The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-15

on the return of a writ of certiorari, together
Win the accompanying papers in either case.
must be fled IN this court within ten days
after the appeal is taken or the writ OF
ctrtlorari served. as tha case may be- otherwise,
altsr tne transcript or return is fled by either
party, fhe appeal or writ of certiorari will be
usismissed on motion OF the adverse party, IN
less gooo cause be shown for the delay
sec. Motions for temporary alinony ana
SUIT money, for iniunctions, TO dissolve in
functions. and to quash or dissolve attachments,
VIII De heard only on pleadings, affidavlts and
wise direct
Sec: 8. All exhibit. and other papers received
a &c evidence On the trial OF any cause must be
NED at that time, at the expense of the sarty
o1erIng the same; but the court may, either
a . or oy leave granted thereafter ex pdrts or
OF other paper TO be fled, or substituted on the
lies, In lieu of the original
Sec In tials by jury, the Instructions re-
Quested by either party must be filed at his ex-
pense before they are handed to the court.
sec D. The fling of any paper required to be
served Except an original complaintl shall be
imperative until its service.
Sec. G. At all hearings and trials the files shall
be for the use of the court
sec. 2. The clerk shall permit no paper on
nle 10 be taken from his Office other place
where he has the same in charge, exceps to the
room OF the court or Judge, court commission
er or referee or by authority of an order made
Dy TIE court in the cause: and all files in the
hands OF any attorney for the purposes of any
trial or hearing must be returned by him to the
clerk at the close thereof.
Sec. g. When terms are imposed on either
party, upon the decision of any motion or de-
murrer, they cannot be waived by the adverse
party except as in this section provided. Within
the time prescribed by the court in its ruling,
or IL no time is prescribed then with
In i've days thereafter, the party
upon whom the costs are imposed must
either file with the clerk receipt from the
adverse party for the same, pay the amount
thereof to the clerk and IL he fail SO to do shall
lose the benefit OF any order or leave to which
the payment of such costs was attached as
condition. Within five days after the payment
OF any such costs to the clerk, the adverse party
emitted thereto may demand and receive the
same; and Ii he fail so 10 do, he shall be deemed
to have relinquished the costs to the county
and the same shall be accounted for to the
county by the clerk a. a part of the clerks
fees.
sec. 9. In all civil causes the clerk shall re-
quire the plaintiff on the filing of q complaint,
and any defendant on the entry of his appear
ance or filing OF the first paper in his behalf, to
deposit with him such sum, not exceeding S.,
as the clerk shall deem sufficient to secure the
county against the loss OF fees, to become
chargeable to such party in the cause, and be-
fore the trial of any civil cause shall begin he
shall also require the plaintiff to deposit with
him IS and the defendant 81, as an advance
10 insure the payment Of fees chargeable to the
parties respectively for the swearing of wit
nesses and filing of papers in the course of the
trial; and when any such deposit is exhausted
by the ices accruing in the progress of the
cause against the party making the same the
But in lieu of all such deposits the clerk may
receive from an attorney general deposit ap-
pllcable 10 fees chargeabie to his clients in all
causes IN which he is concerned.