Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16


of the county where the same IS pend
ing, and the papers shall De filed and
entered by the clerk of the court where
the cause or matter is pending, III the
same manner as if the cause or matter
| had been heard or decided by the cir
cult court at term thereof holden in the
county where it is pending.
| Sec. 5. For the purpose Of the hear
ing or trial Of any cause or matter III
any other county than that where the
same is pending, the clerk Of the cir
cult court shall, at the request Of either
of the attorneys in said cause or matter
! transmit all the papers on file in said
cause or matter to the place of trial OF
hearing, under his official certificate,
certifying the same to be all the origin
al files and papers in such action, cause
or matter Such papers or files shall be
| by such clerk enclosed in an envelop,
sealed by him, directed to the clerk OF
the circuit court of the county where
such term is to be or is being held, and
the same may be transmitted by mail,
or by the hand Of either of the attor-
neys in such cause, action or matter :
provided, that before any clerk shall be
obliged to transmit any such papers, or
flies, or orders, all necessary postage
therefor shall be paid by the party ap-
plying therefor; and provided, further,
that no clerk shall be required to certify
back any papers, files or orders to any
such county whore the same were orig
inally pending, unless his fees in such,
cause or matter are paid.
See. g. All writs, services, process
proceedings and recognizances hereto
fore issued, commenced made or enter
ed into, iii or from said courts Of said
counties, respectively, or either Of them
and all proceedings pending therein or
returnable thereto, whether by recogniz-
ance or otherwise shall be held and tax
en- as returnable at the times men
toned in this act for holding the said
courts, respectively in the said several
counties, respectively.
Sec. Z. All acts or parts Of acts con
dicting with or contrayening the pro-
visions of this act are hereby repealed,
so far as they contrayene or conflict with
the provisions Of this act
See. s. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March 90 1868.
[P4bgishcd March &c, 1861
CHAPTER 50.
AN ACT for the protection of boarding
house keepers, and of livery stable
keepers.
Tie pcople Of he stoc Of sconsa represented in
0te 0nI assembly, doeIGct as i"t'ocS:
Section /. The keeper Of boarding
house shall have the same lien upon
and right to detain the baggage and eff
fects Of any boarder, for the amount
which may be due for board by such
boarder, to the same extent and in the
same mannar as innkeepers have such
lien and such right of detention.
See :. This act shall not effect af-
fect1 the law in regard to keepers of
emigrant boarding houses.
Sec. B. The keeper of a livery or
boarding-s stable shall have a lien upon
the horses, mules or cattle kept by any
such keeper, for the amount Of the costs
and charges of keeping, supporting and
care thereof.
Sec A. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved March %, 1868.
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