Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01
LAWS OF MARYLAND
PASSED JANUARY SESSION 1865.
PUBLIC GENERAL.
1OETIIIL1
c. HARDWOOD, Secretary of the Senate.
w. r. COLE, Chief Clerk House of Delegates
CHAPTER rs.

c. HARDWOOD. Secretary of the Senate.
w. r. COLE, Chief Clerk House of Delegates
CHAPTER 7S.
AN ACT to amend and re-cnact the six
tecnth section of the 6fticth Article OF the
Code Of Public Generals Laws relating t. the
pay of Jurors, and to repeal all local laws OIL
the subject Of pay Of Jurors.
Section |. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That the sixteenth sec
ton of the iiftieth Article of the Code Of Pub
lie General Laws relating TO the pay of Jur
rors, be and the same is hereby amended and
rc-enactc,l, so as to read as follows:
1G Jurors shall receive two dollars and
half per day for each and every day they
shall attend the several courts of this State as
Jurors, and fifteen cents for each mile over five
miles, for going to and returning from the
court once in each term, to be paid by the
counties or city respectively in which such
courts are held"
Section .. And be it enacted, That all the
sections of the several articles of the Code of
Public Local Laws relating to the pay and
mileage of Jurors be and the same are hereby
repealed
Section g. And be it enacted, That this ar
|
sage.
=" CHAPTER TO- .''
AN ACT to regulate and make uniform the
fees of Justices of the Peace. ....H
| Section /. BE 1t enaetedby the General As
sen,bH Of .Mryiand, That all sections of the
several article of the Code Of Public Local
Laws of this State relating to the fees of JUS
tees of the Peace, be and the same are here
by repealed. .....- - ."..
Section 2. And be it further enacted, That
sections seventeen, eighteen aud nineteen Of
Article thirty-cight of the Code of Publ'
General Laws relating to the fees of Justices
of the Peace, be repealed, and the following
sections be adopted in lieu thereof:
IT, The Justices of the Peace of this State
shall be entitled to receive the fees allowed
in the following table, and such fees shall be
taxed and paid by the party against whom
Judgment Shall be rendered, to wit: for issu-
ing each summons in debt or damages, Or
writ of replcvin, twenty five cents for each
summons for witnesses, including all the wit
nesses applied for, at the same" time, TWEEN
ty-live cents for rcniirc to summons frcholders
thirty-fye cents for ttrri yt'tcias. thirty-ive
cents; for cendiioni orponas, thirty five cents
for Scirc fucids, forty-live cents; for every
Sapcrceiias twenty cents for every oath or
affidavit, ten cents; for probate or account,
ten cents; for every Judgement rendered where
there is no trial, sixty cents; for every war
rant of attachment against resident debtor,
f)rty-five cents; for every attachment against
a non resident or Ascending debtor, one dol
lar for attachment of contempt, twenty five
, cents for reiiiro to summons jury In case
of forcible entry and detaincr, and summons
to tenant, one dollar: for taking iuqusiton
and return thereof, four dollars; for warrant
of the restitution, one dollar; for taking every
: acknow Judgement of every deed or other in.
strument of writing from each person making
an acknowledgements, thirty cen.s for a GER
$ tifcatc of cstrays. forty cents; for issuing
writ of attachment by way Of execution, forty
five cents for taking rcplevin or other bond
twenty cents for entering every con thu
once ten cents; for every transcript from thu
docket, fifteen cents; for every search, tel
cents for binding apprentices, each Juctic
twenty-five cents
IS. They shall he entitled to be paid il
criminal causes by the county or city of Bal
D timore, as the case may be, the following fees
= For issuing each State writ, twenty i've cents
for search warrant, twenty-five cents; 70
taking recognizances of witnesses each, TWEEN
c ty-five cents for taking recogni zances in eac
e case reported to court, Twenty-Five cents; 70
n every commitment, twenty-five cents; 70
- every releasement, twenty-five cents; fo
- holding an inquest upon a deceased person
% five dollars; for issuing an attachment for
z witness refusing TO attend on the summon
Al of Commissioner. fifty cents; for taSin
:, depositions in eases of contested elections pc
day, three dollars. .,.:
Section 3. And be II enacted, That tn
= act shall take effect from the date of its pa.
sage, and shall continue in force until rh
frst day of April, eighteen hundred and sixt,
& seven from and after which last mentione
at date this act shall be null and void.
le CHAPTER III. :.
~ AN ACT to amend ard re-enact section ten
e the fifth Article of the Code of Public Gei
>. erel Laws, entitled "Appeals. ISL
re Section /. Be it enacted by the Gener
u. Assembly of Maryland, That section ten
~ Article fifth, of the Code of Public Gcner
,e Laws, be amended and re.cnactcd, so as
~ read as follows; fTg7 #s fa''- 1888"
~ TO-. All appeals in cases of mandnmusr
;, questions arising under the insolvent laws,
exceptions taken on trials of issues sent fro
1.-THE Orphans Courts or courts ofequity, orde
On granting injunctions, dissolving or refusing
:. dissolve the same, appointing a receiver. rs
y flying or refusing to ratify trustee sale, al
on ali appeals from the decisions of the Orphan
to Court and from any judgment or motions
of act aside sales, or apply money in the han
n of the Sheriff, and all appeals from deesio
- on matters of law. made by The courts Of b.
ne timore city. in relation to the, streets of So
city, shall stand for hearing at the first tel