Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03
CHAPTER LII.


enters upon The duties OF his office. take and
subscribe an oath of Office and tie the same,
duly certified BY The officer taking the same,
with the city clerk, ultss otherwise herein
prescribed, and the city treasurer, constsbies,
justice u the peace and such other officers a.
the common council may direct, shall several
ly. before they enter upon the duties of their
respective Offices. execute 10 the city OF Miner
al Point q bond. IN such sum aud with such
security and conditions Is the common coun-
eli max iron time 10 time, when il deems the
interests Of the city o. liz people viii be pro-
NOTED or secured thereby. require new or ad-
ditf0u3i bonds. and with the same direction,
and in the same interests. remove from office
any officer refusing or nesiecting 10 give the
same.
SEC. ?. There Is hereby created and estab-
Leled municipal court IN said city, 10 be
known and called by that name. TEe NUM-
cip2l judge shall be the Judge Of said court,
and haze and posses All the powers Of JUS
tice OF the peace III the county the said court
shall have jurisdiction throughout the county
OF al civil actions Of which d justice OF the
peace nv ias has, or may have jurisdiction
aud exclusive jurisdiction OF ali criminal
causes and matters OF which 8 justice OF the
peace has jurisdiction, when the cause shall
originate within the limits Of the city. and
als0 exclusive jurisdiction Of all causes grow
Ing out Of the violation OF the charter or any
ordinance, Tu.e, order, resolution or by law Of
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city l. party a. are within the jurisdiction Of
al the Causes aforesaid, II case Of absence,
sickness or any other Inability OF said munich
pal judge, or IN cast he declines to act IN any
such cause, OF n case Of & vacancy in such
office, until the same i filed the statement
IN writing by the municipal judge, over his
official Signature. on the complaint, that be
declines 10 act III said cause. shah give any
justice OF the peace in the city jurisdiction of
such cause. In al suits or prosecutions. V here
the cause originates within the limits Of the
clty, aud the tr-ngIng and prosecution thereof
l. PROVIDED 5y TIE charter or ordinances, rules,
orders, resolutions or BIZ laws OF said cIly the
city shah DC entitled 10 and receive al monies
fines aud penalties imposed therein. The said
mumelIal Judge shall be entitled TO receive
Tor hi services, the same COMPENSATION in fees
as = allowed by law 70 justices Of the peace
for similar services and no other. but the city
shall moi he liable 10 said muu{cilal iadge Tor
Ms said tees, except such a. shall accrue in
prosecutions for The violations Of the city
Charter OF ordinances. rules, orders. resolutions
or bylaw oi the city APPEAL, may be taken
nom the Judgment Of said municiyal court in
the same manner, for the same cause and in
the SAM causes in which aa,In-sls may tf TAX
en- from The Judgment Of iaStice Of the peace
10 the circuit court; and shall. in the appel
late court, be tired in the same manner and
De subject 10 the same rules ond practices
ms municipal Judge and the justices of the
peace Shall, quarterly. report TO the common
couuch Isl of al proceedings Instituted be-
fore them in behalf Uf the CITY. and tie dis
Position thereof, and shah at The same time.
pay over TO the treasurer the amount OF all
pena4i1es and lines collected which NAV by Law
accrue 10 the city
skc' ) The municipal Judge shall be e1
olnSI2 mayor, and when presiding over the
common council. or officially sctiI,y in behalf
u the ely shall sign his name necessary as
mayer, aud shall be styled MAYER of sajd city.
and shan, when present. preSide over tbe
meetings OF Inc common council, and shah
,aAe car 1Aa1 TIE avs OF the state and the
laws aFd ordinances rules orders res1Ir,tirT,s
and bylaws Of the city, within he coruors
ton, are duly enforced and observed, and that
al officers OF Tie city isehsIse their ruspec-