Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12

until May term, 1855, shall be selected and
summoned for said court, in such manner and
at such time as said court shall direct.
Sec 23, The judges Of the said court in
the exercise of the jurisdiction hereby confer.
red, and in granting remedial wrils and or.
ders, shall, in the recess of said court have
the same power and authority as the Judges
Of the court Of common pleas.
Sec "a. The judges Of the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati, shall each be entitled to
receive annually the sum of Fifteen hundred
dallars, payable in equal instalments at the
state treasury on the second Monday Of May,
second Monday Of August, second Monday
Of November, and second Monday of Febru
airy.
Sec % The city council of Cincinnati
N addition to the salary provided for in sec
ZION twenty. -four, shall Jay out oft'e treasury
Of said city, to each Of the Judges Of the Su.
perior Court Of Cincinnati, for their services
respectively the sum Of not less than two
thousand dollars, annually, at the discretion
Of said city council Cf Cincinnati, the same
to be paid quarter yearly, in equal proper
lions; and when the salary shall be once fix
ed the same shall not be increased or dimin
shcd during the residue of the terms Of of
flee Of the sad judy s. And to ny the said
salaries the said city council shn have pow.
er TO levy and collect a tax on the real and
personal property in said city as the same
has been or shall le appraised and returned
OF grand levy of the State.
Sec 90. The parties to any suit Mt com,
mon law, or in chancery, or to any civil action
originally commenced in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Hamilton county, and now pen
ding therein, of which said Superior Court of
Cincinnati, would have jurisdiction, if origin
ally commenced therein. may, by written con-
sent, signed by themselves or their attorneys,
remove the same to said Superior Court of
Cincinnati. The clerk Of the court of ccm.
mon pleas, upon the application TO remove,
shall make out statement, under seal, of the
docket entries in such case with statement
of his costs. and deliver the same. with all
the original papers in the cause, to the par
ties or their attorneys, taken their receipts for
the same and upon the filing Of said papers,
with the written agreement to remove. with
the Clerk of said Superior Court, he shall
forthwith docket the cause. and the same
shall thcncefnrth be considered in said
court, and be proceeded in MS if the same had
been originally commenced in that court, hav
ing regard To ;he former proceeding, the
agroem' nj to remove, and the costs before
accrued in the final record, as may be tight
and proper; and when such case is removed
from the Court Of Common Pleas. MS afOrt
said, the clerk shall enter such removal on
his docket, and from thenccfurlh the said
cause shall not he consid, red in that court
Sec. q lfall tie judges Of said court
shall be Interested in the event of any action
pending before them, the same shall be re
moved for ual into the court of common
pleas of Hamilton county, under an order of
said court; and if two Judges Of said court
shall be Interested in the event Of any petit
ion in error pending in said court the same
may be reversed and sent TO the supreme
court for its dec on, under an order of said
court
Sec 2s. This act shall be in force from
and after its passage,
W.B VAN HOOK,
Speaker Of The House of Reps, pro TEN.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April 7, 1854