The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-17

~! +. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
y "a. JAMES MYERS,
President OF the,S,nAte.
April %, 1854 ..
T49l AN AgT
To regulate the fees of Justice Of the Peace
. :aN and Ctns;ables"'
SIC. 7. Be it enacted by the General
Assemble Of the Stats of Ohio, That al
justices of the Peace Of this State shall.
for services rendered, rs hereinafter speclh-
ed, be entitled to the following fees, 10 wit:
For summons, each person named iii the
writ, fifteen cents: Ipr order Of arrest, capias,
writcf attachment, writ of repleyin or nit
timus, twenty-five cents each; for every sup.
0ns, for one person, fifteen cents; for each
person in addition, i've cents; for vcnlre for
jury, Twenty-Five. cents; for issuing oxecu-
ten, Twenty-Five cents: for warrant IN crlm-
iaal cases, each person named in the writ,
twenty-five cents; for every search warrant,
twenty, Eve cents; fer writ CT restitution,
twenty-five cents; for taking and certifying
affidavit, twenty-five cents; for order on jail
or fer prisoner or prisorsrs, twenty-five
cents;, for entering disfnntinueace or salts
faqson, ten cents; for entering into bend or
undertaking. by either party, twenty five
cents: for filing papers necessary TO be pre-
leryed by justice, five cents each; for each
rssognigance Of bail in cizl cases, twenty
cents; for bill Of exceptions and copy, ten
cents for each one hundred words; for certl-
fyng same, twenty-five cents; for transcript
from docket, ten ceELs per one hundred
words; for ceGtl.ying The same, twenty-five
cents for appointing guardian for minor, to
prosecute suit, ten sents; fer &ppolnting
special constable Or appraisers, twenty five
cents each; for taking recogniZance ot Wit
ness, Twenty-Five cents; for each additional
Witnesses, ten cents; for each 'recognSance
of balm criminal @ases. twenty five cents;
for every continuance or adjournment by
either party ten cents; for entering a rule of
reference thereon 1O.cents, for swearing wit
nesses or arbitTatorS, five cents each; for
entering Judgment, twenty-five cents; for
acknowledgem Of g deed or otther lnstru-
ment ofwriting. with certificate thereon,
twenty EYs cents; fer sitting in cases Of for
chile retainer, seventy cents fer trying alu-
ry case, seventy-iive cents; for transferring
judgment en docket, ten cents; for taking
depostions, ten cents per one hundred words;
for certifying the same, twenty-five cents;
for marrying and making return, one dollar
and fifty cents; for taking and certifying
proof OF any account or claim agaIns the e.
state Of testators Vr intestaLes, Gfteea cents;
for each process required by law, not here.
in named, twenty-five cents; for every wri-
ting or record. not being provided for. tee
cents pgrhundred words,
Sac. g. That all constables in this State,
dulyoelectad and qualified, shall, for Servi-
vice rendered as herein specified, be entitled
To- receive the following fees, to-wlt. For
service and return of capIas, order of ar
rest warrant. attachment, garn!shee, wit
ofreplcyia, o- mitGmus, twenty-five cents
each; ior Each person named in the writ ser
vice and return of summons, fifteen ce2ts;for
each person named In the Wrt, service, and
return cfsubphosna, fifteen cents for one per-
son, for SERVICE on each additional person
named in subphpna, ten cents; for service
ofexecution on goods or body, twenty-five
ceuts; tor all money made on execution, -four
per cent; for every days attendance before
Jqstices,of the Peace Jury trial, seventy
Eve cents; for every days ATTENDANCE before
Justices Of the Peace, on criminal trial, sew
enty cents; for every days attendance
before JusticeG Q f the Peace
IN ,foreible detainer, without jury 6fty cents;
for suulmoning jury seventy-fve' cents; for
milare ten cents torthe fist mfe, and FIVE
cents per t.ile tor each additional mile; for
for ass;stants,in criminal cases, one dollar.
perday aaeh;tor transporting and sustaining
qrisoners,t allowance 4Sade by the nagis
trates sad paid on his certificate; for serving
all other writs or or notices not herein ma
med, twenty-five cents, and mileage as
in other cases;for ccopes cf,al wrils., no.
.ices, orLs@, or afidavits served, fees the
same sa allaEed for issuing the same; for
:apsr on,rgand swearing appraisers in cases
of,repleyihf and attachment, one dollar in
case advertising property for sale on exc
cutioaa, twenty. iaescents; fer taking bond
in.replevin aad all other cases, fifty cents
eath dor e. ary,days attendance on The grand
Jury one dsllar. e., ..,.'.-. ,.a.
SEc. >3t Sections seven andeght Of can
act to regulate the fees of officers in civil and
criminal cases passed March s., 1891, and
ALI acts and parts of acts. conflicting
with ills act, be and they are hereby re.
pealeG. rie. IA tsn
Ssc. q. This act shall take effect and
bein force from and after the first day Of
June A. p. 1859. o,,
!, ~ r. C. LEBL0ND,
Speaker Of tic HeuSe Of representatives.
r. - II JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April e5, 1854.
1911 AN ACT