The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-24

Superior courts thereof shall be held al
the following times, to-wit:
Buncombe County-Fourth Monday be-
fore the first Monday in March, to con-
tinue for three weeks, for the trial oil
criminal cases exclusively; seventh Mon
day after the first Monday in March
NTH Monday before the first Monday In
September. and tenth Monday after the
first Monday in September, each to con-
tinue for two weeks, for the trial of
criminal cases exclusively; first Monday
after the first Monday in March, to con-
tinue for four weeks, for the trial OF
civil cases exclusively; twelfth Monday
after the first Monday in March, to con-
tinue for four weeks, for the trial OF
civil cases exclusively; first Monday after
the first Monday in September, to con-
tinue for six weeks, for the trial OF
civil cases exclusively; thirteenth Mon
day after the first Monday in September
to continue for two weeks, for the trial
of civil cases exclusively. The board OF
commissioners of Buncombe county May
from good cause, decline to draw a jury
for the last two weeks of the six weeks
fall term, and for the last week of the
two four week terms.
Madison County--First Monday after
the first Monday in March, to continue for
two weeks. for the trial of criminal cases
exclusively: ninth Monday after the first
Monday in March, to continue for three
weeks, the first week for the trial of jail
cases exclusively, the second and third
weeks for the trial of civil cases exclu-
sively; seventh Monday after the first
Monday in September, to continue for
three weeks, for. the trial of criminal
cases exclusively; third Monday before
the first Monday in September, to con-
tinue for two weeks, for the trial of civil
cases exclusively.
Pennsylvania County-Fifth Monday af-
ter the first Monday in March and the
first Monday before the first Monday in
September, each to continue for two
weeks; twelfth Monday after the first
Monday in September.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
The Sixteenth District shall be compos-
dof the following counties, and the SUI
perior Courts thereof shall be held at
the following times, tewt:
Haywood County-Fourth Monday be-
fore the first Monday in March; ninth
Monday after the first Monday in March
and third Monday after the first Monday
in September, each to continue for two
weeks.
Jackson County-Second Monday before
the first Monday in March; eleventh
Monday after the first Monday in March
and fifth Monday after the first Monday
in September, each to continue for two
weeks.
The Board of County Commission Of
Jackson county may when the public in
IN
grand jury for the term to be held or
Monday in March.
Swain County-First Monday in March
and sixth Monday before the first Monday
in September for civil cases only, and
seventh Monday after the first Monday IL
September, each to continue for two
weeks.
Graham County-Second Monday after
the first Monday in March and first Mon
day in September, each to continue for two
weeks.
Cherokee County--Fourth Monday after
the first Monday in March; fourth Monday
before the first Monday in September and
ninth Monday after the first Monday in
September, each to continue for two
weeks.
Clay County-Sixth Monday after tht
first Monday in March and second Monday
after the first Monday in September.
Macon County-Seventh Monday after
the first Monday in March; second Mon.
day before the first Monday in September
and eleventh Monday after the first Mon.
day in September, each to continue fol
two weeks, the last court for the tria
of civil cases exclusively. The boaro
of commissioners of Macon county may
for good cause decline to draw jury
for more than one week for any term o.
court provided for in this act
Section 2. Civil process shall be re-
turnable to. and pleading filed at, all
of the courts herein designated as ex-
clusively criminal; motions in civil ac-
tons may be heard upon due notice,
and judgments may be taken by default
at such criminal terms: and trials in
civil actions which do not require a
jury may be heard at such criminal
terms, by consent.
Sec. 8. That no grand juries shall be
drawn for the terms of court herein
designated as being for the trial of
civil cases exclusively, and the solicitors
shall not be required to attend
nor be entitled to their certificates
for attendance upon any exclusively
civil terms, unless there are cases on
the docket in which they officially APP
pear.
Sec 4. That the judges of the Superior
courts shall hold the courts of the six.
teen judicial districts of the State sue
cessively, commencing at the First dis.
trict according to the order and system
prescribed by this act, viz:
The Judge of each of the several dis
tricts shall ride the fall circuit of his
district for the year nineteen hundred
and one and successfully thereafter be
ginning with the next district as number
ed he shall ride the circuits and hold thu