The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.


Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General As.
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That each Pro-
bate Judge in this State shall receive for
services rendered, the fees prescribed in
section two of this act, and no more.
Sec. 9. For dockeling each cause to be
charged but once, SIX ceuls; for entering the
appearance o! the parties, to be charged but
once, sixteen cents in each case; for taking
affidavit, twelve cents, for issuing summons
or other writs under seal, twenty-five cents
each; for entering order to advcrtize, twen-
ty-fve cents; for filing petition, answer, or
any other paper necessary TO complete the
pleadings in any cause, six cents; and for all
other papers, except the accounts current
and vouchers of executors, administrators
and guardians, four cents each; for entering
The return Of any writ, six cents; for issuing
subphena, where there is but one witness
named, twelve Gel is; and for every addi-
tional ma me, four cents; for swearing each
witness, four cents; for entering attendance
of each wituess, six cents; for indexng each
caus,, ten cents; Ior entering judgment on
Journal, ten cents; for recording general
verdict, ten cents; for entering order on
journal, ten cents for each one hundred
words; for transcribing judgment or orders
on the docket, ten cents; for entering salts
faction of judgment or decree on record,
twelve cents; for entering every special rule,
six cents; for entering every continuance,
di>continuancc or retraXlt, ten cents: for en-
tering a rule Of reference, twelve cents; and
for giving copy thereof under seal, twen-
ty-hvc cents; tor entering notice OF appeal,
ten cents; for drawing cost bill, thirty five
cents, which shall be taxed but once i'll each
CASE for making up complete record in
each cause, ten cents, for each one hundred
words such record may contain: for making
out copies Of records, or any proceedings in
IA cause, when required by either party or
the law. with the seal annexed, ten cents
for each one hundred words; for entering
allowance of an injunction, certlorarl or ha
beas corpus, ten cents; for issuing execution,
thirty five cents; for docketing each rXecu-
ton issued ten cents; for issuing orders of
sale, thirty five cents each; and ten cents
for each one hundred words said writ may
contain over the first hundred; for recording
returns on wrts of execution and orders OF
sale, ten cents for each one hundred words;
for each Certificate to which the seal of the
court is required, and not herein provided
for, fifty cents; for probate of will and entry
thereof, thirty five cents; for ssuins letters
teStamentary or letters of administration, or
guardianship, under seal Of court, one dol
Tar; for taking bond Of executors, admins
traitors or guardians. forty cents; for record
ing bond, will or inventory. sale bill or set
tltment of executors, administrators or guar
dianS, ten cents for every one hundred
words; for making out copies Of wills, irven-
tories, sale bill, settlements or rules of court.
ordered or to be furnished by executors, ad-
minlstrators and guardians, ten cents for
each one hundred words; for entering the
appointment of executors, administrators
guardians or appraisers OF property, twelve
and a half cents; for copy of order to ap-
praisers, twelve and Il half cents; for fling
an account current and vouchers of an exc
cutor, administrator or guardian for settle
ment, and entering the same on the minutes
OF the court, twenty five cents; for entering
order of settlement of same, fifteen cents; for
examining partial or final settlements of
guardians executors or administrators, one
dollar each, where there are not more than
fifty vouchers 10 be examined, and if any
account shall contain more than fifty vouch
ers, the sum of two cents for each addition
al voucher so examined; for issuing citation
to executors, administrators or guardians,
thirty-tivc cents; for administering an oath
when necessary, and issuing marriage Ii
cense, and flingand recording the certificate
of marriage, seventy-fve cents; for giving
notice of time of settlement, ten cents; for
hearing applications on behalf of lunatics
and idiots, two dollars; for hearing applica-
tions for the right of way for railroads, plank
roads and turnpikes, three dollars per day;
for hearing and deciding appicationsi in con-
tested cases on positions Of administrators,
executors and guardians, to sell land, and
petitions to convey, one dollar. to be taxed
IN each Of the above cases in the bill of costs;
for holding examining courts. two dollars
per day; and for hearing and determining
applications on habeas corpus in criminal
cases, two dollars, TO be paid out Of the
county treasury; for hearing and determin-
ing applications for habeas corpus in civil
cases, two dollars; and for hearing and de-
termning applications for injunclions in cen
ested cases, two dollars, to be taxed in the
bill Of costs against the unsuccessful party.
Sec. 3. For any other services not herein
provided for. the same fees shall be allowed
as for similar services in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas; provided that no Probate Judge
shall charge or be allowed any compensation
for preparing or making out the account Of
any executor, administrator or guardian for
settlement.
Sec. q. That the costs in all criminal
proceedings taxed in pursuance of the pro-
visions Of this act, and adjudged in favor Of
the State, SHALL wher collected by the Pro-
bate Judge, be paid by him into the county
treasury.
Sec. s. The nineteenth section OF the ACT
entitled "an act defining the jurisdiction,
and regulating the practice of Probate
Courts, passed February 25. eighteen hun
dled and ffty.three, be. and the same is
hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,.
GEORGE REX,
President of the Senate, Protein.
March Ia, 1858,
TNo. oil AN ACT