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In this case, which was a question of the taxation of costs, SHIPMAN, District Judge, with the concurrence of Mr. Justice NELSON, held, that traveling fees to a witness were allowable only to the extent a subpoena would run; that is, for any distance within the district, but for not exceeding 100 miles from the place of trial, unless the distance was wholly within the district.
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