Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

Sec. L. And he it further enacted, That special
term Of any district court may be held at any time
that the district judge may order by giving notice
thereof on the front door Of tho courthous where
the court is to be held, and in somc respectable
newspaper, If there BE- any at the place.
Sec. 5. And be II further enacted, That tho dis
trct judge may adjourn tho court from time to time
to suit the convenience Of itgants and to meet tho
necessities Of the business and tho intervention Of
term Of district circuit ut another place
shall not preclude the power to adjourn over to
future day.
Sec. q. Aud DO it further enactei, That tho
terms Of the circuit and district courts shall not be
limited to any particular number Of days, shall
it be necessary to adjourn by reason Of tho inter-
venton Of term Of the court elsewhere but the
business Of the courts ut two places may proceed,
there being judge present ut each place, or the
court intervening may be adjourned over, rs herein
provided, till the business OF the court in session Is
concluded.
See. Z. And be it further enacted, That clerk
shall be appointed at every place Of holding circuit
and district courts for the district Of Kentucky, in
like manner and subject to the same duties and re-
sponsbties that other clerks subjccttO in other
independent districts the deputy clerks Mt Coving
ton, Louisville and paducah shall perform the du-
ties Of the Offices, respectively, till clerks duly
appointed and qualified.
See. s. And DO it further enacted. That COM
missSoners appointed by the courts Of the United
States to take bail. afidayits, and so forth, shall
have like powers to take surety Of the peace aud for
good behavior, according to the Act Of July 10th,
1898, TINT other officers designated by said act
have
Sec. o. And be il further enacted That all pro-
cess which shall not have been returned when this
takes effect shall bc returnablc to the terms
spcctivcy herein fixed and the clerk, upon issuing
original process in civil action, shall make Il re-
turnabo to the court nearest to the county Of tho
residence Of tho defendant or Of that defendant
whose county is nearest court, IL he have infOr-
nation sufficient and shall immediately upon tho
payment by the plaintiff Of his fees accrued, send
the papers filed to the clerk of the court to which
the process is made rcturnnblc: and whenever the
process is not thus made rcturnable the defendant
or defendants may, upon motion, or before the
calling Of tho cause have il transferred to the court
to which it. should have been sent had tho clerk
known the residence Of tho defendant or defendants
when the action was brought.
Sec. 10. And DO it further enacted That in ease
of tho existence Of bull bonds for the appearance Of
persons TO answer il shall he tho duty OF the clerk
to call the parties at the time they bound to ap
pear, and, If they fail to enter the same his
minutes, in which entry Judgment may afterwards
he made Of record by the court and ii the party
appears, the clerk shall take another bond, with
surctics similar to the first, for further appearance
ut the next succeeding term Of the court, and IL the
party fail to give bond aud surety, then he shall
stand committed by order vi the clerk till he does
comply.
See. II. And be it further enacted, That all
laws and parts Of laws inconsistent herewith. arc
hereby repealed, and this act shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved, May ID. 1869.