The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08

an amount not 10 exceed TWO nuuQreQ QOl-
lars per annum: Be 1t further provided,
that II the County Superintendent fail to
spend at least one hour in each school in the
county during the year, that the County
Commissioners shall deduct from the last
quarterly lnstallment Of his salary the sum
OF five dollars for each such delinquency.
Section Z. The County Attorneys OF the
several counties Of the State shall be al
lowed by the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of their respective counties, the fol-
lowing salaries per annum, as compensation
| for all services performed to be paid out OF
| the county treasury quarterly
In counties having population of
1000 and under. er............... S4OO per annum
From 1000 to 30O0............ 500 per annum
More than 5000 and not
more than 1000. ..,......... 600 per annum
More than 1000 and not
more than 5000. ............. ZOO per annum
More than 5000 and not
more than 5000. ............ 800 per annum
More than 1900 and not
more than 1900. ............ 800 per annum
More than 1900 and not
more than 15OOO........... 1000 per annum
More than 1900 and not
more than 20 0000.........,. 1000 per annum
More than 10000 and not
more than 2,000.......... 1850 per annum
More than 5000 and not
more than $500. 0............ 1900 per annum
More than 1850 and not
more than 5000. ........... 1850 per annum
More than 1000 and not
more than $1,000. 1900 uer annum
More than 55 900. ............. $500 per annum
and In counties having q city Of the first
class or two or more cities Of the second
class, the County Commissioners thereof
may allow not exceeding nine hundred dol
lars per annum for an assistant or assist
ants: Provided, that the. salary Of the
county Attorneys shall be based upon the
population Of the last returns of the asses
sors in their respective counties. Whenever
the prosecuting witness or defendant is adj
judged to pay the cost, the court shall tax
as cost the following fees: For drawing
Indictment or information for felony, five
dollars: for drawing indictments or infOr-
nation for misdemeanor, two dollars and
Ifty cents: for drawing complaint for mis-
demeanor, two dollars and fifty cents: for
tT1al In case OF murder or manslaughter,
twenty-five dollars: for trial in other felony
cases. ten dollars: for trial in misdemeanor
cases, five dollars: for action on forfeited
recognizance, ten dollars; in cases where
prosecution Is dismissed, two dollars; for
examination OF persons charged with an Of
tense, before any justice of the peace or po-
lice judge, four dollars; but in no case
shall the county be liable for any Of the
feeS herein provided, and all fees collected
under the provisions Of this section shall be
turned into the general revenue fund Of the
county.
Section g. The Clerk of the District Court
IN the respective counties of this State shall
charge, as full compensation for their SER
vices as required by law to be performed
by Clerks of the District Court the fees
as hereinafter provided: For filing each
paper, five cents; docketing each action on
- "a
each fifteen cents dOcketing action on trial
and bar docket, each ten cents; each entry
made on appearance docket, other than
docketing action, five cents; entering every
order, motion, rule, plea, report, verdict,
or arratgnment ten cents: entering judg-
ment not exceeding five folios, forty cents;
satisfaction of Judgment twenty cents:
each entry on index, five cents; issuing any
other writ, except as otherwise provided,
twenty-five cents; Issuing subpoena, all the
names contained ina IN hn
tanned In one subpoena twenty cents; enter
ing summons and subpoena on appearance
docket when returned, including copy Of
sherim's return, thirty cents; issuing any
order OF attachment, repleVin, arrest execu-
tion, sale, or order to carry sentence OF
criminal into execution, fifty cents; issu-
twenty-five cents; administering oath in
open court, five cents; impaneling and
swearing jury, fifty cents; taking and
certifying witness, Juror and other afida-
cluding justification, fifty cents; docket
ing Judgment twenty-five cents; taxing
costs and making fee bill, per folio. ten
cents; making any record or copying any
paper required to be copied, per folio, seven
cents; certifying fees of jurors and witt
nesses to county board, each name, five
come citizen, and certified copy of same
one dollar; taking and recording recogni-
zance or bond, fifty cents; entering final
admission of alien and certified COPY of
same, one dollar: making fee biI in State
cases, per folio, five cents; entering indict-
ment or information in indictment record.
fifty cents; entering abstract of mechanics
nen in mechanics lien docket, fifty cents;
certificate and seal, twenty-five cents re-
leasing mortgage on real estate sold under
foreclosure, fifty cents; for holding an
election In assignment case, including maxi
Ing record and reporting same to district
court, two dollars and fifty cents; for pre-
pairing and sending to each creditor q mo-
tice required by section 2, Of chapter 101 Of
cording commission, bond, and oath of no.
tary public, one dollar; Provided, that the
County Commissioners, in counties where
the fees charged amount to less than $500
per annum, shall allow the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court sum which in addition TO the
above fees, shall not exceed five hundred
dollars per annum: Provided however that
In counties having population Of less than
900 amount paid together with the fees