon-, Morgan, McO(Jdn Pearte. 'Ihllllp, P'rit'hnerd, Jocbhe tringfeflow, Talt,,n, Vernalo, VIII ýenºt, Wilams of Morehlluos, Young of Ht. Landry---4. The motion was not agreed to, M1RBiAGE1 FROM 'tl'O ll iVRitINolt. The following rnessage was recoiverl from the Governor: EaC'(t'IVK i)arwrlmwTan I Mid(I,, 1f L nyi sl n+II n . New Orleann. Apilln, 10511. To the BSeaknr auul Members of the House of Repremeulatlvee: I have the honor to inform your honorable body that his lxeelloney the Governor has this day approved and signeld hoe bills as follows: House bill No. l22. An edt to enabli tlte Cll Izene' lantk of oInt Isiana to make compromlnse and settlements with its mortal a. stockhohlders; tA lenable slad stockholders to free their real estate from said mortgagee; to secure the appilha tion of tile amounts reall .ed from saihl mIIIort gages to the paymnlt of the Ltatle lodlis in ued In aid of the bank, and to use the legal liabilitles and necessary expenseo of sail morteage stock do pirtnient; to Ilorease the dlr~otr for the Htate on th.e board of saii t nd ti-o -oonfer on th et t ea'ta tut-ea ud owers with referrene to said oomnpro ; to prescribe the londlitions ion whinh act is passed and Is to hIaveefT.ct. aRt require and prscrllte the mole ln whlch' benefits of the act shall be conpteld. ouse bill No. 20(, An act to provide for present and future re to buildings beloungln to the State Pentl House bill No. 20(2, An aot to put hi foro andl effect artihl 20111 ao the constitution of the State of Louisiana. Very respectfully, MAIO(IiEE. I'. MALO Hil0lTP. Prl vate Hecretary. Mum4Aom FRoMI TT It BSNATIh. The following message was received from the Benate; M.aNATa (OnAMelrn New Orleans. April P. is1)1. To the SBeaker and Members of the house of llepresentatives: I am directed to Inform your honorable body that thesnnate has colnllrrel d in House(oncurrent lt.olnltion, Gasnting the useof rlomn Nos. 6 and 7 In tahe University buhllding at the ororner o .f la ronne and (Oommtnon streets, to thll New ()r In~ d Academy of Soleoneus. House Concurrent Resolution. Authorising the boards of supervlsors of the Univerlity orLouisiana, at Now Orleans, Itd the Louisiana State University and Meanlli mal College, at Baton Rouge, to establish chairs of nautical ducat lolm. Respectfully, JOHN (CLE(i(, lecretary of the enmate. Mr. Atkins moved to suspend the rules in order to take up Senate bill No. CH. By a rising vote of :17 yeas to 21 nays the motion was not agreed to. Mr, Jackson.of St. Mary, moved to alijourn tatl to-morrow at 11 a. m. The motion was not agreed to. Mr. Devereaux moved to suspend the rules, in order to take up Nenate bill No. io. The yeas and nays were ordered on this motion, and resulted as follows: . Yeas-Messrs. Bi1liu Buchanan, Cade, Car on, Oraln, Ourley, 1Dvereaux, Feasel, Gib s oleann Hall, Haney, Harris, Henry, ye, Kirk 1lelnpeter Lancaster, Legendr, ahny, Millaudon, Mixon, Morel, Munday, olonald, McDowell, MoLeroy, Newsom. ¶ PoI, 1 Rihardeon, Robertson, Shep hed Vuatn, Wies-.9 . Nays- ee'rs. Aitken, Allaln, Atkins, ltul gert, Caolle, Coegrove, Delhfl, Dickerson, Dudcskrter, Essex Farmer Faulkner, Fra sier, uardnar, Hathaway, Heldenhain, Jack son of 8t Mary Joffrlon, Kavanaugh Lan dry, Letten, Lucke, Lyons, Morgan, IMoCul lough Pollard Qlinn, Roche, Sohnelder, laiffer, St. C1air Verret Voorhies, Weems, Williams of Terreb~,no, 'Yell, Young of Ibe rll-8-. Absent-Messrs. Archer, Armstrong, Bar ry, Baskin, Bulow Butler, Davidson, Dil lard, Frnas Herring, sekson of Natchl 0hes, Jones, Moeain, Ogden of lBossier. Pearet, Phillips, Pritchard ,tringfellow, Tal ton, Varnado, Vincent, Wllinams of More house, Young of St. Landry-2:1. The motion was not agreed to. On motion of Mr. Gibson the House ad journed until 10 o'clock a. m. to-morrow, Iaturdsy, April 10, 1810. PlrElt J. TREZEVANT. Clerk of the House of Reproesentatlves. OILYFICIAL. LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. PUBLISIHED) BY AUTIIORITY. REGULAR SR.AMON OF 180. No. 96.] AN AO ' Defining the duties of district attorneys throughout the State, and fixing their tees. SEcTION 1. Be it enactd iby the (eneral As asemby of the State of Lousmiama. That It shall be the duty of the district attorneys through out the State (the parish of Orleans excepted) to attend the sessions of the courts in each of their respective judicial districts, and shall t resent the State in all civil and criminal one. In the districts in which the Su preme Court shall hold sessions they shall also represent the State In all criminal cases Coming before said court. SBcrioN 2. Be it further etnac.d, etc.. That It shall be the duty of the district attorney and assiseltant district attorney of the parish of Orleans to conduct the prosecution of all criminal cases coming before the criminal courts of said parish. 81i. 8, Be it further sncted, etc., That the district attorneys throughout the State shall be entitled to receive, in addition to their)eal aries as allowed by the constitution, the fol lowing fees, to wit: Five dollars for each con viction on which the accused is finally sen tenced only to pay a fine; ten dollars for each conviction on which the accused is flually sen tenced to Imprisonment in jail; fifteen dollars for each conviction on which the accused is Anally sentenced toimprisonment in the pen itenttary for a term shorter than life; twenty dollars for each conviction on which the ae eaed Is finally sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for life; and twenty-five dol lass for each conviction on which the ac eased is finally sentenced to death. He shall treelaelveonly one fee in any case, and shall not be paid his fee until the sentence has become Sal on appeal or otherwise. Sa. 4. Be it frthter rac4ted, elC., That the several district attorneys in this State (the arish of Orleans excepted) shall advise the uce juries and parish school boards upon . apploation made, and shall represent them in all suits. ]ae. 5. IBe it further enacted, etc., That the district attorneye of this State (the parish of Orleans excepted) shall receive a commis salon of five (5) per cent on all amouuts they may collect In any suit in favor or the State, parlah or school boanis,and the commisnions, as now allowed by law, for collections on for 1slted bonds, aale8.. iB rter enacted, etc.. That all OWS ILI, and Afffi 1 thtbt6 set Bpeaker of the ioume of Btiresentatlves. . D. MoNLERY. Lleutenant Governor and Preeldent of the Senate. Approved April10, IR10. I,)UIS A. WIL"TZ, (overnor of the Htato of lioulelana. A true ompy: Wlrrt. A. H'TnoNi, Heeretarty of State. No. 97.1 AN A(I' To prlivlile for I he poel lonltment of I he pay Ilent of taxeo It, (t1we of over'flow, Wogeirni eonlll ol t lon. goI|nerai l id5itt utli it ,lof the l'rope, or other pttlll lito y, as pro ltion. rimblp of !