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 § 541’ zvrrns sein-gvnzczas v W. ‘ ( .. ’W 60% Face and mileage etjamrgxaad wltaesdai., 603. No edlcer of court to have With; fees. ’ D @4., Expenses of o§ice;s.of United States as withelelt 605. Seamee as witnesses. ' PRINTERS? FEES ’ ooo P¤·1sie¤—s*_ree~s. SG1 Meaning of folly, " FEES, BOW ·PAlD AND RECOYERED · 608.W Jerers; when paid by marshal, I @09, Recevery of fees, · e ` GLERKLS’ FEES, SALARIESC, EXPENSES, AND: ACQOUNTS l Section 541. Clerk of Supreme Court; annual returns.-——The clerk of the Supreme Court of the 'United States, on the lst, dey of January in each year, or within thlaty days thereafter,- shall; on a form prescribed by · the Attorney General, make to the Atterney General a' return, under oath, of all fees‘and` costs collected by him in casesfdisposed of at the preceding term or terms of thecourt, and of all emoluments collected by him, and after deducting. from sucl: eo11eq¢mns_ his compensation "as previded in section *542 of this lchaptersand the incfdentalj expenses of his omce,. including “clcrk hire, such expenses to be eertiiied by the Chief Justice, and audited and allowed by. the premr accountingo$cers of the Treasury, shall atwthe time of making such returns pay any surplus that may remain into the Treasury at the United States. "(Mar. 15, 1898,-c. 68, S 8, 30Stat. 317.) ·' -  · ei   _ 542. Saiue; compensation l retained by; surplus paid into Treasury.-——The` clerkof the Supreme Court ot the United States shall not retain of °the—feesP‘and emoluments of his ‘o&ce forhis personal compensation over and above his necessary clerk` hire and the incidental expenses of his o&ce, certided to by the court, or by one of its justices appointed by it for that purpose, and to be anditedand allowed byytleie General Accounting Oiiiee, as sum ezkceeding $6,000, a year, or cxceedingl that rate for any time less than`a scar; andthe surplus of such fees and emoluments shall. be paid into ,fhe`Treasury.ap-provided by law inwcases-of clerks of the circuit and district courts of the United States. (Mar._3, 1883, c,`143, 22 Stat. 031; June ` 10, 1921, c. 18, /§ 304, 42'__8tat;. 24.). J  _- · i 543. Ciresit Court of Appeals; costs and fees; tables of fees; l revision thereof.-·-—The costs and tees ln each circuit court. of _~ appeals shall benxed and established by said court in n table · et tees and withln. threemontbs utter Qxiug and establishing j such costs and fees, transmit the table to the Cbief_~"Justice < ot the'”United States, and within one. year thereof tlne Supreme `· Court of the United States shall revise said table,`maklng‘lt,. 1 so far as, may seem just and, reasonable; uniform. throughout _¤ the United. States, which table shall thereupon be in force in `1 each circuit. The costs and fees so Hxed by~any courtfpf up- 1 peels shall not; with respect) to any, item, exceed the costs and -»1 fees now charged in the S "rjeme Court. ~ (Mar. 3, 1&1, c. 517, 1 S 2, 26 Stat. 8%; Feb. 10;€@7,*c. 2%, % Stat. H6.), 4 i .544. Gerks of circuit courts of appeals; amwaaoe and pai-A 1 ment of o&ce expenses; personal mmpeniation, and no forth.-g·—" 1 Omce expenses ot clerks of United States circuit courts of ap-·. J peels, also the personal muapensagly of said clerks, their _ deputies, aud other assistants, and th r expensesof travel and T subsistence, when ament from omcial headquarters on odlclal. < business shall be allowed la accordance wm;. the provisions of l sections 557,  560, and 562 to 507 of this title, egcept hs. s otherwise 'provided in section 5-15-ot this title, after fatzthdrlsv l tion and approval by the Attorney General, and shall bc paid < by the respectljve United States Earshals deslknated by the n Attorney General.' But the salaries of clerks of the United p E States circuit courts of appeals dull not ho Ind at • rata · in excess of $,000 per annum. All   and other imeys of I . \. . ‘

