For serving any summons, subpoena, notice, or order, Oct. 26, 1882,5& on each person served twenty-five cents. For executing any provisional remedy, forty cents. For serving any bench-warrant or warrant of arrest, one dollar. For committing a person to prison, or discharging him therefrom, or attending a person in custody before a court or judge, fifty cents. For taking an inquest by a jury, for the trial of the rights of property, two dollars. For taking and approving any undertaking or bond, fifty cents. For making and delivering a copy of any process, order, or notice necessary to complete the service thereof, for each folio ten cents. For summoning any panel of jurors for the circuit court, to be paid by the county, six dollars. For summoning any panel of jurors for the county court, three dollars. For summoning a jury in any other, required by law, two dollars and fifty cents. For calling a person from the by-standers to serve as a juror, five cents. For all money actually made on any process, and returned to the clerk, one per centum on the first five hundred dollars, and one fourth of one per centum on all sums over five hundred. For making a conveyance of property sold on any process, to be paid by the grantee, two dollars. For making a certificate of sale of real property, twenty-five cents For making a certificate of sale of personal property when required or demanded, to be paid by the purchaser, twenty-five cents. For serving notice on each judge of election, to be paid by the county, twenty-five cents. For posting each notice of any election, to be paid by the county, ten cents. Sheriff, fees of Oct. 26, 1882, §2 Id., § 4. pensation for For executing a sentence of death, fifty dollars. For serving a writ, with the power of the county, two dollars. For each day's attendance on the circuit or county courts, two dollars. For any service that may be rendered by a constable, the fees that are allowed a constable, and no more. § 2341. A sheriff shall be entitled to receive five dolSheriff's com- lars a week for keeping and boarding any person arrested keeping print upon civil or criminal process, in the county jail, and a all, when paid proportionate part thereof for any fraction of a week, oner county by county. 18 Or. 357, 859. Id., $6. Sheriff, rate allowed for col provided that, if at any time the number of persons confined on criminal process in such jail shall exceed four, then the sheriff shall receive three dollars per week for boarding and keeping each one of said prisoners during the period such prisoners shall remain in custody. When the prisoner is arrested on criminal process, the compensation must be paid by the proper county. The sheriff shall receive, for conveying a criminal to the penitentiary and delivering him to the proper officer thereof, three dollars per day for each day actually engaged, besides necessary traveling expenses for himself and such convict, and the necessary expenses incurred in guarding such convict during such conveyance, to be paid out of the state treasury; provided, that where there is direct communication, either by railroad or by steamboat, from the place from which said convict is to be conveyed to the penitentiary, no allowance shall be made for guards. § 2342. The sheriff shall be allowed one per centum on all taxes collected by him up to the first Monday of lecting taxes. April next succeeding the date of said warrant, which per centum shall be paid by the county; provided, however, that when a special tax is levied in any county, exceeding five thousand dollars, the fees for collecting such special tax shall only be one half per centum, and such per centum is to cover all expenses for printing notices and attending at the places of voting to collect taxes. compensation sheriffs in cer § 2343. The county clerks and sheriffs in the counties Feb. 23, 1885, §1. of Baker, Union, Grant, Jackson, Lake, Umatilla, Wasco, Additional Crook, and Klamath, shall receive for their services an to clerks and additional compensation of thirty-three and one third per centum; provided, that this section shall not apply to fees allowed the sheriff of Grant County for collecting taxes, but shall apply to all other fees allowed such sheriff. tain counties. St. 1887, p. 64. sheriff as tax § 2344. The sheriffs of the several counties of this Feb. 20, 1891, §6. state, excepting Grant, Josephine, Benton, Douglas, Fees of Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos and Curry, Wash- collector. ington and Yamhill counties, shall be allowed one per St. 1891, p. 75. centum, and the sheriffs of Grant, Josephine, Benton, Douglas, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos and Curry, Washington, and Yamhill counties two per centum on all taxes