The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-03
Published February ls, 1877.
CHAPTER II

An Act relating to the terms Of the several
Circuit Courts of the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit, petit juries therein, and author
izing the employment of photographic
reporter therein, and fixing the compen-
sation of said reporter.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section l. The general terms of the sew.
eral circuit courts for the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit, shall be hold as follows In the county
of Ashland, on the second Tuesday in January
and on the fourth Monday in July; in the
county of Barron, on the first Tuesda y in
March and on the first Tuesday in September;
in the county of Bayfield, on the third Mon
day in January ard On the third Monday in
July; in the county of Burnett, on the Sec
ond Tuesday in February and on the second
Tuesday in August in the county of Chip
pewa, on the first Monday in June and on the
first Monday in December; in the county of
Douglas, on the first Tuesday in February
and on the second Tuesday in July; in the
| county of Polk, on the third Monday in
March and on the third Monday in Septem-
Der.
Section 2. Every term of said circuit
shall also be special terms for the whole of
said circuit and all actions, motions, pro-
ceedings, or other business now pending, or
which may hereafter arise in any or either of
| the counties in said circuit and not requir-
ing jury, may be brought on, heard, tried
and determined, or otherwise acted upon or
disposed of at any or either of said special
ter ms. in the same manner, and with the
same forco and effect, as If the same were
brought on, heard, tried, determined, or 9th
erwise acted upon or disposed of in the coun-
ty wherein the same are now pending or
| may hereafter arise; and when any causes or
matters ere pending in either counties, diff
ferent from the county in which the special
term il held, the clerk of the court, where
the special term is held, shall transmit all
orders, judgments and other papers to the
clerk of the circuit court of the county where
said causes or matters are pending The said
papers shall be filed and entered by such clerk,
in the same manner as if said cause or matters
had been heard or determined by the circuit
court AT term thereof held in that county,
and all orders, proceedings and judgments
made IN pursuance of this act shall have the
like force and effect, as if made in the county
where such cause or matters are or may be
nen,lino. and no notice of the holding of
such special term shall be required, other
than the passage and publication OF this act.
Section 8. All writs, indictments, sum-
mons. recognizance, processes, informatlons,
motions and other proceedings in any OF said
courts. and all jurors summoned to attend,
and all notices of trial and every and all pro-
ceedines pending or to be heard on the days
heretofore fixed as the first day of said courts
shall be held returnable, cited to appear, and
noticed for hearing on the days herein fixed
for the first days of said several courts, and
shall be heard and disposed OF as if noticed
for hearing on the days herein fixed.
Section 4. 1t shall be lawful for the Judge
of the said Eleventh judicial Circuit, to APP
point one or more Photographic reporters
for the circuit court of any or either coun-
ties therein. Said reporters shall be sworn
officers of said court, and shall be skilled in
tho art of short hand reporting, one of whom
shall attend upon each term of said court
when requested by said judge 30 to do, and
shall discharge such duties as the court or
the Judge thereof shall require: And the
Judge of such court may, in his discretion, re-
move such reporters, or any one OF them,
and may fill any vacancy caused by such re-
moyal. or from any other cause.
Section S. Each Of said reporters shall be
allowed eight dollars per day for each and
every day in actual attendance upon said
court, when required by the judge thereof to
attend. which shall be certified, audited and
Maid in like manner as is provided by law
for the nayment of the sheriff for attending
apon the court, which eight dollars per diem