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Rh Section Ten.&emsp;The mode of securing and enforcing the attendance of witnesses shall be that now in force under Title 24, Chapter One, Revised Statutes of Arizona, excepting that all subpoenas issued shall be under the seal of the Commission and be signed by the secretary.

Section Eleven.&emsp;Witnesses on attendance before the Commission shall be entitled to the same fees as allowed by statute to witnesses upon attendance on the District Court of the Territory in civil actions. The fees of witnesses shall be paid by the party who caused them to be subpoenaed. The fees of witnesses subpoenaed in proceedings instituted by the Commission on its own motion shall be paid by the Territory.

Section Twelve.&emsp;Whenever application to take depositions has been made in any proceeding or investigation pending before the Commission any party to the proceeding may if they so desire appear and orally examine or cross-examine as the case may be, the witness or witnesses whose deposition is to be taken, but before being entitled so to do, the party desiring to appear to examine or cross-examine orally, shall serve notice in writing on the opposite party or parties of such intention, at least five days prior to the date set for taking the deposition of such witness or witnesses, if such deposition is to be taken within the Territory, and if such deposition is to be taken outside of the Territory, such notice shall be given at least ten days prior to the date set for taking the same.

Section Thirteen.&emsp;All proceeding commenced under this Act shall be entitled in the name of the complainant against the common carrier or carriers, naming them and must be filed with the Commission and shall be endorsed with the date of filing and numbered and entered by both title and number in a docket kept for that purpose.