Gillum v. Stewart
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Texas
On Motion to Retax Clerk’s Costs.
1Opinion of the Court
MEEK, District Judge.
The plaintiff, in his motion, complains of the taxation of the clerk’s costs in the above-styled cause. The objections urged to the taxation of the clerk’s costs will be noted separately.
The plaintiff first complains that there were 18 defendants named in plaintiff’s petition, all alleged to reside in Parker county, Tex., and that the clerk issued 18 original citations and 18 copies,—an original and a copy for each of the defendants,—when he should have issued but i original citation and 18 copies, and that for each of said original citations the clerk has charged $i,…
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