Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

ChapCer Az, Section 1; Laws 1907,
Chapter 1855, Section 2; Laws 1911,
Chapter 126, Section /; Laws 1917,
Chapter 49,, Section 1; Laws 1919,
Chapter 303, Section 1; Laws 1921,
Chapter 2Ol, Section l; Laws 1923,
Chapter Alb, Section /; Laws 1927,
Chapter 424, Section 3; and Laws
1929, Chapter 129, Section /; is
hereby amended SO as to read as
follows:
Section 10. (O The judges and
clerks of the said court shall receive
the following yearly salaries, in each
case payable out of the treasury Of
the City of Minneapolis, in semi
monthly installments, to-wit: each
Judge, $4,000; clerk, S4,400; first
deputy clerk. $2,585; second deputy
clerk. $2,365; a third deputy clerk,
$4,000; two deputy clerks, $4,000;
seven deputy clerks, each 81 $40; and
one deputy clerk to serve as chief
clerk for the Cancellation court,
S2,585; one chief deputy concilia-
ton court clerk, $4,000: two deputy
Cancellation court clerks, each 81 $50;
and such clerk may appoint one
additional deputy clerk. at a COM
pensation not to exceed $4,000 per
annum, subject to approval by said
judges.
(b) It shall be the duty Of the
police officers Of said city to serve
all processes issued by said Court.
except as otherwise provided by this
act. Police officers in making service
or any process or doing any other
duty in respect to cases Of said
Court, shall note and return to the
court for collection such fees for
such service as are allowed to
constables for like service in justice
courts.
Co The fee so charged by the
clerk or any officers shall be COL
lected by the clerk as costs and by
him accounted for and paid to the
City Treasurer of said city as here
inbefore provided. Said clerk shall
pay witness fees in criminal actions
upon order of the Court, taking
receipts therefor in such form as
the Court may direct, which re-
ceipts shall be vouchers for payment
of sums therein named, which
sums shall be noted on the monthly
reports Of said clerk and deducted
from the amount otherwise shown
to be due the city. All witness fees
collected by the clerk and not paid
to witnesses as aforesaid, shall be
paid to the city the same as other
fees accruing to said city.
Cd All balances Of deposits for
cost remaining in the hands Of
said clerk for one month after the
termination of any action, or for a
like period of abandonment of or
failure to prosecute same, and all
other deposits of money arising from
bail, bonds, recognizanceS and pay
ments of penalties thereon or other
wise, shall be paid to the city on
the first Monday of the month fol-
lowing.
(e) Provided, that in the event
that the party or parties who may
be entitled to receive said balance
of deposits or other moneys or any
portion thereof, may demand the
same of said clerk at any time there
after and upon giving a receipt
therefor to the clerk who shall pay
the same to the party entitled there
to, and said receipts shall be suf-
ficient voucher for the same and
like manner as provided herein, in
case of receipts for witness fees. No
fees shall be charged against the
city, county, or state.
Section 2. Laws 1918, Chapter 424,
Section 1, is hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
Section /. In each city Of the first
class not operating under a home
rule charter pursuant to the state
constitution Article Nv, Section 80,
probation officer shall be appoint
ed by the judges of the municipal
court in said city. Such officer may
appoint an assistant probation Off
Ger and one or more deputies, sub
ject to approval by said judges. Each
shall serve four years, unless sooner
removed by said judges for cause.
Section 3. Laws 1918, Chapter 424,
Section 2, is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
Section g. Such probation officer,
or assistant probation officer or a
deputy, shall be present at every
session of said court. He shall re-
ceive all persons placed on proba-
ton by said court and committed
to his care during such probation
period and perform such acts with
reference to them as the judgment
Of the court may direct. He shall
not be a regular member of the
police force, but in the execution Of
his official duties shall have all the
power of a police officer.
Section 4. Laws 1913, Chapter 424,
Section 4, is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
Section 4. The city council Of
any such city shall provide such
probation officer and his assistant
and deputies with suitable furnished
offices in the building where such
courts are held, with record books,
blanks, stationery, postage and
other expenses required for the
proper execution Of the purposes of
this act.
Section S. Laws 1913, Chapter 424,
Section 5, as amended by Laws 1919,
Chapter 3O3, Section 2; Laws 1921,
Chapter 20l, Section 2; Laws 1923,
Chapter Alb, Section 2; and Laws
1927, Chapter 424, Section S; is
hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 5. Such probation officer
shall receive as full compensation
for his services $2,970 per an:.um;
the assistant probation officer, ST.
420 per annum: and each deputy