Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-18
ANAcr
To regulate the fees of justices Of the Ps.,.
and Constables.

SEc. /. Be 1 snaeted 5y tie Genera,
assembly Of the State of OHIO, That al
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 person
named in the writ, fifteen cents: fol
order of arrest, cspias, writ of attach
ment, writ of replevin or mittimus,
twenty-five cents each: for every SUBJ
poena, for one person, fifteen cents: for
each person in addition, FIVE cents: for
venIre 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 warrant, twenty five
cents: for writ of restitution, twenty
five cents: for taking and certifying af-
hdavit, twenty-five cents: for order on
Jallor for prisoner or prisoners, twenty
hve cents: for entering discontinuance
or satisfaction, ten cents: for entering
INTO bond or undertaking by either party,
twenty-five cents: for fling papers ne
cessary to be preserved by justices, FIVE
cents each: for each recognizance of
bail IN civil cases, twenty-five cents; for
bill of exceptions and copy, ten cents
Tor each one hundred words: for eerti-
tying the same, twenty-five cents: for
transcript from docket, ten cents per one
hundred words; for certifying the same,
twenty-five centsi for appointing guar
dian for minor, to prosecute suit, ten
cents: for appointing special constable
or appraisers, twenty five cents each:
for taking recognizance of witness,
twenty-five cents; for each additional
witness, ten cents: for each reeogni-
zance of bail in criminal cases, twenty
five cents: for every continuance or ad-
Journment by either party, ten cents:
for entering a rule of reference, or copy
thereof, ten cents: for swearing wit
nesses or arbitrators, FIVE cents each:
for entering Judgment, twenty-five cents:
for acknowledgment of deed or other
instrument of writing, with certificate
thereon, twenty-five cents: for setting in
cases of foreible detainer, seventy-fve
cents: for trying jury case, seventy
five cents: for transferring Judgment on
docket, ten cents: for taking deposition,
ten cents per one hundred words: for
certifying the same, twenty-five cents: /
ior marrying and making return, one
tollar and fifty cents: for taking and
proof of any account or claim
against the estate of testators or intes-
ftes fifteen cents: for each process re-
y-hve cents: for every writing or re-
ord, not being provided for, ten cents
yer hundred words.
Sec. 2. That all constables in this
State, duly elected and qualified, shall,
or services rendered as herein specified,
e entitled to receive the following fees,
o-Wit: For service and return of capias,
rider of arrest, warrant, attachment,
arnishee, writ of replevin, or mittimus,
twenty-five cents each: for each person
AIMED in the writ, service and return of
fifteen cents: for each person
AIMED in the writ, service and return of '.
ubpena, fifteen cents for one person: !
,r service on each additional person
AIMED in subpoena, ten cents: for SER :
ice of execution on goods or body, !
twenty-five cents: for all money made
n execution, four per cent: for every
ay's attendance before Justices of the :
'eace, jury trial, seventy-fve cents: :
,r every days attendance before Justi-
IS of the Peace, on criminal trial, J
twenty-five cents: for every days at
,ndance before Justices of the Peace,
! forcible detainer, without jury, fifty
snts: for summoning jury seventy-fve y
,nts: for mileage, ten cents for the first
ile, and five cents per mile for each ad- ?
tiOnal mile: for assistance in criminal Q
lses, one dollar per day each: for !
and sustaing prisoners, al Il
vance made by the magistrate, and u
nd on his Certificate; for serving all
her writs or notices not herein named; a
cents, and mileage as in s
her cases: for copies of all writs, noti-
S, orders, or affidavits served, fees the u
me as allowed for issuing the same; n
r summoning and swearing appraisers
cases of replevin and attachment, one q
'llar in each case: advertising proper U
for sale on executions, twenty-five
nts: for taking bond in replevin and all a
her cases, fifty cents each; for every
Iy's attendance on the grand jury one "
,llar.
Sec. 3. Sections seven and eight of 4
an act to regulate the fees of officers .
civil and criminal cases." passed >
arch 5, 1881, and all acts and parts of =
is conflicting with this act, be and I.
ey are hereby repealed. Ii,
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
in force from and after the first day
June, A. D. 1884. th
&C. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives. isl
JAMES MYERS, IN
President of the Senate, n.
April 95, 1854. n n
| hereby certify that the above law is ed
rrectly copied from a certified copy
rnished this Office by the Secretary of
ate. of
D. B. HEBARD, Auditor. "
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