~h ,.'ltI of i,,i.i.iif1(i , Thaltl. i (ll'ma I iv',llow, roll'tral ioinlll gratollllll , Igrn or'al icitrhi't ill of I I ro lrupi by lstopl , or oith er puite ehn.itllly In any lllatrlot or t1trleh of lhiln Mtale, re.idlri.n th, forolbie coll etihon of taxo' in anly sulte dli tlt l t pa , or tth, n 1411411 n ollu'o ll t ll, IIrI11.at1 Lie, th erte shl all Ile Ii .et11h onllllnci l oI'itfI tx i t, Ht at4l, Il'tp rochlL or m nll -lll , pall, on l i.d ofr other iproplrty fo tillifd In ant'y 11l(1l d11stri.. or purihll (1ulrillg the y1atr of sllth iountlagrationi , i|s.itutiotlon, overflow or otlher lphuilic PalamiIty; bilut, Sull DAte vttI iiitor eolirl ion of taxois httll be po0ltpon.l until tho suced.r.|g year or until another (lrop ma It. N. O(I)FN, Speaker of the llouse of Itepresentl.aives. H. D. McEN ERlY, Lieuttenant (lovernlor antld Presldont of the Renate. Approvedl April 10, 9RaO. LOU1HS A. WILTZ(, Governor of the State of Loulliant . A true copy: Wl'ta. A. H'Trno Hoiroetary of Sta.,n. No. Wl.1 AN AUT 'To orfgan!'ze the (Jrlnlinal I)istrlit (!ort of the parish of Orleans as oItabillshfl hy artll'le 11110 of the couit itultIo of the State; to oreate a Hloard of 1 Jury tuommitnloners for the parish of Orleans; providing for the apoi.nttienlt of the same and the fill Ing of vttanoeles therenl; fixing tlihe num her of the hIard; dlefinintg its l duln, pow orn and l.,nmponatlion ; provi(llng for the manner of drawing and sel.,eting and ein patelin iratd, ptlt, and tales julrors for the parish of Orleans; providing for the division of the Crh ulnaIl)i trlot ourt for the parish of Orleans Intho Sectlionst; provlb Illg for an annual vaoatllon for ea(ch of the udlges of said court ; proovilin for the transfer of causes pO ingll ihn theHSlpeorlor Oriminal and the First )lstliet Courts for the parlsh of Orleans to the Crlminadl i)I triet Court for said parish; provldling for the appotlntlmeot of a short hanlid reporter for the UOrlutInal ll)trlet Court for thte p.,rlsh of O()rlans and fixing tle salary, and to repeal all laws land parts of laws in confllct herwitlh. Metfnbl of t(h1,trvlr it ,ouiain.ra. That Ithere shanll ble, in the larish of ()IOrlans, a hoard of Jury aonmlllslhionors comlIposed of three regI - ,elýnd votors. resldiig in 1,114 parish of ()r loans, the acts of two of threm to be as valid and hinditig as II' perforlmotd by all, ael. 2. He it further vartb'td, rt',r That in mledlately after the orgituilz.tlion of tie (Jrlm Ina l)listrlet Court for Ihe parish off Orleans the t(overnor shall appoint, from the regis tered voters of the parish of Orleans, three plersonts, to be rellovaHl) at his pleasure, who shall constitute the hbard of jury comllls sloners. Eaeh of the said colmimsltnors shall receive a salary of six hundred dollars per annuml, payable quarterly, by the city of New Orleans; and in ease, from abse)Rnl or from Inability to act, there should be no quorum of said board of jury commissioners, the (iovernor shall fill such temporary va canny or vacancies by the appolntment of a oommuissoner or commlssloners, who shall have full power to do and perform all acts appertainlng to the office of jury commnils sioner. The said commnssloners shall select, at large, Impartially from the oltlaens of the parish of Orleans, having the quallllations requisite to register as voters, ile names of not less than one thousand persons compe tent to serve as Jurors, a list of whose names shall be made out and returned cortltledi, un der their hands, to the clerk of the Criminal District Court of the parish of Orleans, to be liled b him In his ofllhs; said list shall be kept complete, and supplemented, from time to time, before each drawing, anti no drawing shall be made from a list of less than one thousand such names; and, In order to the proper prop aration of such lists and supplemental lists, and to the selection by said comuntsslousnr of none butgood . and comlpetet jurorse provided, that no person shall be compelled to serve as a juror oftener than once In two years in the district courts of the parslh of Orleans), the said commissioner shall have, at all timne, access to and the right to copy from the sev eral tooks of registration of the parish of Orleans, and slall have authority to apply to the Criminal i)lstrict Court for, and said court shall thereupon direct to be issued, sub Ipense to secure the attendlanot of wltnesuur and the production of papers before said board of jury commlssioners, and persons falling to obey such subpuonas may be pun ished for contempt. The said commission ers shall have power and are hereby required to administer the following oath to all per sons appearing before thlem : "You will well and truly answer such ques tions as may be put to you touching the qual ilicatlons of one -to serve as a juror. So help you (tool." Any wilful and corrupt false swearing by any person before said commissioners, or either of them, shall be deemed wilful per Jury, and punished in the manner now pre scribed by law foresuh offense. Each of the names so selected on said list and on all sup plemental lists shall be written out by said elerk on a separate slip of paper, together with the place of resilence of each person, and the slips of paper on which shall be written tie ilnaoes and places of resldence of the persons on the said lists shall be placed