The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-23


license 10 peddIer, fifty cents, for .issl
'e ing license to an aucloner, a ferry.kser
er, or any other license ordered by codr
II fifty cents, for receiving poll books /,
o justices elections, certifying election
nj lherefrom, administering oath and enter
}, ing same Of record, one dollar, 10 De psi
by each justice on receiving his commits
: sion, for receiving and disbursng mon
eys, (other than costs and fees ,)paid owe
n to such clerk in pursuance of ali otder.o
: court or on judgments, ard which La
=, not been collected by the sheriff or. oihe
: proper officer, on ORDER or execution, i
D be taxed against The party charged wild
The payment Of such money, commis
sion OF Two per cenium on the first thou,
sand dollars, and Of one per cenium 81
all exceeding one thousand dollars.
SEC. 3. Tha, the fees accrung I,
: The Clerk for services rendered by hin
in any criminal case, wherein the STATE
falls to convict, or 10 collect tie costs dn
ring the next vacation aftei sentence ,sIlaI
be paid out of the county Treasury, oi
The order of Ihs county auditor, which
shall issue upon the certificate of said
clerk.
SEo 4. That for drawing each grand
jury and Issuing veuire therefor, the
clerk shall receive Il f,e Of one dollar for
certifying for fees Of each grand juror,icn
cents; and for all services rendered 10
The grand jury ho shall receive tho same
ices as are allowed for similar services
in cause pending in court, the same 10
be paid ou, of the county treasury, in the
same manner as the lees specified in the
preceding section.
Sec. 5. That the several clerks OF
the said courts shall receive from the
treasures Of their respecIivs counties, in
the same manner as the fees specified in
The last two preceding sections, the fol>
lowing fees for miscellaneous services,
performed by them respectively: fer ma
king out abstracts Of elections, (excspi
justices elec'ions,) for each one hundred
words, ten cents, TO, each certificate witt
the seal Of the court attached to abstracts,
fifty cenls,for certifying for fees of Judges
and clerks vt elections, ten cents each.
for certifying the enumeration Of white
male citizens over the age of ,weniy.one
years, 10 the Secretary of State, one dels
lar, and fdl fling each i!sl of ssseb -eats:
meraion, ten cent?, for appointing Jurors
TO the several townships, copying The
names, and placing the same in the jury.
box, three dollars annually, for making
up and completing general indexes, d-
rect and reverse. of all judy meh,s, final
orders and DEGREES, fifteen cents for each
case SO indexed, fot making out lists Of
unclaimed COSTS, and paying the same to
the Treasurer, five per cenium on the
amount of monep paid, for reporting an
nually to the County Commissioners the
amount of fines assessed by their respec-
tive courts, one dollar; for reporting an-
nually TO prosecuting attorney, amount
of fines and COSTS, collections thereon,
&c.. three dollars; for reporting annually !
to Auditor of STATE as 10 collection of
costs in Peuitentiary cases, one dollar,
for each civil jury list certified To county
Treasurer, fifty cents, for distributing the
laws, journals and documents usthc State,
five dollars annually.
SEC 6. That the county commission
ers shall furnish to the clerks OF courts
of their respective counties. all the blank I
books, blanks, stationery, and all oher
things necessary TO the prompt discharge
of their duties,aIl which articles the clerks
may for themselves procure, and shaI! be
allowed for upon their certificate.
SEC 8. That the act entitled San acl
to regulate the fees of the clerks of the
courts of common pleas" passed May L.,
1852, and section h'ly-two of the acl ell>
titled ian act TO regulate the election Of
State and county officers" passed MAY
3, 1859, and section three of the act en-
iiled Gan act to provide for collecting
the statistics of crime,"- passed May L.,
1859, be, aud The same are hereby re.
pealed.
SEC 8. That this act shall take ef-
feet, and be in force from and alter It's
passage.
~ r. C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
ROBERT LEE,
President of The Senate, pro ten.
May Isl, 1854,
AN ACT
To abolish the Office of Commissioner of