[Polk, Stevens, Traverse, Pembina, Clay, Wilkin,] Grant, Otter Tail, [Wadena, Becker, Pope, [Saint Louis, Carlton, Itasca, and Lake, | constitute the seventh judicial district; the counties of LeSueur, Scott, Carver, Sibley and McLeod constitute the eighth judicial district; and the counties of Nicollet, Redwood, Brown. Renville, [Chippewa, Lac qui Parle, Big Stone, Meeker,] Lincoln, [Monongalia and Kandiyohi,] constitute the ninth judicial district. (As amended 1870, c. 81, § 1.)

NOTE. The counties in brackets have been, by subsequent legislation, included in other distrists. See the following sections:

The county of Lyon, carved out of Redwood county in 1869 (see ante, c. 8, § 42), is also included in the ninth district.

*$ 49. Tenth district. The counties of Houston, Fillmore, Mower and Freeborn, constitute the tenth judicial district, and shall elect a district judge therefor at the next general election: provided, however, this act shall in no wise effect, alter or change the duties of the district judges of the third or fifth judicial districts as now constituted, or the holding of courts or proceedings therein in the said counties of Houston, Fillmore, Mower and Freeborn, until there shall be duly elected and qualified a district judge for said tenth judicial district. (1872, c. 50, § 3.)

*$ 50. Counties detached from seventh district. That the counties of Crow Wing, Aitkin, Cass, Polk, Pembina,1 Clay, Wadena, Becker, St. Louis, Carlton, Itasca, Lake, Traverse, be and the same are hereby detached from the seventh judicial district for judicial purposes. (1874, c. 90, § 1.)

*§ 51. Eleventh district. That the counties of Crow Wing, Aitkin, Cass, Polk, Pembina, Clay, Wadena, Becker, Saint Louis, Carlton, Itasca, Beltrami, Lake [Traverse,] be and the same are hereby constituted the eleventh judicial district. (Id.§2.)

Traverse county is now comprised in the twelfth district. See the next following section. The county of Cook, formed out of Lake, is also included in the eleventh district.

*§ 52. Counties detached from the seventh district. That the counties of Stevens, Traverse and Wilkin be and the same are hereby detached from the seventh judicial district, for judicial purposes. (1875, c. 79, § 1.)

*§ 53. Counties detached from fourth district. That the counties of Meeker, Swift and Kandiyohi be and the same are hereby detached from the fourth judicial district, for judicial purposes. (Id. § 2.)

*S 54. Counties detached from ninth district. That the counties of Chippewa, Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medicine and Big Stone, be and the same are hereby detached from the ninth judicial district, for judicial purposes. (Id. § 3.)

* 55. Twelfth district. That the counties of Meeker, Kandiyohi, Stevens, Traverse, Wilkin, Swift, Chippewa, Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medicine and Big Stone, be and they are hereby erected into a new judicial district, to be known and designated as the twelfth judicial district of Minnesota. (Id. § 4.)

TITLE 3.

GENERAL TERMS.

*§ 56. In first district. The general terms of the district court of the first judicial district of this state shall be held at the times following:

In the county of Goodhue, on the first Tuesday in May, and the second Tuesday in December, in each year.

In the county of Dakota, on the third Tuesday in January, and the third Tuesday in June, in each year.

In the county of Washington, on the fourth Tuesday in May, and the second Tuesday in November, in each year.

In the county of Pine, on the first Tuesday in October, in each year.

1 Now called Kittson. See ante, c. 8, § 37.

In the county of Chisago on the third Tuesday in October, in each year. (1873, c. 73, § 1.)

*$57. [For terms of court in second district, see supra, § 21.]

*§ 58. In third district. The general terms of the district court in and for the several counties of the third judicial district of this state shall be held as follows, viz: In the county of Winona, on the fourth Monday of March, and the first Monday in October, of each year.

In the county of Wabasha, on the second Monday of May, and the first Monday of November, in each year.

In the county of Olmsted, on the fourth Monday of May, and the fourth Monday of November, in each year. (1876, c. 63. § 1.)

*§ 59. In fourth district. That general terms of the district court in the fourth judicial district shall be held each year as follows:

In the county of Anoka, on the first Tuesday in February, and the second Tuesday in September.

In the county of Hennepin, on the third Tuesday in February, the second Tuesday in May, and the third Tuesday in November.

In the county of Isanti, on the fourth Tuesday in September.

In the county of Wright, on the first Tuesday in April, and the second Tuesday in October. (1877, c. 124, § 1.)

* 60. In fifth district. The general terms of the district court in the fifth judicial district shall be held annually, at the times and places following, to wit

In the county of Dodge, on the first Monday in March, and first Tuesday in October.

In the county of Rice, on the first Tuesday in May, and the second Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

In the county of Steele, on the first Tuesday in June, and first Tuesday in December.

In the county of Waseca, on the third Tuesday in March, and the third Tuesday in October, in each year. (1873, c. 77, § 1, as amended 1874, c. 97, § 1.)

*§ 61. In sixth district. In the sixth judicial district, in the county of Brown, on the third Tuesday of June. (1868, c. 99, § 1.)

