Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-04-23
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and returning report thereo1, 1our collars 1or
qualifying appraisers in setting of the home
stead, seventy.6ve cents, and five cents per
mile for all travel actually necessary admin
istering oath, twenty-five cents; for admins
tering oath on affidavit, fifty cents; proceed
ings in bastardy, inclusive, five dollars.
Sec. 5. Sherifs.-For entering every writ,
process, warrant or execution, and making en-
serving every writ or summons, besides mile.
age, one dollar; for bond in any case, one
dollar; for commitment and release, each,
twenty-five cents; for serving each venire for
grand jury, fifteen dollars; for serving each
venire for petit jury, twenty-five dollars; for
serving each bench warrant issued in the ses-
sions, attachment, contempt of Court, besides
mileage, two dollars; for search for persons or
goods not found and returned on the execution
non est invent,ts, or amlla bona, besides mile
age, one dollar levying attachment or exc
cution, besides mileage, one dollar and fifty
cents dieting persons, per day, forty cents:
Provided, That the sheriff, or person in charge
of the jail, shall make monthly return, uu-
der oath, to the County Commissioners Of the
name of each prisoner actually lodged in Jail,
together with the commitment, and also the
name of each prisoner discharged, with the
discharge, upon which returns the County
Commissioners shall monthly compute the
amount to be paid; executing convict, inclu.
ding all charges for burial and other expenses,
fifty dollars; bringing up prisoner under
habeas corpus (to be paid by the prisoner if
able, if not, by the oounty,) besides mileage,
two dollars for executing writ of hobere ta-
cias possessionen, two dollars, and five cents
per mile for all necessary travel in executing
the same; for transferring money, bonds Or
other securities for money to party, one per
cent for summoning freeholders to try sag-
gestion of fraud, five dollars, besides mileage;
for serving any paper in civil or criminal
cases issued by Trial Justices, the same fees
as are allowed to constables in like cases !;
conveying prisoners from one place to another,
besides all necessary expenses going and re-
turning, three dollars per day; each guard
for sheriff in conveying prisoners, two dollars
per day but no fee shall be paid for any
guard who has not actually been employed to
assist in conveying prisoners commissions on
all moneys collected by him, if under three
hundred dollars, two per cent. on balance, II
the amount collected is over that sum, one
per cent. on all moneys paid out OF office on
executions lodged, one per cent; executions
lodged to bind and order not to levy, one
dollar, advertising defendants property, in
addition to printers bill, one dollar; drawing
deed or mortgage, three dollars; bill Of sale,
one dollar and fifty cents; each notice served
on the managers Of elections of each election
precinct, besides mileage, one dollar and fifty
cents in case of ejectment, ejecting tenant or
others, FIVE dollars summoning coroner's jury
and witnesses, besides mileage, to be paid by
the county, five dollars; for selling land un-
der decree of probate, in lieu of commissions
and all other charges, except for advertising,
three dollars mileage for executing any writ,
process or other paper not hereinbefore men
toned, FIVE cents per mile going and returning
for all travel actually made and done.
Sec. 6. Constables-For summoning each
witness in civil cases, fifty cents serving sum-
mons, rule or notice in any civil case, fifty
cents for serving attachment on each person,
one dollar; for levying execution, posting ad-
vertisement for sale and paying over proceeds,
fifty cents, besides commission of two per
cent. on all sums, to be paid by the party in
execution ; for every day in search of stolen
goods, to be paid by complainant, two dollars;
for serving warrant in any State case, one
dollar; for selling an estray, five per centum
of the proceeds; for all necessary service in
case of ejectment, as well before as after judg.
.ment, five dollars for serving coroner's jury
and witnesses, to be paid by the county, five
dollars; and in all cases, in addition to the
fees herein prescribed, constables shall be en-
titled to receive five cents per mile for all ne
cessary travel, going and returning; for each
DAYS attendance upon the Court of Common
Pleas or General Sessions, or other Court,
when summoned or specially appointed by
the sheriff, one dollar and fifty cents per day
while the Court is actually in session: Provi-
ded, That the number of constables summon
ed or appointed shall be subject to the ap-
proval of the presiding Judge: But provided,
further, That not more than ten constables
shall be summoned or appointed to attend
during one term Of any Court
Sec. 7. Witnesses-Witnesses in civil and
criminal cases, per day, one dollar, besides
mileage, at five cents per mile, going and re-
turning: Provided, That in no case, except
in case of felonies, where witnesses for the de.
fense are bound over, shall the State be liable
to pay defendants witnesses; witnesses in
Trial Justices Court shall receive fifty cents
per day, and the same mileage as allowed in
Circuit Courts.
Sec. 8. Jurors.-Jurors, per day, one dollar
and fifty cents, besides mileage, at FIVE cents
per mile, going and returning jurors in Trial
Justices Courts shall receive twenty-five cents
for each case tried, and mileage as herein al
lowed to other jurors
Sec. 9. That Circuit Solicitors shall be al
lowed for their services, when not collected
from the defendant, the following fees, and
no others; for trial before jury in civil or
criminal cases, or before referees, ten dollars;
for all appeals from Trial Justices, trial by
court or jury, seven dollars and fifty cents.
Sec. 10. That the following compensation
shall hereafter be allowed to any physician
who may be called in by the acting coroner,
to make post nsortem examination, to wit
When death has resulted from external vio-
lence, and where no dissection is required, the
sum of ten dollars when 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 analysisis required, 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 bis
neighborhood: Provided, That in all cases in
which chemical analysis shall be made the
physician who shall make the post n'ortem ex-
animation shall furnish to the county COM