The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-09
Published April 16, 1867. ]
CHAPTER 116.

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from and after its passage.
Approved April 10, 1867.
Published April Is, 1867
CHAPTER III.
! AN ACT to amend section of chapter ia of the
general laws of the year of 1866 entited IAN act to
re organize and enlarge the university of "iscon-
sin and TO authorize the county Of Dane to issue
bonds in aid thereof.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section four of chapter one hundred
and fourteen of the general laws OF the year 1866, en-
titled IAN act to reorganize and enlarge the univer
sity of Wisconsin, and to authorize the county of
| Dane to issue bonds in aud thereof" Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: "Section 4. The
university shall be open TO female well male stu
dents. under such regulations the board of re-
gents may deem proper, and all able-bodied male
Students in whatever college shall I'VE instruction
and discipline in military tactics the requisite arms
| or which shall be furnished by the state.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be il force
from and after its passage and publication.
| Approved April 10, 1861.
| Published April l6, 1867
| CHAPTER 15O
AN ACT to regulate the fees and prescribe the du-
| ties of clerks of the circuit court.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in senate and assembly do enact as
follows:
Section l. The clerks of the several circuit courts
of this state shall for the service hereinafter speci
fed, when rendered. receive the fees hereinafter
| provided. and no more.
Sec 2. The fees Tor services rendered shall be as
follows, viz:
For entering upon the court record hereinafter
provided for, the title of each cause commenced or
coming into court by appeal or otherwise, fifty
cents
For filing every paper in cause or any paper re-
qured by law to be ed in the office of the clerk OF
the circuit court, ten cents. ..
For drawing jury in each cause. fifty cents, and
for swearing jury when drawn, twenty five cents.
For docketing each Judgment transcript OF
Judgment, one dollar, and for satisfying Judgment,
twenty-five cents.
For issuing and sealing every writ or process
when filed up by them, fifty cents, and when not
filled up by them, twenty-five cents.
| For issuing each subpoena when filled up by them
twenty-five cents, when not filed up by them, fiji
teen cents.
For every certificate including seal, twenty-five
cents.
For receiving and entering verdict of a jury,
twenty-five cents.
For swearing an officer to take charge of a jury,
fifteen cents.
For swearing each witness upon the trial ola
cause, ten cents. and for administering an oath to
any other person twenty-five cents.
For recording any paper, order, judgment, or re-
port when required, ten cents per folio.
For making copies of any judgment, order, re-
port or other paper or record ten cents per folio.
For each commission to take deposition, fifty
cents.
For searching each volume for each Judgment,
fifteen cents per volume.
/ For making up Judgment roll. when none is fur
nished by the parties, fifty cents.
For certifying and mailing Judgment roll, papers
or records on an appeal or writ of error to supreme
court, two dollars.
upon change of venue, one dollar.
or taxing bill OF costs in civil causes twenty
five cents.
For entering upon judgment docket an assign
ment ofjudgment or return of execution, fifteen
cents.
For entering cause upon calendar for trial, when
at issue ten cents.
For entering plea of criminal, in each cause,
fifty cents.
nal record hereinafter provided for. upon In.
dictment or upon an appeal or an examination from
a justice court, fifty cents.
For entering forfeiture of recooniZance or dis.
charge Of bail, twenty-five cents.
For fling any paper in any criminal proceedings,
en- cents.
FOR entering any motion or demurrer to an in
dictment, or taking recognizance fifty cents.
For making commitment. Or certificate of con-
Wctlon OF any criminal, one dollar.
For copy OF an Indictment, ten cents per folio.
For entering declaration to become citizen OF
the United States, twenty five cents and for copy
OF the same under seal fifty cents.
For entering The final admission of alien to the
rights OF citizenship, including certificate OF the
same under seal, one dollar.
For indexing each case, direct and inverse which
is entered ofrecord ten cents.
For drawing grand and petit Jurors, one dollar.
For issuing venire, fifty cents.
For drawing special jury, grand petit, fifty
cents.
For notice for publication of time when grand and
petit jurors are to be drawn, fifty cents.
For reporting on assessment Of damages, fifty
cents.
For approving of any bond or undertaking. TWEEN
ty-five cents.
