The Placer herald., 1859-11-12
Rules Of the County Court--Placer County,
California.

The hour OF ~ "A. NJ, ii nXeu Ior VIZ OPeuinS
of Court during term. Immediately after the
minutes of the preceding day shall have been
read and signed the Court will first hear motions,
and then call the day calendar
RULE II.
The Clerk shall keep two regular calendars,
one for the Court the other for the use of the Bar
upon which he shall enter oil original causes at
the time of the commencement OF the action, ana
all causes on appeal at the time of filing the
appeal papers.
It shall be the duty of the Clerk to prepare
motion docket. Motions for disposition at each
term of Court shall be entered at length on the
motion docket at least one full day before the
hearing thereof, unless otherwise agreed between
the parties and with the consent of the Court
and unless otherwise ordered by the Court for
good cause shown; except the following motions
which may be made without notice:
lst Motions to continue, or dismiss action
or for judgment of non-suit in the cases provl-
vided for in section l49 of the practice act.
I'd. Motions for an order that the subject mat
ter of the litigation be deposited in Court or de-
livered to the opposite party as described in Sec
ton l42 of the same act.
RULE w.
In all cases appealed to this Court, the papers
on appeal shall be filed with the Clerk within ten
days after the time allowed for perfecting the ap-
peal in the Justices court. II not filed within
that time, the respondent may upon the first day
of the term move to dismiss such appeal upon
giving three days written notice of such motion
to the opposite party or his attorney.
RULE V.
On the first day of the term the Court shall
set all cases then commenced, or filed and dock
eted by the Clerk, for trial at day certain OF
said Court. and all causes filed and dccketed.
within the first week of the term, may be set for
trial at said term. on motion Of the respondent;
Provided that said motion shall be made within
eight days after the first day of said term, and
upon giving one day notice in writing to the OPP
posite party or his attorney.
RULE vi.
At the time of setting cause for trial, the
parties shall demand or waive a trial by jury, or
the same may be Endorsed upon by the papers at
the time of fling them with the clerk.
RULE VII.
No attorney shall be permitted to become
surety upon any bond or undertaking in any &c
ton or procedure in this court.
RULE WILL
No papers shall he taken out of the Clerks
office, except by the County Judge or upon his
order or the order of the Court.
RULE TX.
Copies of all papers and af1idavits not on use
in the cause, which are intended to be filed in
any motion, notice of which is required to be
entered in the motion docket as provided for in
Rule Ill. shall be served on the attorney
of the opposite party at least one day be-
fore the hearing of the motion, or the original
papers or afidavits shall be filed with the papers
in the cause at least one day before such hearing
RULE X.
All dispositions must be filed at least one day
previous to the day on which the cause is self or
trial, and may be opened by the Clerk at the re-
quest of either party.
RULE XII.
All objections to dispositions or petitions there
of shall be made in writing and filed with the
papers and a copy thereof served upon the attor-
ney of the opposite party at least one day before
the day set for trial, or the same should be made
orally at least day before the day set for trial.
before the Court; except objections to tha rele-
vancy of the testimony, which may be made
when the deposition is offered in evidence.
RULE XII.
No services shall be required of the clerk I'M
less his fees therefor are paid in advance.
All former rules of Court are hereby annuled
and the foregoing adopted.
E. II. vANDECAR County Judge.
Auburn, November 10th, 1859.
FUNDS FOR THE WAsH1NGroN MONUMENT.
"A special dispatch to the Bulletin, dated
St Louis, October 18th, says
dispatch from Washington states that
the plan to raise funds for the completion of
the National Monument through the medium
of the post-offices throughout the Union,
promises to prove successful Several hun
dred post masters have already notified Lieut..
Ives that they have placed contribution box
es in their offices; and it is believed that a
very large proportion of the whole lumber
of postmasters will operate in the project.
Returns for the the first month are already
received from some offices. Lynn, Mass,
stands at the head of the list, having contri-
buted $40. Wheeling, Washington, Balti-
more, Portsmouth, Va, come next in rota-
ton; and about a hundred other towns fol-
low with smaller amounts.
REoUIs1moN.-Governor Weller has issued
a requsition upon the Governors of New
York and Wisconsin, for the body of r. T.
Mcneil, alias--, for obtaining money
in Sacramento under false pretences, which
he did by depositing bag of shot with
firm in that city, to be forwarded to New
York by express, which he represented to be
$500 Of gold dust, and upon which he OBJ
tanned an advance of $500 and went off by
the steamer to the East.
BURNED AT THE SrAKE.-Capt Jarboe in
forms the Santa Rosa Democrat that, on the
18th uit. while on the trail from Round Val
ley to Weaverville, be found the charred re-
mains of man, supposed to be John Blan.
On the same day Capt. j., with body of
Rangers, had an engagement with large
number of Indians, killing 20, and capturing
SO. They confessed they had murdered Blan
by tying him to stake and burning him,
during which they had war dauce. They
had killed and eaten his horse.
4 Coop ONE.-We accidentally heard of
a good seply made by Gov Willard to Judge
Douglas, few days ago, at Washington.
The idea OF being President has taken Sull