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Show aren ses OOOO TE ONO ent cetnn ett OE IED slaereaitnisnsimaseisirssninsscrmninsst THE Legal Matters. - must opening Tuesday in September, in each year. in In the county the District that is to say: No. 2; Department No. 3. the causes belonging the together with the law thereto. In Department the law and and and civil and jury No.1; Department probate jurisdiction, belonging to the such other causes and matters RULE The Clerk of Salt Lake apart by these rules for from previous on such day and the but consented similar settings. to by attorneys for the respect- ive parties, may also be heard on Saturdays. {n Departments Nos. 1 and No. 2, a general law and motion In said departments motions or bills of must for new trial and settlement exception on motions for new trial or on appeal will be specially set for hearing at the earliest practicable time. : . Department No. 3, when its time is not otherwise occu- pied, may hear such parts of the law and motion calendar of either of the other departments as may upon request of the judge of said Department No.3, be assigned to it for hearing on any specified day. Formal matters and eretion of the Court be session. uncontested heard respectively shall make on which shall be RULE and entered motions at the opening In the counties of Summit may the for and of be paid by calendar, may, in the w@ dis- cretion of the Court, be stricken therefrom; but such cause may be reinstated thereon on motion to the Court, for good cause shown. RULE VIII. In the trial of causes, except where a party AY is charged with a capital offense, the court may, in its discretion, limit the time of counsel for argument to the Court and Jury. RULE Ix. In Department No. 2. (Salt Lake County), at each call of the trial calendar, the cases set for trial shall be divided into two classes as follows: Gare : ' First. Issues of Fact for the Jury, which shall consist of all cases in which a jury trial has been demanded as by statute or these rules provided. Second. Issues of fact for the court, which shall consist of all cases in which no jury trial has been demanded. Provided, That in any case in which a jury has been de- manded, the party who demanded the jury may waive such demand upon the call of the calendar and have the case placed for trial in the second class above mentioned. In setting cases for trial in said department, the court will set cases in the respective classes for separate argu- Was XI. are pending for trial COURT thereafter. such of the -period the of three delinquent upon court rules the term should have commencéd on the 5th inst., but on account of the long time re- quired for the trial of the celebrated Morris bribery case the judges made an order extending the November term till to-day. The ensuing term promises to be an unusually active and busy one, in which a large number of important cases will be tried and determined. | | 2% oe In the criminal department the trial of cases will not commence until the latter part of February. Judge Norrell goes to Coalville on Tuesday, the 9th, to set cases on both the law and‘ months executor, the cita- XV. for — Next Monday the January term of the Third District Court will commence. According to the XIiIl. return to CULLINGS. —_—_— XII, the party moving VI. the the motion calendar and also to drawa jury. on and on the following the This trial will Monday calendar, require and a day, court will be re- convened and all the business of the term dis-. posed of, the term lasting probably two wee after which Judge Norrell will return to Salt Lake and take up the trial of the new term’s criminal cases. | 2K 2 2 ; The clerk will not prepare a new calendar for the January term, the undisposed of ealendar for the term just ended being made to suffice until next term. ; | | xk ‘k 2 In the equity branch Judge Hiles will make a re-setting of trial cases for the new term on next Monday, the trials to commence,on the following day. In the near future Judge Hiles will makea peremptory call of the law and motion calender. the same. * * Oo Judge Cherry’s illness has prevented his pearance on the bench this week since ap- Tuesday. Married, or About to be [larried, motions, Whenever any demurrer, plea or motion shall be called on the calendar, and the party entering such demurrer, plea or motion shall fail to respond thereto, the Court may overrule or dismiss the same at the cost of the party so entering it, or may-make such other order in respect thereto as shall to justice belong. . RULE VII. 7 Every cause on the law and equity calendar, in which issue shall be joined on questions of fact, which shall be passed without trial after two calls Pesutns transcript of judgment and certifying thereto— 5 cents. No motion or application to the court for an order or | other relief, required to be in writing and filed in the action or proceeding, will be heard by the court unless previously filed in the office of the clerk, and the filing fee paid as required by law; affidavits to be used on any motion either in support thereof or against it, must be filed and the filing fee paid before they can be read