Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-06

For hearing and determining complaint. !
and all other services rendered therein Gftv !
cents.
For recording proceedings therein, each
twenty five cents
Fer issuing and receiving returns of writ Of
restitution. including entry thereof. each jus
tice twenty-five cents
SEC. The fees for services under the
laws of the United States shall be as follows,
namely:
For certificate of protection, fifty cents
For certificate of lost protection, twenty
five cents.
Fer warrant, twenty five cents.
For commitment, twenty-five cents
Summons tor seamen in admiralty case
twenty-f five cents.
Hearing thereon with docket entry, fifty
Certificate to clerk of district court to issue
admiralty process, twenty-five cents
SEC. That the fees to be received by
CONSTABLES shall be as follows:
For executing warrant in behalf of the
Commonwealth, forty cents
Conveying to Jail on mittimus or warrant
arr sting vagrant, disorderly person or other
offender against the laws (wihout proccss)
| and bringing before justice. levyiug fne Oh
forfeiture, on warrant twenty-five cents
Taking the body into custody on mittimus
where bail Is afterwards entered before the
prisoner is delivered to jailor, twenty-five
cents.
Serving subpoena. ten cents.
Serving snnininns. notice on referee suitor
master. mistress or apprentice personally, or
by copy. each ten cents
Executing attachment, thirty cents
Arresting on capias. twenty-five cents
III t,..t r
of goods. fifteen cents
Not flying plaintiff where defniant has beer,
arrested Oh capias, TO be paid 10y plaintiff. ten
cents.
Executing landlords warralt, or serving
execution, twenty-five cents
Taking inventory of goods. each item one
| ent
Levying or distraning goods and selling
| the same, for each dollar not exceeding thir-
| ty-fve FIVE, cents
For each dollar above thirty, three cents.
l. Aud one half of the said commission shall
he allowed where the mo. ey is pail after levy
without sale, but no commission shall in an.
case be taken on more than the real debt an,l
then only for the money actually received by
the constable and paid over to the creditor
| Advert ing the ranle. forty cents
Copy of v'ndue paler, Wen demanded.
| "ach Item one cent.
Quitting up notice of distress at mansior
house or other public place on the premises
| tfteen cents
Serving scre fac;as personally. ten cents.
Serving same by copy. IF e cents.
Serving rule and interrogatories in attach
ment execution. twenty five cents
Executing bail piece. twenty cents
| Travelling expenses on an execution return
ed nnlla bona and non est iuveutus where tn
| constable has been at the place nf defent!a amt
last residence, each mile circular three ceni~
| Travelling expenses in said removal each
| ui'e circular tep cents
Travelling expenses in all other cases for
each mile circular actually travelled counting
from the office of the justice TO the place of
service. three cents.
For making returns to the court of quarter
sessions of the proper county, fifty cents each
for one day.
Mileage for same, counting from residence
of constable to the county seat, tn be paid By
| comfy. three cents per mile circular
For apprai>emept ard all other services un
der exemption act of ninth of April 1919,
one dollar
For serving precept and returning same IL
landlord and tenant proceeding, twenty five
| Cents.
Executing writ of possession and returning
same. fifty cents.
| When the rent shall be received from the
lessee by the constable, such commission as is
now allowed y law on writs of execution.
Sec. 4. That the twenty sixth and twenty
seventh sections of the act approved March
| twenty-eighth, 1914 and of the third section
of the act approved March twenty-eigh 1920
in relation to penalties for taking illegal fees,
and bills of particulars are hereby re-enacted
and their several provisions extended and made
applicable to ali violations of this act.
SEC. s. That the provisions of this &C. shall
not apply to the city of Philadelphia.
Cot. BAKEK's HEARTH. The National Ho-
tel Epidemic" Col Jos. B. Baker who has
been lying ill at his residence at the Gap, fr
some time, had relapse Sstu, a!av, aud II
was feared that he might not r'coce. II
desease. inflammation of the bow l., was of til.
u.o>t Unborn nature, and he had becom,
greatly pros:rated. He is under the medca
rare of DR.. john l.. Alice. Sen, of this city
Dr.. j. NJ Folrz, of the u S. Navy who ha,
been called upon tn treat large number o
persons suff,.. ing from the National Hotel ep
idemic" visited Mr. Paker the other dav il
C ,nsultat o.. He gave il as bis OF n tha
the infainatlon arose from a mineral polso'
lodged in the colon or large intestine, vii,
cnrresponded with DR.. Atlees views excep
. that the latter was in doubt whether the poiso,
of mineral ar miasmerir nature. 1t ap
pears that Col. Baker had been at the Ma
tonal Hotel Washington and suffer-,
rom ght "a hea for some M aft r
, wards. tut subsequently, recovered as h.. sul
posed !: but he took culd during a visit to Wash