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

summon such Jurors returnable at such
| time as the Judge may direct.
In case the whole panel
Is not summoned for the trial Of any
criminal action or for the trial Of any
action or proceeding In which jury
trial is demanded or ordered, the par
ties shall strike from the
the Jury for such action. The district
attorney or the plaintiff or plaintiffs
shall be entitled to six -peremptory
challenges and the defendant or de-
lenges to be made alternately,
the district attorney or the plaintiff
first challenging When either party
such challenge shall be made by the
clerk by lot. When jury shall have
been selected as aforesaid, or other
returnable at such time as the Judge
may direct shall be issued by the clerk
to the sheriff of said county.
g.. If any of the Jurors named in
such venire shall not be found, or
shall fail to appear, or If there shall
be any Legal objection to any that
shall appear, or if any Of them be ex-
court may direct the sheriff or his
undersheriff, or any of his deputies to
summon sufficient number of tales
that not more than four such tales
men shall be selected from the resid-
ents of any one town, city or village,
except by consent OF parties The of.
ficer summoning the same may insert
the names Of such talesmen on the
venire.
Z. If jury shall be required to
make an assessment Of damages in
any case, the same shall be drawn
from the names in such box, or the
court may direct the same to be had
and taken by any jury, summoned in
any other case, or may direct the clerk
| to issue venire to summon special
jury for that purpose, to be composed
of persons qualified to serve as jurors
are made, such assessment of damages
may be made by the court, or the
Judge thereof without the interven-
ton of a jury.
8. The court may set down any
case on the calendar for trial on any
particular day. When civil case on
the calendar is called, the court may
then, or at any time thereafter, re-
Quire the parties in such action to de-
termine and elect whether they wish
q jury, and if both parties elect to
both parties neglect or refuse to SO de-
terrnine elect at said time, neither
party shall be entitled to trial by
jury, but the court may, at it's dis
erection, grant trial by jury; and if
a trial is demanded, the court may
then or at any time afterwards direct
that jury be selected as aforesaid
in such case, and issue a venire there
for, returnable at the time fixed for
the trial of such action. If for any
cause, in selecting jury, the panel
shall become exhausted, the
court may cause persons qualified to
serve as jurors to be returned from
the bystanders or from the county at
large for the trial thereof and make
the proper and necessary orders there
for.
8. In all criminal actions jury may
be waived by the accused by filing
N RI ay1ta "a
minutes.
10. Jurors shall be summoned as in
the circuit court, and the county
judge may direct at what time jurors
shall be summoned to appear.
II. The panel of jurors selected for
any term of the county court of said
jurisdiction, shall constitute the panel
Of jurors for the subsequent and all
succeeding terms of court until dis
charged by the court; but the judge of
said court, in his discretion, may or
der a new panel Of jurors to be drawn
for the subsequent, or any succeeding
term.
och. 291, laws of 1880 Section 8.
Il Such register in probate shall
perform such duties as the Judge shall
direct. He shall have power to adj
minister oaths and to certify to cop
les of papers, records and judicial pro-
ceedings had in said court or before
said judge. He shall, when requested,
make without charge one certified
copy OF all Wills proved, OIL all letters
issued of all licenses, judgments and
| DEGREES of the county court and of
certificates issued by the county
judge entitled to record in the office
of any register of deeds in Wisconsin
and of all reports of commissioners in
partition proceedings and in proceed
ingS to set off dover and homesteads,
and SHALL when requested, make with
out charge such certificates and GER
titled copies as may be required in col
lecting the. amount due under any
policy of life insurance; and shall de-
liver such copies and certificates, when
! requested, to the executor, admins
traitor, trustee, guardian, widow, or
other person principally interested. He
file petitions and applications in the
probate jurisdiction Of the county
court, and may issue proper orders for
hearing and for notice and for cita-
tons thereon in the same manner and
with the same effect as If issued by
the Judge; and the order, notice and
citation shall be signed "By the court,
........... register in probate But
sufficient he may order such further
notice as the case requires.
by c ch 2s laws of of l lsss as seoon
Such register in probate shall receive
such salary as the county board Of
said county may from time to time
(Ch. 1913, laws of 1909 Section 1.
There is added to chapter 291, laws Of
1889, new section to read: Section
Am. The county judge of the county
Of Walworth may appoint and remove
at pleasure an assistant register in
probate who shall perform such du-
ties as the Judge shall direct, and in
the absence of, Or during the dis
ability of the register in probate,
the assistant register in probate shall
have all the powers and perform all the
duties of the register in probate, and
during such time shall receive the
compensation provided by law for such
register in probate to be deducted
from his salary; but the county board
of said county may provide salary
for such assistant register in probate.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it
passage and publication.
| Approved June 2, 1913. Copy Law.
No. 1902, Al Published June 5, 1913.
| CHAPTER 1916, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To create section 1492ab-1,
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