The general laws of the State of California, from 1850 to 1864, inclusive; being a compilation of all acts of a general nature now in force, with full ... and statutory constructions of the Supreme C

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1865 Excerpt: ...The. section, as amended in 1856, was again amended by act The original section wu amended by act approved March 22, approved April 7, 1S57, 181, and then read like the text, with tbo!.'«. 60. so us to read like the above amendment, with the ex-exception that "Solano" County was included in the proviso; cepUon that It did nut contain tho proviso. This act of ISM con-and the words "from ami after the passage of this act," were tu Of district attorney. Proviso. 2280. Ait Act amendatory of the aboye section, as it originally stood, approved March, Of attorney 22, 1856, 50, contained the following additional provision, in a second section: The same fees shall be allowed and paid in the same manner where the offense may be prosecuted by any other attorney under the direction of the court, or by the request of the district attorney. An Act amendatory of the act of March 22, 1856, approved April 7, 1857, 181, contained a second section with the following provision: Nothing in this act shall be held or construed to apply to the City ami Countj' of San Francisco. 2281. Sec. 693. The fees allowed to justices of the peace, and other officers having the jurisdiction and authority of justices of the peace, clerks, peace-officers, and district attorneys, shall, when the defendant is convicted, be considered and recovered against him as costs in the suit, and be collected in like manner as costs in civil cases. 2282. Sec. 094. The fees allowed a sheriff for summoning jurors, jurors' fees, and when county the fees allowed magistrates, peace-officers, and clerks, in cases where the defendant c """' is acquitted, or where being convicted he is unable to pay the costs, shall be county,. charges, and shall be audited and paid in like man...