The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19

wees IN civil cases; and The same shall be
paid on. %! he county treasury, in all ca
SIS wherein the State fails 70 convict, or
wherein the defendant proves insolvent.
SEC. 4 That tor services rendered -
the grand jury, TIE C.erkS oi me several
courts Q: .nis State shall receive the same
fees as are allowed for similar services in
civil cases in the second section of this
act, the same 10 be paid out Of the county
ueasury
SEc. 5. That Tor appor;ioniug jurors TO
the several townships. copying The names,
and placing the same in the jury box. the
seveIl CLERKS OF the courts ot this Stale
shall receive the sum oi three dollars an
nuslIy, to be paid out OF the county treas
ury.
SEc. 6. That for receiving poll books of
justices election, certifying elections there
from, administering oath, and entering the
same OF record. the several clerks OF the
courts Of this State shall be eutilled to one
dollar, TO be paid by each justice on re-
cciving his commission.
SEC, 7. That the several clerks Of the
courts Of this State shall receive the fol-
lowing fees under tEe naturalization laws
of Congress: For entering a dec
lara.ion OF intention to become It citizen
OF the United States, and for certified
copy thereofunder seal, twenty-five cents;
for entering the final aladmission of an alien
to the right of citizenship, and for GER
titled copy thereof under seal, twenty-five
cents.
Sec. G. That the several clerks of the
courts of this State, shall receive from
the treaSurers OF Retrospective counties,
the following fees, for miscellaneous ser
vices performed by them respectively: For
certifying fees Of Judges and clerks of all
elections, eight cents each; for certifying
the cnWncration of white male citizens
over the age Of twentyone years, TO the
secretary OF State, one dollar; for making
up and completing general indexes Of all
Judgments and decrecs, twelve cents for
each cause so indexed; for making out
lists ofunclaimed costs and paying same
to treasurer, five per cent. on the amount
OF the money paid; for reporting annually
| to the county commissioners the amount
of fines assessed by their respective codrts,
one dollar.
SEC. 8. That the several clerks of the
courts OF this State, shall be entitled to
receive the sum OF fifty cents for issuing
license to an auclioncer, peddl9r, ferry
keeper, or torany otherl license granted by
their respective courts.
SEC. 10. That the county commission
crs shall furnish to the clerks OF courts of
their respective counties, all blank books,
stationery, and all other things necessary
to the prompt discharge of their duties.
SEC. L. That the act to regulate the
fees OF clerks in cases OF naturalization,
passed March l2th, 1889, and sc lions
Two, four and twenty-three, of the act TO
regulate the fees OF officers IN civil and
criminal cases, passed March 5th, 1873 /,
and section four OF the act for the dispo-
sition Ct uncl lined costs, passed March
l8.h, 1889, be and the same c hereby
repealed,
SEC. l2. Nointerest shall be taxed or
collected on the cost bill OF any suit Or pro,
ceediny, had III any OF the courts OF This
STATE.
SEC. l3. This act TO take effect and he
in force from and after It's passage
JAMES Q. JOHNSON,
SpcakerofLhe tiJuse OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MLDlLL,
President OF The Senate
May |, 1852.