Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-24

ing the same, specifying the different items
comprising the same according 10 the acts regu.
latina the fees Of civil officers In civil and crmi-
nal cases, and the acts directing the mode Of
trial IN criminal eases. and shall be 10y such
y, rsons lodged with the clerk Of the court before
which any efimnal may be convc'cd during the
,iino IN which such conviction NAV be had, aud
thv clerk shall make out under his hand and the
seal of said court q true copy Of all such char
y,s, which shall be examined, and IL correct the
same shali be allowed by the judge otslij court,
~ - fer~arded With such convict and delivered
by fhc sherin.tu the wardcs Of the peutentiarv,
aud the sherii shall receive eight cents per mile
g'ing TO and returning from said penitentiary to
he computed from the seat Of Justice Of the coun'
~ in wich sail conviction took place by the
rsual route Of travel, and he shall also receive
tue sum OF i've cents per mile for transporting
every such convict, aud shall he allowed one
guard for every two convots 50 tran ,ported, and
shall receive six cents ger mile for tho SCI vices
of each guard so employed to be computed from
the same distance as the sheriff and If at any
term Of the court there should be more than one
person oon victed il shall be tho duty ofthe clerk
TO mike ort an order directing tbs number of
guards, not exceeding one guard to every two
convicts, exclusive OF the sheriff, unless in an
extraordinary case, when, in the opinion of the
court greater number shall bo necessary for
the safe transportation Of such convicts, certi-
fcate whereof shall be made out by the clerk
under the seal Of the court and delivered to the
sheriff, and he shall deliver the certificate to the
warden of the penit entiary, who shall be govern.
ed thereby ia making out his order for the pay
ment Of such transportati ion and all charges of
prosecution and transportation made out agreea-
bly, to the provisions Of this act and the several
acts herein referred to, shall be delivered to the
said warden, and ii upor examination he shall
Br them to be correct, he shall certify correct
copy thereof with his allowance thereof, TO the
Auditor of State, and the Auditor shall, upon
presentation Of such certified copy and allowance
issue hts warrant for the amount upon the Trea'
surer Of State, who shall pay tho same provided
no allowance shall be made for the payment o
any guard who sh I'll not have actually assisted
IN the transportation Of such convicts and aIst
provided the sberl not bo entitled to charg,
mileage for himselffor transporting any convict,
TO the pcnitentiary oftener than ence ever,
twenty days.
Sec. q That the act entitled "an act to amen,
the act entitled an act making provision for car
rying into effect the act for the punishment o
crimes, passed February 20, 1885, and an nc
entitled "an act regulating the fees of sheriHs il
civil and criminal cases, passed March I3, 1887
passed January 4, 1888, be and the same is fare
hereby repealed.
Sec. 80. This act to take effect and be In fore
from and after Its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 90, 1860,