on the hearing. e s In all'cases begun prior to June 5th, 1896, _and up to the time of trial, the clerk shall charge for his services in accord-'/ ance with the Territorial fee bill, and during said trial, after-— Hands his charges must be in accordance with the State fee begun. expiration filing and the same shall be called and the matters thereon entered shall be heard and determined, on such day or days in each term as the interests and the convenience of the parties litigant and the public may demand. RULE judge before periods, so that all casses in one class shall be segregated and tried continuously until the setting for such class shall be exhausted and then cases in the other class will be tried and the setting, exhausted. In all cases pending in said department which were filed previous to the 14th day of April, 1896 (when Chapter CXXXILawsof 1896 became operative),a demand for a jury trial And in either case you want to use economy, as it is a well known fact that the first thing in good housekeeping (on which every lady prides herself) is economy, and we wish to dwell on the word ‘‘ economy ’’ by saying that it is not “‘economy ’’ to buy something cheap because it is cheap, nor something that imitates something good, because it is cheap also, but to buy good goods at a low price is ‘‘economy’’ in every sense of the word, and also good judgment; and do you ever stop and think that there is an article that you have been buying since you first started to keeping house (it matters not how long ago that time was) that you are paying to-day as much for that same article without any improvements as you did then, notwithstanding the great reduction which has been made both in labor and material for the manufacture of that article, and that is ‘‘ Baking Powder?”’ What did you pay for the first can you bought? What are you paying now? And we want to call your attention to the fact that we are manufacturing a Baking Powder and selling it at a price that is in keeping with everything else of to-day, and there are two things that we want to impress on your mind: That we are manutacturing a Baking Powder, and we guarantee it to be as good as any baking powder made. Second, that the price is just one-half what other baking powders equal to this are selling for, 5 oz. can, 10c.; 4-lb (8 oz.) can, 15c.; I-Ib. (16 0z.) can, 25c. ; 5-Ib can, $1. If you will try a can of our Baking Powder, which is known as ‘‘ The Saltair Baking Powder,’’ we are con_ fident that you will use none other. It is for sale by all grocers, but if your grocer cannot supply you with it please drop usa card with your address and we will se d you.a trial can, and we are sure you will use none other. Yours respectfully, THE SALTAIR BAKING POWDER 60., | Telephone 46 * creditor—$1. of any keep a law amd motion calendar, pleas a the judgment in the dis- or close V. demurrers, costs allowed cents. and Tooele, the Clerk in each all to the on distribution by partition—$10. For filing motion re-tax costs and hearing thereon, but if retaxation be allowed, said fee shall be deducted from the For issuing execution, and filing and recording the return thereon—$l. For issuing order of sale and filing return thereon—$1. end for each folio in decree, and in recording return—10 cents. Wiling remittitur and cost bill, and entering on judgment docket—$1. | And for each folio of judgment thereon—10 cents, For filing affidavit and order appointing referee on supplemental proceedings, and proceedings on execution—$1.50. And for each folio of order entered on minute book—10 calendar will be called at least once each term, and will include ali motions and issues of law then pending. . The call of this calendar will be peremptory. of statements For proceedings RULE XVI. In accordance with Section 141, Chapter CXXXT. of State Laws of Utah for 1896, providing fart the district oi shall fix a reasonable compensation for the services rendered by the clerk of the court, not enumerated in Section 141, Chapter CXXXI, known as county government bill—the following charges are established for such services, as follows: For each additional folio over 20, the clerk shall charge for each certified copy of a complaint and summons issued— 10 cents. : All postage for mailing service or transmission. of files ~ The Saturday law and motion calendar shall be made up by the Clerk in the order of the filing in his office of the notices of hearing. ‘ In the discretion of the Court, contested matters not noticed for hearing, precedence Kivery pleading of the respective parties in any action or proceeding must be signed by one person, or firm, as attorney therein, and all other counsel in such case may sign or be signed as of counsel. All service of pleadings and notices and copies thereof, which by law are required to be served on an opposing party or his attorney, shall be served on the attorney of record signing the pleadings in the case as such, under this rule. such motions and contested matters of law as have been therespecially noticed for hearing have administrator or guardian. The costs made tion will be taxed against such delinquent. to ' RULE IV. In Departments No. 