The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-16

| after the second Tuesday in January
 next after their election. and until his
 successor Is elected and qualified. The judge Of said court. at the time of his election, shall have been citizen of this State, and of the United States, for a period of five years next preceding his election. and shall not be less than twen- ty-f1ve years of age, and shall be learned in the law, and at the time of his elee- l ton and during his continuance in of | nee such judge shall be a resident cit- zen of the County of Talladega. The | judge of said court shall take the oath | of office required by law to be taken by i Judges of the Circuit Court before enter
 ing upon the discharge of the duties per 1 taining to the said office and may be : impeaehed or removed from office for the same causes, by the same tribunals, and in the same manner as Is provided by ] law for the impeachment or removal from | office of Judges of the Circuit Courts 1 Such judge shall have and exercise all the Jurisdiction and powers which are now or which may hereafter be lawfully ex- ercised by Judges of the Circuit Court | and Chancellors of this State including authority to issue writs of injunction, pro- hibition, ne exeat, and all other writs which are now, or may hereafter be law fully issued by Judges of the Circuit
 Court and Chancellors of this State. Va-
 caneies in the office of such judge shall be filled by appointment by the Governor;
 and the appointee shall hold his office
 until the next general election for any
 State officer held at least six months
 after the vacancy occurs, and until his
 successor is elected and qualified; the suc-
 cessor chosen at such election shall hold
 office fo1 the unexpired term and until
 his successor is elected and qualified.
 2. That Section 2 of act approved
 February Sth 1S9e entitled ''an act to
 amend Sections Six (s) Twenty-Five (25)
 of an act approved February 18th, 1895,
 entitled, Ian act to amend an act en-
 titled an act to establish a City Court
 for the County of Talladega; approved
 February B, 1ss3" be, and the same is
 hereby, amended as to read as follows.
 to-wit: Section 2 Be 1t further enacted
 that Section Twenty-Five (25) of said act,
 approved February IS, 1895, entitled, "an
 act to amend an act entitled an act to
 establish a City Court for the County of
 Talladega," approved February 23rd, 1893,
 be, and the same is hereby, amended
 as to read as follows. Section 25. Be
 1t further enacted, that there shall be a
 Solicitor for said court who shall per
 form such duties in said court as are now
 or shall hereafter be required of Circuit
 Court Solicitors in Circuit Courts of this
 State. He shall take a like oath of of
 flee and file the same in the office of the
 Secretary of State. He shall be elected
 by the qualified electors of Talladega
 County Alabama, at the general election
 to be held In the said county on the first
 Tuesday after the first Monday in No vember 1910, and at each such general election every fourth year thereafter, and
 he shall at the time of his election be a resident citizen of Talladega County, over the age of twenty-five years. and learned fin the law. Each such Solicitor shall hold office until his successor Is elected and qualified. The Governor shall by appoint ment fill any vacancy for the unexpired term He shall receive a compensation for his services the same fees as are taxed by law for the Solicitors in criminal cases in the Circuit Courts of this State, to be taxed and collected In said City Court in the same manner as such fees are taxed and collected in the said Circuit Courts of this State and said fees shall be paid to him instead of the State; and the said Solicitor of said court shall have a claim against the Fine and Forfeiture Fund of said county for his fees in cases where convictions are secured, and the fees cannot be collected.
 Approved August 19 1909 Official:
 Frank N Julian,
 Secretarv Of State