in a box or wheel to tbe kept for that purpose by the criminal abt iff of the parish of Or loans; and lifteen days before the expiration of every month in which said Criminal Dis trict Court shall hold its session the said commilssioners, togetlher with the said sherifT, shall draw from said box or wheel the number of names, not less than one hundred, ordered to be drawn by eltlet of the judges of the Criminal Distriot Court, and the persons whose names shall be so drawn shall constitute the petit jury for tile month or session of the court sucooeding such drawing, except in cases where It may be necessary to select a grand jury for the parish of Orleans, in which case the persons to compose the grand jury shall be first se lected from the whole re.ire returned into court, and the remainlung persons shall con pose the petit jurors for the mouth; provided, that In any case where a jury has been seo lected and empaneled for the trial of any cause pending in said court, if the same be not concluded within the mouth, the jury so empaneled shall continue to serve until said cause is finally decided, or until other wise discharged by the court. SEe 3 Be it further enacted, etc., That the grand Jury for the parisht of Orleans shall consist of sixteen persons, twelve of whom shall constitute a quorum. It shall serve for three mouths, unless sooner discharged by the court. Each judge of the Criminal District Oourt shall, alternately have entire control of the grand, jury for the parish of Orleans, both as to its selection and instruc tlon. In case of Inability to act, from sick ness or other cause, on the part of the judge to whose turn the care of the grand jury may devolve, the otter judge of the Crimi nal District Court shall assume charge. The judge whose commission is for the longer term shall have the selection and direction of the tlit grand jury organized under this act. SEO. 4. Be it finrther enacted, et., That drawings of jul les for the civil district courts of the purish of Orleanes shall be made by the Board of Jury Commissioners and the Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, in the pres ence of the criminal 8het iff of the parish of Orleans, who shall at all times have the cus tody of the jury wh~lI or box. The jury wheel or box shall be emptied of its contents and refilled with other names, whenever so ordered by either of the judges of the Criml nal District Court. Sac. L . Be it further esacted, etc., That1 whenever a petit jurs for the Orimial Die- º I.11 u} lm h .tt b rm d lll a above pro vi9, saad belfore te ti l o0 every caue's, it shall be the duty of the orlminal sheriff to place In a box the names of the persons com oesing the said petit Jury, and to draw there Irom In open court, by lot; and the order In whloh the nnmes hall be thus drawn shall be that In which they shall be presented for em panelment; providred, In case the said panel shou1d he exhlausted, the namune of the tales ijurors, drw in I oi Pnformlty witlh exlstinrg Iaws, shall he pll lo by alde' criinal shortfT In s.al box. anId shell by hli hbedrawmi In n opon fiourt,, by Ilot, and thlat, said tLalos jurors shall In, presented for eFipllprllnltllont I the san. i manlelr ias i'orin provided for tim regular panel ,of petit jurors. Sit. ii. lr it furithir rnvt'f"'f, dt., 'hat. the (OrhIlr alt I )IstriI o) , f)il. l,11h plrish If Or loil nni 'Idivlidld lot two st1,1h0l s, "A" mnid "II" of tlhe lrminal !ist rhit lcoulrt for 1,l lfarsh or )frl'lnans; thnt, br' jldgo appointreod or the short, t,Urm elicit prnsllll i in l. 'ntion, "It" of said lll'rt1 ; that l h1o jltY lli' i nlilhintit l ort the intl tlorin shnIll pirets t in lcI,iin "A" ofr snald ,IRt; that et.itl of ltl jllotle sit l ll s.ole ,L C Il, Jilenti 'y for hi1, Stlilloll, in c nll tformity wit hI ,lil, provlvtnnino th io it,. Hlot. 7. IHe ii f l'lher 'thro fl tl, rhi., 'l'halt e h ofl tIh jLlnldgI ' of l ioI te linttinal I lt.rih', oI u'l, for thi ipadith *I of (Or iinrs Itnny hav'i ln an niai val VlCatio of tlii montll hi, till, li theLiiI time froni the IIrel. of linnso tli tIli ill t of I i' 'oeiiitl'r. they rolnaiting hhl o tit i etwo.nt I Jthinmselv's; I 'iirll', , that trhoe'Ir it sill.i r lmaRin ropn l lIrilnt tieI enlti' ymtr, silll elthi.r oine of t11 two jildgesn shall hold iii.nui l during thuf above mnentinnnd pMrio. Slvviiaturiovtl nilil', iiiiliii 'iio.i 8Ha,. H. Its' it f('rtuher ni'ft, fl, f'.. That all causea pending in LiN hll'inr (liilal anild the Li'.rst, lst riet ,ll( rt, for Ihit pariih lof Orleans, on lh. thirty-ilrst day of uly, eighteen lihuil roil ail nighlty. t re . .'arsferreul to the Ori uhlnal I I ltril. OUr'ti for I he parishl of Orleans on the lt .i, Mondayli of Aiugust, eighteien hiunli'red iinld eighty. ha'. 9. lH it fiurlhir irurf"tl", rti., T'lat the clerk of the trlnilnsal L)istrlet Cohurt, for the piarish of Itrnianea shall ap poinlit aI shorthand reporter for thie (Crlminal lI)lstrilt (Jourt for the parish of Orleans, at a salary of ltwvelve hundred l dollar'e plr anionm. Hao'. ii IIr if flwithiir enamefrl, ti'., That all sites and parts of aots hin.nsslAtrntll hornwitlh he and they are hiermuy repealed ; andl that this ant take efT.e, from and llafte'r the lirst Monday in August, olghtonn hiindro.ld and eighty. I. N, O(lI),N. Speaker of the house of It'prgeen.iativois. H. I). Me'lINiitY, leiutenant Governior and 'resihemit of the Henate. Approvvil April 10, 1I55l. IJ t1t A. WliTZ. Govern'or of the State of Loultllana. A true r.py : Wi,tI,. A. HInioN Mone.rt.arvy of H ate. No. 99i.I AN AltIt To regulalte thl system of pllotagn of titn piots of ,th' State' to idoelin t'' s ulilaites ilons iof pilo.ts, a.idi to ildefline the dijtltte of the Ioard of examuitulnelrs, and ) lll lovld for tho aplpLintnul t ol f ill lots. Stwri IO'N I. hr it rIn /idt by the, (,nerrIl Annl'nbll r f the Siut of ouit.liRiltl. Tlhat It shall le I the dully oif theII Ioal ofr illllllner ito report to the Il iveronoir any and all vai'an clnR o!llorrinlg hby d)(tlh, reig.atilol or otilher wlts I IthIn 1 ii lunlbo' of pllotsl of I.lo' alln, arnt