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 923 Tmuzs ss.-401210141. c ezeoluments through any o$ce or position to which ·hé” may bo' xgwyixgted by thé_‘C0\H‘Y* other than that tjgeeived as such ¢lexk,E thqexthy clerk. or assistant, whether from the°”Un`ited States 0: {mu private litigants, andthe acceptance of payment for per- $$1211 scxvices from private litigants shall be deemed a vacation efxtheir appointments, but clerks of United States district courts. thvit Aep1iti@/and awistauts, who _ are 0; may he appointed tsited States commissioners; may receive- compensation to1· bem e@ees in ani aggregate amount: not exceeding the rate of . $;g_e-eo per annum. (hiss. *1, 1921, c. 16}, §·1, 41 Stat. _1413`; June ` 578. Clerks; fees not  or d¤é.—It shalt be unlawful fer any clerk of any court of the United States to inézludé in his Téemument, §C€0H‘!1C,·t)l' return any fee; or_ tees. notip actually esmeiti and due at the time such-_,acconut- or retum is ~required ey Raw to be made, and no fees not actnatly earhed_ shall be; s.gees·ed is any snch acéonnt. `(Mar. 2,* 1895, .c. 189,28 Stat. isis;.} * ‘ t ' _ . FIZES OF A’1“1`0BNEYS, SOLHHTORS, AND PROCTOBS  571. Fees to be taxed.—The following fees and no other shall he {sxed' and allowed to attorneys, solicitors, and proetoys iu the courts at the United States, and to district ·atto1fneys,`~exJ cept in cases otherwise expressly. provided by law. But nothling herein shallrbe construed ‘to prohibit attorneys, solicitors, sud pmctors from charging to and_receiving"fi·0m their clients, ether than the Government, such, reasonable compensation for their servic&, in ad`dition`t0 the taxable costs, as Ymay be in. msroraiance with general usage in their respective States, or may be agreed upon between thepnrties. (R. .S. § 823; May 28; HHS, c. 252,} 6, 29 Stat. 179; Feb. %, 1919, c.- 49, § 1, 40 Stet.  11S2;.Feb. 11, 1921, c. 46, 41'Statt. 1099.) I · v` ‘ 572. Attorneys, solicif9!‘S. and- pmctors.-——-9n at trial nerere a . jury, in civii or criminal causes or before referees, cron a dual hearing in eqnityor admiyalty, a docket fee of $20: _Prwidcd, e That in cases of adzniralty and maritime' jurisdiction, where the lihelant recovers less than $50, the docket fee of his pr0ct0i· shnllubé bUtN$1G. _" ·. · F. N  · · . In cases at law, when judgment is rendered withouta jury, ‘$lO. ·   ·   · t Y ‘ · » In cases at law, when the cause is discontinued, $5. _ For ecire. tacias, and other proceedings on recognizances, $5. ‘_ _’ Fer each dep0siticn’ taken and admitted I in evidence in a cause, $2.56.. (Rf S. .§ 824.) l. > . 6 · ' MARSHALS FEES _ ` $573. Marshal cf. Supreme Court of United States;——§—·The marsha} 01 the Supreme Count ot the*.UnitediStates shall be entitled te receive for theservice ofany warrant, attachment, snjmmona, _ capias, or other VWKUZ, ex<.·ept_..t-execution, yenlre, or a  summons, i or subptena for a vvimess, $1 for each person on Whom such service may be made. His tees torsall other seevicea shall l be the same as are allowed to other` marshals.; · but he- shall pay inte the Treaamyw of the United' States all tees received. by him, and render as tmc at; nnt thereof! at the close of each _ term to the Attorney Gent-eg; (B. S. 5 832.). A ·. .· 574. Marshals; fees can ernted.$·-The foliow1hg~£ees_an& no  other shall he taxed and allowed to marshals, except inweases otherwim expressIy_proyided* by law: For service of any gr- _ rant.; attachtnent, summons, capiaa, or. other, writ. except e  fu- tion, venire.,·ox· a summons or snbpmna for a witness, $2 tor t each person on whom service-is made. I ’ _ T _. ‘ Fen the keeping of personal property. attached on — mesne · process, such commnsation as thetconxt, on petition setting forth the facts under. oath, may allow. , . _ — A · y For serving venires and ·~ennimo»ning ~evety twelve men as g‘randg01·.petit_ jm·or§. $4. or 335 cents each. '
