For serving and levying executions, one (1) dollar. For taking replevin or other bond, one (1) dollar. For transporting prisoners, per mile, twenty-five (25) cents. For each mile actually traveled in all cases, twenty (20) cents. For attending at each jury trial occupying one-half (1⁄2) day, two (2) dollars. For each additional six (6) hours, one (1) dollar. For attending on each trial or examination, without a jury, one (1) dollar and fifty (50) cents. For commissions on money collected without sale, five (5) per cent. on all sums of one hundred (100) dollars or under. On all sums over one hundred (100) dollars, three (3) per cent. On all sums of money collected by sale, of sums of one hundred (100) dollars and under, eight (8) per cent., and on all sums over hundred (100) dollars, five (5) per cent. 1195. SEC. 35: FEES OF COUNTY JUDGE. The county judge shall receive the following fees for services performed by him: For appointing an executor, administrator, guardian, or trustee, ten (10) dollars, if contested; if not contested, five (5) dollars. For granting letters testamentary, or of administration, and affixing the seal thereto, three (3) dollars. Taking bond of executor, administrator or guardian, and approving the same, two (2) dollars. For administering oath to each executor, administrator or guardian, fifty (50) cents. Taking proof of will or codicil, two (2) dollars and fifty (50) cents. For recording any will, codicil or other paper, for each one [hundred] (100) words, twenty-five (25) cents. For examining each inventory, bill of sale or account current, filed by an executor or administrator, one (1) dollar. For entering the settlement of executors or administrators, twenty-five (25) cents, per folio of one hundred (100) words. For all copies of orders, papers and proceedings, twentyfive (25) cents per folio of one hundred (100) words. For each decree, limiting the time for exhibiting the claims of creditors, one (1) dollar. For each order of distribution three (3) dollars. For exemplified copies of records per folio, of one hundred (100) words, twenty-five (25) cents. Making order for publication, fifty (50) cents. Alowing appeal to district court, one (1) dollar and fifty (50) cents. Issuing each writ, summons or citation, one (1) dollar and fifty (50) cents. Administering oath and certificate thereof, forty (40) cents. Admistering oath to witness, twenty (20) cents. Issuing subpoena seventy-five (75) cents. Entering each order, decree or judgment not herein enumerated, seventy-five (75) cents. Filing any paper pertaining to any estate, fifteen (15) cents. Granting letters of guadianship or trusteeship, two (2) dollars. Taking and approving any bond not heretofore specified, one (1) dollar. Revoking letters testamentary of administration or guardianship, two (2) dollars. Administering oath to jury, thirty (30) cents. Taking acknowledgments of interests, seventy-five (75) cents. Issuing venire for jury seventy-five (75) cents. Allowing or disallowing demands against an estate, forty (40) cents. Entering order of continuance, fifty (50) cents. For each hearing on petition for partition of real estate, or sale of real eastate, three (3) dollars. Third class; tees of county commissioners. Third class; coroner's fees. Penalty for charging or receiving illegal toes. For making and entering each order for the sale of personal property, one (1) dollar. For making and entering each order or decree for the sale or partition of real estate, two (2) dolars and fifty (50) cents. For solemnizing marriages, three (3) dollars. For each trial or hearing of a cause instituted in the county court for each day occupied by him in hearing, or trial to be taxed as costs against the unsuccessful party, five (5) dollars. For hearing each contested claim against estates and entering decision in same, two (2) dollars. For each hearing on application to revoke letters testamentary, of administation, guardianship, conservatorship or trustee, to be taxed as costs against the losing party, two (2) dollars. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' FEES 1196. SEC. 36. The county commissioners shall be allowed five (5) dollars per day for each day spent in the performance of their duties as commissioners, and fifteen (15) cents per mile for the distance actually traveled in going to and returning from the place of meeting. vided, the sum recovered by each for their services and mileage shall not exceed, in any one (1) year, the sum of five hundred (500) dollars. 1197. SEC. 37. FEES FOR CORONER. Coroners shall be allowed five (5) dollars per day for each day actually engaged in making an inquest, and fifteen (15) cents per mile for each mile actually traveled in going to and returning from place of inquest, to be paid by the county. For all services performed in the place of the sheriff, the same fees as are allowed to the sheriff for his services. 