The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-02-21

NEW RULES OF THE CAMBRIA COUNTY
BAR-AUd now, February II, 1879, the FOL
lowing additional rules Of Court are adopt
ed and alterations made of those hereto
fore adopted, to wit:
RELATING TO THH ADHESION OF MEMBERS or
THE BAR.
l. Every person intending TO become stu
dent Of the law, and intending to make Hppli-
cation for admission to this Bar, shall present
his application in writing to the Chairman Of
tue Committee upon Examinations, setting
forth his name, age, and the name Of the mem
Der OF the Bar With whom he desires to register
animation. which said application shall he en-
dorsed with certificate of the good moral char.
actcr OF the applicant, signed by the attorney
with whom such student intends to register
Upon receipt of the application the Chairman
OF the Committee shall designate p time and
place for an appearance OF tie applicant before
the Committcc, TO be by said Committee care
fully and fully examined on al the branches uf
Il thorough English education, Us well as TO his
knowledge Of the Tudiments of Latin. Should
the applicant pass g satisfactory examination,
and be found OF sufficient meUta! capacity ana
Of good moral character. the Committee, or Il
majority OF q full Committee, shall certify the
SAME to- the Prothouotary. who shall enter the
name of said applicant in tho Common Pleas
dent shall, II under the age OF twenty one
years, devote at least three years to legal stud
ies. and if above the age Of twCnty-0ne years,
two years 10 said studies, iii the Office ana un-
der the personal direction OF his preCeptOr
named in his application. At the end OF which
term OF three or two years, according to the age
of the student, upon certificate to that effect,
ana of his continued good moral character given
dSn. made in open Court. shall be referred 10
fbe G6mmittep who shall thorouxhIv by both
oral and written examinations, inquire into bis
fitness for admission t. the practice OF the law.
These examinations shall include his knowl-
edge or the CummOn-IaN as found in Black
stone and Keut's Commentaries; The Law Cf
Evidence; The Law "f Coutracts; Chitty 6
BrightIy's Equity Jurisprudence. PTUUided,
That students engaged in the study Of the law
NJ the date of the adoption OF fuiS rule. under
attorneys OF this Bar. shall be registered in the
PrOthunoJaTy's oihce upon the ceTtinIatts OF
TaH.r F.F4r-G FNtaa
length OF time they have been reading, aud
that they are OF good moral character and
such persons may apply at any time for pre-
Hminary examination, or may take both the
preliminary ana hnal examination at he same
time. The wrIttca examination OF all EppN-
carts who are fayursbly recommended, shsll
be Alcd in the Office Of the Pr9thonotary,bu Of
mittee. IN cases OF favorable reports tG major
ity OF the luIl Committee being necessary
be admitted to practice. In case Of rejection
the applicant shall not bc rc-examined until
the expiration OF one year from the date OF
such rejection.
II. A member OF the Bar in practice and in
coed standing, OF any other county in this
State, who IS OF 1vc years standing at the Bar,
aul who presents IL certificate from the Presi-
dent Judge OF The district setting forth the
standing OF such applicant as aforesaid. may
be admitted on motion; excepting IN cases
where the rules OF Court in the applicants
county requires an examination Ci > mtiHhtt
of this Bar ,it application was made Tor adln.s-
sion in such county or DISTRICT. IN |:!ci csSe
his application shall uc referred 10 the '"hi-
mittee.
other
in writing TO The Court his application i9F ad-
mission, with such certificate OF good churdc-
ter aud standing ~ hc may have WHlCh raatt
be referred to the Committee.
III. Gentlemen OF the Bar from other Couu-
ties may on motion be specially admitted Tor
the purpose Of tryi ing any cause in which they
are Interested or presenting any motion or pc
uuOu.
4 RELIC OF THE PAST.-The following
letter in the handwriting of Rev. DR.. Gal
litzin, the pioneer priest os the Allegbsnies,
has been banded rs for publication by our
towusmau, r.. l.. Johnston, Esq, who obtain
ed possession of il through the courtesy OF
VIM. Doris, Esq, of Huntington, 10 " hose
father, then postmaster at Hollidaysburg,rh he
letter was addressed. 1t viii be noted that
the place last named was tho nearest post
Office town at that early day, and that the
mail was carried over the mountain ny
rider while many of our readers will have
no difficulty in recognizing in John Miller, /
innkeeper at Munster" old john G. Miller, !
the former father iu-law of f. Bearer, Esq, (
who died near Carrolltcwu 4 few years ago !
The letter bears the superscriptioC, M. - !
Doris, Esq, Postmaster, &c, &nG reads .
as follows:
LORBTTO, Aug. 2Stn, 1914. /
SIR 1t is now aboIt six weeks since ] re- !
reiVel the Iasi United States Gazette. There /
are now OF course about twelve papers due me, |
viz: two for every week. l shall think II u fH- /
10 Juo. Miller, innkeepcr at Munster, for which !
I shall satisfy the rider. 4 ny postage due you I
will please send me an acct Of. and oblige, sir,
Y'T h bic and Ob'd't scrVt,
DEMETRIUs A. GALLITZIS.
S
TELL il not in Cath proclaim 1t not in the
streets of Askelon, but intimate it as vocierOusly
a YOU have n mind to throughout the confines OF
Cam bria and adjoining counties. that the largest.
best and cheapest stock OF ready-made clothing
in C,eDtraI PennsvIvana can he found the store
Ts.If love mt n a yanF n % a