The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-14


aois represented IN the General assembly, That
the fees of justices of the peace and constables of
this state shall hereafter be follows, for the
vices herein mentioned, to wit
JUSTICES FEES IN CRIMINAL CASES.
For taking each complaint in writing under
oath thirty-five cents; for taking the examina-
ton of the accused and the testimony of witness
SEES in eases of felony and returning the same to
the circuit court, for every one hundred words
fifteen cents. for each warrant, thirty five cents
taking recognizance and returning the
enty- five cents; for each subpoena, thirty-fve
cents administering each oath, ten cents !; for
each jary warrant in trials of assault and battery
thirty five cents for entering verdict of Jury, ff
teen cents; for each order of Judgment thereon,
thirty-fve cents for each mittimus, thirty five
cents; for each execution, thirty five cents for
entering each appeal, thirty cents for
cript of judgment and proceedings in of APP
peal, one dollar.
JUSTICES FEES CIVIL CASES.
twenty-five cents for each continuance, fifteen
cents administering an oath, ten cents; issuing
dedimus to take dispositions, thirty-fve cents !;
taking each deposition when required, for every
one hundred words, twenty cents entering judg-
ment, thirty-fve cents; issuing execution, thirty
five cents !; entering security docket, thirty
FIVE cents; scire faefas to be served
curity, thirty-fvs cents notification to each
referee, thirty five cents; entering the award OF
referees, fifty cents; entering an appeal from
Justices judgment, thirty-hye cents; for each
transcript of the Judgment and proceedings before
the justice on appeal, thirty-fve cents; issuing
process of attachment and taking bond and secur-
ity, one dollar; entering Judgment on the same,
thirty-fve cents docketing each suit, twenty-five
cents taking the acknowledgment or preef of a
deed or other instrument in writing, thirty five
cents; for each precept on forcible entry and de-
tainer. siytv-fiye cents for each iury warrant,
thirtyfve cents for each marriage ceremony
performed, two dollars for each certificate there
of, twenty-five cents; for taking acknowledge
ment of ehattel mortgage and entering the same
on docket, thirty-fve cents.
coSsTABLEs' FEES IN CIVIL CASES.
Serving and returning each warrant, summons,
thirty cents serving and returning subpoena,
fifteen cents serving and returning execution,
segenty-hve cents; advertising property for sale,
forty cents attending trial before justice in each
jury case, forty cents serving jury warrant in
each case, seventy-fye cents, and mileage five
| cents each way for each juror accepted; each
days attendance ON the circuit court when requir-
ed to be paid out of the county treasury, two dol
lars and fifty cents; mileage, when serving n war
| rant, summons or subpoena, to and from the resi-
dence of defendant or witness to the Office of the
justice, five cents per mile each way.
l 80 1coNsrABLEs' FEES IN CRIMINAL CASES.
For serving a warrant on each person named
therdin, thirty-6ve cents serving each subpoena
fifteen cents taking each person to Jail wheI
committed, thirty five cents; for summoning ,
jury in case of assault and battery, seventy -iy
cents mileage when serving warrant or suboe
ma, five cents per mile each way mileage in tax
ing prisoner to Jail ten cents per mile, fror
the Justices office to the Jail.
SEe 2. This act shall take effect and be in fore
from and after it's passage. #
Approved February 2Sth, 1867.