The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

SEc. 60. Every officer whose fees herein
gsctrtained shall publish and set up IN his office
lar tables ct lis fees according To this Act
within SIX months after tue passage IhereQ., III
some conspicuous place, Tor the Inspection q
all per>uus who have business in ..S Office upon
pain of torieiting for each day not exceed
ing twenty dollars, which may be recovered by
any person 10y action before any Justice OF the
eace ol the same county, with costs.
SIC. 6l When, by law; any publication is re-
puired 10 he made by officer. of any suit,
process, notice, order or other paper the costs
of such publication shall be first rendered by
The party, il demanded, for whom such process
or order granted, before the officer shall be
compelled TO make publication thereof.
SEC. o.. II amy Clerk, Sheriff. Justice of the
Peace or Constable shall not have received any
lees which may be due him for services render
ed IN any suit proceeding he may have ex-
ecution therefor in his own name against the
party IRON whom they due, 10 be issued
from the court in which the action is pending.
SEC. 90. The Secretary of State Treasurer,
Controller, Attorney General and District Attor-
Ieys shall be authorized to require searches in
the respective offices of each other and IN the
office OF the Clerk Of the Supreme Court, of the
several District Courts. of the County Courts,
Courts OF Sessions or Recorders, for any papers,
records or documents necessary TO the discharge
OF the duties of their respective offices, and TO
without the payment OF any fee or charge what
ever.
SEC. Ga. The term "folio," when used as
measure for computing fees, compensation.
shall be construed to mean one hundred words
counting every figure necessarily used, as a
word; any portion of folio, when in the
whole draft paper there should not be COM
plete folio, and when there shall be an excess
over the last folio exceeding quarter shall be
computed a folio. The filing paper shall
be construed to include'the certificate of the
same.
SIC. 65. When any Sheriff, Constable or Coro-
ner, serves more than one process in the same
cause, not requiring more than one journey from
his office he shall receive mileage ouly for the
most distant service.
SEC. &c. No attorney or counsellor at law in
any case shall be allowed any fees for attending
rs witness in such cause
SEC. 67. Every officer upon receiving any fees
Tor official duty or service, may be required by
the person paying the same, to make out in
writins ane denver to such person, particular
account OF such fees specifying for what tbey
respectfully accrued, and shall receipt the same;
and If he refuse or neglect to do so when re-
quired, or shall receive illegal fees he shah be
liable to the party paying the same, for three
times the amount SO paid.
SEC. 6s. No fees shall be charged by any off,
ser Tor administering or certifying the oath of
SEC. 50. Oficers whose fees are set forth in
tins Act, shall not be entitled to charge or re-
ceive any fees not herein enumerated, unless
sPeclaliy provided for by law.
Sec. ~. The Attorney General or any Dis
trlct Attorney is authorized to cause subpenas
TO be issued, and compel the attendance of wit
nesses on the behalf Of the State, without paying
or rendering fees in advance to either officers
or withesses and any witness failing or neglect.
ing to attend after being served with subnnna.
may be proceeded aeainst and shall be liable in
the same manner as provided by Law in other
cases where fees have been rendered or paid.
SEC. II. The Clerk Of any Court, at which
any witness shall have attended on behalf Of the
State in civil action. shall give to such wines,
a certificate, under seal, of travel and attend.
ance, which shall entitle him to receive the
same from the State Treasury. on the Control
ler's Warrant.
SEc.72 The provisions of the two preceding
sections of this Act shall extend TO all actions
and proceedings brought in the name of the AT
sorney General, or any other person or persons
Tor the benefit of the State
oEc.73 An A. tenttled IAN Act to regulate
rees IN Office passed May |. 1851; and =" An