Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-14

SEC. 10. That the act entitled HaH act to
provide for the election Of prosecuting aitor-
| neys," passed Jauualy 29th 1888, and the
act entitled "an act to amend the act enfiiled
an act TO provide for the election of prosecu-
| ling attorneys, &c," passed February Goth,
1889, and the act entitled ian act 70 provide
for the security of bonds given by county Of
fcers," passed March 2Tst, 1870, be, and the
| same are hereby repealed; Provided, that
all prosecuting ntttrneys, in tfhce at the
time of the passage Of this act, shall continue
| in office Tor the same ter an for which they
were elected, and until their successors shal
be elected and qualified.
| JAMES C, JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House of Reps
/ WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate :
April 80, 1852.
mo. III AN ACT
To regulate the Fees of the Clerks Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas.
SEC. l.. BE IL enacted By the General As
senbfy Of The State Of Ohio, That the Clerks
of the several Courts of this State, shall, for
services rendered IN civil cases, receive the
fees hereinafter provided, and no more.
Sac. 2. For docketing each cause, to be
charged but once, six cents; for entering the
appearance of plaintiffs aud defendants, eieh bit
cents each; filing precipe, four cents; for ia
king affidavit, twelve cents; for issuing capias,
summons, subpoena 10 10 efancery, writ Of
attachment, writ of replevin, writ Of certiora-
ii, writ of injunction, writ of error, superse
deas, citation, or ne exeat, or a,y other mense
process under seal, twenty-five cents for
entering order to advertise, twenty five cents;
for taking bond, twenty five cents fortakins
special bail, twenty five cents; for fling do
clarations, pleas, demurrer, joinder, bill, an
swer, or any other paper necessary to COM
plete the pleading in any cause, six cents
and for oil other papers, four cents each; for
entering the return Of any writ of mesne pro-
cess. six cents; for issuing venire for jury.
twelve cents, to be charged in each cause at
law where the issue is made up; for empan-
ueling regnlarjury and administering the oath,
twelve cents; and for giving certificate to the
county auditor for the pay of each talesman
juror, eight cents; and for calling aud enter
ing each talesman juror, six cents; for swear
ing constable, f ur cents; for issuing sub <eba,
where there is but one witness named, twelve
cents, and for every additional name, four
cents for swearing each witness, four cents
for entering attendance of each witness, six
cents, and for giving order to each witness for
fees, eight cents; for entering each cause on
the bar and court calendar of each term, ten
cents for iudexing each cause, ten cents, for
each and every tenn the same shall remain
on the docket; for entering judgment on jour-
nal, ten cents; for recording general verdict
ten cents for entering decree or other order,
on journal, ton cents for each one hundred
words; for transcriLing judgment or orders on
the docket, ten cents; for entering satisfaction
of Judgment or decree, on record, twelve cts.;
for entering every special rule, six, ce nts for
entering every continuance, discontinuance or
retraxit, fen conts; for entering a rule of ref
erence, twelve cents. and giving copy thereof
under seal, twenty-five Ger Is; for entering
notice Of appeal, ten cents; for drawing cost
bill, thirty Ave cents, which shall be taxed but
once in each cause; for making up complete
record in each cause, ten cents for each one
hundred words snch. record may contain; for
making out copies of process, pleadings, rec
ords, Or any proceedings in cause, with the {
seal annexed, when required by either IF the
parties or The law, ten cents for each one hun
gdred words; for entering allowance of an in
junction, witt OF error, certiorari, or habeasa
corpus, ten cents; for issuing executpn, thir
y-five cents for doeketing each execution is
sued, ten cents, and fur making direct and reg
versed index to each execution issued, ten
cents AMI for issuing Writs of yendiiioni ex-
ponas and orders of sale, and scire facias, thir-
ty-fve cents each, and ten cents for each ad-
dtionsl one hundred words said writ may con-
tain over that number; for recording returns
on writs of execution, yenditioni exp0nas and
orders of sale, ten cents for each one hundred
words; for issuing writs of partition, fifty
cents; for attending to the striking of special
jury, and issuing venire therefor, one dollar
for each writ or process under seal, not here
in provided for, fifty cents; for each certificate
to which the seal Of the court is required, and
not herein provided for, fifty cents.
SEC. 8. That the several Clerks of Courts
of this State, shall receive the same fees in
criminal cases as are allowed iD the various
sections of this act for similar services in civil
cases; and the same shall be paid out Of The
county treasury, in oil cases wherein the
Stlte fails to convict, or whereint the defend
ant proves insolyent. =
SEC. A. That for services rendered to the
grand Jury, the clerks of the several courtsof
this State shall receive the same fees as are
allowed for similar services in civil cases in
the second section Of this act, the same to be
paid out Of the county treasury.
SEC 5. That for apporiioning jurors to the
several townships, copying the names, and
placing the same in the jury box, the several
clerks of the courts of this State shall receive
the sum of three dollars annually, to be paid
out Of the county treasury.
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 entitled 10 one
dollar, to be paid By each justice on receiving
bis commission.
Sec That the several clerks of the
courts of this State shall receive the following
fees under the naturalization laws of Con-
gress: For entering declaration of intention
to become citizen of the United States, and
for a certified copy thereof, under seal, TWEEN
ty-fiye cents; for entering the final admission
Of an alien to the right of citizenship, aud for
a certified copy thereof, under seal, twenty
five cents.
SEC. 8. That the several clerks of the courts
of this State, shall receive from the treasurers
of their respective countless tho following fees,
for miscellaneous services performed by them
respectively: For certifying fees of judges
and clerks Of all elections, eight cents each
for certifying the enumeration of white male
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