Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

bly, 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 herein
after provided, and no more.
SEc. 2. For docketing each cause, to be char
eed but once, six cents; for entering the appear
snce Of plaintiffs and defendants, eight cents eachi
filing precipe, four cents; for taking afhdaVlt,
twelve cents; for issuing capiaS, summons, SUB
pena in chancery, writ Of attachment, wnt oil
replevin, writ Of certiorari, writ of Injunction,
writ of error, supersedeas. citation or ne exeat,
or any other mesne process under seal, twenty
FIVE cents: for entering order to advertise, twenty
fye cents; for taking bond, twenty-five centSi
for taking special bail, twenty-five cents; ior
filing declaration plea, demurrer, lolnder, pill
answer, or any other paper necessary to complete
the pleadng in any cause, SIX cents, and for all
other papers four cents each; for entering the re
turn of any writ of mesne process, SIX cents; LOT
issuing yenire for Jury, twelve cents, to be
charged in each cause at law where the issue
| is made up; for empannelng regular jury anu au-
mnisterinp the oath, twelve cents; and for giving
a certificate to the county auditor for the pay OF
each talesman juror, eight cents; anu iol Gaming
and entering each talesman juror, SIX ceh'Si ioi
swearing constable, four cents; Tor issuing SUP
pnna. where there is but one witness named,
twelve cents and for every addltonal nshie' ioul
entering attendance Of each witness, six cents,
and for gi wing order 10 each witness for fees, eight
cents. for entering each cause on the bar ana
court calendar of each term, ten cents: ior INDEX
ing each cause ten cents for each and every Term
tbe came shall remain on the docket for entering
iudgmpnt ON Journal ten cents; for recording gen.
eral verdict, ten cents; for entering decree OF
other order on journal, ten cents Tor eaeh one
hundred words; for transcribing judgment or OF
ders on the docket, ten cents; for entering satiS
faction of Judgment or decree, on record, twelve
cents for entsrine every special rule, six cents
for entering every continuance, diScontlnuance
or retray;t ten cents for entering rule OF refer
ence twelve cents and giving copy thereof un-
der seal. twenty-five cents; for entering notice
of anneal ten cents for drawing cost bill, thirty
6ve Cents. which shall be take but once in each
cause. for making up complete record IN each
canse ten cents for each one hundred words such
record may contain; for making out copies OF pro-
cess, pleadngs, records, or any proceedings In
cause with the seal annexed, wheh requlleu oy
either of the parties or the law, ten cents Tor each
one hundred words; for entering allowance of an
Injunction, writ of error, certorari, or habeaS
corpus, ten cents; for issuing execution thirty
five cents; for docketng each execution issued,
ten cents, and for making direct and reversed
index, to each execution issued, ten centS; ana
for ssuine writs of venditioni exponaS and orders
of sale and scire, facias, thirty-fve cents each,
and ten cents for each additional one hundred
words said writ may contain over lhat numDer;
for recording returns on wrltS oil execution, ven
dtion exponas and orders Of sale,. ten Genus ior
each one hundred words; for issuing wrtS OF par
tition, fifty cents for attending to The Stklhg OF
special Jury and issuing venire therefor, one
dollar; for each writ or process under seal, not
herein provided for, fifty cents; for each certf-
cate 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 in the various sections of
this act for similar services in civil cases. and the
same shall be paid out of the county treasury, in
all cases wherein the State fails to convict, or
wherein the defendant proves nsolvent.
Sec. 4. That for services rendered to the grand
jury the Clerks of the several courts Of this State
shall receive the same fees as are allowed for
similar services in civil cases in the second sec
ton of this act, the same to be paid out of the
county treasury.
SEC. 5. That for apportionins Jurors to the
several townships, copying the names, AID placing
the same in the jury box, the several clerks of the
courts of thsState shall receive the sum of three
dollars annually, to be paid out Of the county
treasury.
Sec 6. That for receiving poll books Of JUS
tees election, certifying elections therefrom, ad-
mnstering oath, and entering the same on record,
the several clerks of the courts of this State shall
be entitled to one dollar, to be paid by each JUS
tice on receiving his commission.
Sec 7. That he several clerks Of the courts
of this State shall receive the following fees un-
der the naturalization laws of Congress For en-
tering declaration of intention to become q
citizen of the United States, and for a certified
COPY thereof under seal, twenty-five cents; FOL
entering the final admission of an alien to the
right of citizenship, and for certified copy there
of under SEAL twenty five cents.
SEC. 8. That the several clerks of the court,
of this State, shall receive from the treasurerS o.
their respective counties, the following fees, fol
miscellaneous services performed by them respect
ively For certifying fees of judges and clerks Of
all elections, eight cents each: for certifying the
enumeration of white male citizens over the age
of twentyone years, to the secretary of State one
dollar; for making up and completing general in
dexes of ull judgments and DEGREES, twelve cents
for each cause so indeXed; for making out list.
of unclaimed costs and paying same to treasurer
five per cent. on the amount Of the money paid
for reporting annually to the county CT mmission
ers the amount offneS assessed by their respect
i've courts, one dollar.
SEC. 9. That the several clerks of the courts
of this State shall be entitled to receive the sum
OF nlty Genus lOt issuing llCeSc W al ducIloheel
peddler, ferry keeper, or for any other license
granted by their respective courts.
SEC. ~. That the county commissioners 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. IL. That the act to regulate the fees o.
clerks in cases of naturalization, passed Marcel
18th, 1889, and sections two, four and twenty
three, of the act to regulate the fees of officers il
civil and criminal cases, passed March 5th, 1881
and section four of the act for the disposition o
unclaimed costs, passed March 18TH 1889, be ant
the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. IL. No interest shall be taxed or collect
ed on the cost bill of any suit or proceeding, ha
in any of the courts of this State.
: SEC 49, This act to take effect and be il
force from and after its passage.
! JAMES G. JOHNSON,
! Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
I WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
May /, 1852.