The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-01
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
[49] AN ACT
To regulate the fees OF Justices of the
Peace and ConstableS.


To regulate the fees OF Justices of the
Peace and Consables.
Sec. Be IL enacted by the General
assembly of The State of Ohio, That
all Justices of the Peace Of this State
shall, for services rendered, as hereinaf.
ter specified, be entitled TO the following
fees, to.wit: For summons, each person
named in the writ, fifteen cents: Tor order
OF arrest, caplas, writ of attachment,
writ of replevin or mittimus, twenty.
five cents each: for every supena, for
one person, fifteen cent; for each person
in addition, five cents: for venre for jury,
twenty-five cents: for issuing execution,
twenty-five cents: for warrant in criminal
cases, each person named in the writ.
twenty-five cents: for every search war;
rant, twenty-five cents for writ of reSti-
tuition, twenty-five cents: for taking and
certifying affidavit, twenty. five cents: for
order on jailor for prisoner or prisoners,
twenty five cents: for entering discon.
tnuance 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 docket, ten cents per onA hundred
words; for certifying the same, twenty
five cents: for appointing guardian Tor
minor, to prosecute suit, ten cents: for
appointing special constable or apprais-
ers, twenty-five cents each; for taking re-
cognizance OF witness twenty five cents;
for each additional witness, ten cents: for
each recognizance of bail in criminal ca.
ses twenty five cents; for every continu.
ance or adjournment by either party, ten
cents: for entering rule Of reference, or
copy thereof ten cents: fer swearing wit
neSses or arbitrators, five cents each: for
entering Judgment, twenty-five cents: for
acknowledgment oI deed or other in.
strumem Of writing, with certificate
thereon, twenty-five cents: for setting in
cases Of forcible detainer, seventy-fve
cents; for trying a ury case, seventy five
cents; for transferring judgment on dock.
ct, ten cents: for taking deposition, ten
cents per one hundred words; for certify.
ing the same, twenty-five cents: for mar
rying and making return, one dollar and
fifty cents: for taking and certifying proof
Of any account or claim against iDe es.
tates of tesators or inleStateS, fifteen
cents: for each process required by law,
not herein named, twenty five cents for
every writing or record, not being provi-
ded for, ten cents per hundred words.
Sec. 2. That all constabes in this
Stale, duly elected and qualified, shall,
for services rendered as herein specified.
be entitled TO receive the following fees,
lo-wil: For service and return Of capias,
order Of arrest, warrant, attachment, gar
nishee, writ OF --rTplalViii+4ss;,--o oF miITTus,
twenty-five cents Cach for each person
named in the writ, service and return Of
summons, fifteen cents: for each person
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 bod twenty-five
cents: for all money made Oh execution,
four per cent: for every days attendance
before Justices of the Peace, jury trial,
seventy five cents: for every days atten-
dance before Justices of the Peace, on
criminal trial, seventy five cents for
every days attendance before Justices of
the Peace in forcible detainer, without
jury, fifty cents: for summ0ning Jury,
seventy.fve cents: for milage, ten cents
for the first mile, and five cents per mile
for each additional mile: for assistants in
criminal cases, one dollar per day each:
for transporting and sustaining prisoners,
allowance made by the magistrate, and
paid on his certificate: for serving all
other writs or notices not herein named,
twenty-five cents, and mlage as in other
cases: for copies OF all writs, notices,
orders, or aflidavts served, fees The same
as allowed for issuing the same: for sum.
moning and swearing appraisers in cases
OF repeVn and attachment, one dollar in
each case: advertising property for sale
on executions, twenty cents: for taking
bond in repevin and all other cases, fifty
cents each: for every days attendance
on the grand jury one dollar.
Sec. 3. Sections seven and eight of
ian act to regulate the fees of officers in
civil and criminal cases." passed March
5, 1881, and all acts and parts of acts
conflicting with this act, be and they are
hereby repealed
Sec. a. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after the first day Of
June, A, d. 1854.
F. G. LEBL0ND,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April 25, 1854, .-