Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-12-20

tic uale vi ulscoNef! were the date
of judgment.
Rule AZ. Unless otherwise specially
ordered by the court or Judge, at the
time of the entry OF the judgment or
order, party desiring to settle a
statement of facts under the provisions
of an act entitled An act in relation
to the removal of causes to the SUI
preme court" approved, November %,
1888, shall, within thirty days after
the rendition OF the judgment or order,
given written notice to the opposite
party that a proposed statement of
facts, complete, ready for signing, will
be presented to the court or Judge, at
time and place specified in said no.
tice, which time shall not be less than
ten nor more than thirty days from
the date OF service ri said notice, fand
shall on or before the day of the SER
vice OF said notice, file with the clerk
OF the Supreme court, said complete
statement for the use of the opposite
party. The opposite party within fif-
teen days after said service, shall file
with said clerk, written or printed
statement of any objection he may
have to said statement of facts, plainly
designating wherein said statement is
untrue, or deficient, and any objec-
tiOns thereto not so made shall be
deemed waived. Said statement shall
remain on file in the office of the clerk
ten days, at the end of which time the
said clerk shall transmit to the Judge
said proposed statement of facts, and
objections thereto, at the place desig-
mated in the notice of the settlement
of said statement. If, on the day fixed
for the settlement, the Judge should
be unable to hear the matter, he may
adjourn the settlement from time to
time, and if the notice for said settle
ment should lapse by reason of the
absence of the judge on the day fixed
for the settlement or for any other
cause then the statement shall be set
tied by the judge on any other day
upon which the same may be called
up on notice; such notice to be given
three days before the day set for such
settlement. In case proposed state
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or in any particular defaced altered or
destroyed, after the same has been
filed with the clerk, and before the
same has been certified to the Su-
preme court and the party rendering
the same is without fault or collusion
in that behalf, sad party shall have
the same time from the discovery to
supply and file a new statement and
give notice for the settlement OF the
same as he originally had from the
date of the judgment; and thereafter
the same time shall be allowed for OBJ
jections, settling and signing, as il
the date of discovery were the date OF
Judgment.
Rule As. Cost bills will be filed un-
der the provisions of section 513, OF
the code and within the time filed
by rule 13 of this court, and must con.
tain:
First. Witness fees, giving the
names, attendance and mileage OF each
witness.
Second. Fees for depositions.
Third. Other taxable disburse-
ments.
Motions to retax must be filed with
in the time provided in said rule II.
Rule 40. Parties may by stipula-
ton waive any right secured to them
by these rules; but such rules as are
prescribed to facilitate the convenient
dispatch of the Courts business, can
not be suspended by such stipulation
No continuance by consent of the par
ties shall be entered, unless the agree
ment therefore be in writing and be
filed.
Rule so. In addition to the ses-
sions of Court above provided for in
Rule No. 2, regular sessions for the
transaction of any and all business,
which does not require the interven-
ton of jury, will be held as follows,
to wit:
At Olympia, on the fourth Monday
of February, March, April, June, Sep
tember and November.
At the city of Chehalis on the first
Thursday after the fourth Mondays
of February, March, April, June, Sep
tember and November.
At all times except as hereinbefore
provided in these rules, the Court will
be in regular session at Montesano, in
the county of Chehalis, for the trans
action of all business which does not
require the Intervention of jury.
Dated December 9Th, 1889.