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

clerk of the circuit court in the county
where the action or proceeding shall
be pending; and no. entries
need be made in the office Of the clerk
Of the circuit court Of any other
county.
Section 70. Section 242s Of the stat
Section is. Section 243O of the stat
utes is amended to read: 1912. For
the purpose of the trial or hearing of
any action or proceeding y at
any special term the clerk
of the court shall, at the request of
either of the parties, transmit all the
papers on file in such action or pro-
ceeding, under his official certificate,
certifying the same to be all the orig
inal files and papers therein on ME in
his office. Such papers, SO certified,
shall be enclosed by such clerk in an.
envelope, sealed by him, directed to the
clerk of the circuit court of the county
being held, and may be transmitted by
mail or by the hand of any person
selected by such clerk; and after the
trial or hearing of such acrion or pro-
ceeding the clerk last above named
shall in like manner remit the same to
the clerk of the court in which Sucn
action or proceeding is pending; but
before any clerk shall be obliged TO
paid all necessary postage and the
clerk renting the same shall also be
paid his fees in such action or pro-
ceeding.
Section ID. Section 24S2 of the stat
utes is revised and amended to read:
1913. (D Any circuit Judge may
hold court and perform any judicial act
in any judicial circuit of the state
other than the one for which he was
elected or appointed upon the request
it shall be the duty of any circuit judge,
so requested, to comply with such re-
quest whenever in his judgment, the
proper discharge of duty in his own
circuit will permit him to do so.
ca Terms required by law to be
held in any circuit at times when there
is a vacancy i'll the office of judge or
such circuit and at times when sucn
or disability is unable to call in an
other judge shall be held by a judge
or judges designated for that purpose
by the governor.
go Whenever any Judge, upon such
request, attends term out Of his cir
cult to assist another judge holding
court at such term, both he and the
other Judge may hold court and try
exercise all the powers of a presiding
judge at such term.
Section Is. Section 2433 Of the STAY
utes is revised and amended to read:
a part only of a judicial circuit, the
circuit Judge shall appoint
such number of court commissi oners,
not exceeding six, as the proper trans
action of business requires, except IN
counties having a population exceed
ing siXty-fve thousand, according to
the last census, where the number may
be increased to ten. In each county
constituting an entire judicial circuit
with two or more branches each cir
cult judge shall appoint one, and if
the proper conduct of business requires
it, two court commissioners. Each
ieyessr tnII hA1d nff nn
during the term Of office Of the judge
who appointed him, and until his sue
cessor is appointed and qualified, un-
less sooner removed by the court or
tering upon the duties Of his office,
shall take and subscribe the constitu-
tiOnal oath of office and file the same
duly certified, together with his APP
the circuit court of the county in which
he resides. Any woman authorized to
practice as an attorney of any court Of
record, may be appointed and act as
court commissioner.
Section 16. Section 2434 of the stat
utes is revised and amended to read:
1915 Every court commissioner
may issue SubpoenaS for witnesses and
attachments and other process to com
pei their attendance, administer. oaths,
take dispositions, and testimony In civil
actions when authorized by law or by
rule or order Of any court having
JuTlSdIctiOu Ol SuCI dCLiOIlS, anu IGtuIh
and report such dispositions and testi-
mony; take and certify the acknowl-
edgments of deeds and other instru-
ments in w ting, state accounts De-
tween parties referred to him by order
of court, determine upon the amount
and suffciency of BAIL allow Wrfts or
habeas corpus, certiorari and ne eXeat.
alternative Writs of mandamus and
grant injun ctional orders; may exercise
within his county the powers conferred
by section 2815, and perform such other
duties as may be required Of him by
the circuit court, or as are necessary
and proper for the full exercise or the
powers hereby granted; and shall also
have power concurrent with but not
exceeding that of a judge of the cir
cult court at chambers to punish as for
order made by himself in supplement
tary and other proceedings and mat
tiers properly and lawfully instituted or
pending before him; subject, however,
court as provided by law and the rules
and practices of the court. He shall
keep a record of all proceedings be-
fore him and at the expiration OF his
cord and all papers remaining on file
with him in the office Of the clerk Of
the circuit court.
Section II. Section 2435 of the stat
utes is retained without verbal change
but is remembered to be section 1915.
Section IS. Section 2436 of the stat
utes is retained without verbal change
but is remembered to be section 1917.
Section 10. Section 2437 of the stat
utes is revised and amended to read:
1913 Every circuit judge may, in
his discretion, appoint competent
photographic reporter for the circuit
or the branch of a circuit, as the case
may be, for "ich he was elected or
appointed; ana when he shall deem it
necessary he may appoint one or more
competent assistant reporters. The APP
pointing judge or his successor may
remove any such reporter or assistant
reporter at pleasure and appoint
successor. Every person so appointed
as reporter or assistant reporter is an
officer of the court and before enter
ing upon the duties of his office snail
take and subscribe the constitutional
oath, and file the same, duly certified,
in the office of the secretary of state.
When so qualiie9 every reporter and
every assistant reporter shall be au-
thoriZed to act in any circuit court IN
the state. Every reporter and every
assistant reporter shall attend upon
the terms of court in the circuit or
branch for which he is appointed
whenever requested 80 to do by the
circuit Judge, and shall discharge such
duties as the court or judge thereof
requires.
Section 20 Section 243S of the stat
utes is revised and amended to read:
113.19. Every reporter appointed