Democratic messenger., 1892-06-18
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.
CHAPTER 92o.

CHAPTER 222.
AN ACT To repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section twelve Of Article
ihiriy-six of the Code of Public General
Laws. title Fees Of Officers" subtitle
CLERKS of Courts"
Section |. BE IL enacted nv the Gener-
nj Assembly of Maryland. That Section
twelve Of Article thirty-six of the Code
of Public General Laws, title Fees Of
Officers" subtitle Clerks Of Courts" he
and the same il hereby repealed and the
following enacted In lieu thereof.
Sec IL. The clerk of the Court of Ap
peals. the clerks ot the Circuit Courts and
The clerks of the courts Of the City Of
Baltimore may charge the fees herein al
lowed for the performance Of their re-
speciive duties. To wit:
For filing any paper or thing re-
quired to he filed and entering
the same on the docket or min
uies of the court, To be charged
but once. 4 8
For docke, entry of any judgement
or decree, -
For entering the naturalization of
any alien. with certificate under
seal. Including all Oaths taken
thereon, so
For entering the declaration Of in
tention Of an alien to become
citizen. with certificate under seal
and all oaths taken thereon, 80
For granting any license Of any kind 80
For taxing the costs in any suit or
proceeding. to be charged but once, Is
For transcript thereof with the
items thereof. at large when de-
mandrd. 10 be charged TO any per-
son requiring the same. 10
For every search for matter above
years standing. however remote
the period may be. il found. Is
For afiixing the seal To every paper
or thing when required, except
writs and process, 10
For issuing wriis or process Of any
kind under seal. for every ten
words and so proraia. II
For issuing summons for witnesses,
including the names of all witness
es applied for at the time. Is
For issuing summons for witnesses
duces tecum, 90
For shoit copy ofJudement not un-
der seal, Is
For transcribing the docket entries
in each suit and Of each execution
as required by law. for each tran
script 81
For certificate Of the attendance of
witness or juror.
For certificate under seal Of the quail.
ificaiinn of amy judge, or one or
more justices of the peace TO any
instrument of writing. including
all searches made for the purpose
Of said certificate. 81
For certificate under seal of an ad-
mission of an attorney 00
For recording anything required hy
law TO be recorded and for copies
Of any papers. for each ten words
or figures and pro rata,
For arraigning criminal. so
For drawing impanneling and swear
ing petit jury. and entering the
same on the docket. rs
For drawing. .impanneling and swear
ing grand jury. and entering the
same on the minutes Of the court, 25
For each oath taken in the court,
and entering the same, 5
For each entry necessary 10 I've made
on The docket or minutes of the
court. except those above mention
ed, !
For making alphabeis and lists of
transfers Of property, for each ten
words and so pro rata, except al
phaheis 10 docket. II
For extracting all deeds. for each ten
words or figures and pro rata, 1t
For copying surveyors plots or re-
cording the same. the same per
diem allowed TO surveyors for
making them.
All original papers 10 which par
~ Is entitled. TO be delivered with
out charge for search.
No search to be charged for looking
for any judgement. or other rec
ord or thing Of which copy is re-
quired, or which may he necessary
TO he reciied in anv suit or process.
No charge TO be made for any dock
et entry not actually made
For receiving and paying over all
public money received for licens-
es. fines or otherwise. five per CEN
tum.except the clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas. who shall re-
ceiye one per cenium commission
for receiving and paying over such
public money
For entering satisfaction of Judge
ment on Justices docket. II
For granting hawker's and peddler's
license. TO be paid by the hawker
or peddler, on
Sec. 9. And he it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage
We hereby certify that the aforegoing
is correct copy Of an act Of the General
Assembly ~ Maryland. passed January
session, 1892.
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates
W. G. PURNELL
Secretary of the Senate
Approved by the Governor Mar. 2s, 1892