Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-02-25

but be shall receipt to the clerk for all
papers SO taken.
Il. Criminal shall have precedence
u civil causes in the trial of questions
oi tact, unless otherwise ordered by the
court.
10. All questions of law arising on a
demurrer. or involved in the decision of
any petition on error from the iudg-
ment of a justice of the peace, shall be
heard on tins first day of the term, or as
soon thereafter as they may be reached
by the court.
Is. The assignment of the civil dock
eli will be made by the court; but be-
fore any assignment of the civil docket
shall be made, notice of the time when
il shall be made, will be given by the
court. Attorneys interested win be
expected TO be present and assist the
court in making such assignments.
Cases continued by consent after
they have been assigned for trial, will
be placed at the head of the docket.
II. The county attorney shall en-
dorSe upon every information the names
of all witnesses known to him at the
time of filing same. He shall not there
after endorse the names of other wit
nesses except by leave of the court
which must he obtained by motion in
writing. made before the commence
ment of the trial, and as soon as may
be after the witnesses become known
10 him. Such motion must designate
The names of the witnesses and set
forth as the ground thereof that such
witnesses became known to him after
the filing of the information, and the
court must be satisfied by evidence of
the truth of such ground
IF Such motion iS unt fled and noted
ON the mot ion docket on or before nine
O'Clock a. m. IF the day preceding the
trial, the defendant or his counsel shall
have written notice thereof before the
same will be heard.
IS. A motion to Guash. or demur-
rer to an Indictment or information,
MIST be filed before the defendant is
required to plead, and the attention of
the court called thereto; in which case
It will be disposed of before the de-
PENDANT pleads.
49, In no case shall more than six
witnesses be examined either to i'm
peach or sustain the character of any
witness for truth or veracity.
20. When. during the progress of
trial. an objection is made to the COM
potency and relevancy of the evidence.
no argument pro or con will be permit
ted. unless invited by the court. The
party Directing shall state the ground
of his objection in plain and concise
language. but in no instance shall the
DaItv offering the evidence state in the
hearing of the jury what he expects to
prove But in case an objection TO evil
deBce shall have been sustained by the
court. and the party offering the EVIL
dence wishes to embody the facts he eX-
poets to prove bv the evidence In the
records, he shall make succinct state
ment of what he expects to prove by
the rejected evidence. in writing. and
submit IT to the court and opposing
counsel for inspection.
81. Attorneys who have been admit
led to practice in any other state or
territory, and who produce proper GER
tIficates showing that fact. and wish to
be admitted to regular practice in this
co urt, shall have their certificates pass
ed upon by committee. to he named
by the court, and shall be admitted up
on such certificate or be subjected to an
examination by the committee. upon
such branches of the law as the commit
tee NAV deem proper.
%. The clerk shall keep a minute
docket in which shall be recorded con-
else and succinct minutes of the pro-
ceedings of the court each dav. which
docket shall be read by the clerk each
morning Immediately after the opening
of court. and shall be subject to correc-
ton when read.