The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-09
FEES OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

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of them no county attorney shall be concerned as attor-
ny or counsel for either party, other than the county, IN
any civil action depending upon the same state OF facts
upon which any criminal prosecution, commenced but
undetermined, shall depend. PrOrmed, That when called
upon to render services outside their respective counties,
they shall receive their actual necessary expenses IN addl-
ton to their salary as county and prosecuting attorney.
SEC. 5. The clerk of the supreme court of the Territory
shall be entitled to the following fees: Docketing each
suit, one dollar; issuing summons or other writ, one
dollar; indexing suit, twenty-five cents; entering appear
ance of attorney, fifteen cents; filing each paper, ten
cents; entering final Judgment, one dollar; each motion
in case, twenty-five cents; entering each order OF court
in journal, twenty-five cents recording papers, per folio,
fifteen cents; making complete record, per folio, fifteen
cents; taking acknowledgements, fifty cents administer
ing oaths, ten cents; taking dispositions, per folio, fifteen
cents; filing, recording and issuing certificates OF lnten-
ton of an alien to become a citizen of the United States,
two dollars; filing naturalization and record, two dollars
and fifty cents; making and recording certificate of
appointment of u. S. commissioner, one dollar; making
and docketing fee bills, twenty-five cents.
SEC. 6. The probate judgeof each county shall receive
for his services the following fees: For appointing an
executor, administrator, guardian or trustee and certify
ing same, if contested two dollars, if not contested one
dollar; for granting letters testamentary or of admins
tration, and ahiXing seal thereto, one dollar and fifty
cents; taking bond of administration[torl executor or
guardian, and approving the same, one dollar; admins
tering oath to each executor, administrator or guardian,
twenty-five cents; taking proof OF Will or codlcll, when
contested, five dollars; where not contested, one dollar and
fifty cents; for recording any will, codicil or other paper,
for each one hundred words, fifteen cents; for examining
inventory, for each one hundred words, ten cents; for
recording letters of administration, each one hundred
words, fifteen cents; for examining bill of sale, account
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for each one hundred words, ten cents; for entering the
settlement of executors, administrators and guardians,
for each one hundred words, fifteen cents; for all copies
of orders, papers and proceedings, fifteen cents per folio
of one hundred words; for each order OF distribution, one
dollar and fifty cents; for e%xemplifed copies of records,
per folio of one hundred words, fifteen cents; for making
order for publication of any notice, one dollar; allowing
appeal to district court, one dollar; issuing each writ,
summons or citation, seventy-fve cents administering
oath and certificate thereof, fifty cents; administering
oath to witness, ten crnts; issuing subp9nas, twenty-five
cents; entering each order, decree or Judgment, not
herein enumerated, fifty cents; filing any paper pertaining
to any estate, ten cents; granting letters of guardianship
or trusteeship, one dollar; for taking and approving any
bond, not hereinbefore specified, one dollar; for revoking
letters testamentary of administrators, guardianship or
trusteeship, one dollar; administering oath to inry, fifty
cents; taking acknowledgment of any kind, fifty cents;
issuing venire for Jury, seventy-fve cents; entering YER
diet, fifty cents; allowing or disallowing demands against
an estate, twenty-five cents each; disallowing application
for letters of administration, one dollar; decree for set
Ting an estate, two and onehalf dollars; for hearing
complaint, petition or action, one dollar; for hearing and
entering every motion, fifty cents; for entering order of
continuance, fifty cents; warrant to appraise and divide
an estate, seventy-fve cents; ordering an allowance to
widow and minors, seventy-hve cents; for making and
entering each order or decree for the sale or partition of
real estate; one dollar; for granting reference of accounts,
one dollar; for proportioning insolvent estate, three
dollars; for extending the time for selling an estate, one
dollar and a half; for Ordering and drawing 'quietus,
two dollars; for ~solemnizing marriage, five dollars. No
fees except as hereinbefore provided shall be allowed or
charged.
SEC. Z. The county treasurer shall be entitled to
receive two per cent. on all moneys received and paid out
by him Prooded, No percentage shall be allowed on
moneys paid out by him or turned over to his successor
in office.
SEC. 8. The several county clerks of this Territory
shall be paid a salary of one thousand dollars per year in
quarterly installments, in full for all and every service
rendered as county clerk and clerk of the board of county
commissioners, and no other compensation whatever shall
be allowed to, or be received by such officer, for such
service so rendered. But as er o6cio register of deeds,
he shall be entitled to, and for his own use and benefit
receive the following fees: For recording any deed,
mortgage or other nstrument, where said instrument
contains less than one hundred words, a deed, one dollar;
a mortgage, one dollar; bill of sale, one dollar; and
where such instrument contains more than one hundred
words, he shall receive for REGARDING such nstrument,
one dollar for the first one hundred, and fifteen cents for
each subsequent hundred words contained therein; for
furnishing abstract, of any description, to party request
ing or demanding it, two dollars, to be paid by such
party so demading it; for every entry in abstract record,
twenty-five cents; and for any other service not enumer-
ated in this act, such fee as shall be deemed reasonable,
to be paid by the person requiring the services to be
rendered; issuing and recording marriage license, three
dollars. But he shall receive no fees whatever for service
rendered to the county as register of deeds.
SEC. 8. The county surveyor shall receive eight dol
lars per day for the time ACTUALLY and necessarily
employed in going to, making a survey, and returning to
his office, he shall be entitled to the following fees: For
copy of plat or certificate of survey, five dollars; making
out complete report in all surveys made by authority of
county commissioners, five dollars for recording surveys,
per folio, fifty cents; Prouidcd, All chain-men, axe-men
and other necessary assistance shall be furnished by the
person for whom the survey is made.
SEC 10. Notaries public shall be entitled to receive
the following fees: for protest and record of same, one
dollar; for each notice of protect, fifty cents; for certfi-
cafe and seal, fifty cents; for other services the same fees
as are allowed to the clerk of the district court for like
services.
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