The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
be in force from and a fer the first day

Clerk Of the District Court, and to reg,
ulate his fees and con- 1pensation.
SECTION |. Be 1t enttea byMe Gen.
eral assembly ofMe Site Of Iouo, Tha,
the salary of the Clerb Of the district
Court is hereby abolisl I'D, and that said
Clerk shall receive in|lieu thereof the
fees and compensation hereinafter proyi
ded, namely:
For filing any petition, appeal, or dock
citing same on appearance docket 81 5(
For every attachment sc
When case is tried by a jury, tria
! fee of | 80
When tried by the Court -
Trial fee in chancery cases when contcs.
ted l so
When not contested rs
For Writs Of injunction or other cxtraor-
dinary process 90
For all causes continued on the applica
tion of a party by affidavit 80
When continued by consent ar other,
wise II
For entering judgment on DEGREES -
Taxing costs 80
For issuing execution or other process af.
ter judgment or decree 81
For certificate and seal SO
For all copies of records or papers filed
in his office, transcripts and making
complete record, ten cents per folio.
For taking and approving bond, ,recogni-
zance or securities authorized by law
so
In case Of estrays for all services IS
For declaration of intentions by alien to
become Il citizen 25
For all services on naturalization of alien
including oaths and certificate so
In all criminal causes and in all causes
in which the State or County is part
plaintiff, the same fees for same servic.
es as in suits between private parties.
When judgment is rendered against
defendant the fees shall be collected from
such defendant.
la cases where the State fails, the Clerk
shall receive no fee.
For making out transcripts in crimin-
al causes, appealed to Supreme Court,
when defendant is unable to for each
folio ten cents, to be paid by the county.
The word 'folo'' is intended to mean
one hundred words-eight figures max
ing one word.
For all services rendered as Clerk Of
the I'oaiu os o.r.4 i-~.~ ".--A~-
dered during their sessions or in vacation,
such reasonable sum as said Board shall
consider a fair compensation.
For the services rendered to be paid
out of such fund as shall be property
chargablc thercwith.
SEC. ,. 1t is hereby made the du.y
of said Clerk to report to the Board Of
Supervisors of his county at each regular
session thereof, full and complete state
ment Of the amount of fees charged, and
for whole services, the amount received,
and for what services rendered, which re-
port shall be sworn to by said Clerk.
SEC. ). The total amount of fees,
compensation and income of said Clerk
for all official services, shall not exceed
the sum of 1000 dollars in any one year;
and if the fees herein above established
shall amount in the aggregate to more
than 1900 dollars for any one year, the
excess shall oe paid into the County
Treasury, except so much thereof as may
be derived from the temporary school
fund, that portion of such excess as may
be derived from such school fund shall be |
paid to said fund.
And it is further provided that in case
the total amount Of fees and compensa-
tion received by said Clerk in any one
year, shall be deemed by said Board an
inadequate compensation for the services
said Board may allow such ad-
ditional compensation as they may deem
just.
Sec. l. The necessary Office room,
books, stationery, fncl and lights for said
Clerk, shall be provided at the expense
of the county; but said Clerk shall furn-
ish at his own expense all necessary dep
uties, and all assistance for the prompt
and faithful discharge of all his official
duties.
lie shall be responsible for the acts,
default or misconduct of his deputies.
SEC. !, This act shall take effect on
the first day of January, 1861.
SEC t. All laws and acts inconsist-
ent with this act are hereby repealed
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JAMES +. WILSON,
President of the Senatepro ten.
Approved April Sd, 1860.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from the original roll on file
in my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
CHAPTER 7s. !
AN ACT for the regulation of State and
County Roads within town and cities
SECTION l. BE- 1t enacted by the Gen
eral assembly of the State Of loma, That
such portions of all county and State
Roads as lie within the limits of any in
town or city, or in any town
or city hereafter incorporated, shall con-
form to the direction and grade, aud be
subject to all the regulations of other
streets in such town or city.
SEC. 2. All laws inconsistent with
this act are hereby repealed.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
President of the Senate.
Approved March 80, 1860
SAMUEL J. KIRkWOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
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