1198. SEC. 38. If any person shall charge and collect any fee or sum of money for his official services greater in amount than the fee or sum provided in this act or by law, for such official services, he shall be liable to pay three times the amount of the whole fee or sum he shall so collect, to be recovered in an action in any court of competent jurisdiction, by any person of whom he shall have collected the same. 1199. SEC. 39. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent Repeal. with this act, are hereby repealed. Approved, March 24, 1877. CHAPTER XXXV. FENCES AND ENCLOSURES. [Revised Statutes, Chapter XXXII.] 1200. SECTION I. Where the lands of two persons join, other any Fences dividing build. fence already built, other party and both parties shall occupy the land, it shall be the duty lands; who shall of each party to build one-half of the line fence. 1201. SEC. 2. Where one party shall have already When division erected a fence upon any line between himself and party, and the other party wishes to occupy the land ad- upon occupancy joining, it shall be his duty to either build one-half of fence, or pay the party owning said fence one-half of its cash value. said to pay one-half its value. AN ACT CONCERNING FENCES AND ENCLOSURES IN THE STATE OF Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado: 1202. SECTION I. The following shall be a lawful fence in the state of Colorado: fence. Post and plank fences, four feet six inches high; made What shall conof sound posts not less than four inches in diameter, set stitute a lawful substantially in the ground, not more than eight feet apart, with three planks of one inch lumber, and eight inches wide, or four boards, six inches wide, not more than six inches apart, securely fastened with nails or otherwise; said planks not more than eight inches apart. All other fences made of rail, wire, poles or stone, or any other material which upon evidence shall be declared as strong and as well calculated to protect enclosures as the one first described, shall be considered a lawful fence. Recovery of damages by ises legally enclosed, in a suit for trespass." 1203. SEC. 2. Any person making and maintaining in owner of prem- good repair around his or her enclosure, any fence, such as described in section I of this act, may recover in a suit for trespass before the nearest court having competent jurisdiction, from the owner of any animal or animals, which break through any such fence, in full for all damages sustained on account of such trespass, together with costs of suit, and the animal or animals so trespassing, may taken and held for security for the payment of such damages nad costs, and no person or persons shall be allowed to recover damages for any injury to any crop, or grass, or garden products or other vegetable products, unless the same at the time of such trespass or injury, was enclosed by a legal and sufficient fence as before described. Partition fences. When one party may collect one from other party. 1204. SEC. 3. Partition fences shall be erected and kept in repair at the joint cost of the owners of the respective adjoining enclosures, provided said land is occupied, except as otherwise agreed by the parties. 1205. SEC. 4. If after due notice be given by either half cost of fence party and reasonable length of time has elapsed, the other party neglect or refuse to erect or cause to be erected the one-half of such fence, the party giving notice may proceed to erect or cause to be erected the entire partition fence, and collect by law one-half of the entire cost thereof, from the other party. Provided, the respective parties occupy the same for purposes requiring a fence. Maintaining and repairing partition fences. Removal of 1206. SEC. 5. The respective owners of adjoining enclosures shall keep up and maintain in good repair all partition fences between such enclosures in equal shares, so long as they shall continue to occupy and improve the saine. 1207. SEC. 6. When any person shall unwittingly or fences unwitting. by mistake erect a fence on the land of another, and when land of another. by a line legally determined, that fact shall be ascertained, ly erected on such person may enter upon such premises, and remove such fence at any time within one year after giving notice that such line has been run as aforesaid; provided, that when the fence to be removed forms any part of a fence enclosing a field of the other party having a crop thereon, such first person shall not remove such fence until such |