The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-24
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courts of the several districts in the order
of their numbers in rotation
Section 5. That of the districts created
by this act, George H. Brown, il, and
George w. Ward. shall be respectively
the judge and the solicitor of the First
district; Walter e. Daniels shall be the
solicitor for the second district; that
Henry r. Bryan and Larry l. Moore
shall be respectively the judge
and the solicitor of the Third district;
e. w. Timberlake shall be the
Judge of the Fourth district;
Oliver H. Allen and Rodolph Duffy shall
be respectively the judge and the solicit
tor of the Fifth district; w. S. OBJ Robin
son and Armistead Jones shall be re-
spectively the Judge and the solicitor OF
the Sixth district; Thomas A. Mcneil
and Colin NJ Mclean shall be respectively
the Judge and the solicitor of the Seventh
district; that Thomas ]. Shaw and Au-
brey L. Brooks shall be respectively the
Judge and the solicitor of the Ninth dis
trict; that Albert l.. Coble and Wiley.
Rush shall be respectively the judge and
the solicitor of the Tenth district; that
Henry p Starbuck and M. l.. Mott shall
be respectively the judge and the solicitor
of the Eleventh district; that William A.
Hoke and James L. Webb shall be re-
spectively the Judge and the solicitor of
the Twelfth district: W. B. Council and
Moses n. Harshaw shall be respectively
the Judge and the solicitor of the Thir-
teenth district; that Frederick Moore
shall be the Judge of the Fifteenth dis
trict; that James w. Ferguson shall be
the solicitor of the sixteenth district.
Section g. That in the districts created
by this act in which there does not re-
side judge and solicitor, either or both,
there shall be appointed by the Governor
a Judge and a solicitor either or both, as
the case may be, to fill the original va
cancies created by this act, that is to say,
in the Second district a judge; in the
Fourth district a solicitor; in the Eighth
district a Judge and solicitor; in the
Fourteenth district judge and a solicit
tor; in the Fifteenth district solicitor,
and in the Sixteenth district judge;
which said officers shall hold office until
their successors are elected and qualified.
and their successors shall be elected at
the general election to be held in 1902
for State officers.
Section 7. That all process, civil or
able under the present law to any SUI
perior court after the first day of July.
one thousand nine hundred and one, shall
be returnable to the first term of the Su-
perior courts as established by this act.
except that no criminal process shall be
returnable to any term designated in this
act for the trial of civil actions alone.
That the cases now pending in or re-
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county are hereby transferred to the SUI
perior courts of the counties in which
the respective cases are pending or to
which they are returnable, and all rec
ognizances, subpoenas, capiases or pro-
cess issued and now in the hands of the
sheriff or of any other officer, and all
papers, recognizances, subpoenas capiases,
process or obligation hereafter issued or
taken by any officer of the law shall be
issued taken and made returnable to the
next succeeding criminal term of the SUI
perior court of the respective counties.
Section s. That all laws and clauses of
laws in conflict with this act, and parti-
cularly all laws giving extra terms of the
Superior court to any county, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Section 8. The judge riding any spring
circuit shall hold all the courts which fall
between January and June, both inclu-
sive, and the Judge riding any fall cir
cult shall hold all the courts which fall
between July and December, both inclu-
sive.
| Section 10. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the Both
day of June, one thousand nine hundred
and one. except that as to the Fifteenth
district this act shall take effect from and
after the twenty fifth of March, nineteen
hundred and one, and after that date
courts shall be held in said Fifteenth
district at the time herein provided, and
said courts shall be presided over by the
Judge of the Sixteenth District, who shall
be appointed by the Governor on or prior
to the twenty-fifth day of April, nine
teen hundred and one.