VDDQ A¥DfJUDIO'IABY° { 920 and %btion braid clerks, by vlrtne M thm· elem wall w mdhto the 'Pneunry, as in the of cluks of  Bmtm dimlet wm·t¢._ (Ihr. 3, 1@1_ bx 817, { 2, 26 $tat. @;· Juke 1, ‘19&, c. wl, Title II, 42 Star, ‘ 618: Feb. ¤, »19@, c..Mt, 'lfltlell, 43 Stat. 1%.), p ` 545._ Sgme;' tr•yelcexpe@-50nly actual  of travel andeexpenses of lodmgasd mbll¢@, not to uomd $5 par day, shall he allowed anyclerk M a United  drcnlt coart of appeals when absent from his emial I    can omcial (lnly 19, 1919, c. 24, { 1, 41 dtat. 210.} _ 546. Siler sauna! mttn•.—¤;·®rka of the llmted Stateaiclrcnit courts of appma,  and within wlrty days after 'the 30th day of Juneln each year, shall mhe aretnrn to the attorney General of the United States of all- the fees and emolumenta of their oQce• r ·t1vely. - Boch return shall cover all fees and. ernolnmenm earned daring the precedclne wmr. The respective clerk shall, at the @e of makin men retnx·ns,·pay.into the Treasury of the United States the nmnntof each fees and emolnments. (June 6, Iwo, c. 751, Q 1, 31. iStat.639.)· ·  ’  a. Criers, clerks, bailils, md heneagers of érenit courts of •ppe•ls;\eompensation.—The· criaa, clerks, nilwxand  · eengers of the circnit courts of ,appeala‘*shall be alloww the samecompensntion for thdr _ t1ve services as are allowed for aigilar eerviees in the dlmict eonrm. (liar., 3,, 1%1, c. 517, § 9, 26 Stat. 82%}.:)- _ _ .- l - f , _54§.,Feea of clerks ‘of distrm courts; Udted   not p liable for ·gee¤,4rae fees provided for in sections W to 555 djthisehapter, and no other, shall be charged andeplhcted by clerks of the district courts, of the United Shtea y serve ieee performed by them oxntheir awlstanta. 'ihe-E·{§cStatm shall not  required to pay any sum or fee hédn i l ··  e sac  for. (R. S4! 8%; Feb. 11, 1&5, c. 204, 5 1, 48 Stat. 57.) -549. Sane; oninstitatioa of suit m· -pmeeedimg.—l}pon the institution of any suit or proceeding, whether by orlgwnl procem, removal, indictment, information or ohswlse, there ml! be;pald'by theparty or parties aollmltnting MQ mit or meceedly, as fees of the clerk for all pm·vlce¤_'te he p@·fo_rmed· _, by him ~in‘eucn ease or proceeding, excem as heremane pro-,_ vided, the  of $5.: (Feb. 11, 19%,1*:; %4,__§2, 48 Sht. @7.) · _" 556. Same;"on Bling answer or mper joining ima or esteingorder for atrlaltoa entering pla of g¤iky.·—··Upn¤ the ming ' ofany answer or MDG! lolningisme, ortmenteriqofaa order for trial, thereehall be chujged and  by  clerk, from the party or p•rtles_ Mix sw aw   or paper, for aervlcea performed and to be  ~ by sa@ clerk in said case or `proceeéng, the farther im of $5. Kfter one fw, as herelnhefore provided in thi:   has been paid - by any defendant, cross petitioner, intervenor, or   ‘otmr defendaats, cross petitioners, interienors, or   aepa»· rately appearing or ming anyanuier or papa la bald salt or proceeding, shall pay arerean-·ree of·¤, for esti answer or paper so med, In anycrlmzlnal cue, upon   entering of a Piéd of not gnlllty by any defmdant, there   be  and taxed in-·the`coeta‘of mid ease, a fee od $5 for esa de fendanbenterlng auch pla, but the clerk `éall an be required to accountfor any,.sn& fee notcolleéted by hm. (Feb. 11, [9%,c.204,§8,48Stat.857.) _ ·` '·‘.· ` 551. Sane: on entry of idiancnt, decree, •r hal order.--- Upon the entriof any judgment, ®cree, or Emi order of the_ zourt in·~any.aiilt“ or proceeding there aliall be merged and col·. eeted by the cler?$!ro;nf the prevailing party or parties, as an additional fee or services performed and to be performed li said suit or"-proceeding, the further som of M. In any zrimlnal case the clerk ahall not be reqnlred to account for any meh ·fee· not colle•ted by him. · (Feb. 11, 1925, c. 204, $-4, 43 !tnt,&7Q.)- ·  _ `,_ p lu. Sane;énlbgp•t|ti•af•r•%lor1rrltoferror.—;· Upon the Hlllll of: any petition for appeal orjwrlt of error to