RULE 79                                                
            BOOKS AND RECORDS KEPT BY THE CLERK                                  
                                                                                 
    (a) Civil Docket. (Reserved.)                                                
    (b) Civil Judgments and Orders.                                              
    (1) Generally. (Reserved.)                                                   
    (2) Entry of Judgment in Journal. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.030.)              
    (3) Judgment Roll. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.040.)                             
    (4) Identification of Judgment Roll. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.050.)           
    (5) Execution Docket. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.060.)                          
    (6) Entry of Verdict in Execution Docket. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.020.)      
    (7) Entries in Execution Docket. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.080.)               
    (8) Transcript of Justice Docket. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.110.)              
    (9) Entry of Abstract or Transcript of Judgment. (Reserved. See RCW          
4.64.120.)                                                                       
    (10) Abstract of Judgment. (Reserved. See RCW 4.64.090.)                     
    (11) Abstract of Verdict--Cessation of Lien. (Reserved. See RCW              
4.64.100.)                                                                       
    (c) Indices; Calendars. (Reserved.)                                          
    (d) Other Books and Records of Clerk. (Reserved.)                            
    (e) Destruction of Records. (Reserved. See RCW 36.23.065 and GR 15.)         
    (f) List of Pending Decisions. The clerk of each county shall maintain       
a permanent, public record showing each case submitted to a judge and not        
yet decided. Said list shall clearly show what, if any, further action is        
to be taken by any party or counsel and when said action should be taken.        
Said list shall be called to the attention of every judge in said county on      
the first Monday of each calendar month. Any case which shall have been          
submitted to any visiting judge and not yet decided shall be called to the       
attention of such visiting judge by mail on said dates.