Commonwealth v. Baughman

Copeland, P. J.,

This is an exception which arises over certain expenses that were charged by the Commonwealth as costs. The exception filed is as follows: “And now, March 12, 1934, comes the defendant, Alice W. Baughman, by her attorney, P. K. Shaner, and appeals from the taxation of costs by Arthur E. Ewing, clerk, and assigns as error the following item: The clerk erred in taxing as costs in the ease the bill of William H. Humes, sheriff, in the amount of $114.50, for the expenses involved in the detention of the defendant, Alice W. Baughman.”

Alice W. Baughman was arrested and brought…