ailsI tionll) a lleling ol f thie he ar(d ofl i otmi, ers for the examillnatlon of allppllaintsl, o 1111 S11i.. 2l. Il' it furlth r enyitrd, rh,, That no peroin shall hrteafter In, apointoll ait pilot, for thle l tltl'rall or i, 1th Mlssin. sl)1 il'h i ii11n1es hel te a duily q iiilll il Inletor oif tlil State of ll1slailla, alli shalll have anltuall y served In a pilot boat at tl, le imlotlth of tihe MIt.innillppl rliver for th.e palen of at( Ialst tweilveI nlolthl neIxt pre.lelitlng ,ho date of lhis afppllatlton, andl shall Ihavn nlrel Ici'ob n ltlelenlld.io to tih ( Ioveror of thiHtl ate bly the htiard lof exain-l P4i as litllg dilly quialillid as a )branchl pilot f'lr the port of Now OC)r.anIs. Hai.: 3. ie it f'rlherr rnartled te., That every hranch pilot, In order to eintitle hi toi acLt as such, shall give bond to the Mtate, with two smllilent surltlqs, retldellts of Now I h'lrlans, in the sum of two thousand dollars 1$w0sl), sullject to the approval iof the master andl war don or the pirt, of Now Orleans. tHE11. 4. 1] it furthrr enateled, re., That If any outgoing vdssols shall carry oit to sea, through th i fault of the nmaster or owner of sucth vessel, any plot, when it boat Is attlnid Ina to recilve him, the nasiters and owioers of sucllh veseil shall pay, hesll.des tihe plloitag to the pilot the salnn mionthly wageK,, during the passage of such vessel. as the ehlof mate Is rI'.eivilng, and saId miiaster or owner shall likewise pay sa plIillot's passagli ihomi, on the first vetNsol elaring for tllle port or for the nearest port, eiovnllVnigtll to It. Sitc. i, lie it furllher cnac't.d, c'l., That no branch pilot shall 6(. allowed to leave his sta tion for mIore than Rsevn (7) olonse ulitve days, unless he shall have obtainled leave of asenuce from the Governor of the Stabt, upon the written recommendation of the boards of nx amillners, under penalty of fifty dollars ($50), recoveratble before any court of completeynt jurisdiction. Hut. GI. Ire it further enacted, etc., That the Governor shall appoint, as pilots for the en trance of CJalasleu river and other ontranc.es, ports or passes on the sea coast of the State, which are not already provided by existing laws, such number of duly quallled persons recommended by the boards of examiners, as the Interest of the comumerce of such ports may require, who shall be subject to exlstIlng laws, as far its appliltable to such ports or passoes. B. N. OGDI)EN, tpeaker of the lf lonse of RlprAlrosntatlves. S. 1). MoENEILY, Leutenant Governor and Proeslident of the Henate. Approved April 10, 1840. LOUIS A. WILTZ, Governor of the State of Loulalana. A true copy. WILL. A. SrRONo, Secretary of State. No. 100.1 AN AC' To amend sectton 33:86 of the IRevised Statutes of 1870. lie it ten.ai'ctsd b tlhr ('eneral Assennmbly of the State of Louii.anai, 'Thatesctlon 3:8386 shall be and the samve is h1ereby amended and re-en actedl so as to reald as follows, viz: S8E(rloN 3L86. In ctRse any legal road be closed, obstructed or changed in violation of the provisIons of this act, It shall be the duty of the Police .Iaury, summarily, to open andl remove all obstructions to said road, and to restore It to Its former condition, at the ox pense of any person or persons who may have closed, obstructedl or clhanged the same. It. N. O(l)EN, Speaker of the House of Itlioresentatives. 8. D. McENEltY, Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate. Approved April 10, 18)0. LO UIS A. WILTIZ, (Governor of the State of Loubisana. A true copy: Wllr. . SA. TRONo, Socretsry iof State. No. 101.1 AN AC To repeal soction 3:385 of the Revised Stat utes of 1870. Be it enacted byi the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana, That section 3385 of the Revised Statutes of 1870 be and the same Is hereby repealed. H. N. OGDEN, Speaker of the House of It ipresentatives. S. D. McENERY, Lieutenant Governor and yPresldent of the Senate. Approved April 10, 1880. LOUIS A. WILTZ, Governor of the State of Louisiana. A true copy: WILL. A. STRONo, Secretary of State. No. 102.1 AN AC To transfer a certain balance in the State treasury now credited to the levee and drainage fund, to the jgeneral engineer fund. SNirrION 1. Be it enacted by the General As Rembly of the State of Louisiana. That the amount of seventeen thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty-two cents o$17,116 62), now in the State treasury to the creldit of the levee and drainage fund, be and the same is hereby directed to be transferred to the credit of the general engineer fund for levee purpses, and the same shall be made use oh according to extsting law, solely for ae~penses incurred during the year 1880. 8. 1. Be it fre anatd, etc.. That all laWi orf tart Of laws in onflltot with this ao. be and the same are hereby reiealed. Signed) t . ; OGDEN, aker of the louse o Representativee. B D.) McENEItY, Lieutenanrt (overnoP and President of the Menatn. Approved April 1to 1890. LOUI1 A. WIhT%, (Govn'or' of tihe Stater of oiu41latana. A true copy: Wi4t.. A. 4rnoNo, H4rotrct.lary o HMla.nt. No. 10:1.1 AN A(TI' Relative tLo eh pre.sripthiin of debts dun In .olrtai. n 4 harll t l'nhl alll dlloatlonaIl 1In11 to tlionll aili funds. Ilr 11 rIelrt1 by1 Ihr 4l1n1ral Anr1rnhlyl of1 lh folellof ,aninionl. ''hat thin tolun of pr Hilrp toln r o 1 ll l l AP ll a1 t ,14, dn 11 to any h1rll i - hhn 1 lInttlllolln hin I s ,' Hta, to anlly o l.41 ftild or1 f1n111 , of any i14n1 litI thonl of 11 rtl4'lL ing orI I 4, fHlaly lll l44Ill t.1!l14 114l. I4h 4,.lS 1,1, 441II pose s, for (,h110 prpl'l . or 1 l( l tr't. utin.tl to thi 1p4r1' o4'r inhldenlt, or for purpo111 of o dlu 41ati.on; .4.111 o4f all do4hte oiof ntrat.,d hby I borrow ing the worllh or llpart l any d na, fi4 rlllt1, l1all o thirlty yllears; Providrd tI, 1,1141dnlt is el O1oed bIy wr11'II,IIg. I(Hlgl id.) It. N. 4(IDl)EJiN lp11eaker f Ite lw 1110 of IItr r4itati vei, H. I. MKINIEltY, .lmoltenannlt (o'verior a4144 I 'rnshllont, the Approved April In, 14r10, IA) l4n A. WIII'Z, (lovern1r of thIIi , 8tateof L, l.4Olrlin.1. A tl,' runcopy: W41.,. A. T'rioN4I, H ,orn ta lr y o f M t.a t l,. .. . No. 104.1 AN AJTI' Providhg for the fIudlig of nrt,,ain o llga tion1,; l1designating a board to f1u0=l the allln1e; pr'errlIlng tlhe' c(4harac4lr" or t hT 1o4te bonlil41 to I, leu1 I ther1orT4, a11lnd de lIrnilig the pll wer ti'11i duties of nalI bo4ard: authorizingll the prourelimentn of M1at1lk4 4n1 d bohl-k. .y~ slt 1-. .rard, and the ornployI4rnt oTr 1.'llrk; (orn'ating a board of nxalillnre1; d(fining theirh polweres and iidutyI, anld alllthorizlg the em1plnoymnt11l of a clerk; provhidingK for the pri'er'a tion of warrants'l, wlhet fuindod or X Itchangetlld for el'rtlleat, ; ellreatlng la flrnd for lthe rAdemtllnlonl of thei halldt herein auth1ori'zl to be l4 ued, aind1 for lte pay. niont of the Illnterrt, thereon, when 4ue. Ir3'l'IiloN 1. Ior ift 4n'1e1 l by Ithe G(li4ral Ai 14e(bly 0/f Mhr / nlht of L.., 1iana41 , That the Auditor of 1'ub4i Anc4ou1t4, the tate' Ir o. - Ilrer and the Attoru y (Gloerl of the 1 4ate of L.olilan arT hlllti er r by 4on31 stit41u it Fund Ing htoard, with plower to full all Auditollr' warranlts which Ithy shall flnld to) h valid a141d1 which 1arel de·elarel to be so fund abth11yn 1 h lhonllRtutllona ord1inance for the rollof of del1inquent, taxpayers, 4and :suc1h obllgationm of plublhic charitable i ,tith lltlions as r prll'ovbldl f4or hy ahid orill n1tin,44; ln'rlhid-l, lnth same al 1 evildlnod 14y jdRgimeiint, as lPlori ftn i" natrllehlnitl, hi bonds of the dnolllnluatioh n of livodoliar11l, bearing lu tlrnl, and ayal bl as p4rov4l4d1 Ii n 41d orldl ninl41. Anlly two )llnmembers of a41I Fllndlng hI4ar4 d shall ('ln l it"1.n llt 11ri14m. 'lThie lli ourrlnollnll lof w' il,=enlhbrl or ald Finnding Ihantri shall ire rquil'0d to fldopt any mIotionl rtleohllhonl , lor' ltl .llilr.itilon ll do b iofrnt sol hoard lurl to miakn lnaiit any ollinllh act loln ')t ith lolb tir'd; .IIthl li', 1 4in'4 IIl 4r i ishall pro cl4441,. withIn IIeI.y htays 11 t11 t1he pIrorn1liIga ,hion )f liT is 41t., an44 arttar thirty lays1' lu il advelhrthl Ienl,, to l inil still Amluditr's wTll' 4iants antld h1140 o1TblllllgatlonI oA f pubIlh haritablleio IinlitutdOoln Into .nl ht onds, cn provhilwl biy said ordinane1; "lpro riR14, th1 f1n of 4 each li4 v d101 Itll bond sh1all st1atl lth nm te"r of the war rant or certillloa amll 1vhl1eno1 to Ihdentiy It with the waR'rit, or o1rtlll, It1 for which 4lnlh 1411(d m1l lhave gbein vn n in nxchalln(le.'" HER, 2. Ih it further r'cl4l(', ri'.. h'l4l1at no Aulditor's warrants shall be t aken a41 valld by said Fuiding hloard for the purpose of fundingll the same1 4 a aforerald, 1iale1ss the e1n nrshall 1have first boon exalmhined iby the Audiltor. TI'reiasurer and Attorney UnIneral of the Stat ant In dorsed by thelm as valid. No obligathon of pnlhli0 charltable l atitu t1hns of the Hat, ,provideld for lln sai1 or dIhinan1 , shall he r1oelved lby a1!i Funding1ln 1ioalrd or flnded Into saild b)onsl, iunles t,he ca4t1 shall have Ilr1t, 11sen i1quldated and dchlIarnd valid by jaigmenlt o(f a cour4 t of comnp41tent jurledilion. 'The hsaid bonds, with the 3coupons[ attached therito, shall not excanile In .zo a i, treasury note of thoe 1nit4l 1tate of theo d4nolrlnnaon of $5, shall be nIlnberi o4 no1111tvely, Rig nd by the Gov e rnor alnd Treasurer of the Htate, and 1e ro doom ablo at the p.asure of thel tate, at the expiratlon of six y1ears from January 1, 1410, hi lawful money iof the h tlled ll1tat, 1 lat the 01.101 of, lo TrtItauror of the1 8at.4l. 8rln,. 3., Mr' fiur/h r a...t/d. rtI.. That said Fllrding lhlard 1 hereby auth orzlal to lpur chase and pay for all books and blank is 4s oesalry to carry ount the provisions or sald or dinance and of1thl a44t, ..d to .is ) employ l4a clerk tor the nIontary l m, 4at orlan annu1l salary not to lxo0eal the stun of twelvo ht undtr.l dollars. It 4hall b tho duty of said4 Funding h4oard to keep a full and (ore'(t rocord of all their pro c(sIllng, and parrticularly to d3' cri()e therein the numhr14s, ldate, alot!nts an1 charactor of all the Auditor's warra nts by them funded. andl the numbers and dates o the 1bod1s givoen In exclhang for each of the anld to( spo(Ilfy to wh(om and when 111uc1!d. HiEo. 4. e,' ii further oru/led, Neo'., That the Auditor, Treasurer and Attorney General of the hsat. are tolgeth4r constituted a board of •exrmlrt11r1, who shall within twenty days from the promulgathin of th( 1 act, 411( aftA'r publlle adlv ertlefant, rocnl to xmiwnlle utc1h Auditor's warra4nlts a44 thoy larI 4 1thor 1411 11) to exlmlnln biy 114h1 ordninneo, and such of t1lm 411 t1hey s1i4ll i4d v1llhl they shall hidel with 41 state4me4nt of thllt fact. They 11hiill forthwith regllt44r. (411n1el and turn ov1r to 144ld Fundin1 baord 1u144i Anulltor's warrant 411, after having been 4x1mlwl )y them, 11h1ll havwl 41)n found w3lh a1nd (n dormod by thorn 411 such, 1h4ll have been -xchanged by them for ('Artlhlclte11 of the Auditor and Trealurer, a4 provid(e by 1a41 odlnance, togetller with l1 proc4 s 4'rbal speclrying th1 numh4r1, dIataI 411id an4ount4 o1 ti1 e 1 c4rtiltliates 114s1i41l In 111u of elIch of 1ahi warrants, and to whom and when 111111d, an41 the Govrnor o hal} ord1r 1ild proc)4 ve4rl4l to b4 pubhllh4l and to 1)e filed In the o4lle or t41 1ecrltary of 8tate. 41d1 board o( 4x4m4nlerd4ar1 heroby author Izid to fmploy a clerk, fr the n4ces11ary time, at an annu4 l ealary not 4o 4,xcod the suim of twdilv hundred (Iollars. and ltabli1ll be theIr duty to kl4p a full and correct record of all their proc)ol0nt1 411 pnlrtliuhlrly to d4 11cribl therein the numhers, (dates, amounts and character of all warrants Indorsed by them as valId, su1,h a4 they shall have re j41ctel. All warrant4 rej13ct1d 1hall e stamped rejectel1 and such as they 1hall have ex changed for certiflcatIe; when and by whom presenteld for ('xamlnath)n and to whom they have delivered such 418 tley have lndorsed as valid. Iutnv ut1 UVtIJ u U SUU lt1 LILIy 115 Vt I11l(LtOtU a13 valid. It shall be the duty of the Funding Board to deposit In the office of the State Treasurer all warrants which may come into the posses sion