Louisiana's Justice of the Peace: 1875

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No. 7. AN ACT To revive, amend and re-enact sections one and two of act number nineteen of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, entitled an act to amend sections seven, eight and seventy of an act entitled " An Act to regulate the conduct and maintain the freedom and purity of elections," etc.

Passed over Governor's objections.

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No. 27. AN ACT Directing the clerks of the parish courts throughout the State, the parish of Orleans excepted, to record the proces verbal of the proceedings of coroner's inquests and of post mortem examinations; providing penalties for neglect or non-compliance thereto, and fixing the fee of recording said proceedings; duties of parish coroners, coroners pro tempore or of any person acting in that eapa-ity; penalty for non-compliance thereto, and mode of collecting said penalties, and how the fines collected shall be disposed.

Became law without Governor's approval.

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No. 30.  AN ACT To amend and re-enact sections two, six and fourteen of an act entitled An Act to incorporate the town of Plaquemine, in the Parish of Iberville, approved February 20, 1867.

Became law without Governor's approval.

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No. 34. AN ACT To incorporate the town of New Roads, in the parish of Pointe Coupee.

Became law without Governor's approval.

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No. 38.   AN ACT To incorporate the town of Bastrop, in the parish of Morehouse, and to repeal an act entitled an act to incorporate the town of Bastrop, in the parish of Morehouse, approved on the twenty-fourth day of February, 1852, and all acts amendatory thereto.

Became law without Governor's approval.

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No. 44. AN ACT To pay the Fifth Justice of the Peace a salary in lieu of costs in criminal cases, and one clerk at a salary, and providing for the payment of the same.

Became law without Governor's approval.

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No. 6. AN ACT To repeal an act entitled " An Act to locate the seat of justice of the parish of Livingston," said act being act No. 83, approved June 4, 1872.

Approved April 28, 1875.