Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-14
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AN Act IL. IGel=rion to Fee4 of Cou"sy Cfii-
GERS ana the Supgernc Court Clerk.

the Sup2eTnG court NtSEA
Sec. l. The General Assembly Of North
Carolina do enact, That the County COnan1lS-
sionerS of their respective counties snail
receive such per dien2 not exceeding two
dollars, as q majority of any Board may Tx
upon.
Sec. 9. County TreIsurers shall receive
as a compensation in full OF all services
required OF them by law, such rs per cell
tum, not exceeding two and half, on
amount of receipts and disbursements, as
the county commissioners or majority OF
them may deem adequate and proper.
Sec. ). County Surveyors, chain CARL
ers, entry takers, rangers, commissioners
of affidavits, processlonets and standard
keepers, shall receive the ices respectively
prescribed for them i'll chapter cne nun
dred and two of the Revised COGe, and
no others.
Sec. 4. Fees of Sheriffs. Executing
summons or any other writ or notice, by
simply delivering a copy to the porty or
his attorney, sixty cents.
2. Arrest of defendant In civil action
and taking bail, including attendance to
Justify. and all services connected there
with, one dollar.
3. Arrest OF pere on indicted, including
all services connected with the taking and
justifioation Of bail, one dollar.
4. Imprisonment: of any person III civil
or criminal action, thirty cents and re-
lease from prison, thirty cents.
5. Executing subpoena on witness,
thirty cents.
G. Conveying prisoner to Jail 20 an
other county. zen cents per mile
7. For prisoners guard, If nect s5ary,
aod approved by County COMMISSIONERS,
going and returning per mile, for each,
| Ave cents.
| 8 Expense of guard and all other ex-
penses of conveying prisoner to jail, OF
from one jail to another for any purpose,
or to any place OF punishment, whatever sum
may be allowed by the County Commits
s,oners of the county in which the lndlct-
ment was issued on the affidavit of the
.ficer in charge.
9. Feeding prisoners in county Jail pei
dav, to be fixed by the Commissioners ot
the county.
|. 10. Providing prisoners il county ial
with suitable beds, bed-clothing, othe1
clothing and fuel, and keeping the prison
and grounds cleanly, whatever sum shall
be allowed by the commissioners "t th'
county.
yict, two and! half per cent. on IN
amount collected.
| 10. Collecting executions for money Il
civil actions, two and half per cent. ol
the amount collected.
Is. Advertising sale of property unde
execution, at each public place required
fifteen cents.
IA. Seizing specific property under orde
+. of a court, or executing any other orde
of a court, or Judge, not specifically pro
= yided for. to be allowed by the Judge.
Is. Taking any bond, including furnish
q lra the blanks, fifty cents
}. l6. The actual expense OF keeping a
nrooerty seized under process or order {
conrt TO be allowed to court on the aft
davit of The officer in charge.
y II. A capital execution, ten dollars, an
actual expenses of burying the body.
q IS. Summoning q grand or petit Jor.
, for each man summoned, thirty cents an
ten cents for each person summoned on
: 10. For serving any writ or cthar pro
|. cess with the aid Of the county, the usu
fee of one dollar, and the expense nece
q sarily incurred thereby, to be ad!udged