The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05

cents. For travelling, per mile, in serving each
! subpoena or venire, In going only. but when two
! or more witnesses or Jurors live in the same di-
rection, travelling fees shall be charged only for
the most distant, fifty cents For serving an at
tachment on property or levying an execution,
or executing an order of arrest, order for the
delivery of personal property, and with travel
ing ices as on summons, three dollars. For
serving an attachment upon any ship, boat or
vessel, IN proceedings to enforce any lien there
on created by law five dollars. For making and
posting notices and advertising property for sale
on execution, or under any Judgment order
OF sale, not to include the cost OF publication in
newspaper. three dollars. For commissions for
receiving and paying over money on execution
or process, where lands or personal property
has been levied on, advertised and sold, on the
first one thousand dollars, four per cent; on all
sums above that amount, two per cent For
commissions for receiving and paying over mo-
ney on execution without levy, or when the land
or goods levied on shall not be sold three per
cent on the first thousand dollars, and two
per cent. on all over that sum.
The fees herein allowed for the levy of an ex
ecntion, and for advertising and for making or
collecting the money on an execution, shall be
collected from the defendant by virtue of such
execution, IN the same manner as the sum there
in directed to be made. For drawing and exe-
cutting every sherif's deed, to be paid for by
the grantee, who shall, in addition, pay for the
acknowledgements thereof, five dollars For
serving a writ of possession or restitution put
ting any person entitled into possession of pre-
misses and removing the occupant. five dollars
For travel i'll the service of any process not
hereinbeiore mentioned, for each mile necessa-
rily travelled in going only fifty cents For at.
tending when required, on any court, in person
or by deputy, for each day, TO be paid out OF the
County Treasury. five dollars. For bringing up
prisoner on habeas corpus, To testify or answer
in any court, or for examination as to the cause
of his arrest and detention. or to give bail, two
dollars. He shall also be allowed such further
compensation for his trouble and expense in
taking possession of property under attachment
or execution or other process, and OF preserving
the same, the court from which the writ or
order may ISSUE shall certify to be just and rea-
sonable. For holding each inquest or trial of
right OF property, when required, to include all
service in the matter except mileage. five dol
lars. For attending on Supreme Court either
III person or by deputy, to be paid out of the
State Treasury, other claims, for each day,
five dollars For making every arrest, in GRIM
inal proceeding, three dollars For serving each
subpoena, in criminal proceedings, fifty cents.
For executing every sentence of death. fifty dol
lars. For summoning Grand Jury of twenty
five, fifteen dollars. For summoning each trial
jury OF twelve persons, six dollars. For each
process in criminal cases, for each mile neces-
sarily travelled twenty cents; and the same
mileage for taking prisoner before magistrate
or to prison. In serving subpRnas or venires
In criminal cases, he shall receive mileage for
the most distant only. where witnesses and iu-
rors live In the same direction. For all services
in Justices Courts, the same fees allowed to
Constables.
FEES OF CORONER.
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inquest. five dollars. For swearing jury, one
dollar. For issuing warrant of arrest, fifty
cents. For issuing subpoena, for each witness,
twenty-five cents. For each mile necessarily
travelled in going to the place of the dead body
fifty cents; which fees in all inquests, shall be
paid out Of the County Treasury, as other de-
mands. For all services rendered by them when
acting Sheriffs the same fees as are allowed
to Shertfs for similar services. For swearing
eaclr witness, twenty-five cents For taking
down the testimony of each witness, per folio,
forty cents.
FEES OF CONsrABLEs.
SEC. 10. For serving summons in civil suit.
Tor each defendant, one dollar. For summoning
jury before Justice of the Peace three dol
lars. For taking bond required to be taken
one dollar. For summoning each witness fifty
cents. For serving attachment against the
property of defendant, three dollars. For sum-
moning and swearing jury to try the rights of
property. and taking the verdict, three dollars
For receiving and taking care of property on
execution, attachment or order his actual neces-
sary expenses to be allowed by the Justice who
issued the execution, upon the affidavit of the
Constable that such charges are correct and the
expenses necessarily incurred. For collecting
all sums on execution, four per cent, to be
charged against the defendant in the execution.
Constables shall receive in serving summons.
subpoena in civil cases, for each mile necessarily
travelled, In going only, (but when two or more
persons are served III The same suit, mileage |
shall only be charged for the most distant, if |
they live III the same direction fifty cents For
serving a warrant or order for delivery of per- |
sonal property, or making an arrest in civil |
cases. three dollars. For service and travel in |
criminal cases, the fees as Sheriff's for like
services. For all other service, except attend |
ing court, The same fees as are allowed to Sher- |
ifs for similar services.
FEES OF WITNESSES.
SEC. l3. For attending in any suit or proceed. |
ing. civil or criminal, before any Cour. of Re- |
cord, Referee, Commissioner, or Justice of the |
Peace, for each day, three dollars. For travel |
ing to the place OF trial, Tor each mile twenty
five cents. No person shall be obliged to tesi-
fy in civil action unless his fees for attendance
have been rendered him. be shall have de- |
manded the same in criminal cases witnesses |
fees shall be taxed and paid as other costs, and |
no person shall be obliged in civil action or |
proceeding to attend witness without the |
county in which he resides unless the distance
be less than thirty miles from his place of resi-
dcnce to the place of trial
FEES OF JURORS.
Sec: IA. For each day, to be paid in civil |
cases by the party in whose favor verdict is rem
dered. before the same shall be rendered but |
the same may be recovered as costs from the |
party losing the case, three dollars prorided
tnat IN the District Court, County Court and