Times of holding the supreme court in the different counties. In what cases the prosecutor a competent witness. to comply with the process of the court, agreeable to law, and any officer arresting a person or persons by virtue of this section, shall have full power and authority, at all times when necessary, to take to his assistance a sufficient number of persons to be aiding and assisting in arresting, guarding and conveying such person or persons to the jail of the county, where the process issued. Sec. 32. Be it further enacted, That the supreme court for the several counties, shall be held as follows, viz. For the county of Trumbull, the sixteenth day of August; Columbiana, the twentysecond of August; Jefferson, the twenty-fifth of August; Belmont, the second of September; Muskingum, the eight of September; Washington, the twelfth of September; Athens, the twentythird of September; Gallia, the twenty-seventh of September; Scioto, the second of October; Adams, the sixth of October; Highland, the tenth of October; Clermont, the thirteenth of October; Hamilton, the seventeenth of October; Butler, the second of November; Warren, the fifth of November; Montgomery, the eighth of November; Green, the eleventh of November; Champaigne, the fourteenth of November; Franklin, the eighteenth of November; Fairfield, the twenty-second of November; Ross, the twenty-seventh of November; and that if any of the aforesaid days should happen on Sunday, then the court shall be holden on the next day. Sec. 33. Be it further enacted, That in all cases where an indictment shall be found on a charge of larceny, burglary or robbery, the prosecutor shall be a competent witness, but that his or her credibility shall be left to the jury sworn to try the cause. clause. Sec. 34. Be it further enacted, That the act Repealing passed the fifteenth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and three, entitled, "An act, organizing the judicial courts;" and also, the act to amend the act, entitled, "An act, organizing the judicial courts," passed the eighteenth day of February, A. D., eighteen hundred and four, be and the same are hereby repealed. This act shall be in force, from and after the commencefirst day of June next. MICHAEL BALDWIN, Speaker of the house of representatives. ment of this act. JAMES PRITCHARD, Speaker of the senate. Febuary 22, 1805. CHAPTER IV. An act, regulating the fees of civil officers, in civil and criminal cases. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of Ohio, That from and after the taking effect of this act, the fees and compensations to the several officers and other persons herein mentioned, shall be as follows, and no more, viz.: SHERIFFS' FEES IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Sheriffs' fees in common For the service of every writ or summons and pleas. Continued. return thereof (subpoenas only excepted) when only one defendant is named therein, thirty-five cents. Each additional fifteen cents. defendant named therein, For every bail bond, fifty cents. Every commitment to prison, thirty cents. Discharging a person from prison, thirty cents. Attending a prisoner before a judge or in court, when required, thirty cents. Serving a writ of possession with the aid of the posse commitatus, two dollars. Serving the said writ without such aid, seventyfive cents. Executing a writ of enquiry and returning the same with the inquisition, one dollar and twentyfive cents. The copy of any writ or process necessary to complete a service, for each hundred words thereof, ten cents. Serving and returning a subpoena, for each person named therein and actually summoned, ten cents. Traveling fees upon each writ of subpoena, four cents. Summoning a jury, to be allowed on each issue tried, including traveling fees, fifty cents. Summoning a grand jury, to attend the court of common pleas, including traveling fees, to be paid by the county, two dollars. Making out a list for striking a special jury and delivering same, fifty cents. Summoning a special jury, including traveling fees, two dollars. Traveling fees upon all writs, precepts and subpoenas not otherwise provided for, to be computed from the place of return to the place of service, per mile, five cents. Poundage on all monies made on execution, two per cent. Service of a declaration in ejectment and return, the same fees as allowed for the service of a sum mons. Making and executing a deed for land sold on Continued. execution, to be paid by the purchaser, two dollars. Making a deed for lands sold for taxes, to be paid by the purchaser, one dollar. Serving a scire facias and making return thereof, thirty-five cents. Serving any person with an order of court and making return thereof, thirty cents. Serving a subpoena in chancery, thirty cents. Keeping and providing for a debtor in jail, each day, twenty-five cents. On each action for opening court, to be charged once every term, eight cents. In the su preme court. In forcible entry and detainer. Where the state of On calling action, each term, eight cents. For calling each witness, four cents. SHERIFF'S FEES IN THE SUPREME COURT. Executing a criminal, to be paid out of the county treasury, eight dollars. Bringing up a person on habeas corpus, in civil causes, seventy-five cents. Traveling fees, the same as in common pleas. And all other services rendered in the supreme court, the same fees as are allowed for similar services in the court of common pleas: Provided, That no compensation shall be allowed the sheriff for any service performed in the supreme court, for which service a compensation is not herein provided in the court of common pleas. Sheriffs' fees for summoning a jury on forcible entry and detainer, or forcible detainer, two dollars. Serving a writ of restitution, seventy-five cents and mileage thereon as in other cases. Serving summons in forcible entry and detainer, or forcible detainer, thirty-five cents and mileage as in other cases. When the state of Ohio fails in prosecution or Ohio fails in the defendant proves insolvent, or unable to pay the fees when convicted, no fees for any services by the sheriff or other officer, in such case per prosecution, etc. |