Williams v. Montgomery

(after stating the facts). The circuit court quashed the service of summons on the defendants because they lived in the Northern District ¡of Arkansas County, and were sued in the Southern Dis triet of said county. Service was had upon one of the defendants in the Southern District and then upon the other in the Northern District.

There is nothing in our Constitution which prohibits the Legislature from dividing a county into judicial districts and defining the power and jurisdiction of the courts therein situated. Walker v. State, 35 Ark. 385; Pryor v. Murphy, 80 Ark. 150, 96 S. W. 445;…