CERTAIN OFFICERS OF COURTS. ]()7 Sec. 911. For the service of a . , - - ..,.1..., 0.- ass. ms, (..0.,.. .,..°.Z{‘.¥§..`.§', ‘.?§‘,I§E;,,°f,§“$.“;?,2.‘.E;..€L"I,‘F“§.’ii$1 ~·?»?‘? ‘“ puma for a witness,) the marshal shall be allowed one dollar and no 27 J"“°· 186* °· l110Fé, foI‘ each p€I‘S0l1 on whom such service may be made, [5,,,% |0Q8_] gg? °' 4* v‘ 13* P' United States .M D ald, 1 C h, C. C. · - 'E SEC 910 Th C., 9-2$x;lBi-en:]?}. of thd?e(ace, 1 C1·Zgch£;x(;?i§:?8` Thom ’1 0mm]' C` _ ... emar a or isde ut'es te . E ti s ‘s- tions issued by justices ot_the peacg: fdr smudl?d(eht(s?ou?lo(t1<g§d1§t,ewl1cei1 :E°‘?i";1j‘;’l:‘i“; °f the same are put into their hands for that purpose and for executing j-- or levying such executions are entitled to the samehommission and no I M’“‘·» lm, °· more, as allowed to constables in such cases. [ssa 9 1040.] , 24** 1°•"·3·P‘"5‘ ...;i°.;.°:itQQ.is:°:£: €2?2t‘ ;*21:.;.:;°.si:*w::··°P:i ··*·:·:2.i·***·*¤· *:*3:: _ _ s I1 r vir ue - ° ‘ ceding section, and shall fail or omit to pay the samse to the (plaintifgrtgr m:,? §°°”’ M'; his agent, when thereto demanded, or shall omit or fail to return any execution within the time limited for such return, it shall be lawful for Ibm the supreme court of the District, on motion made, nve days previous notice being given to the marshal, to enter up judgment, instanter against him for the amount so received, with interest and costs. ’ paiitnzlgi 2§g<§_cI;13!k;8él;_(1;lL;t;ra'll givil CHSCB, may demand and recleivle mPre]payn}ent of 0 S n an rocess, exce` ‘ M8 ¤ ’¤ ~·=¤¤· the United States may be a party, orsblti iieri faciasfoiirwhieitdsthlewwhzrt 17 Jim, 1870, 6. 01'c3E1y’f]11St1t;9 thereof may Order suit to be instituted without prepay- 1;;, s. 21, v. 16, p. m n o cos . CLERK OF THE SUPREME cormr. Sec. 915. The supreme court shall have power to appoint a clerk, Av1>¤i¤#m¤¤¢» who shall take the oath, and give a bond with sureties, in the manner °f‘“; ““d b°“d °f prescribed by law for clerks of district courts of the United States. °l°LL [ 11. s. 11. s.,5w4-mo.1 3 Mar., 1863, o. 9 ,s. , . , . . Foster ou. Hanson, 1 Cranch, C. C., 12; Patons va. Leo, 2 CrunihT(§?Cl; Sec. 916. Any of the duties of the clerk may be performed, in his Assistant clerks. name, by any of the assistant clerks in his office; and such assistants may sign rigs triame of the clerk to any process, certilicate, or other official 115, ,,_ 2, ’v_ 16; PQ act requi y law or by the practice of the court to be performed by 146. the clerk, and may authenticate said signature by auixing the seal of the court tfiereto, when the impress of the seal is necessary to its authenication. n such cases the signature shall be "—- -—-— Clerk by -— —-, Assistant cisrw ’ ’ ’ Sec. 917. At the commencement of every suit in the supreme court Piaintiiftomsko of the District, the plaintiff shall deposit at least eight dollars with the d¤P<>¤¤* with <=}¤¤k· clerk, to be appropriated toward thecosts of the suit; and if the plaintid I6? J¤:;¤¤» 1*£4» <=- recover against the defendant a judgment with lcosts, aug the costs do 196j “‘ * v' * "‘ not amount to eight dollars the overplus sha 1 be pai back to the E u Lee, 4 plaintid by uio sim.omZcEfb. o., im. Sec. 918. Suits may he prosecuted by poor persons upon the order of Pooi·_ persons not the court, or of one of the justices, without making the deposit pre· :,*;*;*339 *° m¤k° scribed by the preceding section. ;.._.. ibid. Sec. 919. The clerk shall fumish copies of all entries in any docket of _Copies from jusjustices of the peace in his custody, to persons applying therefor who ***8 d°°k°*·’· may be entitled to receive them. 241 1gar.,3162%4:. ,8. , V. ,p. . Sec. 920. Such copies shall be furnished in the same manner and How ¤¤¤d¤· shall have the same effect, as if made by the justices of the peace. my Sec. 921. All costs and fees for services rendered by the clerk, and Fees from Erichargeable to others than the United States, shall be payable immedi- V¤·¤¤ £f“tl°¤» W ¤¤ ately after the services are performed, and shall be collected by such I_{j'i’Lj_°;______ rules and regulations, not incompatible with law, asmay be prescribed 16 Aug., 16.66, o. by the court, but shall in no case be paid by the United States. 124»¤·<w· 11.1>·50·
