The Advocate and news., 1899-01-04

Sec. 20. The court shall have the same
power as court OF chancery TO rehear
any order or decree; the time for, and
the procedure upon, an application to that
end 10 be prescribed by the rules Of the
court.
Sec. 90 Copies Of each order or decree
determining what are reasonable freight
rates or other charges for transportation
shall be printed, by each railroad company
affected thereby In plain, igible type, and
posted In q place convenient for the public
use In each depot and station house on the
line of It's road within ten days after ser
vice OF q certified COPY thereof on such rail-
road company, unless longer time be al
lowed by the court.
Sec. 81. Where a defendant cOmpahy's
line connects with some other line or lines
OF some other company or companies I'm
this State, and the information complains
Of rates between points on both lines, such
other company or companies must be Joined
as defendant or defendants and in such
case the hearing and decree shall include
the joint rates and the apportiOnment
thereof as well as the rates on such con-
Meeting line or lines, and all such rates
shall be entered and promulgated and shall
take effect In like manner and time, as pre-
scribed In the next preceding section.
Sec. 81 II, after the .promulgatlon Of any
order or decree Of said court any railroad
company bound thereby shall refuse, or for
thirty days shall neglect, to comply with
or obey, In good faith such order or de-
cree, the court may, upon application made
on three days notice to said railroad COM
pany and proof of such neglect or refusal,
order sequestration Of the whole, or any
part OF said company's property, owned or
leased, and appoint receiver or receivers
to forthwith take possession and charge OF
said property or designated part of said
property and operate the same and carry
such order or decree into effect; and prop
erty so taken shall be operated by such
receiver or receivers, who shall receive all
income therefrom, until such company shall
furnish security to the satisfaction OF said
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and compliance with said order or decree;
WhereupOn, the accounts of such receiver or
receivers shall be passed, and the net pro-
ceeds OF operating said property shall be
paid to said company and the property re-
turned to It, ~
Sec. go Mistakes and clerical errors In
DEGREES or orders may be corrected at any
time on the courts own motion or when
Sec. "a. Final DEGREES Of said court shall
be renewable by the Supreme court on
petition in error in like manner as judg-
ments Of District courts may be reviewed.
and such Supreme court may, in its discre-
ton, and upon such terms as 1t may deem
reasonable, stay the issuing Of any writ or
process to carry such decree into effect
pending such proceedings in error; but such
stay shall not effect the use, conclusive
ness, or exclusiveness, OF such decree as
evidence In any case or proceeding. No
stay shall be allowed unless the proceed
ings in error be commenced in the Supreme
court within sixty days after the promulga-
tion of said decree, except for good cause
shown, said time may be extended by the
court, nor shall any proceeding In error
to reverse or modify any decree be COM
menced after six months from the date
OF such promulgation.
Sec. 80. Notice OF proceedings In error
and any bill Of exceptions taken may, at
any time, by leave OF the Court OF Vista-
tiOn, be withdrawn; and any errors, or the
right to proceed on error, may in like man
ner be waived.
Sec. 36. No proceeding to review any de-
cree Of the court, shall preclude the Open
Ing OF the same during the tendency OF
the appeal; but the court, on complaint,
may at any time proceed to reconsidern-
ton Of the matter, and may take into con-
sideratlon any further circumstances not
before considered, in connection with evil
dence on which the former decision was
based, and enter such order or decree as
the proof may warrant.
Sec. 37 The clerk shall tax the same costs
as are allowed clerks Of the District court,
to be paid over when collected to the State
Treasurer TO the credit Of the general rev.
enue fund. Sheriffs executing any process OF
said court shall be entitled to the fees al.
lowed them by law IN cases In District courts;
which fees shall be taxed as costs, and
when collected paid over by the clerk to the
sheriRs to whom due. Witnesses and jurors
shall receive the same allowance for per
diem and mileage as is allowed for at
and collected and paid over In like manner
as said sheriff's fees The court may em-
ploy experts and extra stenographers, when
deemed necessary, and tax a reasonable al
lowance for their services as costs in the
case; and IL any party causes unnecessary
expense the court may assess the same
against said party The costs arising in
matters before the court shall be assessed
against the defendant, IL the decision of
the court be against such defendant, or
divided and apportioned as the court may
deem just But If judgment be not rem
dered against the defendant, the same shall
be paid by the State, and the Auditor shall
issue his warrant therefor ON vouchers
approved by the clerk OF the court. But IL
the court shall decide that any complaint
Is malicious or vexatious, the cost Of the
proceedings may be assessed against the
party complaining. Each railroad company
shall pay the expense Of making sched-
ules for its lines, to be taxed as costs in
the case.
Sec. SS. The clerk OF said court shall keep
an appearance docket, journal, and such
other books and records as the court shall
require. The proceedings, orders and de-
crees Of the court shall be recorded in the
journal, with such other matters as the