To deliver lists manner aforesaid, the Assistant Supervisor of Registration shall make out and deliver to the Supervisor of Registration for the parish to Supervisors. a transcript thereof. Each such transcript shall be verified by an affidavit to be made and subscribed by the Assistant Supervisor of Registration, that the names contained therein are the names of qualified electors residing in the several precints of his ward, and that every person whose name is contained therein is a qualified elector, having a fixed residence in the precinct, to the best of his information, knowledge and belief. Tangipahoa. 43. [SEC. 43.] The State Registrar of Voters shall cause a complete registration to be made of the new parish of Richland, and Richland also of the contiguous parishes of Ouachita, Franklin, Carroll and Morehouse, out of which said parish was created. There shall also be a complete registration of the new parish of Tangipahoa, and of the contiguous parishes of Washington, St. Tammany, St. Helena and Livingston, out of which said parish of Tangipahoa was created. There shall also be a complete registration of the parish of Grant and of the contiguous parishes of Rapides and Winn, out of which Grant. said parish of Grant was created. There shall also be a complete registration of the new parish of Iberia and of the contiguous parishes of St. Martin and St. Mary, out of which the said parish Iberia. of Iberia was created; and also a new registration of the qualified electors of the First Ward of the city of New Orleans. In any new parish which may hereafter be created before any general election, there shall also be a complete registration of such new parish and other contiguous parishes out of which it may be created. 1. [SEC. 3221.] The decisions of the Supreme Court shall be published by a Reporter, to be appointed by the Governor, on the recommendation of the Supreme Court, for the term of four years. appointed. 1855-300. Reporter to be How removed. reported. The Reporter shall be removable by the Governor, on the complaint of a majority of the Judges of the Court, for any neglect or misconduct. No person shall be appointed Reporter who shall not, at the time of his appointment, be a citizen of the United States and of this State, and have been for three years duly licensed to practice law in this State. The term of office of the Reporter shall expire on the thirty-first of December, eighteen hundred and seventy, and every four years thereafter. 2. [SEC. 3222.] All cases in which any judgment shall be proDecisions to be nounced, shall be reported, except such as present only questions of fact, or in which damages may be allowed, as for a frivolous appeal, but the Reporter shall, at his discretion, report the several cases more or less at large, according to their relative importance, so as not to increase unnecessarily the size of the volume. Contents of each report. ports. The report of each case shall contain: First-The title of the case. Second-The name of the Judge and court from which the appeal was taken, and, if tried by a jury, the fact shall be stated. Third-The names of counsel. Fourth-Concise notes, at the head or in the margin of each case, of the points decided. Fifth-A statement of the facts of each case, taken from the record, when necessary, to explain the decision of the court. Mention shall also be made of application for a rehearing, when important to a proper understanding of the decision. Each volume shall contain a list of all the cases reported, arranged alphabetically in the names of the plaintiffs and defendants, and a list of all cases determined within the period embraced by the volume, but not reported, together with a copious index. 3. [SEC. 3223.] The reports to be printed in bourgeois type, Printing of re- leaded, each page to contain, as nearly as may be, two thousand four hundred and fifty ems, exclusive of a margin, in which the title of the case shall be entered; the paper shall be well sized, and equal in quality to that of the second volume of Robinson's Reports. Volumes, how designated. Number of copies of reports. 4. [SEC. 3224.] The cases, reported for each year, shall form one volume, which shall be designated by the year which it embraces, and the whole series shall be known as the Louisiana Annual Reports. 5. [SEC. 3225.] The Reporter shall cause an edition of one thousand copies of the reports to be published, four hundred of which shall be delivered to the Secretary of State, well bound in calf, and the remaining six hundred copies in sheets folded. The contractor 6. [SEC. 3226.] It shall be the duty of the Reporter, on the completion of every volume, to deliver to the Treasurer a detailed for printing. bill of cost of printing one thousand copies, and of binding four hundred copies thereof. how paid. sold in 7. [SEC. 3227.] Any person who shall desire to obtain the Reports before the completion of the annual volume, may, by Reports to be depositing with the Treasurer, the amount which the latter may pamphlet. deem sufficient to cover the probable cost of the volume, to be calculated from such information as he may receive from the Reporter, obtain an order directing the Reporter to furnish him with the volume for the current year in pamphlets of about one hundred pages, as soon as the same shall be issued from the press. Any volume so furnished shall be considered as forming part of the six hundred copies in sheets; and the person, advancing any sum for the purpose aforesaid, shall be entitled to receive from the Treasurer, as soon as the cost of the volume shall be ascertained, the difference between the amount so advanced and the price at which the volume may be sold. . 8. [SEC. 3228.] It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to add to the sum, so paid for printing and binding, four hundred copies of any volume, the cost of binding the remaining six hundred copies, calculated at the rate at which the first four hundred were paid for, and the further sum of two thousand five hundred dollars for the compensation of the Reporter, which shall be considered as the whole cost of the edition; and each volume shall be sold at such a price, to be fixed by the Treasurer, as will insure to the State the reimbursement of the whole cost thereof. The price at sold, to be fixed which the re ports shall be by the Treas urer. 9. [SEC. 3229.] The Reporter shall receive an annual salary of twenty-five hundred dollars, payable quarterly, as the salaries of Salary of Reporter, how other officers of the State, to be calculated from the date of the paid. decisions with which the volume shall begin; and it shall be the duty of the Reporter, unless removed from office or in case of resignation, to complete any volume which may have been commenced by him. 10. [SEC. 3230.] It shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Supreme Court to deliver to the Reporter, or to his order, the original opinions of the Judges as soon as they shall have been recorded, as required by law, together with the original record of each case. They shall in all cases be returned to the Clerks as soon as they shall have been used for the purpose of preparing the reports. Original livered to the Reporter. opinion and records to be de 11. [SEC. 3231.] It shall be the duty of the Reporter to cause Mode of print the printing of each volume to be commenced so soon as there are ing reports. one hundred decisions, delivered by the Court, unpublished, and continue until all the decisions rendered by the Court are printed, or until the volume is completed. APPOINTMENT OF TAX COLLECTORS AND cers. NO. 41 42 43 Copies of rolls, by whom made.... 44 Tax Collectors-Appointment...... 10 Roll delivered to Collector on order 11 ..... 44 44 of Auditor... Collector charged with assessment.. 44 Affidavit of assessing officers attached to assessment roll and copies..... 45 Exposure of rolls in New Orleans... 46 Copies of rolls, New Orleans.... parishes in favor of State and par 47 |