Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-05
AM Az. relating to Probate fees and sal.

shall he paid the following
For each order of public notice ftty
cents; for grantiug each license to sell
personal estate one dollar !; TOR each
hearing on citation as provided In section
seven of chapter flty-two. and section
tweuty.four of hdpter seventy-two Of the
general statutes, three dollars for each
day; for granting authority to purchase
real estate, So for each inquisltion OF lu-
macy, So; for each order to remove tran
sent insane pauper to the insane asylum
81; for making dividend to creditors, 70,
instead Of two dollars. as now required by
law; for the distribution or division OF
each estate, if the same amounts IN value
to the snm of ten thousand dollars, ten
dollars in addition to the fees now required
by law for each adoption, three dollars;
for approving each bond in case of assign
ment for the beue6t of creditors, two dol
lars; tor granting letters Of admlnistra-
ton OF testameutary upon estates when the
assets do not exceed ten thousand dollars
there shall be paid the sum of two dollars
as now required, and in addition thereto,
the sum of one dollar for each five thous-
and dollars and each fraction thereof Ill
excess of ten thousand dollars.
s 2. Instead of the fees now required
by law to be paid for records and copies
of records there shall be paid to the reg
Users of probate for their own use the
sum of ten cents per folio. E....A
s.. If any judge Of probate shall
neglect for the space of one month from
the first day of June and December in
each year, to comply with section twenty
one ana twenty-five Of chapter one hun.
dred and twenty.six of the General Stat
utes. he shall forfeit aud pay the sum of
two hundred dollars, to be recovered in
action on the case in the name of the
State. and it is hereby made the duty of
the Auditor of Accounts to see that the
provision of this section are complied
with.
.s4. This act shall take effect on the
first day of December, 1866.
Approved Nov. Is, 1866.
An Act in addition to number thirty-two
of the act of 1865. approved Novem-
Der 0. 1861" rel,ting to the fees of
sheriffs and Constables. 5''@
1t is hereby euacled. &C. '..' Be-
s l. Whenever any sheriff or consta-
bic shall have put into his hands, com.
plant signed by the States Attorney,
charsing any person with having com
mittcd crime. within the county for
which the States Attorney acts the pun
isllment Of which is imprisonment in the
States Prison, with a proper warrant an.
nexed thereto, and which warrant said
States attorney shall have certified in
writing that the person so charged with
crime, ought to belsought after and pur-
ued, and such officer shall have returned
and complaint and warrant to the author
ity issuing the warrant, with his return
thereon setting forth particularly his do
ings by Write Of the same. such officer
shall Be entitled to ten cents for each mile
Travelled by him in such search and pur
suit. within the limits of this State, not.
withstanding he does not find and arrest
the person so charged with crime. and the
spme having been returned to, and ..llow-
ed by the court auditor of the county, in
the same. manner as is now provided
where the person accused is arrested and
tried
So. This act shall take effect from its
prssagc. s't ''a' d. ho7" 'f' ana ""
Approved Nov. 10, 1865. "
EGATE F fr Ea
An Act to amend section four Of chapter
seventeen of the, Gencaal Statutes, in
relation to fees for registration.
Ii is heraby enacted, &c.
3 l. That section four Of chapter sew.
eDtecn Of the General Statutes be so
amended as to read as follows: The
clerk of'cach town shall be entitled to re-
celye from the treasury Of the town. FIVE
cents for recording each birth. death and
marriage; and said clerks shall be enti-
tied to receive from the treasury Of the
town, an additional sum of ten cents per
folio, torlcopying the inc for the use of
the Secretary Of State. Provided. said
clerks shall corulv with tho nrovi ,ions or