The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

venire to the sheriff of said county to
summon such jurors returnable at such time
as the judge may direct.
y IN every criminal action when no such
request IS made and in every civil action in
Eoly1ng the trial Of an issue of facts, ex-
cept as herein otherwise provided. in which
jury trial is demanded by either party or
orGered by the judge the clerk shall draw
rom rom the panel OF Jurors selected for such
term the jury for such action. The plaintiff
or plaintiffs shall be entitled to six peremp-
Scofy challenges and the defendant or de-
lehqants TO like number of challenges to be
n liq alternately, from full list, the plain
I'M first challenging When a jury shall
nave been selected as aforesaid or other
wise agreed upon, venire therefor return
ape at such time as the judge may direct
81 s9an II pc issued by the clerk to the sheriff
OF said county.
8. Ii any Of the jurors named in such
Venlre shall not be found, or shall fail to
appear, or If there shall be any legal OBJ
Jectlon to any that shall appear. or If any
OF them be excused by the court or parties,
me court may direct the sheriff or his un-
oefsherin, or any of his deputies, to sum-
mon sufficient number of talesmen to sup
ply the deficiency provided. that not more
man four such talesmen shall be selected
rpm .gm the residents OF any one town, city or
Wage, except by consent Of parties. The
officer summoning the same may insert the
names of such talesmen on the venire
Z. 1t jury shall be required to make
an assessment OF damages in any case, the
box or the court may direct the same to be
had and taken by any jury summoned in any
other case or may direct the clerk to issue
a venire TO summon a special jury for that
purpose, to be composed of persons qualified
to serve as jurors in sad court, and unless
objections are made, such assessment of
damages may be made by the court or the
Judge thereof, without the intervention of
jury.
s. The court may set down any case on
the calendar for trial on any particular
day. When a civil case on the calendar is
called, the court may then, or at any time
thereafter, require the parties in such action
TO determine and elect whether they wish q
jury, and If both parties elect to try such
case without jury, or If both parties ne
glect Or refuse to so determine Or elect at
said time, neither party shall be entitled to
trial by jury, but the court may, at its
discretion. grant trial by jury; and If a
trial is demanded the court may then or at
any time afterwards direct that jury be
selected as aforesaid in such case. and Issue
fixed for the trial of such action. If for
any cause, in selecting jury, the panel
shall become exhausted, an additional list of
twenty-four shall be drawn in the same
manner as the original panel was drawn.
8. In all criminal actions jury may be
waived by the accused by filing written
waiver or by his consent thereto in open
court entered on the minutes
10. Jurors shall be summoned as in the
circuit court, and the county judge may d.
rect at what time jurors shall be summoned
to appear.
IL. The panel of jurors selected for any
term Of the county court of said county, I'M
der it's civil and criminal jurisdiction, shall
constitute the panel of jurors for the sub
until discharged by the court; but the
judge Of said court, in his discretion, may
order new panel Of Jurors to be drawn
for the subsequent, or any succeeding term.
Section 3. Section % Of chapter 234,
laws of 1907. is amended to read: Section
%. j. The judge of said county court may
from time to time, employ phonosrapnlc
reporter for said court, and may appoint
and remove at pleasure an assistant phon-
ographlc reporter who shall, in the absence
or during the disability Of the photographic
ali the duties of the photographic reporter:
2. Each of said officers shall
take and subscribe the oath Of office pre-
scribed in the constitution, and
shall be furnished with all necessary station
cry, and attend when required
by said judge. and report, the proceedings
Of trials at said court, and per-
form such duties as the judge
s. Said judge shall FIX the compensation Of
such reporter not to exceed five dollars for
each day, and two and one-half dollars for
each one-half days attendance. which shall
be in full conlpensa ton for services and for
making transcripts from short
hand notes. as may be required by said
Judge but, in lieu OF the salary herein pro-
vidod, the county board Of said county. Of
| Walworth may, in It's discretion, from time
to time fix the salary of the photographic
reporter of said court, which salary shall be
paid at the end of each month. During
the time the assistant photographic reporter
shall perform the duties of the photographic
reporter, he shall receive the compensation
provided by law for the. photographic re-
porter, the same to be deducted from the
salary of the Photographic reporter.
4, Said reporter and assistant reporter
shall furnish parties to an ac-
ton, or their attorneys, requiring them,
transcripts of the testimony and
F! proceedings had at a price not to exceed
| 1--WE cents per folio and two and one-half
| cents per folio for copies. Until otherwise
! fixed by the county board, the per diem
| compensation of said reporter and assistant
| reporter shall be paid out Of the treasury
| of the county of Walworth upon the order
| Of the Judge
! Section I. This act shall take effect and
( be In force from and after it's passage and
| publication.