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Trru: xm.—THE J UDIClARY.—Ch. 16. 157 For attending the circuit and district courts. when both are in session. 26 Feb-. 1853. c- or either of them when only one is in session, and for bringing in and 80- *‘· l·"· l°»F’· 165- committing (prisoners and witnesses during the term, five dollars a day. For atten ing examinations before a. commissioner, and bringing in, guarding, and returning prisoners charged with crime, and witnesses, two dollars a day; and for each deputy not exceeding two, necessarily attending, two dollars a day. For traveling from his residence to the place of holding court, to attend a term thereof, ten cents a mile for going only. For travel, in going only, to serve any process warrant, attachment, or other writ, including writs of subpoena in civil or criminal cases, six cents a mile, to be computed from the lace where the process is returned to the place of service, or, when more than one person is served therewith, to the place of service which is most remote, addin thereto the extra travel which is necessary to serve it on the others. gut when more than two writs of any kind required to be served in behalf of the same part on the same person might be served at the same time, the marshal shall be entitled to compensation for travel on only two of such writs; and to save unnecessary expense, it shall be the dut of the clerk to insert the names of as many witnesses in a cause in such subpoena as convenience in serving the same will permit. In all cases where mileage is allowed to the marshal he may elect to receive the same or his actual traveling expenses, to be proved on his oath, to the satisfaction of the court. [Sees1w!-] Sec. 830. There shall be paid to the marshal his fees for services ren- What fees to be dered for the United States, for summoning jurors and witnesses in behalf P‘“d *0 m””h”·l°- of the United States, and in behalf of any prisoner to be tried for a ca ital 26 Feb., 1853, c. offense, for the maintenance of prisoners of the United States coughed 80,¤· 2,v-10.9-165- in jail for any criminal offense; also, for his reasonable actual expense 8512 l°{“§· 1§g4·°· for the transportation of criminals, and of the marshal and guar s, to 74*8% " ’v` ’pp' prisons designated by the Attorney-General, and for hire and subsistence E2 June, 1870, c. 1n that behalf, as hereinbefore provided; also, his fees for the commit- 150, e- 15, V- 16. p- ment or discharge of prisoners; his expenses necessarily incurred for 16*;,, J 1874 fuel, lights, and other contingencies that may accrue in holding the courts 285 ,._ug’p_ 72: °’ within this district, and providing the books necessary to record the pro- 2h hb.,, 1875, c. ceedings thereof: I ’rm.·zrIed, That he shall not incur, or be allowed, an 95. S- 7.v-18.1»-334- expense of more than twenty dollars in any one year for furniture, or The Antelope, 12 fifty dollars for rent of a building and making improvements thereon Wh-, 546- without first submitting a statement and estimates to the Attorney- General and getting his instructions in the premises. Sec. 831. Io per diem or other allowance shall be made to any district Attendance on attorney, clerk of a circuit court, clerk of a district court, marshal or rule-dqye, end deputy marshal, for attendance at rule-days of a circuit or district court; ;:;?““°’g=‘:ts“;$l and when the circuit and district courts sit at the same time no greater at sum, dmc_ per diem or other allowance shall be made to any such officer than for an attendance on one court. _ 80, s. 3,v.10, p. 167. Sec. 832. The marshal of the Supreme Court of the United States Marshal of the shall be entitled to receive for the service of any warrant, attachment, Supreme Oeuft ef summons, ca ias, or other writ except execution, venire, or a summons, E;.. or subpoena fior a witness, one dollar for each person on whom such serv- ,637;**;***4 v_ ;§‘ ice may be made. His fees for all other services shall be the same as are pp_’lg5, 1§6_’ ’ herein allowed to other marshals; but he shall y into the Treasury of 2 Mar., 1867, c. the United States all fees received by him, andkiender a true account 15g;f»V·lhg_}g33· thereof at the close of each term to the Attorney-General. ,50, s_‘}';?;_ 16,*5: 164. Sec. 833. Every district attorney, clerk of a district court, clerk of a cir- Semi-annual recuit court, and marshal, shall, on the first days of January and July, in ;111`1€B(·;f:96€b)’d1S‘ each year, or within thirty days thereafter, make to the Attorney-General, 1;*; rz h sllsn *;},22; in such form as he may prescribe, a written return for the half year ending clerk, ’ on said days, respectively, of all the fees and emoluments of his office, of ci every name and character, and of all thenecessary expenses of his office, 80 s_ 3f·’v_·;0’p_{;,5_ including necessary clerk-hire, together with the vouchers for the payment @2 _;,,,,,,, ,;,70, ,,_ of the same for such last half year. He shall state separately m such 50,s.15.v.1¤.n.164.