of said board, under this act which shall be preserved in the archives of his office by the State Treasurer, in the same manner as the State warrants which have been paid by the State Treasurer. The face of the certifl cates issued shall state the numbers of the warrants for which the certificates weregiven. Said Funding Board shall cause to be filed in the office of the Secretary of State a proces verbal enumerating and describing all war rants by them deposited in the office of the State Treasurer; and the Secretary of State shall cause said proces verbal to be published In the official journal. Ssc. 5. Be it further enacted, etc., That no warrant shall be fundable or receivable for taxes or exchanged for certllicates unless bearing date subsequent to the first day of January, A. D. 1875, except as otherwise pro vided for in the constitution of the State, and outstanding at the date of the adoption there of; provided, this shall not apply to war rants to be issued by the Levee Company, which shall be received and provided for as they are directed by said constitutional ordi nance to be received. R. N. OGDEN, Speaker of the House of Representatives. S. D. McENERY, Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate. Approved April 10, 1880. LOUIS A. WILTZ, Governor of the State of Louisiana. A true copy: WILL. A. STRONG, Secretary of State. bo. 1OU.J AN AOT To authorize the poltee Jur to rovide for fundltg the floating and outstandin in. debtedness of the parish of ast ell olana, to verify the legality of said i.n debtednese and ascertain Its amount, and to provide for the paymnnt of the trinol pal and interest thereotf by epe'tIal tax for that purpose, and to limit the rate of in tores.t on said liblenrl0ee. DuIe and legal notion having Ieen lgvon, as pro) vlid l by article 4H1 of the o(n.ietlttirn of Ioulsrlana, of the Intentlon ito apply for the pasaRRge of this act; therefore, H(rrrl(N 1. lit it ottrrl'd hIlh the (trnral An arnmlhl of Ithe NSta' of ,ouiirt anai , 'Thalt the pIholl jIlury of the piarish oit ii. at, V olnllanrI, alld they arie hIeritby u,11ihorzi d hi o tihe orrrttaidiiig Inrvibtodines of said pIarieh, to an 1amn111t nItl , ex'neillrig twelve tihouerln dollars, bty Ie1l111ng 1,0)it4 of the plarish there for, niattllrling iI not Ieas thn tl iv( nor more thanr twenty ynaIs frl) llI h dater i,' hir ist eiralline, at the rate of rlot, lrl ore than sixty (etl il Ih thinlllar of amil Ili ito'tehlr.ns, ani Ito hear iliternit at Sil1I a r1'4t, peOr 1an1111nn, not tAn iexno.d ftive poi'r cent, nor losi tihti tlhre pier nllt, as said pllo jur'y may detenr mi no. SEi. 22. It, it further, M,tulrdu r,'., T''hat all olalrre5 ag'irnst s.al(I l.rirh shaltl bion rittili to a Ibo(ard of audllt, coillIpoI d or the lpr'etl dlient of the pollon jury anl two frrenholders, crillinnr of sald parish)l, to ben elictri biy said pollin jilry. ''That, Oeach Itlerner of salil IoardI shall take a'n orath liefore enterinrg ilponl the dlnc1harge oef his duties as a nelonber Itherien to faithfully perform thie sare; to derignatl for funding all asnhi d.ebts as are legal and validl in law, and to reject all othirs. Msai. 3. lie it furtrher enacted. etc.. That In case the pollee jury of saild parish acoept the provisions of thli act by prassing an or.tl nlantc to that effoot, the Ineriboer of Said board of audit shall, at a time and place to he fixed by said orlinance, meet and take the oath prescribed( and proceed to the audilting rnd adjustilng the elaltrn against said parish. HMc. 4. lie it .further rnait'td, te., T''hat said board Ift audit ehall o rgar _n by nierfting on of thelr own mnemlbers president, andi shall also select women Rultable rperson to act as seo rotary of the board, anri that said eneretary shall take an oath to faithfully perform the dultle inllcurnblnt upon himr e sucoh. Two members of said htoard shall constitute a jquorurrn for tile transaction of businessl ; and all canee in whinh tihe two nrmbers present aallnot agree, shall te laid over for action to be held thereon by a full hboard. In ease a vacancy oelulrr, In aid lhoard it shall be illled by thoe 4Iollo juryof lAid 1parih. 131. t,. Ier iit fturherr rnratetl, etc,.. 'hat when organized, slill botarid or audit shall give uotion, by advertsling thirty days in a newe paper published in sald parilsh, orf the timrun And plaeno at wloh they will hegln the work of audlting tlhe paris'h liltnde.lrlness arid tihe timne of their regular mou(ting. 'lThey shall 8ai1 give notice in said aidvertlninomnut, that, wlthln three monlth friom the time of the'ir irl't ireeting, the work oif aulliting will cloeo; and that all irerlltors of thel piarih'l, whoses claimIs have inot beoni pr)eentA' wlthin the 1Ino desliginated, will not be audited or fundled. HSic. i. irs it further trimct'id, rel.. That, said loard of Audit shall kmep i a book or iooksi a conlpinte registel r of all ecalrnm ali(ltedl, showing the nature, dlato, amountllll of the 'llin and name of the hiulielr, whloh shrall he nullererl(l In thte con.neinutlive or(der In which thiy lirn auRiitnil; alid a similar registori or all rejectuid 'lansrrr shall be kept, with all aunclurate Index of eacih. Hsi. 7. lite it further ie'rrctei , t'e., That any persl.in aggrleved lby the rr'jmuctlon of any clairu may eetatblish Its validity urontradio tirily with the parish; atl(n any t'uxtxayer of sald piarish may lnstltulte suit before a con peter.t courtr, In his own name, to contest the validity of any claim audited; providid, sald stult shall be Instltutned within thirty days frorin the date sald board elohan the work of auditing. and In oasrn the decision of the court ehall he adverse to the vallldty of the claim, the samne shall not be funded. Mcrio. 