Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-15

Mileage-Three trips of self, thirty miles
each way ....;.s........ $50 miles
g One trip of two witnesses for
rebuttai. thirty miles each
way ...-..--........-.... ..l2U miles
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Mileage--Threetri trips of self, thirty miles
each way ...-................1S $50 miles
Total milage.. ............. $50 miles
IN JUSTICES COURT.
Attendance-Three trips of self, one day
EACH 49,. s.......,.......... 3 days
One trip of two witnesses,
one day each .............2 days
I'M CIRCUIT COURT.
Attendance-Three trips of self in all . s days
Total attendance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 days
PBR CONTRA.
Fees paid at the September term OF 1888 for mile
age, 60 miles, attendance days, limited to
that session OF the Circuit Court .....$ 81 80
The undersigned, now In conclusion further
ventures to suggest, that 1t seems to him an i'm
portant part in the sequel of the above case. to
have said defendent Jacobs. and his bondsman
Parker, speedily prosecuted for all that is due
from them to the state, as shown by the record
OF the case. This OF course, is subject to your
control. And he very respectfully urges. that a
memorial of your body to the Legislature of the
State for q thorough revision of the Statute re-
lating to Costs and Fees" in all our Court
processes, SO as to promote higher degree Of
fairness in the distribution of Court attendance
thereby to ensure a more earnest and respecta-
Bile cooperation in the execution of the laws by
all law abiding citizens would seem to be re
garded at this time, and might be efficacious
And, further. it would seem to be both urgent
and just, in order to but stop to the prevailing
license in the matter of Court costs, that there
be added to the authority of Courts the right
and the obligation TO tax upon responsible counsel
as personal charge, all costs attending the in
PRODUCTION by them, of any or all unimport ant
untruthful, or colusive witnesses, in any case.
civil, or criminal Very Respectfully Submitted.
G. X. DEAN.
Boscobel, Grant Co, Wis, Nov. 5, 1883.
Mr.. WILsoN-Mr. Chairman, / cam
not see how this body can legislate on
this matter or the nescessity of it. If
we can legislate here what are our leg-
islatures for. If had been on the de-
fence of this suit | would move that the
matter he referred to the committee on
the insane.
Mr.. RoDoLF-I did not near all of
the reading but think the law as it now
stands provides certain fees and treat
all alike.
Mr.. WnsoN-No man has more re-
spect for MIR. Dean than myself but he
is of vindictive disposition which over
comes his good qualities to very great
extent. As said no man respects him
more than | do, and | never had per-
sonal differences with him. Some of
the most able articles ever written in this
county were written by him. But |
think Justice Baldwin tried the case
fairly. 1t was terrible thing accord
ing to that petition, but the Justice did
not seem to think So His attendance
iac 4
and reported, and the County Clerk of
this County prepared orders for the pay
ment of the same, and if Mr.. Dean did
not receive his fees they are in the hands
of the Treasurer. He went up to the
desk and got his check and / presume
took with it to the County Treasurer
and got his money. He stands before
the law, the County Board, and the
Court, and the people of the county, the
same as other people. | do not know
that he is.entitled to any consideration
more than other people under the same
circumstances. Judge Ciementson un-
derstood the case and circumstance
and said that under the circumstances
the boy should have,a trial. The boy
was at Madison at the University, and
could not be here under the circum-
stances as was shown to the Court.
was here ready to prove also that The
boys mother was sick, and called fol-
his presence. The Court did justice il
| the matter.
Mr.. ARNOLD, of Mt. Ida, introduce,
an ordinance in regard to bounties OF
wild animals:
SECTION /. Every person who shall
kill, in this county any full-grown wolf
shall be entitled to reward of ten dol
lars; and every person who shall kill, il
this county, any wolf pup or wolf no
fully grown, shall be paid a rewar,
of FIVE dollars; aud any person who shal
kill any full-grown wild cat or lynx