The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-31
FEES OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
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Making out complete report in all surveys made by
authority of county commissioners, five dollars;
For recording surveys, per folio, fifty cents;
Prouided, All chain-men, axe-men and other necessary
assistance shall be furnished by the person for whom the
SEC. 10. Notariees public shall be entitled to receive
the following fees:
For protest and record of same, one dollar;
For each notice of protest, fifty cents;
For certificate and seal, fifty cents;
For other services the same fees as are allowed to the
clerk of the district court for like services.
SEC. IL. The coroner of each county shall receive
for holding an inquest six dollars per day, for each day
necessarily and actually employed;
For each mile actually and necessarily travelled in going
to and returning from place of inquest by nearest route,
fifteen cents;
the sheriff, and for every mile necessarily and actually
travelled in the discharge of his official duties, fifteen
cents.
SEC. ~. Justices of the peace shall be entitled to
receive the following fees:
Making entry upon Justices docket, required by law,
and not herein otherwise provided, fifteen cents;
Entering any order of dismissal, of adjournment, of
continuance, of summons for jury, or other order, per
folio, fifteen cents
Entering any judgment or satisfaction, or transfer of
Judgment, per folio, fifteen cents;
All transcripts and copies, per folio, fifteen cents;
Certificate, fifty cents;
Acknowledgment of deed and other instrument of
writing, fifty cents;
Filing paper, ten cents;
Approving bond or undertaking, fifty cents;
Administering each oath, fifteen cents
Jury trial, one dollar;
Trial by justice, one dollar;
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Issuing any writs, process or order, fifty cents;
All names included in one precipe shall be put in one
subpoena, unless the party otherwise request;
Rendering judgment, fifty cents;
Affidavit, fifty cents;
Performing duties of coroner, same fees as coroner;
Performing marriage ceremony and making return,
three dollars;
Prouided, That in all cases where any person shall be
arrested, charged with felony, and the court shall decide
that there were not reasonable grounds for such arrest,
and where any person charged with an offense less than
felony, shall be discharged for want of sufficient evidence
to convict or bind over, the prosecuting witness shall be
liable for costs.
And prorided, further, That no more than fifteen
dollars justice costs, in criminal cases, shall be charged
in any case.
SEC. -. Constables shall be entitled to the following
For serving every writ, order, process or notice, not
herein otherwise provided for, when the same shall contain
the name of but one person, fifty cents;
For each additional person, twenty-five cents;
Serving subpoena on witness, fifty cents;
For each additional witness in same case, twenty-five
cents;
Appraisal and return, fifty cents;
Taking and returning a bond or undertaking, fifty
cents;
summoning a jury, fifty cents;
Attending a jury, fifty cents;
For each mile over the first mile necessarily and
actually travelled in the service and return of any writ,
process, order or notice, fifteen cents;
No constructive mileage shall be allowed any officer
under this act;
Bringing prisoner into court, by order, twenty-five
cents;
Attending criminal examination, each day, one dollar;
For copy of summons or notice left at place of abode,
twenty-five cents;
On all money collected on execution, five per cent;
For keeping property taken on replevin or attach
ment, a reasonable compensation to be allowed by the
court.
SEC. IA. When any party brings suit by publication,
said party shall deposit the fees of the printer in advance
with the sheriff, to be recovered with other costs.
SEC. Is. That for any services rendered by any Off
Ger, wheretor no fees are allowed by this act, or any
other act or provision of law, such officer may be allowed
a reasonable compensation, to be determined by the
board of county commissioners, such compensation not
to exceed fifty cents per hour for the time actually and
necessarily employed in rendering such service.
SEC. 16. Witnesses shall be entitled to receive the
following fees:
For attending before any court or grand jury, or before
fees and mileage as are allowed by law to jurors in the
district court;
For attending before any justice of the peace per day,
one dollar;
For each mile necessarily travelled in going to and
returning from the place of attendance, ten cents.
Prorded, That no mileage shall be allowed, when the
distance travelled is less than two miles. No witness shall
receive per diem or mileage in more than one case cover
ing the same period of time or the same travel; and
fees claimed have not been claimed or received in any
other case; and no juror shall receive pay as a witness
while serving as such juror.
SEC. II. The jury fee in a Justices court shall be
advanced by the party demanding the jury, and at the
time of such demand, and shall be taxed to the party
adiudged to pay the costs. Each juror for attending in
a Justices court shall be entitled to a fee, per day, of one
dollar.
SEC. 18. In all cases where the fees prescribed by
not paid by the defendant, or the prosecuting wit
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