The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

For every subpoena for one or more
witnesses, ten cents
Entry of an action, or filing complaint
In civil causes, including fling OF papers
swearing of witnesses, examination, al
lowing and taxing the bill of costs. and
entering and recording judgment, thirty
cents. Each continuance in civil action,
five cents
Trial of an issue in civil action,
eighty cents, and when more than one
Day Is used in the trial, two dollars for
each day after the first, actually en-
ployed
Copy of a record or other paper, at the
rate of twelve cents a page.
writ of execution, fifteen cents.
FOR a recognizance to prosecute an
appeal, including principal and surety,
twenty cents.
Taking a deposition, affidavit or dis
closure of a trustee, in any cause not
pending before himself, twenty cents;
Tor writing the same with the caption.
and for the notification to the parties
and witnesses, at the rate of twelve cents
a page; the justice who takes such atti-
daVft, deposition or disclosure, shall GER
t1fy the fees of himself of the witnesses
or party disclosing, and Of the officers
serving the notifications.
taking deposition in perpetual mem
DRY. of the thing, the same fees as in
taking other dispositions.
Administering an oath in all cases, eX-
cept on trial or examination before
himself, and to qualify town and parish
officers, and a certificate thereof. twenty
flVe cents, whether administered to one
or more persons at the same time.
Taking the acknowledgements of a deed
with one or more seals, il it is done at
the same time, and certifying the same,
twenty five cents
Granting warrant of appraisal in any
case, and swearing appraisers. fifty cents.
ReceiFing a complaint. and issuing a
warrant i'll criminal cases. fifty cents
Flrlering complaint In u criminal
ion "a.
ing and recording Judgment, examining,
allowing and taxing The costs. and filing
the papers, seVenty-tve cents.
I11al OF an issue in criminal case.
eighty cents; and when more than one
day Is used in the trial, two dollars for
each day after the first, actually EN-
ployed.
Recognized persons charged with crimes
Tor thelr appearance at the supreme jul
dlclal or superior courts, and for GER
uiylng and returning the same. with or
without sureties, twenty-five cents.
Mltlmus for the commitment of any
person on a criminal accusation, twenty
five cents.
In bastardy process, the fees may be
charged as for like services in !; criminal
prosecution.
Drawing a rule for submission to ref
erees, and acknowledging the same,
thlrty-three cents.
Writ to remove a nuisance thrty-three
cents.
Calling a meeting of n cornoratio, fie.v
cents. 4''''
For an examination of a debtor under
chapter one hundred and fourteen, two
ooiiafs Tor each day employed in such
eNamina ton, in fun payment for all off,
clai services and expenses in such ex-
animation, exclusive of travel For travel
on ohicial duty, twelve cents a mile one
way out one to be taxed for over ten
miles one way. and in no case shall
there be constructive travel
in all cases where the attendance of
Two or more justices is required. each is
elrt,iled to the fees prescribed for all
services rendered by him personally
Approved March %, 1861
Chapter 1877.
AN MI; Ae. lelatlng to the descriptions Of
uhmcnrporated townships and public
lands for the purpose of Valuation and
Assessment.
Section /. That in the lists of the unin-
eofpor@ed townships and public lands
poses OF valuation and assessment the
loHoWlng initial letters shall be held and
construed ITO mean as follows: The letter
when used alone shall be held and
construed to mean Township, the letter
r. when used alone, Range the letter
N when used alone shall be con
s s to o.; mean North, e" East, s. :"
North West, IN. e" North East. rs
W." South West IS. E." south East %
:, The letters '.W. f. L. S. West of the
h Fast Line of the State. ''B. X. p" Bng-
Bingham's Penobscot Purchase. wv. =
X. p. West of Bingham's kennehec
Purchase, IN. Il. X. p" north Of Bine-
nam nam kennebec Purchase, Wv X. r."
Mest OF OF the the kennebec River, e. X r."
East OF the Canada Road, wv. C. r.
west OF the Canada Road, IN w. p"
North of Waldo Patent, II. S" Tit
[Approved March %, 1885,
Chapter 1853.
An Act TO amend Sections twentv-four
and twenty-five of Chapter 1hrc. nf Mo
Revised Statutes. relating to state
Printing ''''e
Section /, That sections twentv-fonr
r,.!d lWehty-llve Of chapter three of the
ed; so as to read as follows:
j., section a. The number of comics or
me Following named reports to be printed
i',i1f yer AT the expense of the state
shah he determined by the governor and
couucil but shall not exceed the foIIn,,inv
numbers: The report of the commissioner
ol agriculture, six thousand copies an
many t inc report of the bank examiner,
w" thousand copies; the report of the
commissioner OF the bureau of labor and
lnduStflai statistics. four thousand comics :.
.i!e REPORT OF the officers and trustees
dred copies annually; the re,ort nf tha
industrial School for Girls, fifteen hnn1
dred copies annually: the report of the
oiilcefs and trustees of the state nrison
iiiteeh hundred copies annually; the re-
port OF the commissioners on the ron
tas1oiS diseases of animals. two thou-
SAND nVe hundred copies Annually: tha
report OF the University of Maine. fifteen
huhared copies annually; the report of
ne MAINE Agricultural Experiment Sta
non, one thousand copies annualIv. the
report OF the registrar of vital statist los
l~o nousand copies annually; the report
~ the insurance commissioner two
thousand five hundred copies annually:
dhe report of the railroad commissioners
Two thousand copies annually: the re-
port OF the state superintendent of nublic
Scnoois, four thousand copies on each
iesls,atlVe year. and three thousand five
hundred copies on the alternate wear.
the report of the treasurer of the state
lhree Thousand copies on each legislative
year, ana twenty-five hundred COPIES on
the alternate year; the report Of the
trustees and officers of the insane hos
pltals. two thousand copies on each leg
lslatiVe year, and fifteen hundred comics
on the alternate year; the report of the
poafd OF state assessors, four thousand
copies on each legislative year, and three
thousand copies on the alternate
year, the report of the attorney
general one thousand copies biennallV:
the report of the land agent and forest
COMMISSIONER, three thousand copies BIZ
ennialiy; the report of the state board of
health, forty-five hundred copies bien
nlA,iN' the report of the adjutant general.
Twelve hundred copies annually; the re,
port of the librarian of the Maine state