Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No. "A. 81 Published April %. 1918.
CHAPTER ian LAWS OF 1919


No "a 81 Published April %. 1918.
CHAPTER 1870. LAWS OF 1919.
AN ACT. TO amend sections T. 8. 6. 8. 8. H. and Is
of chapter 22S laws of 1895, relating to the NUM-
clpaI court in aud for Villas county and to legalize
the action of the board of supervisors of Villas
county
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows;
Section !. Sections 4. ), 6. s. 3. ii, and 10 OF
tChapter 22S, laws of 1881 Section 4. The NUM-
cipal Judge before entering upon the duties Of said
Office shall take and subscribe the constitutional oath
Of Office and he the same. duly certified in the
Office of the clerk Of the circuit court for said
county and to the said county bond in the
sum of two thousand dollars with two or
surcties to be approved by the county treasurer
Of said county and recorded and filed provided in
section 7o2. of the revised statutes. conditioned for
the faithful performance OF the duties required OF MN
by law, and for the faithful application and payment
of all moneys and effects that may come into his
hands in the execution of the duties of his office.
Chap. 22S. laws of 1881 Section 5. The judge
Of the municipal court of the county of Villas shall
hold his Office at the county seat of said county in
suitable for such purpose to be provided by the
board of supervisors Of said county provided. that
said Judge shall have power and authority to adjourn
the hearing of any criminal action, examination or
proceeding any other place in said county, when.
in his opinion the costs of said action. examination
proceeding will be materially lessened thereby.
tChap. 22S. laws Of 1880 Section G. The NUM-
cipal Judge of the county of Villas shall have cogniz
anee of. and jurisdiction hear try and determine.
all actions and proceedings at law wherein the
amount Of debt. damages. demand, penalty or for
thousand dollars actions 20 the possession
of personal property. with damages for the unlawful
aking detention thereof wherein the value of the
property claimed shall not exceed the sum of :"
one thousand dollars, exclusive of damages
The said judge shall have jurisdiction of all crimes
and misdemeanors occurring in said county TO the
extent and fully as justices of the eace
may hereafter have, and shall also have jurisdic
ton to institute and conduct examinations in all
criminal cases that may occur III said county. In
Guiding bsstardy
Said Judge shan have power and jurisdiction
throughout said county to cause to come before him
persons who are charged with committing any Grim
nal offense and to commit them to Jail or to bind
them over the may require. Said Judge shall
further have all jurisdiction. authority powers and
rights given y law to justices OF the peace. together
with the power and right in his discretion charge
he jury all cases tried before him and he shall be
subject the same prohibitions and penalties as JUS
tices Of the peace. The proceedings and practice of
said court shall in all respects be governed far
as practicable by the laws relating Justices
Of this state. and transcripts of the judgments Of the
municipal court may be filed and docketed with the
clerk Of the circuit court for said county, with the
same effects may be transcripts Of judgments
dered by justices of the peace Of said county :.
and appeals from said court I'm all cases, both
erimin and civil cases. and other proceed
ings may be taken Ia the manner
and with Ike effect as are provided by law from
justices courts The municipal judge may
provide seal for said and all PAYERS, deposit
TONS certificates. acknowledgements, examinations and
other documents executed signed by said Judge.
when sealed with the seal Of the court shall be
evidence in all courts and places in this state
shall have the effect the seal OF a court OF
record. Nothing herein contained shall construed
to give said municipal Judge cognzance of actions
mem toned in subdivisions l. 2, and of section 3575.
ef chapter l54 Of the revised statutes.
(Chap. e2S. laws Of 1851 Section s.
Judgment may be rendered in said municipal court
by confession for any not exceeding one thousand
dollars in the manner provided by the statutes.
iGhap. aaS. Laws of 1881 Section q In case
Of sickness absence temporary disability of said
municipal Judge. he may by order in writing, To
be filed in said court appoint the county Judge or
any court commissioner Of said county to discharge
the duties Of said judge during such sickness absence
or temporary disability who shall while
administering such office, have the powers OF said
Judge.
tChap. 22s. laws of 1881 Section IA
The board Of supervisors Of the county Of Villas
shall TX the salary OF said municipal fudge the same
AS the salaries of county officers fixed. and until
changed by said board the salary Of said Judge shah
from the treasury Of Villas county, and shall he Il,
FUN all services rendered by said court in criminal
actions or proceedings aud In all criminal actions and
proceedings Ter violations of any ordinances OF any
town. village city in said county.
The fees in all actions civil and criminal
that now allowed BY law justices OF the peace
Il shall he lawful for said municipal Judge to charge
and collect and dollar in addition thereto for
every civil action proceeding in his court The
ices charged and collected I'M civil actions shall be
retained by said municipal Judge fer his compensation
therein. On the first day Of November III each year
said municipal judge shall pay over to the treasurer
4 said county all fines paid him. imposed under the
avs o. this state and all Of the aforesaid fees coll
ected hy him IN criminal actions since the trst ay
November &c the preceding tank said county