The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14

/ C6UIS-.- ......... ................s.. 10
Taking every bond, fifty cents........ so
LevyiDg execution and making the
money, one dollar and fifty cents1 80
Summoning Coroner's inquest, to be
paid as the Coroner's fees in the
same case, one dollar. 90
Conveying criminal to jail, each
mile, ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Attend [ing] each trial in Justices
court, twenty-five cents............ %
Summoning jury, fifty cents...... 80
Each cause tried by jury, fifty cents so
For other services the same fees al
lowed Sheriffs for similar services.
TO COMMISSIONERS AND MASTERS IN
CHANCERY:
Taking affidavit, twenty-five cents..$ %
Summons to attend on reference,
nifty centS...-..... ................... 5U
Report on reference to compute
amount due, one dollar. -.. l 90
All other reports, except on taking
accounts, three dollars. 90
Taking an account on reference, for
each day actually occupied, three
dollars. 3 90
Taking an examination of witness,
for every hundred words, twenty
cents. Observation-Disclosures. ..-.-.... ~
Certifying each exhibit, twenty cents 20
Copies of reports and such other papers
as the parties to a reference may require,
the same fees allowed the Clerks for SINH
lar services.
Executing deed pursuant to decree,
two dollars. .......................3Z w
Making sale under decree, the same
fees allowed Sheriffs on sales under exc
cution, and in no event shall the Clerk
of the Chancery Court, or other officer,
be allowed for taking dispositions in any
case more than the sum of twenty cents
per every hundred words; and in taxing
the costs for taking dispositions, it shall
be the duty of the Clerk, or other officer
taking the dispositions, to state the num-
Der of words in each deposition.
TO WITNESSES AND JURY:
Witnesses and jurors, in all cases where
they are entitled to compensation, ex-
cept before Justices of the Peace in civil
cases, shall receive one dollar and fifty
cents per day, and also five cents for each
mile, going and returning, by the nearest
route from their residence to the court
house and also such tolls and ferriages as
they may be actually obliged to pay
Provided, That such mileage, toll and
ferriage shall be charged but once at
each term.
Witnesses and jurors in civil cases be-
fore JnsticeCs] of the Peace, shall be
allowed one dollar per day, and no more;
and the attendance of only one witness
to each fact, shall be taxed In the cost
in cases before JusticeT 81 of the Peace.
Jurors on Coroners inquest shall be
paid two dollars per day, without mile
age, to be paid out of the county Treas
ury.
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
For publishing in a newspaper any
advertisement, notice or citation, required
by law to be published in newspaper,
sixty cents Per square of twelve lines,
for the first insertion, and thirty cents
per square for each succeeding insertion.
OFFICERS TAKING DISPOSITIONS
For administering oath and certifi-
cate of the same, fifty cents........ so
Writing or copying the deposition,
if required to do so, for each hum
dred words, twenty cents........... 20
TO REFEREES:
Referees or Auditors, to whom civil
causes are referred, shall be allowed three
dollars for every day actually occupied in
the service, to be ascertained by their
report, and taxed in the cost.
SEC. f. Be 1t further enacted, THAT
the fees allowed the several Assessors of
this State shall be as follows, to-wit; and
no more:
TO COUNTY ASSESSORS
On the aggregate amount of the State
taxes as assessed by him and entered upon
the assessment rolls of the county, to be
paid on the filing of said rolls, three per
cent; upon all other levies predicated on
tax assessed by him, State, school tax,
or county levies, to be paid when the
levy is made, two per centum; hut this
shall not apply to levies made by the
County Supervisors to pay installments
on interest on any description of bonded
| debt of the counties, nor upon taxes
assessed for levee purposes, upon all of
which no commission shall be allowed to
| the Assessor.
The allowance for the assessment of
the State taxes shall be paid to the As
SCISSOR by warrant, drawn by the Audi
tor upon the Treasurer of the State, on
receipt of copy of the rolls, duly certi-
fed to by the Clerk of the Board of SUI
pervisors, as now prescribed by law.
The allowance due Assessors upon
county levies shall be paid to him by
warrant, and drawn in proportional
amounts against the respective county
funds, by the Clerk of the Board of Su-
pervisors, upon order of the Board, when
the claim of the Assessor has been duly
examined and allowed; Provided, That
no Assessor shall receive a smaller com
pensation for completing the assessment,
than three hundred dollars, nor more
than fifteen hundred dollars; and if the
Assessors commissions do not amount tc
three hundred dollars, the deficit shall
be paid, one-half out Of the State Treas
ury and one-half out of the County
Treasury.
SEC. 5. Be It further enacted, That the
fees herein-before mentioned shall b.
taxed and allowed in the bill of cost il
all suits or actions where the services re-
| spectively shall have been rendered; bu
no more than one copy of any matter
shall be allowed in the bill of cost; anC
if any plaintiff or defendant, his or he
attorney, shall take out copies of his o
her own declaration or pleadings, or o
his or her own paper in any cause, or o
any common order, made in such cause
the charge of such copies shall not be al
lowed In the bill of cost, although sucl
party recover.
| SEC. s. Be &c further enacted, That upol
determination of any suit, either in TIL
Circuit or Chancery Court, or in justice
Court, the Clerk of the Justice shall no
be compelled to issue executions or TO ex