Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
preparation provided in subsection OF

preparation provided in subsection OF
section 172-7.
Section 2414. In all state cases to be
argued in the supreme court by ya the at
require to be printed by the state printer,
when necessary, copies of or abstracts
from tho record and his arguments and
brief, and in any criminal case, the case
and brief or briefs Of any poor and lnd md
gent defendant; and the account there1or
shall be paid out of the state treasury anc
charged to the general appropriation for
the attorney general.
(Section $3.50 q3) (3) The judgment
may contain such other provisions with or
without the foregoing as may be author
lied by law.
The presiding Judge shall tax the costs
including witness. reporters, clerk 8,
sheriff's, and other officers fees, and
fees for the prosecuting attorney not e OK
ceeding twenty dollars per day for the
time actually employed in the trial ana a
reasonable number Of days to be deter
mined and fixed by him for preparation
therefor, and for the district attorney for
preparation for trial. The amounts so
taxed and allowed shall be certified by
said judge to the secretary Of state, VINO
shall thereupon draw his warrant upon
the state treasurer for the respective
amounts allowed in favor of the parties
named as entitled thereto. Such amounts
Shall be charged to the legal expense ap-.
preparation provided in subsection 3 OF
section 172-7. If the Judgment be against
the defendant, all or part of the costs
may, in the discretion of the court, be
charged to him, in which case they shall,
together with any fine so adjudged, be
collected by the district attorney Of the
county where defendant resides, and by
him paid into the state treasury
Section 2619m. Whenever civil action
or proceeding shall be brought in cir
cult court Of this state either by or
against the state or any of the state Of
ficers in their official capacity under the
provisions of section 1915, 179I-Sl,
1913, 1797m--64, 1215-28, 1215-31.
1218-21, and 2619a of the statutes, there
Shall be repaid out of the state treasury
to said county upon the certifcation OF
the presiding judge and the clerk OF said
court and the approval of the attorney
general and the audit of the secretary OF
state:
% The per diem of the clerk Of court.
CD The per diem and mileage allowed
by law to the petit jurors actually in at
tendance upon said court during the trial
of any such action or proceeding.
CD In case a referee shall be appointed
in any such action or proceeding, the fees
of the referee and the necessary expenses
of such reference.
The railroad fare and other expenses Of
the Judge Of any other circuit than that
in which the trial or hearing is had who
may be called in and shall attend and
hold court in such matter not exceeding
five dollars per day for such expenses,
shall be paid to such judge out OF the
state treasury upon the certified state
ment of such judge filed with the secre-
tary of state and audited by him.. Ex-
penses under this section shall be
charged to the legal expense appropria-
ton provided in subsection of section
172-7, except where elsewhere specihcal-
ly charged TO some other appropriation.
Section 1859. Every witness on behalf
of the state in any civil action or pro-
ceeding, whether in the name of the state
or Of the attorney general or of any 9TH
err person for the state pursuant to law,
may file with the clerk of the court where
the same is pending his affidavit proving
his attendance and travel, and his fees
shall, upon the certificate of such clerk,
cOuntersigned by the attorney general,
district attorney or acting prosecuting Of
ficer, be paid out of the state treasury,
except where otherwise specially proVid-
ed and when paid out of tho state treas
ury shall be charged to the legal expense
appropriation provided in subsection 3 Of
section 172-7.
Section 1861. When any person shall
attend court of record as a witness in
behalf Of the state, upon the request Of
the public prosecutor or upon sub
poena, or by virtue of recOgnizanCe for
that purpose, and it shall appear that
such person has come from any other
state or territory of the United States or
from any foreign country or that such
person is poor the court may, by an order
on it's minutes, direct that such witness
be paid a specific sum, which the court
shall deem reasonable for his expenses
and attendance, in lieu OF his fees by
law; and thereupon the clerk shall give
a certificate for such sum, with a copy
of such order affixed, and the same shall
be paid out of the state treasury or the
county treasury, as may be proper, under
the two preceding sections. When the
sum so certified is paid out of the state
treasury, such payment shall be charged
to the legal expense appropriation pro-
vided in subsection Of section 172-7.
Section 7. Sections 94-39 and 170a of
the statutes and chapter 324 of the laws
of 1899 are repealed.
Section 5. There is added to section
ITO of the statutes a new subsection to
read: (Section 100 4. % The attor-
ney- general shall receive five thousand
dollars per annum, which shall be in full
for all services rendered by him in his
official capacity, including his services as
commissioner Of public lands.
GU The deputy. assistants, clerks,
stenographers and all other employees in
the office of the attorney general shall
receive such salary or compensation as
shall be fixed by the attorney general.
CD Whenever the services Of the attOr-
ney- general, deputy, assistants and other
employees shall be required outside OF the
city of Madison there shall be refunded to
them all expenses actually and necessarily
incurred in the discharge Of their official
duties while so absent.
"a All salaries, compensation and ex-
penses under this subsection shall be
charged to the general appropriation for
the attorney general.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Section 8. Sections 2014-13, 2014-26,
subsection of section 2016, and section
2024-5, of the statutes, are amended to
read:
Section 2014-13. At least once in each
year, the said commissioner of
banking shall make or cause to be made
an examination into the affairs OF all
such associations and for that purpose
said commission or the examiners ap-
pointed by him shall have full access to,
and may compel the production of, all
their books, papers, securities and mon
eys, administer oaths to and examine
their officers and g~nts as to their af-
fairs. Special examination shall be made
upon written request OF five or more
members, they guaranteeing the expense
of the same; otherwise, the actual and
necessary expenses of such examination
shall be paid out of the state treasury,
and charged to the appropriation for the
banking department. Any such associa-
tion refusing to submit to an eXamina-
ton ordered or requested shall be reported
to the attorney general, who shall insti-
tute proceedings to have it's charter re-
volled, which refusal shall be the cause
for such revocation