Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

Chippewa on the third Monday in
April and the third Monday in Noyem
third Monday in March and the third
Monday in September.
Twentieth Circuit. In the county oil
Marinette on the second Monday in
the first Monday in October; in the
county Of Oconto on the first Monday
in February, the first Monday in June
and the first Monday after the first
Florence on the fourth Monday IN
March and the first Monday in Sep
TENDER; in the county of Forest on the
SECOND 4 Tuesday in April and on the
Section Z. Sections 2423b, 2423c and
2423d Of the statutes are repealed.
Section s. Section 2423e Of the stat
utes is subdivided into sections 94t-1
and 1907 and revised and amended to
read:
Section 94t-1. Whenever two or
more judges of the circuit court are
required by law to be elected on the
same day in one judicial circuit. the
notice of such election shall state the
names of the judges whose successors
are to be elected and the number of
the branch of such court presided over
and the official ballots shall contain
the names Of all candidates for such
SUGGESTIONS, shall state the NUMBER OF
judges to be elected and the number
may vote, and shall designate each can
didacy as For Circuit Judge (to sue
coed. Branch No. .....)." Each
elector may vote for one candidate for
each branch of the court required TO
be filled, and the person receiving the
highest number Of votes for circuit
judge of either of such branches shall
be declared elected In all other re,
spects said elections shall be governed
by the provisions Of section cat so far
as applicable.
1897 () The circuit court of the
second judicial Circuit consists of six
branches, as follows: The branch pre-
sided over on January l, 1913,
By Lawrence w. Halsey, constitutes
branch No. /;
By o. M. Fritz, constitutes branch
BY orren T. Williams, constitutes
BY John c. Ludwig. constitutes
branch No. 4.
BY William J. Turner. constitutes
BY Franz c. Eschweiler, constitutes
branch No. 6;
CD Each of said branches consti-
tutes circuit court with all the pow
ers and Jurisdiction possessed by cir
cult courts in circuits having one
judge only, and may be designated in
all papers and proceedings either by
it's respective number or by the name
of it's presiding judge
CD The circuit judges of any Cir
cult having more than one judge shall
meet from time to time and divide the
business Of the whole circuit, appor-
tioning to each branch it's due portion
thereof, and to that end they may
make such rules and institute sucn
measures as they shall determine will
promote justice and expedite business.
"a In every county having a pop
10 Of tbran hIIY,Hrn6 fh01Ica n
more and containing an entire judicial
circuit for which more than one judge
is provided by law, the county board
shall provide suitable court rooms and
necessary deputy sheriffs as attending
officers and the clerk of the circuit
court shall provide sufficient number
of deputy clerks for all the judges and
branches of said court
Section 8. new section is added to
the statutes to read:
1893. The several circuit judges OF
the state shall constitute a board to
Judges They shall hold their first
meeting at the senate chamber, in the
city OF Me olson, on tho 29th day OF
December, 1913; Their SUBSEQUENT
each year thereafter. at such time and
place as they shall determine. They
shall make such rules and regulations
as they shall deem advisable, not incon-
practice adopted by the justices of the
supreme court, to promote the admin
istration of the judicial business Ct the
circuit courts Of the state. If said
sary to secure the services Of a secre-
tary, they shall have power to employ
such secretary and fix his compensa-
ton, which shall be payable monthly
and shall not exceed one thousand dol
lars per year. The salary of said sec
rotary, his expenses for postage, te1e-
graphing and telephoning, and for
travelling and hotel bills in attending
paid, on the certificate of the chair
man of the board, out of the state
treasury ard charged to the appropri-
alton for circuit courts.
Section 10. Section PAPA, the last
paragraph of section 2424, being the
paragraph following the matter relat-
ing to the Twentieth Circuit, and sec
tions 2426, 2427 and 2431. of the stat
utes are consolidated into sections
numbered 1900 and 1910 and revised
and amended to read:
1900. Every term Of the circuit
court continues from its commence
next succeeding term in the same
county A jury shall be drawn
and summoned to appear at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, of the first day
of each term, unless the presiding
judge directs their appearance at some
other time or directs that no jury be
summoned for such term; which direc
tion he is empowered, in his discretion,
to make for the convenience of bust
ness or when satisfied that no jury
issues will be in readiness for trial.
All criminal cases arising after the
commencement of a term shall be
placed upon the calendar and be for
trial at the then current term, unless
continued. Every other issue Of fact
or law may be noticed for trial at any
time after it is at issue. A note of
such issue may thereupon be filed by
either party, and at the expiration of
ten days after service of such notice
the clerk shall place such issue on the
calendar of the then current term, and
it shall stand for disposition at any
later session of the court.
1910. All judgments and orders
made during a term may be reviewed
by the court at any time within sixty
days from service of notice of entry
thereof All other matters pending and
undisposed of at the end of a term
shall be continued by law, and may be
considered and disposed of at the next
or later term with the same effect as
If disposed of at the term at which
they were instituted; and every calen-
dar case or proceeding undispoSed Of
at the end of a term shall be placed by
the clerk upon the calendar Of the next
term in accordance with its nature ana
date of issue without further notice of
trial or notes Of issue. Except when
otherwise directed by the presiding