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five cents per mile which shall be paid to them by the County
Commissioners, upon vouchers duly certified. Constables
duly assigned to said magistrates, and clerical assistants ap-
pointed under authorization of the County Commissioners
shall be present at the trial rooms provided for them at all
times during their sessions. The said constables and clerical
assistants may also be allowed their necessary traveling ex-
penses at the rate of five cents per mile.

104. Dockets. The dockets of said magistrates, which they
shall have with them at all of their sessions, shall conform as
nearly as practicable to those used for civil and criminal cases
in the Circuit Courts of the State, except that in cases under
the Motor Vehicles Law they shall use dockets and report
forms furnished them by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.

105. Trial Rooms. The County Commissioners of each
county shall provide and furnish suitable quarters for the ses-
sions of the trial magistrates. They shall also provide for
said magistrates the dockets and stationery required for the
proper performance of their duties, except the dockets and re-
port forms to be furnished by the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles as herein provided.

106. Schedules. In counties in which trial magistrates
are required to sit for the trial of civil and criminal cases in
more than one town or locality, they shall establish, main-
tain and publish schedules for the trial of cases in such places,
and said schedules shall be subject to change by said magis-
trates in their discretion according to the volume of business
and the public convenience. The schedules and changes
thereof shall be published in such newspapers as the County
Commissioners may direct and shall be prominently displayed
by posters or placards outside the rooms in which the sessions
of said magistrates are to be held.

107. Powers and Process. When two trial magistrates are
assigned by this Act for services in the same town or locality,
either of said magistrates shall have authority to try civil or
criminal cases originating before or removed to the other
magistrate, whenever necessary for the convenient and
prompt trial of such cases, and in accordance with the mutual
arrangement by said magistrates of their schedules of trials
to that end.

Process, executions, or any other writ requiring service
upon a person or levy upon property, which may issue from
any trial magistrate, may be directed by such trial magistrate
to any constable appointed under this Act and re-
turn thereon shall be made by such constable to the trial
magistrate who issues such writ.