Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
NUMBER II.

within six months after the passage thereof in
some conspicuous place, for the inspection of al
persons who have business in his Office. upon
pain of forfeiting for each day sum not exceed
ing twenty dollars, which may be recovered by
any person, by action before any justice OF the
peace of the same county
sl7 The fees allowed by this chapter shall be
payable of the time the service is rendered and
any officer, when it is not otherwise expressly
provided by law. may refuse to perform any ser.
vice in any suit or proceeding in which there are
any fees due criminal proceedings excepted) from
the persons applying until such fees are paid.
Is. When by law any publication is required
to be made by any officer of any writ, process
notice. order. or other paper, the costs Of such
publication shall be FIRST rendered by the party
for whom such process or order was granted,
before the officer shall be compelled to make
publication thereof.
10. If any clerk, sheriff justice Of the peace,
or constable, shall not have received any fees
which may be due him for services rendered in
any suit or proceeding, he mny have execution
thereof in his own name against the party fron.
whom they are due, to be issued from the court
in which the action is pending.
20. The Secretary of the Territory, 1reus
urer and Attorney General, shall be- authorized
to require searches in the respective Offices. OF
each other. and in the Offices of the clerk OF the
supreme court. Of the several district courts. Of
the board OF county commissioners or recorders
OF deeds, Tor any papers. records, or documents
necessary 70 the discharge Of the duties Of their
respective Offices, ana TO require copies thereof
and extracts theEelsefa TTiiiiUTit the payment OF
any fee or charge whatever.
2i- The term folio, when used as q measure
seF computing fees or compensation. shah b5
Icous.rued 10 mean one hundred words. counting
every figure necessarily used as word ; and any
Paftioa u q foo wnen in the whole draft or
paper there shall not be a complete folio. aud
when there shall he any excess over the last folio
shall be computed as a folio
S22. No attorney or counsellor at Law. 10 my
cause, sholl be allowed any fee for attending n
witness in such cause.
s23. Every officer. upon receiving any fees for
any official duty or service shall, il required by
the person paying the same, make out in writing
and deliver to such person. particular account oi
such fees. specifying for What they respectively
accrued. and shall receipt the same; aud If he
refuse or neglect to do so, he shall be liable to
the party paying the same for three times the
amount paid
s24. No fee shall be charged by any officer
for administering the oath of Office.
| as. When fee is allowed to one officer. the
same fee shall be allowed TO the other officers
for the performance of the same services, when
such officers are by law authorized to perform
such services and the compensation Is ~!
specially fixed
| s26. The Attorney General or any public
prosecutor is authorized 10 cause subp9nas 10 bt
issued, and compe. the attendance OF witnesse:
on behalf of the Territory, without paying OF
rendering fees in advance and any witness fail
| ing or neglecting TO attend, after being servec
with subpoena, may be proceeded against, ano
shall be liable in the same manner as provided
| by law in other cases when fees have been ten
dered or paid.
s27 The clerk Of any coDrt AT which anJ
witness shall have attended on behalf of TIN
| Territory, in a civil action, shall give to suci
witness q certificate OF travel and attendance
which shall entite him 10 receive the same iron
the county treasurer
| s2S. The provisions of the two preceding
sections OF this chapter shall extend 10 pl
actions and proceedings baoaeht IN the nanle o
the Attorney General, or any person or persons
for the benefit of the Territory.
| 529. For all services required by law To b'
performed by any clerk, sheriff. or coroner, fol
which no compensation is provided by this chap
| ter, or other law such fees shall be allowed n
shall from time TO time be established by th'
Supreme or District Court by general rules, cor
Responding as nearly as may be, to The rates
herein specified. -
W. CLAUDE JONES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
COLES BASHFORD,
PresideHa Of the Council.
Approved November 9. 1864.
! JOHN " GOODWIN
A true cory Of The origin on DIE u my olaee