The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-28
LAWS OF WYOMING.
CHAPTER IS.
~FEEs-coUNrY OFFICERS.

FEEs-coUNTY OFFICERS.
An ACT to Establish and Regulate the Fees and Compensation of omces and fr
Other Purposes
Bel enacted BY the Council and House of Representatives. of
SECTION l. That the officers and persons herein
fees and compensation herein allowed, and no other,
except as may be otherwise provided by law.
SEC. 2. The clerks of the district courts shall be emit
tied to receive the following fees for their services:
1ndexing case, twenty-five cents;
Entering action on. appearance docket, twenty-five
cents;
Entering action on trial docket, twenty-five cents;
Entering action on bar docket, twenty-five cents;
seventy-fve cents; '
Certified copy Of writ, fifty cents;
Issuing subpenas (ll names furnished in one precipe
to be included in same subpoena, unless otherwise
directedl twenty-five cents;
Entering every order, rule or plea on journal, forty
cents;
Entering verdict, twenty-five cents;
Entering Judgments, not exceeding five folios, fifty
cents;
Entering appearance for defendant, fifteen cents;
Every issue joined, fifty cents;
Each entry on appearance docket, other than docket
ing action, ten cents;
Filing each paper, ten cents;
Entering sherlffs return on venire, fifty cents;
Making out advertisement for nonresident, seventy
five cents;
Entering defendants confession, fifty cents;
Bringing a particular record into court, twenty-five
Taking dispositions, per folio, twenty-five cents;
Calling jury and entering appearance on Journal, fifty
Administering oath in court, ten cents;
laknS IN certnylng aIndaVU, nifty cents;
Approving bond or undertaking, including Justification.
seventy-fve cents;
Impanneling and swearing jury, fifty cents;
Taxation of costs, twenty-five cents;
Docketing Judgment or execution, fifty cents;
Entering satisfaction of judgment, twenty-five cents;
Making any record required to be made, or copying
any record or paper, per folio, where no fee is allowed,
fifteen cents;
Certificate and seal, fifty cents;
Each entry on index, five cents;
Issuing commission to take dispositions, seventy-fve
Taking and entering recognizance in court, fifty
cents;
Certifying record to the supreme court, one dollar.
SEC. 8. The sheriff of each county shall receive for
his services the following fees:
Serving and returning any writ, process, order or
notice, except as hereinafter otherwise provided, for the
first person, fifty cents;
Each additional person, twenty-five cents;
Serving warrants, one dollar;
Serving order of attachment, replevin, one dollar and
fifty cents;
Making levy under execution, fifty cents;
Appraisement of property, one dollar;
Return of not found, each person, five cents;
Approving and returning undertaking, bond or recog-
nlzance, seventyhve cents;
Advertising property for sale, one dollar;
Commissions for collecting money on sale, first $4,000,
three per cent;
Second $4,000, two per cent, and all over 81, 100000
one per cent. and one-half the foregoing rates on collec-
Sherffs deed and acknowledgment, three dollars;
Summoning jury, each juror, twenty-five cents;
Summoning talesmen, each, fifteen cents;
For every mile, over the second mile, necessarily
travelled in serving any writ, process, order, venire or
notice, fifteen cents;
Executing writ OF habeas corpus, seventy-fve cents
Executing order of commitment, seventy-fve cents;
Keeping and subsisting prisoners, per day, sixty
cents;
For one jalor, per month, fifty dollars;
Executing judgment in capital cases, covering all
expenses, one hundred dollars;
The sheriff shall be collector and shall be entitled to
the following fees:
For the collection of taxes, for any amount collected
from one taxpayer, not exceeding five dollars, twenty
per cent;
For any amount collected from one taxpayer, over five
dollars and not exceeding ten dollars, fifteen per cent.
For any amount collected from one taxpayer, over
ten and not exceeding fifty dollars, ten per cent;
For any amount collected from one taxpayer over fifty
and not exceeding one hundred dollars, five per cent;
For any amount over one hundred dollars and not
exceeding five hundred, three per cent;
For any amount over five hundred dollars and not
exceeding one thousand dollars, two per cent;
For any amount over one thousand and not exceeding
five thousand dollars, one per cent.
For any amount over FIVE thousand dollars, one-half
of one per cent. Provided, That the whole amount
received by the sheriff for the collection of taxes shall not
exceed S1,8O0.00 in any one year.
On moneys received from other sources than taxes the
collector shall receive five per cent, but this section
shall not be construed to allow said collector any fees for
paying over to the treasurer any money he may receive
as collector. The collector shall be entitled to receive
the following fees:
For the sale of personal nroneriy fortayes. ono dollar.