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

what case. Said judge shall also
make duplicate certificates showing
the same facts and file same with the
county clerk. In all civil cases COM
ing before said court there shall be
paid to the judge the sum of three
dollars at the time of issuing the sum-
mons, in actions originally commenced
in said court and at the time of filing
the papers, in actions brought into
said court by appeal on change of
venue, and no appeal to said court or
change. of venue to said court in civil
cases shall be of any effect unless said
sum is paid. Said sum of three dollars
shall be applied by said judge to the
payment Of the costs of said court, and
if there be any surplus, such surplus
shall be refunded to the party paying.
If the party paying such sum shall
obtain judgment for his costs in such
action the amount SO paid by him
shall be included in his judgment, but
If the adverse party have judgment for
cost, such sum shall not be included
therein.
of the laws of 1903 is amended to
read (Chapter 396, laws of 1909
Section 16. The municipal judge
shall receive a salary of two thou
and the municipal clerk shall receive a
salary of one thousand two hundred
dollars per year. The said salary shall
be paid monthly out of the county
treasury Oh biOWn county. 1H6 county
board of the said county of Brown
shall have the power to increase the
salaries of said municipal Judge and
municipal clerk at any meeting of the
county board of Brown county
Section 10. Section II of chapter 396
of the laws of 1903 is amended to read:
(Chapter $780, laws of 1909 Section
II. The judge of said municipal
court shall tax such fees and costs
as are taxed by q justice of the peace
in proceedings had before him, where
in justice of the peace has jurisdic-
ton, except as herein otherwise pro-
Vided, and said fees when so collect
ed shall be paid into the county trea-
sury at the end of each month. In all
other actions the costs and fees shall
be the same as nov provided d., in the the
of jurors in said court shall be paid
by the county of Brown upon voucher
of the clerk of the said municipal court
in the same manner as fees of jurors
however, that the party calling for a
jury in civil case properly triable by
a jury of six jurors, shall pay, to the
clerk of said municipal court
six dollars at the time of making such
demand, which sum shall be paid into
the county treasury as aforesaid, and
which sum shall be taxed against the
losing party as a part of the costs
in such case, and provided further,
that the judge of said court shall in
all cases of which justices Of the
peace now nave original Jur1Sd1CtIOn,
tax as fees the sum of two cents per
folio only for each folio of testim ony
taken on the trial
Section II. Section IS of chapter
1876 of the laws of 1908 is amended to
read (Chapter 1876, laws of 1909
Section is. Appeals from the justice
court of Brown county shall be made
to the municipal court for Brown
county in the manner and form of
taking such appeals to the circuit
court, and appeals from the municipal
court in all prosecutions for crimes
and misdemeanorS, or the violation of
city ordinances or bylaws, shall be
made to the supreme court of Wiscon-
sin in the same maner as appeals from
circuit courts are now taken. In all
civil cases originally brought in the
municipal court of which a justice
court would have Jurisdiction, appeals
shall lie to the circuit court of Brown
county in the same manner as appeals
from justice courts are now taken. In
all other cases the appeal shall lie to
the supreme court of Wisconsin in the
same manner as appeals are now taken
from circuit courts. The clerk of said
municipal court shall be allowed the
sum of five Gems per folio for each
folio of testimony written out in
longhand on the request of a party
to be paid by the party demanding
the same.
Section 12 This act shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after
it's passage and publication.
Approved May 7, 1913. Copy Law