Board of Commissioners v. Pollard

By the order of the Howard Circuit Court, one Forgey, who was the plaintiff in a civil action pending m that court, was admitted to prosecute the same as a poor person, agreeably to the provisions of §260 R. S. 1881 and Horner 1897, §261 Burns 1894. The appellee, an attorney of that court, was assigned him to prosecute the suit. The appointment was accepted, and such professional services as were necessary in the action were performed by appellee. Afterwards, the court by its further order, allowed the appellee the sum of $100 as compensation for his services. A certified copy of this order…