titled "An Act concerning Fees and Salaries, and to classify the several counties of the State with reference thereto," approved March 29, 1872, title as amended by an act approved March 28, 1874, be and hereby is amended to read as follows:

FEES OF JURORS IN COURTS OF RECORD.

44. [IN COURTS OF RECORD.] There shall be allowed and paid to grand and petit jurors, for their services in attending courts of record, including the county court, when sitting for or doing probate business, each the sum of one dollar and fifty cents per day of necessary attendance at such courts as such jurors, and also five cents per mile each way for necessary travel in going to and returning from the same, to be paid out of the county treasury; except that in cases for the trial of insane persons before the court, jurors shall only receive for their services as jurors for such trials, the sum of fifty cents each. The clerk of the court shall furnish to each of the jurors aforesaid, without fee whenever he shall be discharged from further service by the court, a certificate of the number of days attendance at the term, or of the number of days attendance at the trial of an insane person, as the case may be, and upon presentation thereof to the county treasurer, he shall pay to such juror, the sum as above provided for his said service. The jurors in courts of record, including county courts, when sitting for and doing probate business in counties of the third class, shall receive only for their services the sum of one dollar and fifty cents per day, and five cents per mile, actual travel going and coming to place of holding court, but no oftener than once coming and going to place of holding court, shall be considered in computing the mileage of jurors, during the term for which they shall be summoned to serve as jurors. APPROVED May 31st, 1879.

FEES OF CLERKS OF PROBATE COURTS IN COUNTIES OF THE THIRD CLASS. 81. Fees of clerk of probate court. 8 3. Repeal. 82. Payment in advance.

AN ACT to provide for fees of Clerks of Probate Courts_in_counties of the third class. Approved May 29, 1879. In force July 1, 1879. SECTION 1. [FEES OF CLERK OF PROBATE COURTS.] Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly, That the clerks of probate courts in counties of the third class, shall be entitled to receive the fees herein specified, for the services mentioned, and such other fees as may be provided by law for other services not herein designated.

For taking proof of last will and testament or codicil, when proved separately, and endorsing certificate of probate thereon, including all services relating thereto, seventy-five cents;

For entering order admitting to probate last will and testament or codicil, fifty cents;

For recording last will and testament or codicil, for every one hundred words, eight cents;

For filing petition and entering order for appointment of executor, administrator or guardian, fifty-five cents;

For taking bond of executor or administrator, and administering oath and recording bond, fifty-five cents;

For taking bond of guardian or conservator and recording same, fifty cents;

For issuing and sealing letters testamentary, letters of administration, appointment of guardian or conservator, and recording the same, seventy-five cents;

For entering order for appointment of appraisers and issuing warrant to appraisers, seventy cents;

For taking and filing renunciation of executor, or of right to administer five cents;

For certified copies, with seal of court, of letters testamentary, administration, guardianship, or conservatorship fifty cents;

For swearing to and filing affidavit of claim, twenty-five cents;

For filing and docketing each claim against estates and for entering order allowing or dismissing same, forty-five cents;

For filing and docketing each claim against estates and for entering order allowing or dismissing same, forty-five cents;

For filing and docketing each claim against estates filed after the regular term for adjustment of claims, where service of process is waived, including all services relating thereto, to be paid by the claimant, one dollar;

For filing and docketing each claim against estates, filed after the regular term for adjustment of claims, where service of process is not waived and for issuing, docketing and filing summons, including all services relating thereto, to be paid by the claimant, one dollar and fifty cents;

For entering order reinstating and redocketing claim, seventy-five cents;

For filing and docketing proof of notice and entering order for adjustment of claims sixty cents;

For filing and docketing assignment of claims or judgment, twentyfive cents;

For filing inventories appraisement bills sale bills, awards to widow or children, accounts of executors, administrators guardians and conservators and all other exhibits and writings, (except wills and codicils) each, five cents;

For entering order approving same, forty-five cents;

For recording same, for every one hundred words, eight cents;

For filing petition for appointment of conservator, and issuing, docketing and filing summons, eighty-five cents;

Entering order for venire, seventy-five cents;

Issuing and filing venire, fifty-five cents;

Swearing jury, fifty cents;

Recording verdict of jury and entering order of court on same, one dollar and fifty cents;

For entering order for appointment of conservator, fifty cents;

For notice of application of appointment of conservator and filing certificate of publication, thirty-five cents;

For entering order, docketing, filing and issuing citation, seventy-five cents;

For issuing and filing subpoena twenty-five cents;

For filing petition, issuing, docketing and filing summons on applicacation for sale of real estate, seventy-five cents;

For entering order appointing guardian ad litem, forty-five cents; For entering order, appointing attorney to defend estate against claim of administrator or executor, forty five cents;

For filing petition and entering order for dedimus potestatem, fortyfive cents;

For issuing dedimus potestatem, fifty cents;

For issuing, docketing and filing execution, fifty cents;

For entering order approving, filing and recording appeal bond, seventy-five cents;