collected by them up to the first Monday of April next succeeding the date of said warrant, which per centum shall be paid by the counties; provided, however, that when a special tax is levied in any county, exceeding five thousand dollars, the fees for collecting such special tax shall only be one half of one per cent, and such per centum is to cover all expenses for printing notices and attending places of voting to collect taxes. - Oct. 24, 1864, 5. § 2345. The fees of the coroner shall be as follows:For taking an inquest concerning the death or wound- Coroner, ing of any person, five dollars. A coroner, when acting as sheriff, is entitled to the same fees as a sheriff. fees of. § 2346. The fees of justice of the peace shall be as Oct. 24, 1864, follows: $6. Justice of the For issuing any summons, writ, warrant, process, or peace, fees of order in any action or proceeding, civil or criminal, other than a subpoena, fifty cents. For issuing a subpoena, twenty-five cents. For taking any undertaking or bond, fifty cents. For giving and entering final judgment upon a trial by jury, one dollar. Justice of the peace, fees of. Oct. 24, 1864, $7. Constable, fees of. For giving and entering judgment upon a trial by the court, fifty cents. For any other docket entry, twenty-five cents. For swearing a witness or juror, ten cents. For taking an affidavit, including the administering of the oath, twenty-five cents. For filing each paper or pleading required to be filed, ten cents. For furnishing a bill of fees to any party, twenty-five cents. For taxing costs, fifty cents. For making jury list for the precinct, to be paid by the county, three dollars. For drawing select jury, fifty cents. For issuing a commission to take testimony, fifty cents. For taking depositions, for each folio twenty-five cents. For making a certified copy of any proceedings in justice's court or before him, for each folio twenty-five cents. Taking an acknowledgment of a deed or other instrument required to be acknowledged, with a certificate thereof, fifty cents. For performing a marriage ceremony, and making a return thereof, five dollars. For attending the drawing of jurors with the county clerk, or canvassing the returns of an election, for each day so employed three dollars. § 2347. The fees of constables shall be as follows:For serving a summons, order, writ, or process, other than a warrant of arrest, fifty cents. For serving a warrant of arrest in a criminal action or proceeding, one dollar. For committing a person to prison, fifty cents. For summoning a jury, one dollar. For attending a justice's court during a trial therein, fifty cents. For taking an undertaking or bond, when required by law, one dollar. For advertising and selling property, two dollars. For advertising, without selling, one dollar. Oct. 24, 1864, § 7. Constable, For return of execution when no levy is made, fifty fees of. cents. Percentage on all sums collected on execution and paid over to the justice, five per centum. § 2348. The fees of jurors shall be as follows: Id., $8. For every day's attendance upon a court of record, two Jurors, fees of dollars. For each juror sworn in a justice's court, or upon any inquest, one dollar. A talesman acting as a juror is entitled to the same per diem as one regularly summoned. 82349. The fees of witnesses shall be as follows: Id., § 9. fees of. For each day's attendance on a court of record, two Witnesses, dollars. For each day's attendance before a justice of the peace, referee, sheriff, or other officer, one dollar and a half. § 2350. The following fees shall be allowed to wit- Feb. 10, 1885, § 1. nesses in the county of Multnomah: Fees of witnesses in County. st. 1885, p. 10. For each day's attendance on a court of record, two dol- Multnomah lars; for each day's attendance before a justice of the peace, referee, sheriff, or other officer, one dollar and a half. In all criminal actions and proceedings, witnesses residing within two miles of the place of trial, or the place where they are required to appear and testify, shall not be entitled to receive either witness fees or mileage. § 2351. The following fees shall be allowed to wit- Feb. 21, 1887, § L.. nesses in the county of Clatsop: Fees of witnesses in Clat St. 1887, p. 214. For each day's attendance on a court of record, two sop County. dollars ($2). For each day's attendance before a justice of the peace, referee, sheriff, or other officer, one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50). In all criminal actions and proceedings, witnesses residing within two miles of the place of trial, or the place where they are required to appear and testify, shall not be entitled to receive either witness fees or mileage. In effect from date of approval. |