Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-31
WSOF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
TJ9l 5a',7 l3'8 AN ACT I Z. .- =.
To regulate the fees of Justices of the Peace and
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TJ9l l',.7 l7'8 AN ACT !
To regulate the fees of Justices of the Peace and
Constables. r.g s.. IS Il
IS Sec. /. Be ii enacted By the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio That all Justices ofthe Peace
of this State SHALL for services rendered, as here
matter specified be entitled to the following fees,
to-wit: For summons, each person named in the
writ fifteen cents for order of arrest, capias,
writ of attachment, writ of repevin or mittimus,
twenty five cents each, for every supgna, for one
person, fifteen cents; for each person in addition,
five cents; for venire Tor jury, twenty-five cents;
for issuing execution, twenty-five cents; for war
rant in criminal cases, each person named IN the
writ, twenty-five CENTS; for every search warrant
twenty-five cents; for writ OF restitution, twenty
FIVE cents; for taking and certifying affidavit,
Twenty-Five cents for order on iailor FOR prisoner
or prisoners, twenty-five cents; for entering
discontinuance or satisfaction, ten cents; for en-
tering into bond or undertaking by either party,
twenty-five cents; for filing papers necessary to
be preserved by justice, five cents each; for each
recognizance, of bail in civil cases, twenty-five
cents; for bill of exceptions and copy, ten cents
for each one hundred words; for certifying the
same twenty-five cents; for transcript from dock
ct, ten cents per one hundred words; for certify
ing the same, twenty-five cents; for appointing
guardian for minor, to prosecute suit, ten cents;
for appointing special constable or appraisers,
twenty five cents each; for taking recognlzance
of a witness, twenty-five cents; for each addition
al witness, ten cents; for each recognizance OF
bail in criminal cases. twenty-five cents; for eve
nv continuance or adjournment by either party,
ten cents; for entering rule of reference, or
copy thereof ten cents; for swearing witnesses
or arbitrators, five cents each; for entering judy
ment, twenty-five cents; for acknowledgment of
deed or other instrument of writing, with cer-
tIficate thereon, twenty five cents Tor setting in
cases of forcible detaner, seventyfive cents; for
trying jury case, seventy-ive cents; for transfer
ring Judgment on docket: ten cents for taking
deposition, ten cents per one hundred words; for
certifying the same, twenty-five cents; for marry
ling and making return, one dollar and fifty cents;
for taking anu certifying proof of any account or
claim against the estates o testatorS or ntastates,
fifteen centsi for each process required by law,
not herein named, twenty-five cents; for every
writing record, not being provided for, ten cents
per bundled words.
Sec. 9. That all constables in this State, duly
elected and qualified, shall, for services rendered
as herein specified, be entitled to receive the fol-
lowing fees, to-wit: For service and return of ca
pias, order OF arrest, warrant, attachment garnish
shee writ of replevin or mittimus, twenty-five
cents; for each person named in the writ, service
and return summons, fifteen cents; for each per-
son named in the writ, service and return
of subpoena, fifteen cents for one person; for
service on each additional person named in
subpoena, ten cents; for service of execution
on goods or body, twenty-five cents; for all mo-
ney made on execution, four per cent; for every
dlys attendance before Justices of the Peace
Jury trial, seventy-fve cents; for every days at
tendance before Justices of the Peace, on cfiniha
trial. seventy-fve cents; for every days attendance
before justice of the Peace in forcible detainer
without jury fifty cents; for summoning jury
seventy-five cents; for mileage, ten cents to
the first mile, aud five cents per mile for eacf
additional mile; for assistants in crimina
cases, one dollar per day each; for transporting
and sustaining prisoners, allowance made by tht
magistrate, and paid on his certificate for serv
ING all other writs or notices not herein named
twenty-five cents, and mileage as in other cases
for copies of all writs, notices, orders, or aida
Wits served, fees the same as allowed for issulu!
the same; for summoning and swearing appral
sers in cases of replevn and attachment, one dol
lar in each case; advertising property tor sale OF
executions, twenty-five cents; for taking bond Il
replevin and all other cases, fifty cents each; TO
I every days attendance on the grand jury one dol
r lar
J. SEC. 3. Sections seven and eight of"an act
! regulate the fees Of officers in civil and crimint
- cases." passed March B, 1881, and all acts an
IS parts of acts and conflicting with this act, be an
G they are hereby repealed.
Sec, A. This act shall take effect and be
force from and after the first day OF June, A. |
|, 1854.
- ." ".I,a F.rC. LEBLOND, g. i
: Ia I'D. Speaker of the House of Representatives,
'r t..... ..-. .a JAMES MYERS, 7 arra
st President Of the Senate.
10 Aprl 2J, 1854