Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

court and shall be entitled to receive
Section Z. The summons in all
actions may be in the following form:
Jackson County,
City of Black River Falls %
The State of Wisconsin to the sheriff or
any constable of said county:
You are hereby commanded to sum-
mon A. B., If he shall be found within
your county, to appear before the UNI
county, at the coHnty court room in
said court house in the city of Black
River Falls, county aforesaid, on the
NOON . - day of Of: - at. g :
under.
Hereof fail not at your peril
Given under my hand at Black River
rails, jackson county, Wisconsin, this
........ day of. .........., A. D.. .....
COUNTY; Judge i::.''
and all other writs, warrants and pro-
| cesses necessary to be issued in this
act shall be in the form prescribed by
| law for justices of the peace and JUS
tees courts, but under the name of
| the county judge OF said Jackson
| county; and all processes issued by
SAID county judge under the provisions
| of this act shall be made returnable
/ within the same time as like processes
issued by justices of the peace under
existing laws and shall be served
!
manner as like processes of justices of
| the peace are required to be served
under existing laws.
Section 3. In case of the absence or
| temporary disability of the county
| judge, he may, by an order in writing
| to be filed in said court, designate and
said county to discharge his duties
under any Of the additional powers
herein granted and imposed on said
court provided, however, that nothing
c q to
calling IN of the county judge of some
| other county to preside upon the trial
of any action or proceeding in said
court.
Section 8. Except as provided in
| other proceedings shall be removed
provided; il l1lHr to joining issue in
any case and prior to any examination
or other proceeding, it shall appear by
afhdavit that the county judge is a
material witness or is in any way re-
| lated to either of the parties, or from
| prejudice the county judge will not
DECIDE imEtrtially in the matter, the
judge of any other county or some
court commissioner in said county not
! disqualified to hear said examination
the said county judge or court commits
| sioner may hold court ard discharge
the duties of the judge of said court
on the trial of said case or the hearing
ing, as the case may be, with like eff
! feet as the said county judge would If
not disqualified to act. The magis
trate SO acting in any criminal pro-
ceeding shall receive as full compen-
satiOn therefor the sum of three dol
lars for each day, one dollar and half
necessarily spend in said examination
or other proceeding and shall be paid
out of the county treasury upon pre-
sentation of a bill therefor to the
fXy hno ND oil DOf
and in case of civil actions he shall be
entitled to the fees provided for in the
preceding section; provided, that the
! county board of said county may pro-
vide a per diem or other compensation
in lieu of said fees and direct that all
such fees shall be paid into the county
treasury.
Section 10. In all civil actions under
! county of Jackson, the plaintiff, if he
shall obtain judgment, shall be entitled
to recover attorneys fees as follows:
On all judgments taken in actions
wherein the defendant does not appear
| or demur when the amount of the
Judgment exceeds one hundred dollars
and is less than three hundred dollars,
ten dollars When the amount of the
judgment is three hundred dollars and
! upwards, fifteen dollars. On all other
| judgments when the amount does not
exceed one hundred dollars, an amount
equal to ten per cent Of the amount of
the Judgment. When the amount of
the judgment exceeds the sum of one
hundred dollars, ten dollars, on the
first one hundred dollars, and five per
cent on the amount of the judgment in
excess of one hundred dollars; pro-
Vided, that in no case shall the amount
of the attorney fee exceed the sum of
! twenty dollars. And in case Judgment
| shall be for the defendant, he shall be
entitled to recover attorney fees as
| follows: In cases where the plaintiff
shall claim in his complaint one hun
dred dollars or less, an assessment
| equal to ten per cent of such claim. In
all cases where the plaintiff shall claim
in his complaint a sum of over one
hundred dollars, ten dollars for the
first one hundred dollars and five per
cent on the amount claimed in excess
of one hundred dollars; provided, that
in no case shall the amount of attorney
fees exceed the sum of twenty dollars.
The provisions. of this section shall ap..
ply to proceedings for the recovery of
possession of personal property and
the value of the property as found, if
Judgment be for the plaintiff, and IS
claimed, if Judgment be for the defend
ant shall be the basis for the taxation
of attorney fees and in all other civil
actions not herein provided for, an at
tOrney fee of ten dollars shall be al
lowed to the party In whose favor
judgment is rendered, provided, how
ever, that no attorney fees shall be
allowed unless the party who RECEIVERS
ney of a court of record.
Section IL. The county judge may,
| in his discretion on the written re-
quest of either party to a civil action,
or on like request by the district at
torney in q criminal case or eXamna-
ton, call in a stenographic reporter,
skilled in the art of shorthand, to take
the testimony in such action or pro-
| ceeding and may file the said reporters
notes in lieu of the testimony required
| by law to be taken by justices of the
peace in like proceedings. In case Of
appeal in any civil action or proceed
! ing, when so requested by the appel
liant, said reporter shall transcribe said
| testimony in longhand and the fees for
such tranSCribing, not to exceed five
cents per folio, shall be taxed as apart
of the judges fees in the case. Said
reporter shall receive such compensa-
ton. for taking testimony as shall be
allowed by the said county judge, not
| to exceed two dollars for each day, and
one dollar for each half day actually
engaged in taking testimony to and
until the first regular meeting of the
county board of supervisors of Jackson
| county. Thereafter the reporter shall
have and receive such compensation as
shall then be fixed by the said county
board. and it shall be the duty of the
said board to fix the compensation Of
the said stenographic reporter at said
time. In said civil actions and pro-
| ceedings, the compensation shall be
fixed as part of the costs in lieu Of
the fees now allowed to justices of the
| Deaca for taking testimony. and in