The docket.
Section 385
SEC. 385. The docket. — The minute book prescribed in the preceding section shall be called a docket, and each page thereof shall be properly prepared for receiving all the entries appertaining to a single action. It shall contain the names of the plaintiff and defendant, the date when the complaint, answer, demurrer, bill of exceptions, execution, and all motions, and all other papers in the action have been filed or issued, and a brief statement of all orders, judgments, and other proceedings therein, so that by a reference to a single page the whole history of the action may be briefly outlined. The docket shall be duly indexed, both direct and indirect, in the alphabetical order of the names of the parties, and of each of them, so that the page of the docket containing the entries in each case may be readily found.