The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

for each man summoned, thirty cents. and
ten cents for each person summoned on q
special 0eni,e.
49, Serving amy writ or other process
with the aid of the county, or arresting any
criminal, three dollars, and all necessary eX
penses incurred thereby. \.
90, All just fees paid to any printer forN
any advertisement required to be printed by
the sheriff
81. Bringing up of prisoner upon a ha-
boas corpus to testify or answer to any court,
or before a judge, one dollar, and all neces-
sary expenses.
CHAPTER VII
FEES OF coRoNERs.
Sec. SGT. SpEcIFIcATIoNs T. Coroners
shall receive the same fees as are or shall be
allowed sheriffs in similar cases.
2. For holding an inquest over dead
body, including the summoning of the jury
and returning the verdict, ten dollars, if ne
cessarily engaged more than one day, for
every additional day, five dollars.
- B. For ssunmoning each witness on in Z
quest, twenty-five cents.
4. For burying pauper over whom an
inquest has been held, ten dollars, to be
paid Ivy the county.
g. The fees in cases numbered two and
three shall be paid by the county.
6. 1t shall be the duty of every coroner,
when he or any Of the jurymen may deem
it useful to the better investigation Of the
cause or manner of death to summon a ply
sician or surgeon who shall be paid for his
attendance and service ten dollars, and such
further sum as the commissioners of the
county may deem reasonable.
FEES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Sec. 56S. SPECIFICATIONS. For attach
ment or transcript of q judgment, twenty
five cents. isa ot g.14 t,ft e.s,ft
For summons, forty cents.
For adjournment or continuance, ten
cents.
For subpoena or order for witness, inclu-
ding all of the names inserted therein, fifty
cents.
For filing every paper necessary to
be filed, five cents.
For trial of an issue, fifty cents.
For entering judgment, twenty-five cents.
For taking affidavit, bond or undertaking,
twenty five cents.
For drawing or taking affidavit, bond or
undertaking, per copy sheet, ten cents.
For receiving and entering verdict ofjury,
| twenty-five cents, ..tf l,-s5i, p.
For execution, forty cents.
For removal of execution, ten cents.
For making return to an appeal, one
dollar. ~ 4sr teL
For order of an arrest in civil action,
| twenty-five cents.
For warrant for apprehension of any per-
| son charged with crime, or with being the
father of a bastard. fifty cents. ses,4l
| For entering judgment for a contempt,
fifty cents az, .,,.....-. ..,.......,.. > 80
For execution of such judgment, twenty
five cents.
For warrant Of commitment for any cause,
twenty-five cents. e
For order for commission to take testi-
! monv, fifty cents.
| COMMISSION 1ssuvu uy rOr110- -~''---, r------..-
sheet, ten cents.
For making necessary return ana ceItin-
cate thereto, fifty cents. -.,...
CHAPTER VIII.
FEES OF CoNsTABLEs. ESQ.
Sec. 560. LIKE THOSE OF SHERIFF. Ihe
fees of constables shall he the same as those
for sheriff, for the like services. sais
CHAPTER TX. 7aHf
FEES OF JURORS.
Sec. $40. PAY AND MILEAGE. l. Jurors
to the Superior Courts, per day, what shalc l
be allowed by the county commissioners OF
the county, not exceeding two dollars ana
fifty cents.
3. Per mile of travel coming to and re-
turning from Court, five cents, and such ter-
riage OF tolls as they may have to pay going
and returning from Court. .gss,
8. The same pay and mileage shall oe al
lowed to special jurors, and the same pay,
without mileage, to tails jurors. sra Z
CHAPTER x.
sAIARIEs AND FEES OF CLERKS OF SUPREME
COURT.
Sec. 571. The salary and fees OF tnt
clerk IF the Supreme Court, shall be as pro
vided by section twenty five, chapter ONT
hundred and two of the Revised Code o.
this State.
CHAPTER N.
FEES OF WITNESSES.
Sec. 572. l. The fees of witnesses, wheth
er attending at term OF the court, or peiof
the clerk, or Il referee, or upon any lnques
or examination, shall be one dollar and hft
cents per day they shall also receive mileag
, at the rate of five cents per mile Tor ever
, mile necessarily travelled from their respec'
j, i've residences in going to and returnin
from the place OF examination py tne oru
i nary route, and ferriage and toll paid In 9
j. ing and returning.
3. The witness shall prove the number
/ days of his attendance, and the dlstans
e travelled, before the clerk Of the court, or II
referee or officer taking the inquest OF exaI
J. alton, and receive a certificate thereon; u u
said certificate shall also state the case
,r which, and the party by whom, the witne
was summoned; and it shall be, as again
v the party to be charged thereon presumph
er evidence of the facts set forth therein. /.
3 witnesses are not entitled to recei
n. their fees in advance; but no witness IN
m civil action or special proceeding, uni
to summoned on behalf of the State or n
he n;cinal corporation, shall be compelled
tv attend more than one day, if the party
or for whom he was summoned, shall, al
IL one davis attendance on request and pres
.rs tation of certificate, fail or refuse to
what then may be due, for travelling to
all nlace of examination, and for the numbel
tn days of attendance.
nd 4. The fees of witnesses may be recove
ed by action before q Justice OF the Peace, 9
+ prescribed in other cases OF actions.
ct. Ratified April -, 1863. .
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= The Secretary Of the Treasury has ord'
in postponement until July ! Of the opera
on of the recent regulations requiring all /
~ roads and transportation lines conye.
der dutiable goods to be bonded for that
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