In the county of Blue Earth, on the third Tuesday of May, and the first Tuesday of December._(Id.)

In the county of Faribault, on the first Tuesday in June, and the first Tuesday in January. (1870, c. 83, § 1.)

In the county of Martin, on the fourth Tuesday of January. (1871, c. 81, §1.) In the county of Jackson, on the fourth Tuesday in June of each year. (1871, c. 81, § 1.)

In the county of Nobles, on the first Tuesday in March of each year. (1873, c. 84, §1.)

In the county of Rock, on the first Tuesday in April of each year. (1874, c. 91, § 2.)

In the county of Cottonwood, on the first Monday [Tuesday] after the fourth day of July. (1873, c. 85, § 2, as amended 1875, c. 75, § 1.)

In the county of Watonwan, on the second Tuesday in November of each year. (1875, c. 76, 8 1.)

NOTE. In the foregoing section the editor has stated the result of the various acts therein cited, instead of confusing the reader by printing them verbatim.

* 62. In seventh district. That the general terms of the district court in the seventh judicial district shall be held in the several counties in said district at the times hereinafter described, to wit:

In the county of Sherburne on the second Tuesday of February in each year. (1873, c. 78, § 1.)

In the county of Stearns, on the second Tuesday of June, and the first Tuesday of December, in each year. (Id.)

In the county of Douglas, on the fourth Tuesday of September, in each year. (1878, c. 64, § 2.)

In the county of Pope, on the second Tuesday of October, in each year. (1873, c. 78, § 1.)

In the county of Morrison, on the third Tuesday of October, in each year. (Id.)

In the county of Otter Tail, on the third Tuesday of November, and the third Tuesday of May, in each year. (1876, c. 65, § 1.)

In the county of Benton, on the second Tuesday of November, in each year. (1874, c. 96, § 1.)

In the county of Mille Lacs, on the second Tuesday of September, in each year. (1878, c. 64, § 1.)

In the county of Todd, on the last Tuesday of February, in each year. (1878, c. 27, § 1.)

*$ 63. In eighth district. That the general terms of district court in the eighth judicial district shall be held in the several counties in the said district at the times hereinafter prescribed, to wit:

In the county of Le Sueur, on the first Monday of March, and the first Monday in September, in each year. (1872, c. 49. § 1.)

In the county of Sibley, on the third Monday in March, and the third Monday in September, in each year. (Id.)

In the county of McLeod, on the second Monday of May, and the second Monday of November, in each year. (1875, c. 77, § 1.)

In the county of Scott, on the first Monday of June, and the first Monday of December, in each year. (1872, c. 49, § 1.)

In the county of Carver, on the first Monday in April, and the second Monday in October, in each year. (1878, c. 60, § 1.)

*$ 64. In ninth district. That the general terms of the district court of the ninth judicial district shall be held in the several counties in said district, at the times hereinafter prescribed, to wit:

In the county of Lyon, on the first Tuesday in December in each year. (1878, c. 61, § 1.)

In the county of Nicollet, on the fourth Tuesday in May, and on the second Tuesday in December, in each year. (1876, c. 62, § 2.)

In the county of Brown, on the first Tuesday in May, and on the third Tuesday in November, in each year. (Id.)

In the county of Redwood, on the third Tuesday in June, in each year. (Id.) In the county of Renville, on the second Monday in November, in each year. (1878, c. 63, § 1.)

*§ 65. In tenth district. The general term of the district court of the tenth judicial district of the state shall be held annually at the times and places, to wit:

In the county of Freeborn, on the third Tuesday in June, and the first Tuesday in December.

In the county of Mower, on the third Tuesday in March, and the third Tuesday in September.

In the county of Fillmore, on the first Tuesday in June, and the second Tuesday in November.

In the county of Houston, on the first Tuesday in May, and the third Tuesday in October. (1876, c. 61, § 1.)

*§ 66. In eleventh district. That the general terms of the district court in and for the eleventh judicial district, shall be held in the counties of Clay and Crow Wing at the times hereinafter prescribed, to wit:

In the county of Clay, on the first Tuesday of April, and on the first Wednesday after the second Monday in November, in each year. (1877, c. 65, § 1.)

In the county of Crow Wing, on the fourth Tuesday of October in each year. (1877, c. 65, § 1.)

In the county of Carlton, on the first Tuesday of October in each year. (1875, c. 78, § 1.)

In the county of Becker, on the second Tuesday of October in each year. (Id.)

In the county of Saint Louis, on the third Tuesday of May, and on the fourth Tuesday of November, in each year. (Id,)

*§ 67. In twelfth district. General terms of the district court shall be held in the several counties composing the twelfth judicial district, as follows:

In the county of Meeker, on the second Tuesday of March, and on the second Tuesday of October, in each year. (1877, c. 66, § 1.)

In the county of Kandiyohi, on the fourth Tuesday of March, and on the fourth Tuesday of October, in each year. (Id.)

In the county of Swift, on the first Tuesday of October, and the third Tuesday of May, in each year. (1878, c. 65, § 1.)

In the county of Yellow Medicine, on the second Tuesday of September in each year. (1877, c. 66, § 1.)

