The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18
CHAPTER 1.
ZEE BILL.

fEE BILL.
An Act to provide for certain officers,
aud legaliziug certain acts relating
thereto.
81. Be IL enacted by Tie General is.
sembiy Of the State Of Iora: That chap.
ter one hundred aud sixty-two (l62) as
the same is printed in the Revision Of
1860, Of the Laws Of Iowa, be, and the
same is hereby revived and declared to
be in full force and effect, except sec
tions 4l36, I4l37, ll4O, Hal, as prin.
ted in said revision.
s. The action Of all officers named
in said chapter lG2, who have received
fees ngreeably thereto at any time since
the first day of September, A. D., 1860,
and all judgments rendered for costs
agreeably thereto, since the date last
above mentioned, are hereby legalized,
and said judgments declared to be as
binding and valid as if said Chapter l62
had not been repealed.
So. lu all actions pending and judg-
ments rendered, but not yet satisfied, ex
cept in those cases when there were judg.
ments by agreement, and in which no
costs are claimed, and in those cases
which were settled without costs, the
Clerk of the District Court, in the sever
al Counties iu this State, may tax up and
collect fees for services rendered between
the lst day Of September, 1860, and the
time Of the taking effect of this act,
where they have not previously been tax.
cd or collected; which fees shall be tax.
ed up aud collected; sgreeably to the
provisions OF those portions of Chapte,
l62 hereby revived, and Chapter 90 of
the Revision of 1860 Said fees shall be
collected for the bene6, of the county
officers or person entitled thereto.
S4. Chapter 20 of the Revision of
1860, is not affected by the passage of
this net. In addition to the fees allowed
the Clerk of the District Court by said
Chapter 20, he is authorized and re
quired to receive the following fees, to
wit:
Entering any final judgment, so IS
Filing and docketing transcript of
Judgment, from another county, SO
Filing and docketlng Judgment Of
Justice Of Peace, SO
Entering any rule or interlocutory
order, 25
Issuing writ of error-for each 100
words, 10
Issuing commission to take deposi
tlon, 80
Entering Sherifrs sale of real es--
tate, SO
Entering satisfaction Of any jmdg-
ment, o5
Entering judgment by confes.
sion, 90
Issuing certificate of redemption of
land for tax sale, %
s 5. Section 1922 Of the Revision of
1860, shall be amended as follows:
In any preliminary examination or tri.
al Of criminal case, the Justice of the
Peace shall also be allowed for each day
of six hours actually employed, the sum
of one dollar, and in all such cases where
the State fails, or where the fees cannot
be made on execution against the defen-
dant, the same shall be paid by the
county; except in cases where the
costs are taxed to the private prosecu-
tor.
Sec. 6 This act being deemed by the
General Assembly of immediate impor-
tauce, shall take effect aud be in force
from aud after its publication in the
Iowa State Journal, the Iowa State Reg.
lister, and the Commonwealth, or either
two of said newspapers, any law of this
State to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved May IS. 1861.
hereby certify that the foregoing was pub.
lished In the Iowa State Register Of May 70,
and Iowa State Journal of June 18th, 1861.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State