Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Section 786
SEC. 786. Clerk of the Supreme Court. — For filing bill of exceptions or an appeal, entering appearance of all the parties, entering all orders of the court in the action or proceeding, filing and docketing all motions, docketing of case on all proper dockets, and indexing the same, entering the final judgment or decree, recording the final judgment or decree and certificate of judgment or decree to the lower court, taxing the costs, administering all necessary oaths or affirmations in the action or proceeding, recording the opinion of the court, issuing all necessary process in the action or proceeding not herein otherwise provided for, for each action or special proceeding, twelve dollars; but if the record of the decree or judgment or the opinion of the court contains more than three hundred and fifty words, then an additional fee shall be charged of five cents for each additional one hundred words in the record. For furnishing transcripts of record or copies of any record, decree, judgment, or entry of which any person is entitled to demand and receive a copy, for each one hundred words, five cents. For each certificate not on process, twenty-five cents. For every search for anything above a year's standing and reading the same, twenty-five cents. For a commission on all money coming into his hands by law or order of the court and caring for the same, one-half of one per cent on all sums not exceeding one thousand dollars, and one-quarter of one per cent upon all sums in excess of one thousand dollars, and one-eighth of one per cent on all sums in excess of ten thousand dollars. For any other services as clerk not provided for in this section, if such there be, such sum as the judges of the Supreme Court shall fix by general rules.