Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-06

ton aforesaid, and the same amount in
the same condition for the same purpose
and application when such exhaustion oc-
ours, and any balance remaining after the
termination of the action, proceeding, or
appeal, shall be returned to the party de-
posting the same or to his attorney in the
proceedings. This provision shall not ap-
ply in cases wherein the City of st. Paul
or Ramsey County are interested or the
State of Minnesota.
Sec. 4. The fees of the Sheriff of Ram
sey County shall be as follows: For serv-
ing summons or any process issued by
court of law, sixty cents for first defend
ant served, and thirty cents for each addi-
tional; travelling IN making any service
upon any writ or summons, six cents
per mile for going and returning,
to be computed from the place
where the court is usually held.
Taking and approving bond, forty cents,
certified copy of such bond when re-
quested, six cents per folio copy of every
summons or other papers served by the
sheriff, when such copy is made by him,
six cents per folio. Collections or execu-
tions. when collected without levy or when
levied upon personal property, when the
same is collected or settled after levy, at
the rate of three per cent. upon the first
two hundred and fifty dollars and one per
cent. upon the excess of said sum; selling
lands upon execution or decree and exc
cutting certificates or deeds ordered, and
for all services required in making such
sale, the sum of three dollars The fees
herein allowed for the service of an execu-
ton and for advertising them shall be col
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same manner as sums therein directed to
be levied, but when there are several exc
cutions against the defendant at the time
of advertising his property in the hands of
the same sheriff, there shall be but one ad-
vsrtisenent fee charged on the whole,
and the sheriff shall elect upon which exc
cution he will receive the same.
Advertising same, seventy-five cents and
the reasonable fees paid to any printer by
such sheriff for publishing an advertise
ment of sale; posting three notices of
such sale, one dollar ($1.00) every certif
cate on the sale of real estate, one dollar
(S1.00), which together with the registers
fees for recording the same, shall be COL
lected as other fees on execution, but no
sheriff shall charge for more than one
certificate issued upon the same sale to the
same purchaser, unless he requires it, in
which case he shall pay to the said sheriff
fifty cents for each additional certificate,
serving a writ of restitution or possession
and putting any person entitled into the
possession of premises and removing the
occupants, two dollars and fifty cents
Summoning jury upon a writ of inquiry,
attending such jury and making and re-
turning the inquisition, one dollar; sum-
moning special jury struck pursuant to
an order of the court, and returning the
panel, twenty-five cents for each juror, and
six cents a mile. Bringing up a person on
habeas corpus to testify or answer in any
court, or with the cause of his arrest or
detention, or for the purpose of having
him surrendered in eXonOration of his
bail, or attempting to receive prisoner so
surrendered who was not committed at the
time, and receiving such prisoner into his
custody, or for committing a prisoner to
jail, or for bringing prisoner before any
court for examination, in either case fifty
cents: and for travelling the same mileage
as upon service of courts, and one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.5O) per day for attend
ing court with such prisoner. Summoning
grand or petit jurors, fifteen cents for each
juror and six cents mileage. Boarding
prisoners, two dollars per week. Serving
subpoena, twenty-five cents for each wit
ness summoned and mileage as in service
of summons, but where two or more wit
nesses live in the same direction mileage
shall be charged only for the furtherest
Selling lands on foreclosure of mortgage
by advertisement, and executing certifi-
cate and deed to purchaser, and for all SER
vices required on such sale, two dollars
($2.00); postponing sale, fifty cents, to be
paid by the party requesting the same.
Making and drafting an inventory of prop
erty levied upon, replevied or attached,
six cents for each folio, and five
cents folio for each copy of
such inventory, for diligent search and in
quiry, and returning summons when par
ties cannot be found fifty cents, without
regard to number of defendants, and en-
tering execution where no property can be
found fifty cents. Receiving and paying
over the money paid on redemption of
property and executing certificate thereof,
one per cent. of the amount so received
and paid to be collected from the person
receiving such property, but not to exceed
in any case twenty dollars. For
all the necessary expense which may
be incurred to secure and safely keep all
property taken by the Sheriff by virtue of
writ of replevin such sum as may be al
lowed by the Court, the County Commits
sioners of the County shall allow the Sher-
if the sum of six hundred dollars per an
mum as compensation for furnishing one
night Waterman, one turnkey, one watch
man and one janitor or fireman, total the
sum of twenty -four hundred dollars. The
Sheriff shall furnish the Court the follow
ing bailiffs, viz: Three during the sitting
of the grand jury. Two during the
trial of jury cases, and one during
the hearing of court eases each to receive
two dollars and fifty cents per day payable
out of the county treasury. In considera-
ton of the sheriff serving all subpoena,
bench warrants, orders to show cause, sum-
moning talesman jurors, bringing pris-
oners into court and returning them to
the Jail, in all cases of criminal nature,
the County Commissioners are hereby di-
rected to allow the Sheriff the sum of one
hundred dollars per annum in full of all
services rendered the county in criminal
business, and the court is requested not to
make any allowance and the County Com
missioners are forbidden not to make any
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