The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-02

Sec. 5. The sheriffs of the several
counties in this state shall receive an
salaries, as follows: In counties in which
the population does not exceed i've
thousand persons, as shown by the last
preceding census, whether state or
United States census, the sheriff of
such county shall receive an annual sal
ary of 81 200. In counties in which the
population exceeds five thousand per-
| sons, but does not exceed ten thousand,
as shown by such census, the sheriff of
such county shall receive an annual.
salary of 81 500. In counties in which
the population exceeds ten thousand
persons. but does not exceed twenty
thousand, ascertained rs aforesaid, the
sheriff of such county shall receive an
annual salary of $1,000. In counties
where the population exceeds twenty
thousand persons, but does not exceed
sheriff of such county shall receive an
annual salary of 81, 500. In counties in
which the population exceeds forty
thousand persons, but does not exceed
sixty thousand, ascertained as before
mentioned. the sheriff OF such county
shall receive an annual salary of So 900.
| And in all counties in which the popu-
lation exceeds sixty thousand. ascer-
tanned as before mentioned, the sheriff
of such county shall receive an annual
salary of So 800. Each of the several
counties of the state shall audit and pay
to its sheriff the salary, as herein pro-
vided, in monthly payments, and in the
same manner herein specified for the
y payment of county clerks, recorders of
conveyances and clerks of the circuit
and county courts. And no sheriff shall
be entitled to demand or receive any
compensation whatever for performing
the services imposed upon him by the
laws of the state, than as above; pro-
, vided, except, that he shall be entitled
to the mileage fees and poundage, now
: allowed by law, upon all sums actually
collected by him under execution or
, other final process, for the collection of
. money, and under any delinquent tax
and warrant duly issued to him or
placed in his hands for collection in pur-
suance of law. He shall also be en-
, titled to the fees for mileage, or travel,
p now allowed by law, for summoning
q jurors to attend upon the circuit court
& of his county, and in subpenaiDg wit
nesses in criminal cases, but shall not
4 be entitled to any pay for summoning
!, any juror, or serving any subpoena in
=. such cases. He shall also be allowed
. the same compensation now allowed by
!, law for the board and keeping of prison
ers confined in the county Jail of his
county He shall be entitled also to
= demand and receive to his own use, any
reward offered in pursuance of law for
|, the apprehension of any person charged
!. with, or suspicioned of crime, where he
:. has earned the same by compliance
with such offer; and to receive from the
:. state the fees now allowed by law for
2 transporting or conveying convicts to
g the state penitentiary, and insane and
idiotic persons to the state asylum,
- when sent in pursuance of the adiudi-
cation of an authorized tribunal of the
r state. Sheriffs shall also be entitled to
claim from the plaintiff or moving party
in any suit, action or pro seeding, such
reasonable sums of money as they may
e have been compelled to pay or incur on
= account of the care of property in their
- custody under attachment, execution or
- proceedings for the claim and delivery
% of personal property.
,s Sec. 6. Coroners of the several coun-
= ties of the state shall also be entitled to
;, the same fees now allowed for the per-
formance of service in an action, suit or
= proceeding, where the sheriff is party,
a and the party paying the same shall be
- entitled to recover the amount paid for
= the adverse party as a disbursement,
when entitled to costs in the case.
Sec: Z. 1t shall be the duty of the
=, clerk of the supreme court of the state,
: before filing any transcript in any civil
case appealed to that court, to exact
- from the appellant therein the sum oi
- twenty dollars; and no appeal shall be
- deemed perfected unless such sum is SO
- paid. Said clerk shall also, upon the
- admission of any applicant to the bar Of
- said court exact from such applicant an
- admission fee of five dollars, and such
! applicant shall not he deemed admitted
:, unless such payment is so made. Said
= clerk shall Immediately, upon receiving
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