Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-09
f. C. tE BLOND,
Speaker of the House of Reps
JAMES MYERS.
President or the Senate.
April 20. 1854.
AN ACT

[4s1 AN ACT
Supplementary t6 the act entitled. ian act ID
provide for the compensation 10 owners of
private property, appropriated for she use
Of corporations" passed April 80, 1882.
Sec. /. Be II enacted by the General As:
sembly Of the State of Ohio That in all cases
arising under the provisions Of the act to
which this is supplementary the party; whose
property ia Sought to be appropriated for the
use of any corporation, by proceedings before
the probate court, provided for in said act;
shall be considered to hold the affirmative;
and if any argument shall be offered to the
court and jury, before whom such proceeding
is had after the closing Of the testimony on
both sides; the said party shall be entitled
to have the opening argument, and if the
corporation seeking to appropriate the prop
erty of such party. offer an argument in re:
ply therto, the said party shall be entitled To
have the closing argument. 80,
F. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
JAMES MYERS.
President of the Senatc.
April 25, 1854.
mo. 4el AN ACT
To regulate the fees of Justices Of the Peace
and Constables.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the GeueSal As:
sem5lB Of The State Of Ohio. That all Justices
OF the Peace Of this State shall for services
rendered. as hereinafter specified. be entitled
to the following fees, to-wit; For summons:
each pstsoh named ID the writ, fifteeh, cents,
for order Of arrest, eapies, writ OF attachrnehl,
writ Of replevin or mittmus, twenty-five cents
each; for every subpnna. for one person,
fifteen cents; for each person in addition; Eve
cents; for ventire for jity, twenty-h Eve cetts;
for issuing execution. twenty-five cents; for
warrant 10 criminal cases, each person ramed
in the writ, twenty-five cents; for every
search warrant. twenty-five cents; for writ Of
restitution, twenty five cents; for talking and
certifying affidavit. twenty Eve Cents; for OF:
der on jailor for prisoner Or prisoners. tga
Eve cents; for entering q discontinued
satisfaction. ten cents; for entering int
or undertaking by either party, tweuty.nsS
cents; for Sling papers necessary to be pre-
served by justice five cents eabh f0t Ssch
recognizance Of bail In civil cases. twenty -hys
cents for bill Of exceptions and copy, ten
cents for each one hundred works; for ceF-
lifying the same, twenty-five cents; for tfqns;
cript from docket ten cents per one hundred
words; for certifying the same, twenty-five
cents; for appointing guardian for minor. to
prosecute suit, ten cents; for appointing spec
ial constable or appraisers. twenty Eve cents
each; for taking recognizance Of witness.
twenty -6ve cents; for each additional witness,
ten cents; for each recognizance Of bail in
criminal cases, twenty-five cents: for every
continuance or adjournment BY either party,
ten cents; for entering rule Of reference. Of
copy thereof, ten cents for swearing witness
es OF arbitrators. Eve cents ea6h for ehiefing
judgement. twenty -dvs CENTS; fof ackhbwl:
edgethens Of q deed or other instrument Of
writing. with ceftfcats thereon. twenty y-6ys
cents; for setting in dases Of fofcibls detainsrs
seventy nve cents: for Try In d Jury case leseu-
ty6se cents; for transferring judgement on
docket. ten cents; for taking deposition; ten
cents per one hundred words; sol certifying