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robe AND JUDICIARY e r a § 574 For holding a court ofrinquiryjor other proceedings- before a jlnry, including the summoning of a jury; $5. i Q For serving a writ ot subpoena on a witness, 50 cents; and no further compensation shall be allowed for any copy, summons, or notice torn itneasf _ __ s. S Forfaerving ngiit of possession; partition, execution, or any dual process, the aamer mileage as is allowed for the service, of any- Stlierwrit, and for making the service, seizing or levy- ingeur property, advertisingennd disposing ot the Same by sale, set‘0H, or»0the1;>£*`;.;e accordingtq law receiving and paying over the money, Xthe mefees and poundage as are or shall be allowed for similar services to the aherms of the States, re~ spectiirely, in which the service is rendered. I G For each bail·b0nd, F50 centsc"""?  r  For summoning appraisers,`**h50 cents each. r t For executingia deed prepared bye party or his attorney, $1. · Fondrawing and executing a deed, $5. ‘ ;_. Q_ p W . ‘/ For copies, of writs or papers furnished at the request of anyt party,-c10 center; mug; l ·· · - · _  . s ‘ For everyproclamation in· adgnlralty, 30 cents. _ ‘ For serving an attachment inrém or a libel in admiralty,_$2, · For the necessary fexpeuses of rkaping boats, vessels, or, other property attached or libeled in admiralty, not exceeding $2.50aday._"— ». `_  _. 7 Q ‘ ‘ When the debt or claim in-admlralty is aettled by the parties without a sale of thelproperty, the marshal shall be entitled to a commiseionnot 1 r centuxu on the first §500 of the claim or decree, and one-hageot 1 per centuni one the excees of any som thereof over $500:.R1*ovid·cd, That, ewhen the value of the `property ais lessithan the claim, such commission shall be allowed only onthe appraised value thereob  ‘ r h 3 - For sale got vessels or other property nnder process in adrpt-ralty, or under the order ot a court ot `admiralty,/and for —receiving` and paying over the money; 2},5 per cehtunx. on any sum under $500, and. 11,3. per centum on the*excess of nnydraum over$500.*_~ ·_ » of G · _ - For disbursing moneys, 2 per centum. h     For expenses while employedin endeavorlng to arrest, under process; any person charged with or convicted of a crime, the i sum actually expended, not toerceed $2 a—day, in addition to  his compensation for service and. travel. $,”- t c For every commitment or discharge of n prisoner, 50. cents. For trgnsportiug criminals, 10 cents a_ mile for himself l for each prisoner and necemary guard; except in the, case pro- vided for in the next paragraph; U ‘ —, g A _, l 9For transporting criminals cmmezeo of a crime in any dis- el trict or_‘1`erritory_ where there is no penitentiary {available for l the connnement ot convicts ot the United Statw, to a prison in another district or`i'1‘erritory designated by the Attorney ‘ General, the reasonable actual expense of transimortation ot the criminals, the marshal; and the guards, and the necessary subsistence and hire. j ‘  E M J _ — t c l Tor attending mtamtnations l before- a tcommiasioner, and bringing ln, guarding, and returnlng prisonere charged with crime, and wltneaoeé, $2 8. day; and for each deputy not ex— ceedingotryo, necemarily attending, $2 a day. _  r ’ For travel, in going only, to server any process, warrant, mte1;me¤¤,t or other writ. including write of anbpmna in eivii or criminal casea, t6i cents a mile, to be computed from the F place where the process is returned to the place of service, or, whenmore than one ’ person is served therewith, to the piece of service which lie most remoteQ adding thereto the extra travel `which ia necessary to serve itton. the others. But when more than two write of any kind required to be served in behalf of the same party on the same person might be served atthe same time, the marshal shall be entitled to compensation for; trevelon only two otisuch write ;` and to· save unnecessary errpense, it shall be the )dn_t; of the clerk to susan the names