For entering each judgment, order or decree exceeding five folios in length, for every one hundred words, eight cents;

For certified copies and exemplifications of records, files and settlements, for every one hundred words, eight cents;

For entering order of proof of heirship sixty cents;

For entering order, issuing and filing writ of attachment for contempt of court, one dollar;

For every certificate under seal of court, issued by clerk, except as herein otherwise provided, fifty-cents;

For entering all other orders of record, not otherwise herein provided, for each forty-five cents;

For entering final orders and decrees on discharge of executors, administrators, guardians or conservators and the sureties on their bonds on final settlements, including all services, relating thereto, two dollars and ten cents;

§ 2. [PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.] The clerk of probate courts shall be entitled in all cases to demand and receive the payment of all fees for services in advance, so far as the same can be ascertained.

§3. [REPEAL.] All acts or parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby repealed.

APPROVED May 29th, 1879.

AN ACT to protect brook trout. Approved May 29, 1879. In force July 1, 1879.

SECTION 1. [WHEN TROUT NOT TO BE TAKEN.] Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly, No person shall take by any device, contrivance, or means whatsoever, any "Brook Trout within any of the streams, lakes, or waters in this State, between the fifteenth day of July and the first day of April following, in each year; and no person shall, at any time, take brook trout with any net, seine, wire-basket, spear, grapple, trap or any device whatever, except hook and line, or set or use any such net or other device, except hook and line, to take brook trout in any of the streams, lakes or waters within this State; and every person or persons so offending against the provisions of this act, or who shall expose for sale, or shall have any brook trout in his possession or custody, taken by means of any net or other device, except hook and line, or which shall have been taken during the time when the taking thereof is prohibited by this act, shall be subject to a fine of not less than five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, or imprisonment in the county jail not less than five days nor more than thirty days.

$2. [COMPLAINT WARRANT.] Whenever complaint shall be made by filing an affidavit before any justice of the peace in any county in this State, that any person or persons have within such county violated the foregoing section of this act, the said justice of the peace shall inquire into the matter, and if satisfied from the affidavit of the person or persons making such complaint, or from any other testimony, that there is reasonable cause to justify the making of such complaint he shall issue his warrant, directed to the sheriff or any constable of such county authorizing and commanding him forthwith to arrest and bring before him, or in his absence, some other justice of the peace within such county, the person or persons alleged to have been guilty of violating the foregoing section.

Whenever any

§3. [PROCEEDINGS FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ACT.] person or persons shall be brought before any justice of the peace in the manner provided for in this act, for a violation of the preceding section of this act, it shall be the duty of the justice of the peace to hear and determine the complaint made against such person or persons as is otherwise provided by law in summary proceedings.

§ 4. [TRESPASSING UPON LANDS OF OTHERS.] Any person or persons trespassing upon the inclosed lands of another without the consent of the owner for the purpose of catching brook trout, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined in a sum not more than ten dollars and cost of proceedings, such fine and costs to be enforced in the same manner as in the preceding sections of this act.

§ 5. [DISPOSITION OF FINES.] All fines received under the provisions of this act shall be paid one-half to the informer, and the other half to the county school fund.

§ 6.

[EXCEPTIONS.] Nothing herein shall be construed to prevent any person from taking brook trout with a net at any time for spawning purposes. Provided, that nothing herein contained shall apply to fish raised and taken by a person within his own enclosure or pond.

APPROVED May 29th, 1879.

AN ACT entitled An Act to encourage the cultivation of Fishes within the State of Illinois. Approved and in force May 13, 1879. SECTION 1. [WHEN UNLAWFUL TO CATCH WITH SEINE NET ETC.] Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois represented in the General Assembly, That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to catch or kill any fish of the species commonly called, black, green, silver, or white bass, pike, pickerel, salmon, land lock salmon, jack salmon, croppy or grass bass, sun fish or sun perch, or other fish commonly known as game fish in as game fish in or upon any of the rivers, creeks, streams, ponds, lakes, sloughs, bayous or other water courses wholly within or running through the State of Illinois, with any seine, net, weir, or other device, other than with hook and line, from the fifteenth day of February to the fifteenth day of June, in each and every year.

§ 2. [UNLAWFUL TO CATCH OR KILL WITH CHEMICAL COMPOUND.] That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons at any time to catch or kill any fish in or upon any of the creeks, streams, ponds, lakes, sloughs, bayous, or other water courses within the jurisdiction of the State of Illinois, by the use of lime, acid or any medicinal or chemical compound or explosive.

3. [COMPLAINT WARRANT.] Whenever complaint shall be made to any justice of the peace in any county of this State, that any person or persons have within such county violated any of the foregoing sections of this act, the said justice of the peace shall enquire into the matter, and if satisfied from the affidavit of the person making such complaint or from any other testimony, that there is reasonable cause to justify the making of such complaint, he shall issue his warrant, directed to the sheriff or any constable of such county, authorizing and commanding him forthwith to arrest and bring before him or in his absence, some other justice of the peace within such