Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
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nossd from said eour. excent - ss snaii De re-
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aeelde ialpartally in the mate ty lage VIII not
~ 49, hostiy the county Judge Of ary a+,san .uase
oualifsd ~ commissioner in said county not sis
nTnceaIst, HsaE SAID examination trial m ostar
paoceeeng wheraupon the said conty 10 " o.her
ebara 4ha 50 notified may hold court md a.,
the duties of the judge Of sa,d anu US
saal o. said case the hearing ~ ia eVul. On ,ne
~ o'ner proceeding. the eaA nqv he sx. ,
qualified to as au NC county Judge would if not dis
eriIns,sq ~ act. The magistrate so acting in 'anv
H. ~ proceeding shall receive AZ fulI cor,na 49,
one lails rae sum CT three dollars for each day
aet,sl1s, ana half for each half day he sha1ii
~ OF necessarily spend In said exaTits
Set proceeding and shah be paid mt Of az
tn IN nNasary upon Presentation of a hill therefor
y the county board and allowance theras ues s
se u elHH actions he shall be entitled IT, tha a.,
The county - sne preceding section provided that
dion, ~ ooaru o. said county may provide ner
ILL., 49, q utner compensation In lieu Of said ssss W.
la az such fees shall be paid into the co,,ntv
80, Seeuon r. In all civil actions under tbie a.. =,
ts egot'S court In the county Of Monroe the nls,n
ILL., ne snail Obtain judgment shaI he snsi,ias ~.
recover attorneys fees as follows. a., s1lsu 70
a@Aen IN actions wherein the defendant does NOT
exceeds one esui Mhen me amount Of the judgment
i,s,, oiie nuldred dollars and Is less than three
iuiidIeu collars ten dollars when ina o.no,,r. -
afAe ssne IS three hundred dollars and upwards
alouit aces not exceed hunred dollars an amount
du.i 20 zen per cent Of the amount Of the iudp-
~ wien Inc amount of the Judgment exceeds
she sum Of one hundred dollars ten dollars On the
irat one mlncred dollars and five ner cent m ths
y he 1uagment in excess Of one hundred
~ az. l'loYlasn. that IN no shall the amount
q sne attorney fee exceed the sum of twenty dollars
i 9 II case Judgment shall be for the defendant he
Ia W enlted TO recover attorney fees as follows
n cases where the plaintiff shall claim In his com.
pltiit one hundred dollars or less an assessn,ent
eeual 70 ten per cent of such claim In All cases
IN Il
sum Of over one hundred dollars ten dolIara FOR Tho
ns e enc hundred dollars and five per cent on the
provided, that In ne case shall the amount Of al
torHey fees exceed the of twenty dollars The
provisions OF this section shall apply to proceedings
ana th eUsery q possession OF personal property
anu inc value OF the property as found If Judgment
~ t 4ha ne piaintn and as claimed. judgment be
t the DEFENDANT shall be the basis for the taxation
q attorney fees and In all ether civil actions not
herf4h provided for. an attorney fee of ten dollars
shaIi pe aloWed to the party in hose favor judg-
ment Is rendered: provided however that no attor-
ney fees shall be allowed unless the party who re-
c9 20 tne Judgment shall appear by an attorney
. Section u The county Judge may in his discre-
WI on the written request of either party to civil
aco or on Like request by the district attorney in
criminal case Oh examination call in a steno-
graphic reporter skilled in the art Of shorthand to
take me testimony in such action proceeding and
may me Inc SAID reporters notes in lieu of the tes-
lmony required by law to be taken by justices of the
pesS pen IN IKE proceedings In case of appeal in
civil acton or proceeding when SO requested by the
appellant said reporter shall ranscribe said test
noy Ia longhand and the fees for such transcribing
not 70 exceed fiye cents per folio. shall be taxed
part OF the judges fees in the case and il requested
at the time the appeal is saken or request Of district
attorney made such reporter at the expense Of the
party requesting. shall furnish an additional copy
OF such testimony to each party so requesting at that
ume. at the rate OF not to exceed two and onehalf
cents per folio. Said reporter shall receive such
compensation for taking testimony as shall be allowed
by the said county Judge not to exceed two dollars
for each day, and dollar for each half day ac-
tually engaged in taking testimony to and until the
first regular meeting Of the county board of super
vsor of Monroe county Thereafter the reporter shall
have and receive such compensation shall then be
fixed by the said county board and it shall be the
said stenographic reporter at said time. IN said
civil actions and proceedings the compensation shall
be fixed a part Of the costs in lieu OF the fees
now allowed to justices Of the peace taking esti
mony and in criminal proceedings the same shall be
paid out of the county treasury upon certificate
of the county Judge Section 2439 Of the statutes
shall apply TO said reporter Of such court, and
ton 4l41 Of the statutes shall apply to the tran
scrbed copies Of the testimony and proceedings taken
by the reporter under this act.
Section Is The county court under the provisions
Of this act shall be open for the transaction Of bust
ness daily, Sundays and legal holidays excepted at
nine o'clock in the forenoon and said court shall
be held in the Office of the county Judge in the court
house in the city of Sparta in said county. in
such oher convenient place in said county to which
i may be adjourned, as provided by section 2
herein
Section IA. Appeals from said county court shall
be made to the circuit court of Monroe County and
the manner and form Of taking an appeal shall be
in the manner and form and time Of taking such
appeal from justice court as provided
Section Is. The provisions Of section 1900 Of the
statutes shall apply the fling Of all transcripts Of
judgments in this with the clerk of the circuit
court. so far the same applicable thereto
Section 49, This act shall take effect passage
and publication -i
Approved May %, 1913