The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05
NUMBER 9.

costs, if he afterwards obtains judgment n.s as
they are paid no further proceedings shall ' y"
allowed in the action. No person shall rec.;.'o 20
any compensation for serving as Juror on :
Coroners Inquest.
FEES OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR.
SEC. Is. For making duplicate of take. or
copies thereof required, per folio. thirty cent.
For filing Treasurer receipt and issuing license
to be paid by the party, fifty cents.
FEES OF JUDGES AND CLERKS OF ELEcrrox.
SEC. 16. For each days attendance at my
general or special election the Inspector
Judges and Clerks of election shall each receive
three dollars. Ito be audited and paid out of the
County Treasury, as other charges against the
county.
FEES OF JUSTICES THE PEACE
SEC. II. For filing each paper, twenty.6ye
cents. Issuing any writ or process. by which
suit commenced, one dollar For epterino
such cause upon his docket fifty cents Foe.
subpoena to each witness twenty-five cent,
For administering an oath or affirmation. TWEEN
ty-hve cents. For certifying the same fftv
cents. For each certificate, fifty cents r..
issuing writ OF attachment or of arrest mr. for
delivery OF property two dollars. For enter;no
any flnal judgment. per folio. for the first folio
one dollar; Tor each additional folio. forty cents
For taking and approving any bond or under-
taking, directed by law TO be taken. or annrovad
by him, fiity cents. For taking justification to
bond, one dollar. For swearing n iurv ono
dollar. For taking depositions, per folio. forty
cents. For entering satisfaction of iudomenf
htty cents For copy ofjudgment order. docket
proceedings, or paper in his Office for each folio
iorty cents For transcript of Judgment. per
folio. forty cents. For issuing commiss;on =,
take testimony, one dollar. For issuing sinner.
sedeas to an execution. fifty cents. For making
up and transmitting transcript and paner. 90
appeal, two dollars. For issuing search warrant
one dollar. For issuing an execution. fifty cents
For celebrating marriage and returning cert;6.
cate to the Recorder, five dollars For all SER
vice and proceedings before Justice of tho
reace, In criminal action or proceeding.
whetner on examination or trial, three dollars.
For taking bail after commitment in criminal
case, one dollar. For entering cause witbont
process, one dollar. For entering iudgmen, Iv
confession, and only on affidavit, as reauired in
the District Court, three dollars For enter;no
every motion, rule, ORDER verdict. or defanlt
twenty-five cents For services as Assoc;a,e
Justice OF the Court of Sessions, eight dollars
per day, together with fifty cents per mile ne.
eessarly travelled, in going only. and once only
during each tenn of the court.
INTERPRETERS AND TRAYsLAroRs.
Sec. Is. Interpreters and Translators NAV be
allowed such compensation for their services as
WV So"Ae ohhh CCitiy 10 De necessary. tn IA
taxed and collected as other costs: bnt ihe same
shall not exceed five dollars per day.
FEES OF COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Sec. 49, For the first mile actually run with
the compass and chan, five dollars. For eacl,
mile run with the compass alone, three dollars.
For each copy OF u plot and certificate. three
dollars For each lot laid out and plotted in any
city or town, three dollars For recording y
survey, two dollars. For calculating the ouan
tty OF every tract of land not divided one dol.
lar. For calculating the quantity of each dvs-
ION made IN tract OF land, town lots excepted.
one dollar For travelling to the place of sur
vey' 1or each mile, in going only, fifty cents
For ascertaining the location of every town lot.
IN an Old survey, and measuring and marking
the same, three dollars. For copies and certifi.
Gates per folio, forty cents For erecting n mon.
ument at The corner of u survey, when REQUIRED.
three dollars. Expenses of assistants shall be an
additional charge, 10 be agreed upon by the par
ties.
FEES OF PROBATE JUDGE.
SEC 20 For every order or judgment, when
not contested, one dollar. When contested.
three dollars.
SEC. 81. The fees allowed for services rem.
dered by the County Judge, as Probate Judge.
snail be collected by the County Clerk, who
shall keep full and accurate account of the
same, IN book kept separate and apart for
that purpose. The County Clerk shall make
settlement, at least once month, with the
County Treasurer, of the fees collected and
pay the amount in his hands into the County
treasury. His accounts shall ALWAYS be omen
TO inspection by any county officers, or any per-
sons who may be interested therein. The Conn.
ty Treasurer, in book kept specially for that
purpose, shall keep full account of all moneys
thus received, which shall constitute separate
and distinct fund, and so much thereof as NAV
be necessary for that purpose, ,sshall be applied
10 the payment of the salary of the County
Judge, and the residue, il any, shall be paid
into the County Treasury; and it shall be mis-
demeanor Tor a Probate Judge to receive uny
lees Tor his own use, except in such manner us
is prescribed in this section.
SEC. %. The fees allowed in these counties
shall be payable at the time the service is rem
dered, and any officer, when it is otherwise not
expressly provided by law, may refuse to per.
form any service in any suit or proceeding.
(crlmlnal proceedings excepted. } from the per-
son applying, until such fees are paid.
HEAR BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.-It is an unfortu.
nate circumstance for Know -nothingism. that
the testimony of the fathers of the Republic il
all against 1t. To that already published, we
add the opinion Of Benjamin Franklin. During
the discussions attending the formation of the
Constitution, he said:
he should be sorry to see anything like ILL
beralliy inserted in the Constitution. The peo-
Pile IN Europe are friendly TO this country. Even
in the countries with which we have lately
been at war, we have now, and had during tho
Er,a a,