TERMS OF THE COURTS: SUPREME, DISTRICT, COUNTY, AND PROBATE.

SUPREME COURT: Second Monday in January, April, July, and October.

TERMS OF DISTRICT COURTS.

First Monday in January, May, and September.
Third Monday in February, June, and Oct....
First Monday in March, July, and November...
First Monday in March, second Monday in

July, and third Monday in November..
Second Monday in June and September..
Fourth Monday in May and first Monday in Oct.
Fourth Monday in October and January, and
first Monday in May.

Third Monday in February, June, and Oct..
Third Monday in April, August, and December.
First Monday in Feb., May, Aug., and Nov..
First Monday in February, May, August, and]
third Monday in October..
Second Monday in January, April, and Sept..
First Monday in March and July, and third
Monday in November.

First Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Third Monday in January, May and Septemb'r
Third Monday in April, second Monday in Nov.
First Monday in March and July, and third
Monday in November

Second Monday in April, third Monday in

July, and first Monday in November...
First Monday in February, June, and October..
Third Monday in January, May, and Sept.
Third Monday in February, June, and October.

Mariposa.
Merced
Tulare....

First Monday in February, June, and October..
Fourth Monday in January, May, and Sept....
First Monday in January and May, and third
Monday in October.

First Monday in April. July, and October....
On days of County Court.
First Mo, in Jan., March, May, July, Sept., Nov.
Same.
Same.
First Monday in April, July, and October..
First Monday in January, May, and September First Monday in alternate months.

Same.
Same.
On days of County Court.
Same.
Second Monday in March, June, Sept., and Dec. Second Mon. in Jan., Apl., July, Oct.

RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT.

ADOPTED OCTOBER 26Th, 1872.

RULE 1. Admission of attorneys at law. 2. Filing transcripts, points, and authorities, and service

thereof. 3. When appeal may be dismissed for want of filing the

record, etc. 4. On motion to dismiss without notice certificate must show

what. What must be shown on motion with notice. 5. Transcripts to be printed, and how. 6. Transcript to be arranged, how. This rule to be strictly

enforced. 7. Map or survey, how furnished and referred to. 8. Transcript, when not to be filed. 9. Copy of transcript, how served; what is equivalent; costs. 10. Written transcript, and funds to print, may be transmitted

to the Clerk. His duty thereon. 11. Printing, etc., as costs, how taxed. 12. Errors and defects, how corrected. 13. Exceptions or objections to any of the proceedings in per

fecting the appeal, how taken, and when. 14. Substitution on the suggestion of death or other disability

of a party pending appeal, how made.
15. Calendar, how and when arranged.
16. Criminal cases to be placed at the head of the calendar.
17. How other printing to be done.
18. Number of counsel, and in what time to be heard.
19. Opinions to be corrected, and then recorded by the Clerk.
20. Motions for rehearing, how made. Frivolous to incur

costs, etc.
21. When remittitur to issue.
22. Time of notice of motion, five days.
23. Certifed copy of opinion to accompany remittitur.

RULE 24. Transcript and papers, how withdrawn.

25. Writs of certiorari, when issued.
26. Costs, to whom chargeable primarily; to be paid, when.
27. Causes brought on for hearing, how and when.
28. Applications for peremptory writs of mandate, and proceed-

ings therein.
29. Applications for alternative writs of mandate, and proceed-

ings therein. 30. Preliminary motions in such proceedings heard first day of

the term. 31. Questions of fact in such proceedings, how disposed of. 32. Final argument in such cases, when heard. Not ready, to

be continued till next term. 33. A peremptory writ of mandate to issue immediately, when

awarded. 34. Prooi of service of notice, what, and proceedings thereafter. 35. Dismissal of appeal on stipulation. How entered by Clerk. 36. Original paper may be required to be produced, when and

by whom. 37. Application for prerogative writs to show what, and the real

parties in interest.

Admission of attorneys at law,

RULE 1. Applicants for license to practice as attorneys and counselors will be examined in open Court, on the first day of the term, and on that day only. Persons applying for admission otherwise than upon examination must personally appear in Court at the time the motion for their admission is made. No applicant will be examined unless he shall have filed with the Clerk of the Court, on or before the first day of the term at which he presents himself for examination, a certificate, signed by at least two attorneys of the Court, each of whom shall have been regularly engaged in practice as such for at least four years next theretofore, stating in substance that they have, and that each of them has, carefully and diligently examined the applicant touching his qualifications in point of learning in the law to be admitted to practice; that it satisfactorily appeared to them, and each of them, upon such examination, that the applicant had been engaged in the study of the law for a period of time to be named in the certificate, naming the place