The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05

touching final dscflss and judgments.
 Sec. q. That all the witnesses in at- tendance upon said court must prove their attendance within five days after the termination of the trial of the cause in which they were subposnaed or called to testify. and unless they prove their attendance within that time. their fees shall not be taxed as costs. nor shall they be recoverable against either party.
 Section .. That after ten days from the rendition of any judgment or decree unless otherwise directed in said judgment. the clerk or register of said court shall issue execution. returnable. as herein-before provided: provided. however. that nothing herein contained shall prevent any person from having execution issued within ten days, upon making affidavit as now provided by law. in relation to the issue of execu- tion upon judgments in the. Circuit Court: and provided further. that noth- superseding of execution after the issue thereof upon filing affidavit as now re- auired by law.
 Sec. g. On the next day after the adjournment of the last regular term of the Court of County Com0issioners or session. of the board of revenue held in each year. or As soon thereafter as
 
 proceed to draw from the jury box a grand jury for two regular terms of the Circuit Court to be held for the next ensuing year at such time as may be prescribed by tho judge of said court not less than fifteen nor more than twenty-one persons for each grand jury. to be composed of persons duly qualified to serve as grand jurors; and next. the names of the requisite number of persons to serve as petit jurors for each term of the Circuit Court. allowing not more than thirty six nor less than thirty persons for each week of the terms prescribed by law, during which, in the opinion of the judge of the court, . jury shall be required; ands the juries for each week shall be drawn separately and excessively. and every piece of paper upon which is written the name of the person so drawn must be destroyed. The judge, in writing. shall prescribe the number of weeks for which petit jurors shall be drawn.
 Sec. 10. That whenever for any cause, try. grand, or petit, shall be quashed by the court, shall fail to have been drawn or summoned, or if drawn and summoned shall fail to attend, or if for any other cause, there should be no grand or petit jury in attendance on said court. the court may forthwith oiuCI IHc CutTlII tO summon from the qualified citizens of Walker County . jury or jurors to serve for the time specified or ordered by the court; and such jury so summoned shall be competent and valid to try all causes pending in said court and perform all other duties as if such jury were regularly drawn and summoned for said court.
 Sec. Il. The court may by rules. prescribe the time in which the plead ings in causes may be settled.
 Sec. 12 The judge of said court shall have power to make and adopt such rules of practice as may. in his judg- ment, be required by . proper system of practice for said court: to amend same as may appear expedient; and said rules shall be entered upon record on the minutes of the court.
 Sec. 1s. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act be, and the same are hereby repealed.
 Approved. July 2S. 1907. Official
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State