The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08

said Court or TO the Sheriff or said County
and shall be executed and returned by such
officer In the same manner In all respects
as now provided by law In relation to the
Wrlts and process In the District Court OF
said County-so far as the same are appli-
cable.
sued by the Judge or Clerk OF said Court In
criminal cases shall be directed to the
Marshal OF said Court or to any Constable
of said City OF ConeyVille, and shall be exc
ecuted and returned by such oriicer IN the
same manner In all respects as now pro-
Ylded by law In relation to writs and pro-
cess issued by Justices Of the Peace in this
Section 12. The Clerk Of said Court shall
assist the Judge thereof In recording the
proceedings Of said Court, making out
writs, process and other necessary papers
to be issued and signed by said Judge, ad-
minister oaths required In Judicial and other
proceedings before such Court or the Judge
thereof, file all papers In cases pending IN
said Court, docket cases and set the same
for trial in the absence OF the Judge; and In
all preliminary examinations held before
said Judge in cases Of persons accused OF a
commission Of a felony, 1t shall be the duty
Of said Clerk to take down all the testimony
in writing and file the same with the papers
In the case. Said Clerk shall perform such
other clerical duties in relation to the pro-
ceedings In said Court as may be designated
by the Judge.
Section lS The powers and duties Of said
Marshal and deputy Marshal, In criminal
cases shall be the same as now prescribed
by law for Constables and deputy COnBta-
bles in such cases before Justices Of the
Section IA. The powers and duties Of the
Marshal and deputy Marshals, in all civil
cases in said Court shall be the same as
now prescribed by law, so far as the same
may be applicable for Sheriffs in this State.
Section Is. Said Court shall keep. a
civil docket and a criminal docket
which shall be furnished by the
City of CoffeyVille and in which said civil
docket must be entered by the Judge or
Clerk of said Court every civil case brought
or pending in said Court and all OF the pro-
ceedlngs had or done therein, In the same
manner in all respects--so far as the same
are applicable-as Is provided by law relat-
ing to dockets, journals and records In the
office Of Clerks OF the District Courts In this
State; and In which criminal docket there
must be entered by the Judge or Clerk OF
said Court, every criminal case brought or
pending in such Court, and all Of the proceed
lngs had or done therein, in the same man
ner as now provided by law relating to
dockets and journals Of Justices OF the
Peace in this State.
Section l6. Appeals may be taken from
said Court to the District Court of said
Montgomery County, in the same manner
and to the same extent as provided by law
in cases before Justices Of the Peace.
Section II. Neither the said Judge nor the
pleading In any civil case to be filed in said
Court nor shall they draw any fee In any
civil cases therein, nor act as attorney for
any person or persons in such case or cases.
Section 49, In the absence, sickness or
other disability of the Judge, the Clerk of
said Court may adjourn the hearing of any
cause or matter therein pending In said
Court from time to time not exceeding ten
days in any one time, until the Judge
thereof can be personally present
GantiOn 10 Tho TI16pa CIarlf and Mnrqha
Of said City Court shall, before entering
upon the discharge Of their duties take and
subscribe an oath to support the consti-
tuition Of the United States, the constitution
of the State Of Kansas, and to faithfully
discharge the duties Of their respective Of
fees.
Section 90 The Clerk Of said Court shall
give bond in the sum Of two thousand dol
lars, to be conditioned, approved and de.
posted in the same manner as the bond of
Clerks Of the District Courts In this State.
Section a. The Marshal Of said Court
shall give bond in the sum of two thousand
dollars conditioned, so far as applicable, as
now required by Constables and to be ap-
proved and deposited in the same manner
as bonds of Constables in this State.
Section q. In all civil cases brought In
said Court before summons or other process
shall be issued, therein a deposit OF three
(S3.OO) dollars shall be made by the plaintifr
In said cause, with the Clerk of said Court
as security for costs in such cases and the
Judge Of said Court, may, in addition
thereto, require such further security as he
may deem sufficient to cover all costs
therein; provided that in cases where the
plaintiff, being a resident Of said Montgom-
cry County and having a just cause Of ac-
tion against the defendant, is unable by
reason of his or her poverty to give such
security on affidavit made before such
Judge or Clerk that such Is the fact no Sc
curity shall be required. In any action In
which security for costs has been given, the
defendant may, on reasonable notice given
to the plaintiff, at any time, before final
Judgment therein, move the Court for ad-
ditional security for costs and IT, on the
hearing said motion, the Court is satisfied
that such security Is not sufficient, 1t may
require additional security to be given by
plaintiR within a reasonable time, to be
fixed by the Court, and IL not given as re-
Quired, the action may be dismissed. All
costs advanced by the plaintiff or by him
paid, shall be returned to him when the
same are collected from the defendant.
Section %. In all civil cases brought In
said Court there shall be taxed therein the
same fees as are allowed by law in such
cases In the District Court Of said County
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and when theV are collected thew shall be