Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

action or appeal may be brought on for trial
at any time by consent on 8 date approved
by the municipal Judge
Section 81. Except as hereinbefore pro
: vlued IN all actions proceeding according to
justice court procedure and all examinations,
costs exclusive of disbursements shall be
the are allowed in courts of justices
! OF the peace, except that in shall the
amount thereof exceed three dollars. IN all
otter civil actions and proceedings CLERK $
Zee shall be collected is now provided in
circuit court, but in shall the same
exceed five dollars, besides 3 suit tax OF
one dollar. Such fees and tax shall be paid
TO the county treasurer on the first secular
day OF each month.
Section So No attorney fees shall be
|. allowed In actions proceeding according TO
Justice court procedure. In all other civil
actions and proceedings attorneys fees shall
be taxable as IN circuit courts. Costs
| herein provided and all disbursements shall
be taxed in favor of the prevailing party and
included in the Judgment.
Section So: The judgments, orders and
DEGREES of the municipal court, or Of the
Judge thereof. shall have the same force,
effect and lien qualities and be enforced in
the same manner as the judgments, orders
and DEGREES of circuit courts
Section 81. All fines and penalties col
lected by the municipal judge or clerk in
actions for the violation of the ordinances
or charter provisions OF any city or village,
shall be paid TO the treasurer OF such city
or village the first secular day of the
month following such collection, and all
fines and penalties collected in any criminal
or civil action or proceeding under the gem
eral laws of the state together with all
costs fees and disbursements taxed, allowed
and collected by the said judge clerk and
not belonging to any officer, witness party
as provided in this act, shall be paid TO the
treasurer of Fond du Lac county on the first
secular day of the month next after such
collection.
Section SIS. The judge of the municipal
court shall keep or cause to be kept in q
book provided for that purpose a full and
complete record and account of all fees and
costs received by, said Judge or the. clerk,
In such manner that the records shall show
the exact amount OF money paid TO said
judge or clerk, by whom, at what time, on
what account in what case and how and on
what account such moneys disbursed.
certified statement showing all such
facts in detail shall be made and fled with
the county clerk st least ten days before the
annual session of the county board,
Section So. In all matters proceeding &C
cordng to justice court procedure, the judge
of the municipal court or the clerk thereof
shall keep one docket for criminal actions
under justice court procedure and o third
and separate docket for prosecutions un-
der city or village ordinances. and the pro,
ceedings in such matters shall be recorded
therein, in like manner, as far as practical
BILE, is required of justices OF the peace.
Such dockets and the other records OF the
municipal court shall be public records and
open to inspection at all reasonable hours.
Section ST. All necessary stationery,
! blanks, dockets and other record books re-
quired by the municipal court shall be fur
nished st the expense of the county.
Section So. The judge Of the municipal
court shall be conservator OF the peace,
and have the same power as Judges Of other
courts of record to solemnize marriages, Rd-
minister oaths, take Acknowledgements OF
deeds and other written instruments through
out the state, and shall receive like fees
therefor which shall be delivered to the
county treasurer.
Section So The sheriff of Fond du Lac
county shall be the officer of the municipal
court and he or any of his deputies, or any
constable of the county may and exc
cute the civil and criminal process of said
court, provided, however, that the village
marshals their deputies, and the police Off
GERS OF the city Of Fond du Lac, shall have
power to serve and execute the criminal pro-
cess of said court within the limits of the
city in which they are officers, and shall have
the power and be required to serve and exc
cute all process issued out of said court
wherein such city is a party plaintiff,
Section 60. Circuit court commissioners
in said county shall have the same powers
and be subject to the same duties in respect
to actions and proceedings in the municipal
court in the circuit court.
Section 81. All papers, depoSitionB GER
tifcates, Acknowledgements, examinations and
other documents executed or signed by the
municipal judge and sealed with the seal OF
the court shall be receiV ed as evidence in
all the courts of this state and have the
same force and effect as if signed and sealed
by the judge of any other court of record.
Section g. Nothing herein contained shall
be construed as amending the several acts
Of the legislature relating to the municipal
the latter shall be deemed in full force and
effect, anything herein to the contrary not
withstanding, and nothing in this act
tanned shall be construed as in any wise
affecting the rights, powers, jurisdictions
of any court Judge. justice Of the peace, or
other magistrate over any action or proceed
ing commenced before pending the first
day of May, A. D. 1910
Section 60. All acts or parts of acts so
far as the same may be in conflict herewith
hereby. repealed, to take effect on the
first day of May, A. D. 1910.
Section Ga. This act shall be submitted
for its approval at its regular November
session, A D. 1909 The said act shall not
become law without the approval of said
county board; said county board shall take
vote at said session to determine its approval
or disapproval of said act. A vote of the
majority of all the members Of said county
board shall be necessary to show its ap-
prevail of said act In case there shall not
be majority of the votes Of all the mem
bers of said board In favor of said act, the
said act shall be OF no force and effect and
shall be null and void.
Section 65 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June IT, 1909.