Louisiana's Justice of the Peace: 1898

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No. 12.  AN ACT To create an additional Justice of the Peace and Constable for the Sixth Ward of the Parish of Vermillion.

Approved June 16, 1898.

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Act No. 13.  AN ACT To create an additional justice of the Peace and Constable for the Seventh Ward of Rapides Parish.

Approved June 16th, 1898.

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Act No. 18.  AN ACT To create an additional Justice of the Peace and Constable for the Third Ward of the Parish of Bossier.

Approved June 23rd, 1898.

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Act No. 24. AN ACT  To create the Grand Prairie Levee District and the Board of Commissioners therefor; to define their powers and duties; to prescribe the duties of the State Engineers in relation to said Board; to provide a revenue therefor by taxation, forced contribution and special assessment; to grant certain lands to said Board for levee purposes, and to exempt the same from taxation until sold by said Board; to authorize the Board to issue and negotiate its bonds and to provide for the payment of same; to define misappropriation of the funds and property of the Board by the officers thereof and to provide a penalty therefor; to put this act into force and to repeal all laws in conflict here with.

Approved July 4th, 1898.

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Act No. 43.   AN ACT. Creating an additional Justice of the Peace and Constable in the Second Ward of the Parish of Vernon.

Approved July 7th, 1898.

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Act No. 70. AN ACT. Creating an additional Justice of the Peace and Constable in the Fourth Ward of the Parish of Vernon.

Approved July 11th, 1898.

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Act No. 96.  AN ACT. To create additional Justices of the Peace and Constables for the First, Second and Third wards of the Parish of Winn.

Approved July 12th, 1898.

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Act No. 99.   AN ACT. To create an additional Justice of the Peace in and for the Seventh Ward of Franklin Parish, Louisiana.

Approved July 12th, 1898.

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Act No. 103.  AN ACT. Abolishing the offices of Justice of the Peace and Constable in Ward Four (4) Caddo Parish, and creating in their stead “The City Court of the City of Shreveport,” consisting of Judge and Marshal, and defining their qualifications, powers, jurisdiction and term of office; providing for their salaries and fees, place of office and method of executing process.

Approved July 12th, 1898.

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Act No. 139. AN ACT. To re-enact Section 27, of Act No. 45, of 1896, entitled, An Act to incorporate the City of New Orleans, provide for the government and administration of the affairs thereof, and to repeal all acts inconsistent or in conflict therewith.

Approved July 14th, 1898.

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Act No. 154.  AN ACT. To create an additional Justice of the Peace and an additional Constable for Rapides Ward, or Rapides Parish, and to define their jurisdiction.

Approved July 14th, 1898.

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Act No. 169.   AN ACT. To incorporate the City of Baton Rouge; provide for the gov. ernment and administration of the affairs thereof; and to repeal all laws inconsistent or in conflict therewith.

Approved July 14, 1898.

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Act No. 175.   AN ACT. Entitled an Act creating an additional Justice of the Peace and Constable in and for the Fifth Ward of the Parish of Catahoula.

Approved July 14th, 1898.

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Act No. 200.  AN ACT. To incorporate the City of Lake Charles, in the Parish of Calcasieu, to define the limits, and to provide a Charter for the administration and government thereof.

Approved July 14, 1898.

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Act No. 203. AN ACT To provide a general fee bill or bill of costs regulating and fixing the fees and compensation allowed Sheriffs, Clerks and Recorders, Justices of the peace, constables and coroners in all civil matters, and to provide for the collection of the same throughout the State of Louisiana, “the parish of Orleans excepted,” as required by Article 129 of the Constitution of 1898, and fixing the fees and compensation of Sheriffs throughout the State, “the Parish of Orleans excepted,” in criminal matters.

Approved July 14, 1898.