Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-03-27

in civil or criminal cases, issued by trial JUS
tice, the same fees as are allowed to constables
in like cases conveying prisoner from one
place to another, besides all necessary expenses
going and returning, three dollars per day {;
each guard for sheriff in conveying prisoner,
one dollar per day; commission on all moneys
collected by him, if under three hundred dol
lars, two per cent. if over that sum, two per
cent. on the first three hundred dollars, and
one-half of one per cent. on balance; one
fourth of one per cent on all moneys paid
out of office on all executions lodged ; execu-
tions lodged to bind and order not to levy,
twenty-five cents; advertising defendants
property, in addition to printers bill, fifty
cents drawing deed or mortgage, two dollars; /;
bill of sale, one dollar; each notice served on
set of managers of election, besides mileage,
one dollar; in case Of ejectment and ejecting
tenant or others, three dollars; summoning
coroner's jury and witnesses, to be paid by
the county, FIVE dollars; for selling land un.
der decree of the Court of Probate, in lieu Of
commission and all other charges, except for
administering, three dollars.
Sec. 10. Constables: For summoning each
witness in civil cases, fifty cents for serving
summons, rule or notice in any civil case, fifty
cents; for serving attachment on each person,
one dollar; for levying execution, posting ad-
vertisement of sale, and paying over proceeds,
fifty cents, besides a commission of two per
cent on all sums collected, to be paid by the
party in execution; for every day in search
of stolen goods, to be paid by the complain
ant, two dollars; for serving warrant in any
State case, one dollar; for selling an estray,
FIVE per centum of the proceeds, and, in this
case, five cents per mile for all necessary
travel one way, to be certified in writing by
the officer, on the back of the process; for all
necessary service in case of ejectment, as we'll
before as after judgment, three dollars; for
summoning coroners jury and witnesses, to
be paid by the county, five dollars.
Sec. II. That the following compression
shall hereafter he allowed to any physician
who may be called in by the acting coroner
to make post mortem examination, to wit !:
Where death has resulted from external vio'
lence, and where no dissection is required, the
sum of ten dollars; where dissection is neces-
sary, and no interment has taken place, twen-
ty dollars for the same, after one or more
DAYS interment, thirty'dollars for the same
when any chemical analysis is required, a sum
not exceeding fifty dollars, together with the
expenses of such analysis, and that in every
case in which such physician shall be called
to any distance beyond one mile, he shall be
allowed the mileage usually charged in his
neighborhood Provided, That in all cases
in which chemical anal lysis shall be made, the
physician who shall make the post mortem ex-
animation shall furnish to the county COM
missioners of the county in which the said ex-
animation has been made, with his account, a
full statement of such analysis: Provided,
further, Every account presented for services
for any post mortem examination shall have
the certificate of the coroner, or magistrate
acting as coroner, that the services were rem
dered
Sec. 12 That all acts or parts of acts incon.
sistent with, or supplied by this act are here
by repealed.
Approved February 26, A. D. 1873.