Jackson vs. Whartenby, 5 Cal., p. 94. In actions for the recovery of money the District Courts have jurisdiction, if the demand in the complaint, exclusive of interest, amounts to three hundred dollars.-Solomon vs. Reese, 34 Cal., p. 32; see, particularly, Note No. 6 to Sec. 44, ante.

35. INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS.-Proceedings in insolvency (State law) are not, stricti juris, either proceedings in law or equity, but a new remedy or proceeding, created by statute, the administration of which has been vested in the District Courts of this State, independent of their common law or chancery powers, as Courts of general jurisdiction; and second, whenever a new right is created by statute, and the enforcement of such right is committed to a Court even of general original jurisdiction, that such Court, quoad hoc, is an inferior Court, and must pursue the statute strictly. The District Court acts as a Court of limited or inferior jurisdiction in these matters.Cohen et al. vs. Barrett, 5 Cal., p. 195.

36. WRITS OF MANDATE.-District Courts have jurisdiction to issue writs of mandate.-Perry vs. Ames, 26 Cal., p. 372; Cariaga vs. Dryden, 30 Cal., p. 246; Courtwright vs. B. R. and A. W. and M. Co., 30 Cal., p. 573.

37. WRIT OF REVIEW (CERTIORARI). — District Courts have not jurisdiction, by certiorari (writ of review), over the judgment rendered in a Justice's Court in cases where the error might have been corrected by an appeal to the County Court.-Gray vs. Schupp, 4 Cal., p. 185. When District Courts have jurisdiction to review cases by certiorari (or writ of review), see People vs. Hester, 6 Cal., p. 680 (and cases cited in brief of petitioner); see, further, Chard vs. Harrison, 7 Cal., p. 113; and People vs. El Dorado Co., 8 Cal., p. 58, overruling People vs. Hester, supra; also, examine Murray vs. Supervisors of Mariposa Co., 23 Cal., p. 492; Perry vs. Ames, 26 Cal., p. 372; Morley vs. Elkins, 37 Cal., p. 454; see, also, on habeas corpus, Perry vs. Ames, 26 Cal., p. 372.

38. FORMATION OF NEW DISTRICTS-JURISDICTION OVER CAUSES ARISING PREVIOUS TO FORMATION OF DISTRICT.-Where a new county is created, or a new district is formed by statute, the District Court of the new county or (of the new district) has jurisdiction to try all indictments for murder found in the County Court of the old county, but committed in the new county after the passage of the Act creating such new

Terms of
Court in
the First
District.

Second
District

Third

District.

Fourth
District.

county, provided the trial is not had until the new county or district is organized.-See People vs. MeGuire, 32 Cal., p. 140.

58. In the First Judicial District, terms of the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of San Luis Obispo, on the first Monday of January, May, and September;

In the County of Santa Barbara, on the third Monday of February, June, and October.

59. In the Second Judicial District, terms of the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Butte, on the first Monday of March, third Monday of November, and second Monday of July;

In the County of Lassen, on the second Monday of June, and second Monday of September;

In the County of Plumas, on the fourth Monday of May, and first Monday of October;

In the County of Tehama, on the fourth Monday of October, fourth Monday of January, and first Monday of May.

60. In the Third Judicial District, terms of the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Alameda, on the third Monday of February, June, and October;

In the County of Monterey, on the first Monday of April, and October;

In the County of Santa Clara, on the second Monday of January, May, and September;

In the County of Santa Cruz, on the second Monday of April, August, and December.

NOTE.-See Sec. 54, ante, and note.

61. In the Fourth Judicial District, terms of the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of San Francisco, on the first Monday of February, May, August, and November.

NOTE.-See Sec. 54, ante, and note.

District.

62. In the Fifth Judicial District, terms of the Fifth District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of San Joaquin, on the first Monday of February, May, and August, and on the third Monday of October;

In the County of Stanislaus, on the second Monday of January, April, and September;

In the County of Tuolumne, on the first Monday of March and July, and on the third Monday of Novem

ber.

District.

63. In the Sixth Judicial District, terms of the Sixth District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Sacramento, on the first Monday of February, April, June, August, October, and December;

In the County of Yolo, on the third Monday of January, May, and September.

District.

64. In the Seventh Judicial District, terms of the Seventh District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Lake, on the third Monday of April, and second Monday of November;

In the County of Marin, on the first Monday of March and July, and third Monday of November;

In the County of Mendocino, on the second Monday of April, third Monday of July, and first Monday of November;

In the County of Napa, on the first Monday of February, June, and October;

In the County of Solano, on the third Monday of January, May, and September;

In the County of Sonoma, on the third Monday of February, June, and October.

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65. In the Eighth Judicial District, terms of the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Del Norte, on the second Monday of May, August, and November;

In the County of Humboldt, on the second Monday of March, June, September, and December;

In the County of Klamath, on the second Monday of April, July, and October.

66. In the Ninth Judicial District, terms of the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Shasta, on the second Monday of March, June, and November;

In the County of Siskiyou, on the third Monday of January, May, and September;

In the County of Trinity, on the second Monday of April, August, and December.

NOTE.-Stats. 1871-2, p. 561.

An Act fixing the time and places of holding the District and County Courts in and for the County of Siskiyou.

[Approved March 26, 1872.]

[Enacting clause.]

SECTION 1. The terms of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District, in and for the County of Siskiyou, shall be held as follows: At Yreka, on the third Monday of January, May, and September of each year; at Lake City, on the second Monday of July of each year.

SEC. 2. The terms of the County and Probate Court of the County of Siskiyou shall be held as follows: At Yreka, on the first Monday of January, March, May, September, and November of each year; at Lake City, on the second Monday of July of each

year.

SEC. 3. For the purpose of holding the terms of the District and County Courts, in and for the County of Siskiyou, at Lake City, as provided in this Act, the County Clerk, Sheriff, and other officers of said Courts shall, at the time appointed for holding the said terms, proceed to Lake City and officiate the same as if the terms of the several Courts were held at the county seat; and they are hereby authorized to convey to said

Lake City all papers and documents and books neces-
sary to be used at the said term.

SEC. 4. All Acts or parts of Acts in conflict with
this Act are hereby repealed.

SEC. 5. This Act shall take effect immediately.

District.

67. In the Tenth Judicial District, terms of the Tenth District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Colusa, on the first Monday of May, September, and December;

In the County of Sierra, on the first Monday of April, second Monday of July, and fourth Monday of October;

In the County of Sutter, on the fourth Monday of February and June, and third Monday of October;

In the County of Yuba, on the third Monday of January, May, and September.

68. In the Eleventh Judicial District, terms of Eleventh the District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of Amador, on the second Monday

of March, June, September, and December;

In the County of Calaveras, on the second Monday of January, April, July, and October;

In the County of El Dorado, on the second Monday of February and May, and on the third Monday of August and November.

District.

69. In the Twelfth Judicial District, terms of the Twelfth District Court must be held as follows:

In the County of San Francisco, on the first Mon

day of January, April, July, and October;

In the County of San Mateo, on the third Monday of March and fourth Monday of June, September, and December.

NOTE.-Stats. 1871-2, p. 95.

An Act to fix the terms of the several Courts of record
in the County of San Mateo.

[Approved February 13, 1872.]

[Enacting clause.]

SECTION 1. The terms of the District Court of the

District.