It shall be the duty of the county surveyor to whom such special list shall have been sent as aforesaid,¹ to make a written report in duplicate, within three months, to the surveyor general,² filing a copy of the same in the prothonotary's office of each county, setting forth the names of warrantees, dates of warrants, location of tracts, and the names and residence of the owners, agents or occupiers of the unpatented tracts or parts of tracts, upon whom he has served the notices as aforesaid,³ together with the manner of service; and for serving such notices on all the owners, agents or occupiers of an original unpatented tract, or remaining part of an original unpatented tract, he shall be entitled to a fee of five dollars, to be paid out of the State Treasury, on warrants drawn by the Auditor General, upon the certificate of the surveyor general.