The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-23

Clay under the provisions of this act; and the Court of Chancery of the County Of Clay is hereby vested with full power and Jurisdiction to hear and determine all cases in equity. and to execute all pro- cess therein, of all such cases transferred to said court of chancery for the County of Clay under the provisions of this act.
 Sec. 13. That it shall be the duty of the clerk of the County Court of Clay to transfer to the Circuit Court of Clay all the dockets of all the cases at law and of all criminal cases and all the papers of every kind and all the causes at law and all the criminal cases which have been brought in the County Court of clay since It's organization, and all indictments which have been returned into said Coun- ty Court of Clay since its organization to- gether with all the capiases issued,and all the bonds taken in criminal cases. at law and all other papers connected with any and all criminal cases or civil cases at law and proceedings from the organi- zation of said county court of Clay and all the records and minutes of said court of civil cases at law and proceedings from the organization of said county court of Clay. and ail the records and minutes of said court of civil cases at law and criminal cases from the organizatioS thereof and all other boks and papers which appertain to civil cases at law and criminal cases which belong to said county court of Clay.
 Sec. IA That it shall De the duty of the register of the county court of Clay to transfer to the chancery court for the county of Clay all record minutes. entries. books. papers of every class and description from the organization of said county court of Clay which pertain to or belong to all cases in equity pending in said county court of Clay
 Sec. 15. That the clerk of the circuit court for the county of Clay is hereby vested with authority to do and perform all the acts and discharge all duties in regard to said records. dockets and pa pers transferred from the county court of Clay, which the said clerk of the county court of Clay could or might do, with reference to civil cases at law or criminal cases if the said county court Of Clay was still in existence. All the powers of the county court of Clay. in civil cases at law and in criminal cases, while it existed, are hereby conferred upon tne circuit court of Clay.
 Sec IC That the register in chancery for the county of Clay is hereby vested with authority to do and perform all acts and discharge all duties in regard to the records, dockets and papers transferred from the county court of Cliay which the register of said county court of Clay could or might do If said court was still in existence-all the powers of the register of the county court of Clay in cases in equity while it existed being hereby conferred upon the register in chancery for the county of Clay.
 Sec II. That all costs heretofore ac- crued in the said county court of Clay due and owing to the clerk and to the register and to the solicitor and sheriff for services performed by the eo- licitor. sheriff. clerk and the register of said court or to be hereafter due and owing for such services, shall be collect ed by the clerk of the circuit court of Clay and register in chancery for the county of Clay respectively by due pro- cess of law as all such fees are collected, and paid to such officers as though the county court of Clay were still in exist ence
 Approved Sept. IS. 1903.
 Official.
 J. THOS. HEFLIN,