8. Ie it furthier r'narited, rht., That after the expiration of four months from the time when ald hoard shall have coxmumnoed the work of audliting, said board shall proceed to Issue lbonds for the lebte audited l In favor of tre redllitors of the parish, which bondis, with Interest coupons attached, shall be furnlishedl by the pollo( jury, and be for mumi of twenty-ilve, fifty, one hurldred, two hun dirld, three hundrred, four hundre'd, five hun irer and one thousand dollars; said bonds Shall be signed tby the president of the police Jury anid counteresigned by the secretary of the board (if pudilt; but salid bonds shall only be issued by the sanctlion of said board and under the Immedllate SRupervislon thereof. HME(. I. lie it Jflrther nt'artrd, reO.. That the eahl bonllu(w shall he numrlberedo In the oonsecu tive order In whclh they are Ienrued, and shall be registered in a well bound Irbook, which book sthall also contain an accurate reotrd of the dlbt or debots for which said bonds shall have hoen Insued and Saild book shall be depolMted, togotter with all the other books of said board of audit, with the parish treasurer, after the completion of the labors of the board. Hibc. 10. lie it furthe'r enarled, rte,, That in case the right to fund any claim under the provilslions of this act is eonte.ted in the (ourts and the final declsion shall be In favor of the validity of the claim, the board of audlit shall proceed to Issue bonds for the same, as If no oontest had taken place, and :hall preserve their organization for that pur pose until all such suits shall be decided. SHc.11. IHe it further enacted, etc., That all bonds le.rued under the prrovilionu of this act shall bear date of the day, month and year i. whIch the first bond is issued, and traw interest, payable annually In currency, on the first daty of January of each year. cEO. 12. IB t fiurlhc. enaclrtd, tdc.. That the rolioo jury of said parish are hereby author zedl and requlred to levy annually a speoolal -tax, to be paid In currency, In addition to the other parlih Itaxes of two mills, to pay the nterest pro'mrptly on said bonds asn the same shall fall due, and to create a sinklng fuind suffloent In amount to Insure the payment of the erlncipal of said bonds at maturity; that the fund thus created shall be held as a spelal fund, sacred for the Lpurposs for which t is crPatedl, and under no circumsltancen ,hall any portion thereof re appled to any other purpose; prMideed, the two mills so eovil dtooes not increase the parish taxation, or all purposes whatsoevenl beyond ten mills, as provltied In article 209 O the costiltutlon. 810. 13. Be it furlhivr cntacte:d, tic., T'hat he members of said board of audit, and the secretary thereof, shall receive such compen sation for their services In funding said lobt, as may be provided by the polclee jury no sald.parlish. I. N. OGDEN, Spoaker of the Houseo of Ioprei-ntatlves. 8. D. McENERIY, Lieoutenant Governor and President of the 8enate. Approved April 10, 18€0. LOUIJ A. WILTZ, Governor of the State of Louilsiana. A true copy: WuLL. A. HTToNc, Secretary of State. No. 106.] AN A(UL. Relative to the powers and duties of clerks of district courts and their deputies through out the State, the parish of Orleans ex cepted. SaECrroN 1. Be it enacted by the (Jeneral As 8embly of the Stlate' of Louisiana, That the clerks of the district courts throughout the State (the parish of Orleans exceptedl) shall have power to grant orders for writs of ar rest, attachment, sequestration, and provl stonal seizure, and fixing the amount of bond therefor, except when the amount is fixed by law, and to order calls In warranty and to issue citations thereon. SEc. 2. They shall have power to issue com missions to take the testimony of witnesses, residing in or out of the State, and to appoint commissioners to execute the same; to grant orders for affixing seals, taking inventories and making partitions, and appoint attor neys for absent heirs, to appoint and confirm tutors, under tutors, dative testamentary executors, administrators, curators of vacant successions, after giving the notices pre scribed by law; provided, that no opposition be made thereto; also to order family meet ings, and if no opposition be made, to homol ogate their proceedings. SEn. 3. In the absence of the judge from the parish, or in case of his reclsation, they shall have the power to order the executions of wills and to confirm teetamentary executors; also to grant writs of injunction. In Such cases the oath of the party, or his attorney, that the judge is absent from the parish, or tihat WONg ed t l to ie to gtisb ý pll on eVd, that when.h e orders of uJunetIon for a e sum money, he shall require bond, in an am i oun equal to one.half of the sum enjoined; when the sale of speciflo propert enjoined by the defendant, or ary thldt party, the bond shall be for amount equial to one-half of the estltnae ' value thereof, as certllled to by the offoeir making the seizure, or in an amount equal to one-half of the claim under whichl the seisure was mUrle, at the option of the plaintiff in tI.E lnjunction, $n0r. 4. They shall have power to convokb meetlngs of crrlitors orf insolvent seooeseione or of Itnolv.ot debtrtrs, and tAe take the neOwe eary honds required ofr urat.nr. and syndlOs - to IIsue ordlers for the divertisement of the fillng of tableaux and accouuts of tutors, e. eutors and adRministrators, of acurators of vanant msitcreslon. andl or Interdioted per sons; antl of syndilce of Insolvent e8nu OnII0&D and of Inhsolvent dehtors. Hi, !'. 