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WHOLE NUMBER 1910
act snIitIsd an ses 90 smend the set eatbihhing
q Superior CO1f in fhs city Of cisciussi. pas-
sed March eighth, lsi5. ls hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the HoUss Of Representatives.
~ W. hEDILlI.
PresideHs Of the Senate.
February &c, fsSg.
[NO. 95I
An ACT H
To make a emVOrary appropriated iof DE
Deaf and Dumb. and lhe Asylum Tor the
Blind Gnd for fepairing and Furnishing rooms
for the GensfGl Assembly.
See. I, Be Il euseied By the General Assem-.
bly, Of The SGaie Of Ohio. That the further som
Of fifteen thousand dollafs be and the same is
hereby appropriated out Of any unsPptOpnaIed
moneys in the treasury. for the purpose Of pay.
Jog Tor materials and hands employed upon the
State buildings. Also, The further sum Of five
hundred dollars, 70 pay expenses incurred in
furniture and repairing rooms for the sitllnss Of
expenses ol Inc Ohio Lunatic AsylHm IN pan
for Ihe quarter ending on the irsg day Of April,
one thousand eight hundred and ffy-Iwo, the
sum Of Ave lhousaEd dollars; for The curren. ex.
penSes Of the Asylum Tor the Deaf and Dunb,
for the Quarter ending April first. 1859, the
sum Of four thousand dollars; for the current
expenses Of the Asylum for the Blind, fnr The
quarter ending April first, 1859; The sum Of Iwo
thousand dollars.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
W. MEDILL,
....r President Of the Senns.
March I6, 1854.
mo. S6.l ANACT
Regulating the fees Of Witnesses in Civil and
Criminal Cases.
Sec. !. Be Is enacied bV the General Assem-.
bly, Of The State Of Ohio, That witnesses 10 ci.
wi cases shall hereafter be allowed the follow.
ing fees: For each day aIendsnee sI,he court
Of common pleas or other court OF record, or
before any officer authorized TO take deposi.
lions under subpoena. to be paid by the party a.
whose instance he or she is summoned, ION de-
mand and taxed 10 the bill Of cost, seventy.
6Ve cenn, and FIVE cents per mile, from his or
her place Of residence, TO the place Of holding
said court, or place oi taking deposilions. For
amending coroner's inquest. seVenly.fve cents
per day, and the mileage aforesaid TO be paid
out Of The county treasury. For attending al
any Trial before justice Of the peace or mayor
Of any incorporated cily or town, 10 be paid for
as is provided iG this act in The courts OF record,
the sum Of fifty dents per day and the mileage
SfoTessid; Provided, that no mileage shall be
allowed in any case where the distance from
the place Of the residence OF The witness 10 the
place where called 10 testify is less than three
miles.
Sec. 2. That witnesses aaenAing under rec.
ognzance, Or subpoena issued by order Of the
prosecuting attorney, or defendant, before the
court of common pleas, or other couu OF record,
in criminal cases, shall be allowed the following
fees; For each days attendance, seventy FIVE
cents, and FIVE cents per mile. as ia civil cases;
10 be taxed 10 only cue case, when amending 10
more cases than one. on the same days, unless
otherwise directed by the special order Of the
court.
Sec. 5. That in oil cases, except those spe.
Gifted IN this act, each person summoned as q
witness, shall be allowed The sum Of 6liy cents
per day for each days attendance, and the
mileage specified in this act; and all persons
who shall be called upon to testify ina cause
in which they are not summoned, shall receive
the sum Of twenty-five cents. to be paid as pro-
Vided in this act. -...
Sec. 4. Tha, for the purpose Of asceEtaninl
the mesge TO which any witness may be enil
lied, It 10 hereby made The duty OF tho sheriff
or other officer serving writ Of subpBna, &c
endorse on the writ The number Of miles IC
which each witness may be enttlsdi and all ju
dicial officers returning Witnesses under recog
nizance to any court in this 6IsIe, for the tria
Of criminal causes, shall endorse on theft trans
cripl the number Of miles TO which each witness
may be entitled. The act heretofore passed
regulating the fees of witnesses in civil anC
criminal cases, and the act amendaloEy thereto
passed March l7th, 1888, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. That in all cases where physician
, or surgeon shall make post mortem exami1a
zion, al the instance Of the coroner or other off
, Ger said physician or surgeon shall be allowet
such compensation for his services, as TIL
r court Of common pleas Of the proper count.
may direct. ...-
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
} W. MEDlLL, q
Presdent of the Senate.
} March i6, 1853.
do hereby certify that have read and com
pared the proof Of the foregoing acts, and IhI
} they are correctly printed from the copy cerIif
cd and forwarded BY the Secretary OF State.