Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
WHOLE NUMBER 90.

| Sec. II. The demand for Jury shall be
made after issue joined and if the cause ba
adjourned, before the adjournment and muss
he accompanied by the payment into court of
the legal fees for the jury demanded, (such
ices to be taxed against the party losing) on
such demand the court shall direct en- Of
hcer OF dlsinterested person present, TO write
down the names of three times the number
OF persons required for the jury, who are quail
Ihed to serve as jurors in the circuit court. aud
rot of kin TO either party or in any manuer
interested IN the cause; such officer or per-,
son being first, by the court sworn TO select
such names without partIality to either par
ty; the list being made, the parties shall each
alternately strike out name until the requs-
lite number be left; and if either party shall
refuse or neglect TO skrike out on his part, the
clerk or court may strike out in his stead n
venire may then be issued by the court for
the persons thus selected. and delivered to an
officer who shall forthwith proceed TO sum-
mon the jury therein named. Jf any Of the
jurors named in such venire shall not be found
OF shall fail to appear according TO the sum-
mons, or if there shall be any legal objection
to any that shall appear, the court shall direct
the officer to summon sufficient number Of
talesmen to supply the de efficiency, but in nil
cases the parties may agree upon any number
OF persons to try the case
Sec. Is. Any creditor may proceed by at
tachment In the county court, against the prop
erty of his debtor in the cases, upon the con-
ditions ana in the manner provided by law for
proceedings against debtors in attachment in
the circuit court, subject to the limitation of
the county court, and such attachments In the
county courts shall be proceeded in. in all re-
spects in conformity with the provisions reg
ulating proceedings against debtors in attach
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can be made to apply, and are consistent with
the practice of the said county courts as here
In established and every writ of attachment
shall De made returnable in the same manner
as other wrts and process.
Sec. 10. Actions of replevin shall be COM
menced and proceeded in, in said county courts,
in the same manner in all respects as is pro-
vided for actions ofreplivin in the circuit court,
so far as the provisions thereof can be made
to apply and are consistent with the practice
of said county courts, as herein established
but 1t shall not be necessary that the issue In
any action of replevin in the county court,
shall be tried by jury, unless of the par
ties thereto demand the same as herein before
provided, and every writ of replevin shall be
made returnable in the same manner as other
writs.
Sec. 90 All of the general provisions of
the statutes of the state of Wisconsin, rela-
ting to the powers and duties of courts of rec
ord, shall apply to the county courts hereby
established, so far as the same are not Incon-
sistent with any provisions respecting the sa d
courts and the proceedings and practice there-
in in this az. continued. and further.
Sec. 2l. Each county shall provide all sta
tionery necessary for keeping the records Of
its county court. but all blanks shall be fur
nished by the county Judge.
Sec. %. The county Judge of each county
shall, at the expense of the county, cause to be
made fer the use of his court, seal with
suitable divice, and with words (here insert
the name of the county,) ''county court
graved thereon.
Sec. %. No appeal shall be made OF al
lowed of any cause tried or determined by a
county court, except In probate cases, but
in cases of judgment rendered in such courts.
either party thinking himself aggrieved or in-
iured by such judgment, may remove the same
by writ of error to the supreme court.
Sec. "a. Causes may be removed from the
county courts to the supreme court, and the
decisions and judgments of county courts,
NAV be received by the supreme court in the
same manner that causes are removed from
circuit courts to the supreme court, and the
decisions and judgments of the circuit courts
are reviewed by the supreme court; and tho
supreme court shall have the same power over
such causes and jud gments ofthe circuicco court.
Sec. 25. The party or attorney IN cause
may demand and shall be entitled to receive
of the Judge of the county court, bill of ex-
emptions In the same manner AMI under the
same restrictions, as in the circuit court.
| Sec 90. The Judges of the county courts
/ in the exercises of probate powers and the dis
charge of probate duties, shall never make
any order affecting in any way the rights Of
any person, except it be done in open court.
| And all fees allowed the county Judge by law
for probate services, shall be taxed by the udgs
of the circuit court, when required by any per-
son interested.
| Sec. 81. The Judges of the county courts
shall have power to punish contempts in the
same manner that the judges of the circuit
courts are or may be authorized by law to
punish for contempts.
/ Sec. %. If the Judge authorized to hold
such courts, shall not attend for that purpose
before four o'clock on the day appointed for
such courts to meet, it shall be the duty of
the sheriff or of the clerk to adjourn said court
! from day to day for three days, unless the
! Judge shall sooner appear; and If the Judge
| do not appear at that time the court shall stand
! adjourned, and all cases continued until the
next regular day for such court to meet.
Sec 80 From and after such county courts
! shall be organized all cases hereafter required
| by law to be removed from justices Of the
peace to the circuit court, whether by appeal
! or otherwise, shall be removed to the county
courts and the like proceeding therein shall
be had in the county court as is by law re-
duired in the circuit court. And all laws pro-
viding for taking causes to the circuit court
| from justices courts shall from thenceforth be
construed to mean and read s'to the county.
court,'' instead OF the circuit court.
Sec. 80. Any Judge of the county court
NAV be removed from office in the manner
/ provided for the removal of the judges Of the
supreme or circuit courts in the constitution
! of this state.
Sec. 81. No Judge of the county court
shall have power to try and determine any
cause in which he shall be interested, or in
which he shall have acted as counsel for e.
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