The Advocate and news., 1899-01-11

in said Court Of Common Pleas except that
the clerks OF the Court OF Common Pleas
In their respective counties shall do and
perform all acts In and about the drawing
OF jurors for service In said court that Is
by law required to be done by the District
clerk OF said counties In the drawing Of
jurors to serve In the District court: pro-
Vided, that the drawing OF jurors for the
first term of said court in either of said
county shall be SUFFICIENT IL made ten
(l0) days before the commencement Of such
term.
Section 10. When any case shall have
been sent from said Court Of Common
Pleas to the District court Of Crawford or
Cherokee counties, as herelnbef0re pro-
vided, 1t shall be the duty OF the district
clerk OF said counties upon receipt OF the
papers or records Of any such cause to
forthwith file the same In the District court
OF said county, treating all papers 80 re-
ceiVed in any one cause as one paper, and
shall enter said cause upon the appear
anee docket, and such other dOckets as may
be necessary; and thereafter such court
shall proceed with said cause as IL the
same had been originally commenced
therein.
Section 20. The judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas shall have the same power
and authority, in the absence from the
county of the judge Of the District court
ing orders, and TO do and perform any
other act proper to be done and performed
IN actions and proceedings pending or about
TO be commenced in the District court, as
are by law conferred upon the probate
Judge; and such act, when so performed
by the judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
shall have the same effect as IL performed
by the probate Judge.
Section q. Appeals and proceedings In
error from orders, decisions and tudg-
ments made by the Court Of Common
Pleas or by the judge thereof at chambers,
may be taken to and shall be received, re-
viewed, affirmed, reversed or modified by
the court Of appeal, or the Supreme court,
in like manner and with like effect as ap-
peals and proceedings in error from like Or
ders, decisions and judgments OF the Dis
trict courts or district judges are allowed
by law to be taken; and mandates from the
said courts to the Court of Common Pleas
shall be received and entered up in the
journal Of the Court of Common Pleas and
shall have the same effect as mandates sent
from the court Of appeals and the Supreme
court to the District court.
Section %. The court hereby created shall
be entitled to one copy Of each volume OF
the courts or decisions of the Supreme
court Of the State and the court of APP
peals and one copy Of the State laws passed
at each session Of the legislature, and
one copy of the general statutes Of the
State Of Kansas for 1889 and 1897 for each
county. Such reports, statutes and laws
shall be furnished to the clerks Of the
Court of Common Pleas by the State IL
brarian and Secretary Of State and they
shall cause each volume to be marked or
stamped on the first, tenth and twentieth
pages thereof and on the cover Court of
Common Pleas Of Cherokee county and
Court Of Common Pleas Of Crawford county
respectively and such books shall be
kept for the use Of said court.
Section 23 The judge Of the Court of
Common Pleas may make such rules OF
practice as he may deem necessary and
proper and not inconsistent with the laws
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amend such rules from time to time as
occasion may require.
Section "a. The Judge Of said court may,
at his discretion appoint stenOgrapher.
who shall act as an official reporter, and
be a sworn officer Of the court, and shall
hold his Office during the pleasure Of the
judge appointing him. Such appointment
shall be made in the same manner and
with like qualifications as Is provided by
law for the appointment OF stenographers
of the District courts in this State; and
the duties and compensation Of such
stenOgrapher shall be the same and such
compensation shall be paid in the same
manner as provided by law for stenogra-
piers of the District courts; and the
clerks of said court shall tax as costs in
each case in which a stenographer Is used
q stenOgrapher's fee Of two ($2.00) dollars,
which, collected, shall be paid into the
State treasury.
Section 25. The county attorney Of said
lively, in person or by deputy, shall at
tend upon the Court Of Common Pleas at
every term thereof, and shall prosecute all
criminal action or proceedings therein, and
their duties in said court shall be the same
as in the District court.
Section 6. At the general election to be
held on the Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday In November, 1899 and each
four years thereafter, there shall be elected
q Judge of said Court Of Common Pleas,
whose term Of Office shall be four years
from the first Monday of January following
his election or until his successor is duly
elected and qualified; and there shall be
elected in each OF said Cherokee and Craw-
ford counties, a clerk Of said court for
said county at the general election to be
held on the Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November 1899 and each
two years thereafter, who shall hold his
office for the term Of four years from the
first Monday Of January after his election,
or until his successor is elected and quail
flied.
Section q. That the board of county com
missioners Of Cherokee and Crawford
counties shall submit to a vote OF the quail
fled electors of said counties at the next |