For transcript of judgment, fifty cents,
sec. g. There shall be kept in the office of the sew
erai clerks of the Circuit court OF this state book
to be called court record, for the entry all civic
causes; and book to be called criminal record.
for the entry OF all criminal proceedings minute
book, and book for the record OF judgments and
orders, and such other records and books as the
court shall order. There shall be also kept in the
office OF the Clerk OF the circuit courts office book
10 be called record of officers in which shall be re-
corded all appointments of court commissioners
deputy sherts, notary public and other officers
corded in that office. In said book the clerk sha Il
enter into tabular form the name, date of quaiifca
ton and OF the commencement and termination OF
official term ei each justice OF the peace hereafter
elected in his county; and the same shall be proper
ly 1ndexed, and shall have for entering in tabular
form The names Of said justices OF the peace fifteen
cents each
Sec. A. When any action or suit is brought IN any
circuit court OF this state, either by petition.
mons appeal or change of venue, or otherwise the
clerl, shall enter the of the parties plaintiffs
and defendants, on the court record together witt
the names OF the attorneys, and for whom they ap
pear, with brief statement of the nature of the ac
ton, also entering therein the date of the fling
the papers; and upon the subsequent filing of am
paper in the action the clerk shall enter the date
filing in said court record, so that the record will
show the date OF filing OF all papers in the cause
and 1t snail also show when the cause is put upon
the calendar for trial, and when and how disposed
Of making the record history in brief of the cause
from It's beginning to the final disposition of thu
same
Sec. g. The minute book shall be record KEEP
by the clerk of the proceedings had in open court
and shall contain brief statement of all the pro
ceedings of the court during its holdings and ais
. show all motions and orders made in open court il
the progress OF a trial, together with the names
the witnesses sworn, and the names of jurors draw
and the name of the officer sworn to take them il
charge, and the verdict of the jury when returned
1t shall also be the duty OF clerk Immediately afte
the trial or disposition of any cause to note in tn
Lclvil or criminal record the may be- in eac
> and every cause In which any proceedings hav
been had, the volume and page of the minute bool
were the minute record can be found and also max
L like note in case Of judgments orders or report
entered of record, so that the record book shall b
complete Index OF all proceedings in cause.
Sec. Z. II any clerk of the circuit court shall fa
neglect or refuse to perform any OF the duties pre-
scrioed and required by this act or shall charge lax
or demand any other greater fees than those herei
provided it shall be the duty of the judge OF Tn
e circuit court within whose Jurisdiction such cer
shall be, to forthwith remove MIN and appoin
another in his place: PROVIDED. that no clerk sha
y be removed until lie has has served upon him
copy of chargesprelerred against him, and has beef
given an opportunity TO be heard thereon upon
notice of not less than five days after service
charges: ana It IS ne coy further procdded, tina
every clerk Of the court shall perform the duties pre-
scribed and required by law by him to be perforne
upon his fees being rendered. and every clerk sha
file with the papers Of each case an iemiZed bin
all fees charged by him therein at the time they ar
paid or before the time of taxation ct the costs
before he can demand, lawfully receive, sue for o
collect any fees for services which he may have rem
] dered PROVIDED, before entering Judgment in an
action, the clerk shall be entitled to the payment q
an his fees therein, which may then be unpaid il
his ltemlzed bl IL and the patty in whose favor judg
ment is rendered shah be required to pay said fee
i 10 the clerk, and the same shall be taxed in his b
: OF costs in the action, and when the same are CO..
n ected in the judgment, they shall he Maid To m
# party entitled thereto.
!: Sec. 8. The board of supervisors of each count
II may allow TO the clerk of the circuit court whe
they think his fees not sufficient an additions
il amount, to be paid from the county treasury, suc
l. additional amount to be fixed by said board Pro
yIDED every clerk of the court shall be paid ont o
the county treasury upon the certificate of the cir
cult Judge the sum of three dollars per day for eac
8 thereof.
a Sec 9. Sections SIX and seven ofchapter one hun
dred and thirtythree Of the revised statutes and
acts ana parts OF acts cOnravening the provisions
e this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10; Sections three 90 four a. five o. ant
and nothing herein contained shall be construed Il
modify or repeal chapter three hundred and clever
Gid of the general laws of 1862 entitled IAN act t.
fix the salary of the clerk of the circuit and count
courts for the county of Milwaukee -
Sec H. rms act shall take effect and be in fore
rom and after its passage and publication.