The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-03-11

money officially. two per cent, if under
three hundred dollars; if over that sum,
two per cent. for the first three hundred
dollars and one per cent. for the balance.
SEC. 7. Trial Justices Oath and war
rant in any criminal case, forty cents ;
each recognizance, forty cents; each
commitment and release, twenty cents |;
administering and certifying oath in
writing, other than above, thirty cents !;
issuing writ of habeas corpus, to the two
trial Justices jointly, one dollar and fifty
cents; issuing summons and copy for de-
fendant in civil cases, thirty-fve cents !;
issuing summons for witnesses in any
civil case, twenty cents, taking examina-
ton of witnesses in writing in any case,
as prescribed by law, fifty cents for Civ
ing Judgment on hearing litigated case,
twenty-five cents; for giving Judgment
in case not defended, twenty cents for
issuing execution or renewal, twenty-five
cents; report of case and taking bond to
appeal, sixty cents; issuing attachment
returnable to court or to trial justice, in
cluding all notices, one dollar; filing re-
turn of garnishee and order thereon,
fifteen cents; proceeding on behalf of
landlord or lessor against tenant or lessee,
to the two trial justices, five dollars pro-
ceedings on certifying indenture of ap-
prentice or assignment, one dollar; for
the trial of any criminal case, inclusive
of all costs, except for issuing papers, one
dollar; for every preliminary examina-
ton of any criminal case, fifty cents;
proceedings on coroners' inquests as pre-
scribed by law, eight dollars and fifty
cents; proceeding on estray of horse or
mule, fifty cents; proceedings on all
other estrays, each fifteen cents; taking
and certifying remuneration of dover or
inheritance, two dollars; granting order
for special bail, ffty cents; for qualify
ing each appraiser in setting of home.
stead, besides five cents per mile for all
travel actually necessary, twenty-five
cents; issuing summons for jurors in q
criminal case, twenty-one cents.
Sec. 8. Constables: Summoning wit
ness in a civil case, twenty cents for
summoning freeholders to try question
before trial justices between landlord and
tenant, to be paid by unsuccessful party,
three dollars for summoning coroner's
jury and witness, to be paid by the coun-
ty, two dollars; for serving summons,
rule or notice by trial justice in civil
case, no mileage to be allowed, fifty
cents; for serving attachment on persons
absconding or about to abscond, and
making inventory and return, besides
commissions of five per cent. on sale of
effects, but no mileage, one dollar; for
selling estray, FIVE per cent. ON the pro-
ceeds; for levying execution, advertising
sale and paying over proceeds, besides
commissions at five per cent. on amount
to be collected, but no mileage, to be
paid by the defendant in execution,
twenty cents; for every day in search for
stolen goods, to be paid by party COM
planning, one dollar; for serving warrant
in any criminal case, besides five cents
a mile for each mile necessarily travelled,
one dollar; for conveying prisoners to
county Jail, FIVE cents per mile going and
returning: Provided, That the constable
be reimbursed for necessary ferriage.
SEC. 8. Jury commissioners, three dol
lars per day for every days actual service
performing his duties; such number of
days not to exceed the number of days
the court for the county shall be in ses-
sion, together with five days to complete
the lists and draw the juries, and also
five cents per mile for all necessary travel
going and returning.
Sec. 10. That Sections 800, $50, 331,
332, 333, 334 and 335 of Title 10, Part 2,
of the Code of Procedure in reference to
costs of plaintiffs and defendants, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. II. That this Act shall not apply
to costs or fees of constables or trial JUS
tices in criminal cases in those counties
where they are entitled by law to annual
salaries.
Approved February 20, 1880.