Section 36.
The municipal judge shall, in addition to the qualifications required of him by the city council,
qualify before the county clerk of Polk County in like manner as a justice of the peace, and
thereupon, during the term of his office, shall have the jurisdiction and athority of a justice
of the peace and committing magistrate for Polk County to act within the limits of Falls City,
and within such limits shall exercise all of the powers and perform all the duties of such office
as are prescribed in the general laws of the State of Oregon, and shall be subject to such general
laws in the mode of performing them; and all judgments of said police court, when sitting as a
justice of the peace, shall be of the same force and effect, and subject to the same proceedings,
as judgment of justices' court.
Section 37.
All civil and criminal proceedings before the municipal judge, whether sitting as a municipal
judge or justice of the peace, including all proceedings for the violation of a city ordinance,
are governed and regulated by the general laws of the state applicable to the justices of the
peace or justices' courts in like our similar cases; but in a proceeding for the violation of a
city ordinance, the trial shall be withour jury, unless the defendant, on demanding a jury, shall
pay into court a sufficient sum to pay the expenses of such jury.
Section 38.
All persons shall be required to attend the police court on being duly subpoenaed, and for refusal
or upon neglect to attend, may be punished for contempt, under like proceedings and to the same
extent as in a justice's court; and no witness summond within the city to attend on any trial
before the municipal court for the violation of any city ordinance shall be entitled to any
witness fees or compensation.