'IlThey shall have the power to., order exelcutor, tutors, admnlinitrsatrs, oultr tors and syndleA to tfll aoumnts within tea days after any such order may be servedi; and It shall i,. their hduty to grant such or. dar when rl eqired by any party in Ilterest. . oto slditionah day shall be allowedtI for teve ten mirnle between the reollence of the party s ordered antd the court-house. rMtO. 0. In all oases of oppoltlitn, filed i the clterk's 1mcoe, it shall be his duty to plane opposltlon on the docket of the court 1th11 ehan.r when the ordtlers ranted by the olerk require the services of a notary, the oemnrnlislon eRall be issued to the notary ' ind.atedr by the party obtaining the order, 4terro(,N 7. Olerks, with the approval of th judge, may appoint deputies, who shall talt the oath required by the constitution, The shall exercise all the poweregranted tooler Ion fi cio recorder of conveyances, m. and other acts and ae odfrlo notaries p , and lr o1f77o olerks of courts of appeal, such Juidlelal powers as are herein or mayn htereaftr granted under article one hnde and twenrty-wtho e c i oonsutto-.oj w shall belong to the clerks alone; in the evl of the death, reselnatlon or removal of say clerk of a district sourt, one or more of th.n to be designated by the judge, shall continue In officen, until his steaesesor shall have begs appointed or elected and duly qualified. Mao. . Nothing in this act shall be so eo* strued as to Interfere with or aurtrail the powers and duties of clerks and their dep uties under exeisting laws. R. N. OGDEN, Speaker of the House of terrepsentastlivs. H. 1). MoENERY, Linutenant GIovernor and P'rtnident of the Senate. Approved April i0, 1850. LOUIS A. WILTZ, Oovernor of the State of Louilalana. A trun copy: Wlhr., A. HTROrNo, Heoentary of Htate. No. 107.1 AN AUT To provide for the sale of all property for felted or sold t tthe State for deliaquent taxes or licenses. HMtrrrorN . H. it mnacted by the (IeneralA e. " rmnblyl o the Slate of Lmwisiana, That o. the third Monday of January, 1881, and subs\luent year, the tax collectors thr' out the State of Louisiana shall prepar complete descriptive list of all property for-. feltld or sold for delinquent taxes or Iloie. ns and not redeemed, as provided in article ff" 4 the ordinance for the rellef of delinquent t payers, and which may be (situatedi n th srl respective district or parish, and shalloueU < the same for sale on the first Saturdey March, and from day to day thereafter, having caused the same to be adverueFla , provided for judicial sales; proe thded, that ;.t all advertiements under toe prro vilon . this act the same charges shall be made i0 for judichial advertlement. thIc. 2. le it further enacted, etc., T l f on the day fixed for the sale, the .ol o shall within the hours prescribed by law udicial sales, and at the place where iJudci , sales are usually made in the dsetriot o r+ : parish, offer the said property In the order In which it was advertised for sale to, the higheet and last bidder, and without sp-. pralsement and for cash; provided, the tha". collector shall not receive a bid for a 1 amount than the sum necessary to pall taxes and licensee that may be due the St .": or any political onrporation therein, to eteil withall penalties costs, interest and oblirrgsa . which may be attached to such property. Trhe party bidding the higheet for any pls -. of property thus offered shall be adjuged the purchaser, and to whom the tax oolltato shall proceed at once to make title in due U form upon payment of the amount of moier bid, and all such deeds of sale shall be celved in courts in evidence as prima f .n r valid titles and upon which the pure shall be put into immediate pososesion of property thus purchased. Snc. 3. Be it further enacted etc., That whatt. : any property orfeited or sold to the State lag been once advertised and offered for sale accordanoe with the provisions of this and has failed to sell for the surm ne ary o to pay the amount due for taxes cota, then the tax collector shall re-advertise ie the same manner as provided for in the 'rt sale, and shall sell the sameon the first Satr . day in April, 1881, and it shall be sold for what it will bring In bcash, without limit, and _e # title be made to the purchaser as provladela section 2 of this act. sco. 4. Be it further enacted, etc. That ftli all money received from the sale of forte.tle property the tax collector shall aooount to. the proper authorities in the same manner a if taxes were collected in the usual way, sad shall reoelve the same coopensation. BSac. 5. Be it further enacted, ec That sli laws and parts of laws in oonfilo' with the provilsions of this act are hereby repealed. R. N. OGDEN, Speaker of the House of 1preeentats.. = S. D. McENERY, Senate. Approved April 10 1880. LOUIS A. WILTZ, Goverhor of the State of Loulisiata.. A true copy: WILL. A. HmONGo, Secretary of Senate. No. 108.j AN AOC To amend and re-enact act No. 11 of tb General Assembly of 1876, being entitled "An act to amend and re-enact eeotl.O la of act No. 9, approved Februa. ", 27, 1871, styled 'An act to provide for t ,'g " supplying the logs of public records "la t other papers consu med by the burnl E the court-house in the parish of 1ier house, on the sixteenth of March, 187 0. SxcHrroi 1. le it enacted by the General a-s nembty of the State of Louisiana, That Set' No.11 or the General Assembly of 1876, beang entitled "An act to amend and re-e.sc tion 18 of act No. 9, approved Fes'., l ary 27, 1871, styled 'An act to provide for the ; - supplying the loss of public records andotE.*' papers coheumed by the burdnIn of the court-house in the parish of Morenouse, Ci the sixteenth of March 1870,' be amendedi and re-enacted so as to read as follois "That section 13 of act No. 9 pesseed In B -. ruary,1871, which reads as follows: 'Thst provisions of this act shall not b yeyond the thirty-first day of v etab r 1876,' " be and the same is hereby amelded vi ?~ re-enacted so as to read as follows: that the provisions of this act shall not extend beyond1 the thirty-first day of Decemiler, 1890; ilo--o . j vided, that thbl limitation shall not apply t r r` applications pending at that tim, and o . e R. N. OGDEN, Speaker of the House of R.orpreentativng. . S. D. McENEBY, Lieutenant Governor and Itreldent of th1I Senate. Approved April 10, 1880. LOUIS A. WILTZ, Governor of the State of Louisana.. A true copy: WILL. A. Stmoxo, tecretary of State. No. 109.1 AN ACGr Allowing plaintlff4 In lojunction sad thir :, opponents to bond the property seized l certain cases. Sirrlon 1 Be it enacted by the Generdil A.-s semblUy of the State of Louisiana, renat- tO plantiff in Injuunction cliaaluog tis property' or the third opponent claimfng the properW , whatever be the writ or proses under whLOB. I the property was segt may, after the . :-r plratlon of ten days from the flln'eof th~'J petitloo of injauntion or third oppoet1o100