1 and No. 2 (Salt Lake County), a speciallaw and motion calendar shall be called each Saturday on which.a session is' held, which calendar shall consist of shall X. RULE hearing of contested pleas and motions. tofore are while the same allowed and motion calendar for each department of this Court, speci- fied in Rule 2, and such calendar shall be called, and the pleas and motions thereon entered shall be heard and determined, - matters continued times and shall be presented to the jury following IIt. set such RULE XIV. When the inventory of the estate of any decedent or minor is not returned within the time required by Section 4098 or 4327 of the Compiled Laws of 1888, a citation to show cause for the failure so to do shall be issued on the day county shall make and keep a law be, on the days in | law jurisdic- as shall appertain pending . In departments No. 1 and No. 2, at each setting of cases, the calendar will be called in regular order and no case will be passed unless the attorneys for both parties request it; and when passed, the case will go to the foot of the calendar, subject to be stricken from the calendar. in accordance with Rule VII. vided, that Department No.3 may, when not engaged in the business appertaining to the criminal calendar, hear and de- the other departments of the Court. case Motions for an order for a provisional remedy, or to discharge, dismiss or modify one, may be made to the court or judge on any day when the same can be heard. and motion calendar appertaining No.2 shall be heard and determined causes any ; the the causes belonging to the criminal jurisdiction,together with the law and motion calendar appertaining thereto; pre- so far as may Court, and at RULE shall be divided into three and Sec. The deputy clerk of each department shall have and keep the files in all cases assigned thereto upon the day set for trial tion, together with the law and motion calendar appertaining thereto. In Department No.3 shall be tried and determined termine of writing ments until it shall be otherwise pro- equity of | Inalltrials when a party shall wish the Court to charge the jury on any point or matter of law, the request must be in In Department No. 1 shall be heard to For filing affidavit and order and recording order in contempt proceedings—$2.50. . For issuing writs restitution, and filing and recording return thereon—$2,50. For issuing lis pendens in “‘protest suits’? (U. 8. Land office)—$1. For all services and proceedings for special letters of apministration—$10. For certified copies of record in estate or guardianship, © an additional charge of 10 cents per folio shall be made. For issuing citation to delinquent executor, administrator or guardian, and hearing thereon under Rule XIV—$5. will be . RULE the sec- September, Department the provisions at RULE Court date may result from delay. Ii. of Salt Lake, jury Tuesday in September, cases will be heard only by consent, or when it is made to appear to the Court that serious injury first Tuesday in November of each year. Tooele county, the first Tuesday in February; the first Tuesday in May; the first Tuesday in September, and the first Tuesday in December of each year. RULB the the case will be set for trial by the RULE Summit county, the second Tuesday in February; the first Tuesday made, cause order a jury trial of | in May; then Contested Probate cases will be assigned to places on the trial calendar.as the Court may direct. % In Salt Lake County, between July 15th and the'second Salt Lake county, the second Tuesday in January; the sec- departments; and not over other business. except that the court may otherwise order on Wednesdays when an emergency demands. Between | July 15th and the second Tuesday in September such cases will be heard only on Saturdays. Orders fixing time will be made to conform to this rule. . RULE I. Until it: shall be otherwise provided by law, the terms of this Court in: the several counties of the district shall com- law, if In department No. 1.. probate actions and proceedings not contested will be heard on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the information to the members of the bar. Although the rules have been in force for some little time THe Araus is the first public journal to give them publicity, for which the legal fraternity will undoubtedly be duly appreciative : vided by or this department. bers of the Court, will be a source of interest and ond Tuesday trial, to be waived may for good for the promulgated by the honorable judges prior to the time they were succeeded by the present .mem- ond Tuesday in April; the second the second Tuesday in November, on o 15it of Chapter CXXXIJI, Laws of 1896, must. be complied with to entitle a party to a jury trial; Provided, that the Court Rules of Practice Lately Promulgated Guidance of Members of the Bar. as follows: for yourt. . In all cases filed since the said The following rules governing practice in the . ay ARGUS. made by the party desiring the same at the time the set aecnge courts of the Third Judicial District, which were mence be case is COURT RULES FOR ATTORNEYS. 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