The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-11

70 to the Court Of Appeals, the appellant
paying, in cash, two dollars for tho re-
port, which shall go to the District Court
Fund. No order of any Courts OF Judge
in this State, shall require printing by
party to a suit of any report, brief or
other paper connected with appeals.
XXXVII. The various Boards of Com
lnissioners for the District, instead Of tho
reports heretofore made to the Superior
Court of Law, shall, on the first day Of
the first quarterly sitting of the District
Court, in each year, make such reports to
the District Court. The District Judge
shall, himself, examine these reports caro-
fully, see that they contain full state
mems of transactions, for the year pre-
ceding, as well as a correct account of re-
ccipts and expenditures, and point out
errors and omissions. Hc may also refer
them to the Grand Jury, in his Court,
aud shall make each order, in reference
to them, as he may think likely to secure
in future accurate conformity to law
XXXVIII. In case of tho vacancy of
the Office of a District Judge, by death,
resignation or otherwise, the Governor
shall Immediately appoint a successor,
who shall continue in Office until Judge
shall be elected by the Legislature, and
shall take the oaths of office. The Dis
trict Judge, during his continuance in Of
fee, shall hold no other office Of profit or
trust in this State, OF the United States
XXXIX. In all process and pleadings
in the District Court, the largest liberty
of amendment, consistent with fairness,
shall be allowed. Indictments shall be
required to contain only 30 much as will
rive to the accused reasonable informa-
ton of the charge against which he is to
defend himself; substance, and not form
shall be looked to; and technical require
mcnts shall not be permitted to hinder or
delay the administration of justice.
XII. The Judges of the Court Of Ap-
peals shall, from time to time, make rules
for the orderly and uniform transaction of
business and conduct Of cases in the sev-
cral District Courts Of the State, and shall
prescribe forms short and simple fer the
conduct of business, and for the assistance
Of officers and others connected with these
courts.
FEES.
XII. The fees Of officers for all services
which arc required by this Act, or either
of the other Acts mentioned in the " Act
to the legislation induced By
the emancipation Of Slaves" and for which
no special provision is made in any of
these Acts, shall be the same as now pre-
scribed by law for like services, except as
is hereinafter provided.
XIII. The Atttorney-General, Solici-
tor, Deputy Of either, or other District
Attorney, shall have
For convicting each offender in the dis
trict court Of u capital crime, sl5 90
an aggravated misdemcanor, 10 90
(iisdcmeanors to be classified according
to rules to be adopted by the Court OF
Forrepresonting tho Tax Collector,
Magistrate or other officer in q
case for the trial of a question of
color or caste, S20 W
TO be paid out of any public funds in the
hands of such officer, and recovered back
from the adverse party, if the final de-
cision should be against him.
XXLIII. The Clerk shall have, in the
following matters connected with the dis
trict court, these fees, to wit:
For all services respecting Juries, in
cluding entries in the Journal, receiving
returns and making certificates:
For jury at monthly sitting, 80 50
For :ju,ics at quarterly sitting, 70
For new jury list, ana necessary
tickets, Oo
For an annual copy ofrols of fjurors
and constablcs transmitted to the
Treasurer, W
For the annual report from the dis
trict court transmitted to the
Treasurer, lV w
For copying any report or other pa
per, or making any entry moro
than one hundred words, in
journal, for each word, Oh
For license granted by order of the
District Judge, 90
On all moneys paid into court un-
der order of court, 3 per cent, O3