In the county of Chippewa, on the first Tuesday of June in each year. (Id.) In the county of Stevens, for the counties of Stevens, Big Stone and Traverse, on the third Tuesday of June in each year. (Id.)

In the county of Wilkin, on the second Tuesday of June in each year. (Id.) In the county of Lac qui Parle, on the fourth Tuesday of September in each year. (1878, c. 62, § 2.)

$68. (SEC. 32.) Terms in counties where no general term is provided for. The judge of any judicial district may hold a term of court in any county in his district, for which general terms are not provided by law, whenever, in his discretion, any such term may be expedient and required to promote the ends of justice; and in such cases, he shall cause the same notice to be given, and shall possess the same powers, as are herein prescribed with reference to special terms; and whenever any such term or any special term is appointed to be held in any county by the district judge, he shall cause the order therefor, and the order directing the summoning of grand and petit jurors, if any, to be filed in the office of the clerk of the district court in such county, who shall file an attested copy thereof in the office of the county auditor, and deliver a like attested copy to the sheriff of such county.

TITLE 4.

COUNTIES ATTACHED TO OTHERS FOR JUDICIAL PURPOSES.

§ 69. (SEC. 33.) Enumeration of counties thus attached to others. For judicial purposes, to enforce civil rights and criminal justice, the county of Kanabec is attached to the county of Pine. (1871, c. 84, § 2.)

The county of Murray is attached to the county of Cottonwood. (1873, c. 85, § 1.)

The county of Pipestone is attached to the county of Rock. (1876, c. 83, §1.)

The county of Grant is attached to the county of Douglas. (1868, c. 109, §7.) The county of Lincoln is attached to the county of Lyon. (1875, c. 71, § 1.) The county of Beltrami is attached to the county of Becker. (Sp. Laws 1871, c. 75,

1.)

*In the enumeration of the counties attached to others for judicial purposes, the editor has presented ther esult of the acts cited, instead of printing them at large to the confusion of the reader.

The county of Aitkin is attached to the county of Crow Wing. (1871, c. 96, § 4.)

The counties of Cass, Itasca and Wadena are attached to the county of Crow Wing. (Sp. Laws 1871, c. 75, § 1; and Sp. Laws 1876, c. 208, § 2, as to Cass county alone.)

The counties ot Cook and Lake are attached to the county of St. Louis. (1874, c. 100, § 11; Gen. St. c. 64, § 33, as to Lake_county.)

The counties of Kittson and Polk are attached to the county of Clay. (1876, c. 117, § 1.)

The counties of Big Stone and Traverse are attached to the county of Stevens. (1872, c. 89, § 1, as to Traverse county; 1873, c. 86, § 1, as to Big Stone county.)

And for such purposes, all the officers of the counties of Pine, Cottonwood, Rock, Douglas, Lyon, Becker, Crow Wing, St. Louis, Clay and Stevens, necessary to effect the same, shall have and exercise full jurisdiction, power and authority ove, and act in and for, the counties respectively attached to said counties as aforesaid, as fully as if they were part of the same: provided, that in all cases where there are officers in and for any county which now is or hereafter may be attached to any other for judicial purposes, such officers shall have and exercise full power and authority over, and act in, such county so attached; and when any writ or process is to be served or executed in any county so attached, it may be issued to such county. (1873, c. 81, § 1.)

16 M. 518.

*§ 70. Title of court where counties are attached. In all cases where one or more counties are attached to another for judicial purposes, the title of the district court for such counties shall hereafter be: The State of Minnesota, District Court for such judicial districts, Counties of and, (naming all the counties for which a common place for holding terms of the district court are by law provided;) and the clerk of the district court, sheriff and county attorney of the county in which such court is held, shall perform the duties in said court that would have devolved upon them respectively, had it been a court held exclusively for such county. (1867, c. 112, § 1.)

16 M. 282; 17 M. 76; 18 M. 90.

§ 71. Drawing of jurors in counties attached. On the first Monday of April, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and in January of each year thereafter, the board of county commissioners of each of the several counties of this state which are now by law attached to another county for judicial purposes, shall meet and select persons properly qualified for grand jurors and petit jurors; and the number of such persons so selected in each county, and all proceedings in the selection of the same, and in the making, signing, attesting and delivering of the lists thereof, and in the drawing and summoning of grand and petit jurors for each term of the district court for such counties, shall conform to the regulations now provided by law, except that the lists of persons suitable for grand and petit jurors selected in each county shall be delivered to the clerk of the district court of the county in which such court is held, and that the grand jurors shall be drawn by the said clerk from all the names returned by the several counties collectively as those of persons suitable for grand jurors, and that the petit jurors shall in like manner be drawn from the names of those in like manner returned as those of persons suitable for petit jurors; and except, also, that the sheriff of the county in which such court is held, or his deputy, shall officiate in the summoning of the jurors so drawn, in the same manner that he would be required to do, provided said court was held exclusively for his own county: provided, that in case any counties included within the provisions of section one of this act have no board of county commissioners, the board of county commissioners of the county in which such court is held shall select suitable persons from such counties for grand and petit jurors, and the same shall be