Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

process and bringing such offender be
fore justice of the peace for each de
fendant seventv-five cents. 'and for
every act in or about the arrest or con-
finement of vagrants seventy five cents
for each vagrant so arrested or arres-
ted and committed and mileage as here
matter provided.
For levying fine or forfeiture on a
warrant fifty cents.
For taking the body of a defendant
into custody on a mittimus where bail
is afterwards entered before delivery of
body to the jailor one dollar.
For executing bail piece one dollar
For executing search warrant and
making return thereon one dollar
For making returns to the Court of
Quarter Sessions one dollar and fifty
cents.
| For serving summons notices on refer
ees suitor or tenant, either personally
or by leaving copy, fifty cents for each
person served.
For serving subpoena, fifty cents for
the first witness and fifteen cents for
each additional witness served.
For executing attachment, fifty cents
| for each defendant and garnishee serv-
ed
For arresting on a capIas, one dollar
| for each person arrested.
For taking bail on a capias or for de
livery of goods, fifty cents.
For notifying plaintiff where defend
ant has been arrested on capias to be
paid by plaintiff, twenty-five cents.
For serving capias execution, one dol
lar
For executing landlords warrant
fifty cents.
For taking inyenotry of goods, each
item two cents.
For levying or distraining goods, fifty
cents.
For selling goods levied or distrained,
for each dollar not exceeding one hun
dred dollars, cents, and for each dollar
in excess of one hundred dollars two
cents
For receiving and paying over money
paid after levy without sale on each
dollar actually received and paid over
by the constable to the creditor, two
cents.
For advertising sale of goods levied or
distrained, one dollar
For copy of vendue paper when de-
IN anded, each item two cents.
For putting up notices of distress at
mansion, house, or at any other place
on the premises, twenty-five cents
For serving scire facias, either person
ally or by leaving a copy, for each per
son served fifty cents.
For executing order of removal of a
pauper, seventy five cents
For serving execution. fifty cents.
For making return of nulla bona or
or non est, inventus, on any writ,
twenty-five cents.
For executing writ of restitution, two
dollars
For executing writ of possession, two
dollars
4 For serving summons in landlord and
tenant proceeding, fifty cents
For taking inventory of goods on an
execution, each item two cents.
For holding appraisement where ex-
emption is claimed by defendant, four
dollars, out of which the constable shall
pay to each appraiser one dollar.
For attending general, special twp.
ward or borough election, three dollars
Which sum shall include pay for
serving notices in writing to the persons
elected at such special twp, ward or bor-
ough elections. Provided, that, where
any such election be held in any town
ship, ward or borough, in which there
are more than one election district or
precinct and deputy constable is ap-
pointed to attend elections held at each
of such districts or precincts, said depu-
ty constables shall each receive the sum
of three dollars
For travelling expenses in the per
form ance of any duty or service requir-
ed by law. each mile going and return
ing six cents, to be computed by the
route usually Travelled in going from
points and places where said constabes
may reside or where he receives any pa
per to be executed to the points or
places required to be Travelled, whether
that route be by highways, railroads or
otherwise. Provided, that in no case
shall more mileage be demanded or re
ceived than for the miles actually trav-
eled
For services not herein specially pro
vided for, the same fees may be charged
and received as for similar services.
Section 2. All acts or parts of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed,
but this act shall not be unders TODD or
construed to repeal, modify or affect
the provisions of the following acts:
An act entitled An act for the taxa
ton of dogs end the protection of
sheep, approved the 25th day of May,
Ammo Dommni one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety three.
An act entitled "An act making CON
stables of townships ex-officio fire war
dens for the extinction of forest fires and
for reporting to the Court of Quarter
Sessions violations Of the laws for the
protection of forests from fire, prescrib-
ing the duties of such fire wardens and
their punishment for failure to preform
the same and empowering them to re
quire under penalty the assistance of
other persons in the extinction of such