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 tain in said Marshall County.
 Sec. 3. Said Court shall be presided over by the Judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Alabama or the Judge of any other Circuit to which Marshall County may hereafter be attached, and all crim- inai causes pending in said court shall be prosecuted by the Solicitor of said Cir cult.
 Sec. 1. All appeals or certiorari pro- ceedings from the Justice Courts, the Mayors Courts and the County Court of Marshall County where the cause of ac- ton arose in said territory, shall be taken. heard and disposed of in said Cir cult Court at Albertville.
 Sec 5. The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marshall County shall be ex offcio the Clerk of said Court and shall be re- quired to procure. and keep all necessary dockets. records and books for the use of said court and the dockets, records, books and papers pertaining to said Court shall be kept by him in his office in the Court House hereinafter provided for at Albertville He shall also keep in said office at Albertville a deputy to transact the business of the clerk, and said dep uty, in the name of the clerk, may issue all process in the manner and form now required by law, and the clerk himself when required shall likewise issue all papers and process for said Court at Albertville, but all such process, papers and documents so issued shall be return able to the Circuit Court at Albertville.
 Sec. G. The Sheriff of Marshall County shall keep a deputy for said court whose office shall be in the said court house at Albertville. And the Sheriff shall also keep all needful records for said court as are now required by law to be kept for the Circuit Court of Marshall Coun ty He shall also execute and serve all process, wrts and papers that may be returnable to said Circuit Court at AL bertville and make return thereof to said court at Albertville and shall at tend each and every term of said court. All legal sales by the Sheriff arising in the Jurisdiction of the said court shall be made by him in front of the Court House at Albertville.
 Sec. '. Twenty-four jurors shall be drawn and summoned for each week of each term of said court in the way and manner prescribed by law for drawing and summoning jurors in Marshall Coun- ty for the Circuit Court, which said tu- TOTS shall be drawn from the qualified jurors residing in Marshall County, and when so drawn and summoned they shall attend upon said court at Albertville and se rye as jurors in said court under the pains and penalties prescribed by law for the service of jurors upon the Cir cult Court of Marshall County, and they shall receive the same compensation both as to per diem and mileage as the regular jurors serving in the Circuit Court of said County
 Sec. s. No Grand Juries shall be drawn to serve in said Circuit Court at Albert vile, but the regular Grand Juries of said county shall retain all the powers exercise all the jurisdiction and be charged with all the duties as heretofore, and the Clerk of the Circuit Court or his deputy at Albertvile shall set down for trial in the Circuit Court at Albertvile all criminal causes arising by indictment in the Circuit Court of said county, or by appeal from the Justices Courts, the Mayors Courts and the County Court where the cause of action arose within the territory embraced as herein pro- vided; and said causes shall be tried un- der the rules and regulations for the trial of criminal causes in the Circuit Court of Marshall County.
 Sec. g. All causes now pending in the Circuit Court of Marshall County where the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of said Circuit Court at AL bertville as herein provided, shall be set down for trial at the first term of the Circuit Court at Albertville.
 Sec. 10. The said Circuit Court at AL bertville shall be governed by the rules of pleading and practice provided by law for the Circuit Court of Marshall Coun- ty and shall be in all respects a branch of said regular Circuit Court.
 Sec. II. Within thirty days after the passage of this act the town of Albert vile shall provide a suitable place for holding said couft temporarily for pe- riod of not less than two years and without expense to Marshall County: and when said provision is so made the May or of Albertyille shall file with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County a certificate duly sworn to certifying that such suitable place has been provided designating the location and description of said place. Upon the fling of such certificates the necessary docSets, books and records for the use of said court shall be purchased at the expense of the county, the iuries be drawn and sum- moned and the first term of said court as herein provided shall be held, com mencing on the second Monday in Jan uary 1910. On or before the second Mon day in January, 1912, a permanent build ing shall be erected In the town of AL bertville, without expense to Marshall County. wherein said Court shall be per manently held. which building shall con- tain necessary court, office, jury and witness rooms for the use of said Court The town of Albertville shall tender to the Sheriff of Marshall County and his dep- uties the use of it's municipal prison for the incarceration of prisoners during the terms of said court and at such other times as may be found convenient by the Sheriff and his deputies, but without ex- pense to the County, the tender to be made by certificate of the Mayor, duly sworn to and filed with the Sheriff of Marshall County; but in no event shall the Sheriff incarcerate any prisoner therein until the same is made secure and sanitary.
 Approved, August IS, 1909.
 Official.
 Frank N. Julian
 Secretary of State.
 Mo- 21) AN ACT CH 1T2 To submit to the qualified electors of the
 State at general election to be held
 on the first Monday after the expira-
 ton of three months from and after
 the final adjournment of the present
 session of the Legislature, for their
 consideration. an amendment to the
 constitution for the purpose of forever
 prohibiting the manufacture, sale and
 keeping for sale of alcoholic and malt
 liquors and other intoxicating liquors
 and beverages. with the exception that
 alcohol may be sold for medical, sci
 entfc and mechanical purposes, and
 wine for sacramental purposes under