Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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go us~sn,-rS ~ the legislature, and shxli
hsslI Their es.sice- fssr f0ar yc4Hs The leg
i-lnIure sAsli. Al IL fr-i sr~.ion. Esovide BY
lAw. ~ xeli for the electioa u. a. f0r class
if1inc. the Judges to be thereafter ELECTED
in such manner that one of said judges shall
go cut Of Office in two years, one in four
wears. and the remaining judge or judge
ia six years; and thereafter the Judge ar
judges elected Ia ill the Office shall hold
the same for six years.
SEC \. In all causes submitted in the
Supreme Court, and In all causes tried by
the circuit courts. without jury, the judg-
ment or decree shall be rendered at the
same term at which the causes are submit
ted. or within thirty days thereafter; pro
ritted, that the judgments and DEGREES may
be rendered by judges of the circuit courts
in vacation or upon default for failure to
plead or answer.
SEC. 0. The circuit courts shall have
original jurisdiction in all matters, civil and
criminal, within this State, not excepted in
this Constitution, and not hereafter prOhib-
| tied by law; and appellate jurisdiction from
all inferior courts and tribunals; and su-
| pervi,Ory control over the same. They.
and the judges thereof respectively in vaca-
ton shall have power to grant writs OF ha-
beas corpus, mandamus. prohibition, in
junction, quo warrantO, centiOrari, and
other original and remedial writs necessary
to carry into effect their judgments and de-
crees, and give them a general control over
inferior courts, officers and Jurisdictions,
and to hear and determine said writs at
such times and in such manner as may be
provided by law.
Remedies at law must be administered
separately from those in equity.
| SEC. 10. There shall be clerk OF the ST.
preme Court, appointed by the judges
thereof. who shall hold his Office during
the pleasure of said judges; aud his COM
pen sation shall be such fees as may be pro-
vided by law.
Sec. II There shall be clerk of the cir
cult court, in each county where such courts
are authorized to be held, who shall be ap-
pointed by the judge Of the circuit, and
who shall hold his office during the pleasure
| of said Judge; his compensation shall be
such fees as may be provided by law.
Sec. 10. When vacancy shall occur in
the Office of judge Of the Separate Supreme
Court, such vacancy shall be filed by ap.
pointment by the Governor, which appoint
ment shall hold good until asuccessor is ap.
pointed, by and with the advice and con.
sent of the senate; which successor shall
hold his Office for the remainder of the un-
expired term.
SEC. -. When vacancy shall occur in
the Office of Judge of the circuit court.
such vacancy shall be filled by appoint.
ment by the Governor; and the app0intee
shall hold for the remainder of the unex.
| PRED term.
Sec. IA. The judges of the Supreme and
Circuit courts shall not receive fees of of.
flee, or other compensation than their sal.
aries; they shall not be eligible to any Office
| of public trust, except judicial Office, dur
ing the term for which they are respective.
ly elected; and all votes for either for any
Office except judicial one, given by the
legislature or by the people, shall be void.
Every judge shall, before taking his Office,
subscribe and file with the Secretary of
State written pledge that he will not.
during the term for which he was elected
or appointed, accept any Office of profit or
trust-except judicial office-under the
government of the United States, or under
any other state In the Union, or under any
foreign power. No person shall be eligi.
BILE to the Office of judge who shall not, at
the time Of his election or appointment,
be citizen of the United states. have At.
tanned the age Of twenty five years. and be
Q qualified electOr within the Jurisdiction
for which he may be chosen.
SEc. Is The Supreme Court shall hold
/ ct least one term annually, ct the seat Of
government Of the state, at such time ss
snail be provided by Law; and the legisls-
ture may provide for holding other terms.
and At other places. when they may deem
IL seceasary. The Circuit Courts shaIl bold
courts nj such times and pieces - ovw are
OF nay be prescribed by lao. The judges