St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

criminal sessions, and such other times and
PAGES y az the court may direct, in readiness
ing Its proceedings. And said mayor. or other
iegaily constituted officer or body, having SUI
psrvision and control of said police depart
the power, in his or its discretion, to appoint
no5 exceeding three persons approved by the
poIicsman o. for s Special m astsnpsnc. e snd du fs
eral rules or legal regulations Or enact
men, but such person shall receive the same.
but no greater compensation. unless the com
orGh eevnG Ga,, directs IT, greater compensation ms aon.:, than an
hatlins. and such bailitfs and policemen at
tending said court may be required to give
shall direct for the faithful performance OF
In auties; such bond to be for the use Of
a antb Persons sal Interested. provided. however, that natt
powers and duties Of the general police i'll said
court. And such police officers. bailiffs and
police officers and bailitfs, shall at ali times
when IN attendance upon said court be subject
to to-, the so,! orders and authority and control OF
orders Of any other official body.
The clerk Of said municipal court shall have
power with the consent OF the Judges to APP
act provided for, two assistant clerks, to be
known as assistant clerks, who shall have like
powers as said deputy clerk. but shall act
deputy clerk and assistant clerks shall have
full power and authority to administer oaths,
acknowledgements, and said clerk. deputy clerk
and assistant clerks and bailiffs shall perform
such duties as tho clerk or judges shall direct
have power to serve all process of said court,
whether civil or criminal, when directed by the
court. and all other powers and authority in
this act provided for either thereof. and are
hereby vested with the usual powers Of con-
stables at common law. and with the powers
city It Of apt st. s Fau o. f Rola the j S11eess Of Of za tse co oa1d
shall so direct one Of said assistant clerks
shall have the qualifications of a stenographer,
as the judges prescribe. Such direction or
qualification. however, shall not In any way
aifest the provisions Of this act in reference
to the official stenographer. Each of said as
sistant clerks before entering upon the per-
formanceo of the duties Of his Office shall first
scribed in section 10 Of this act, and execute
to the City of st. Paul for the use and benefit
Of all persons injured by failure to observe its
with such sureties as the common council may
approve. conditioned that he will account to
said court on each day all moneys belonging
to or to go to said city. and that he will at
ALL all times ne ) pay over to said clerk or deputy
which any person may be entitled which may
have come into his hands in virtue or by rea-
the same officer as the bond Of the clerk.
The JUDGES of said court shall each receive
a salary OF four thousand dollars per year; the
clerk OF said court. a salary of two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars per year; the deputy clerk
of said court a salary Of one thousand eight
hundred dollars per year; one assistant clerk
Of said court a salary Of one thousand five
hundred dollars per year. and one assistant
clerk a salary Of one thousand two hundred
dollars per year; and the stenographic re-
porter shall receive a salary of one thousand
five hundred dollars per year; such salaries
being payable In each case out Of the city
treasury OF the city. of st. Paul in equal
Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts Inconsistent
with the provisions Of this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1913.