Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-06-17

ecutions pursued to final conviction, and
sentenced under his official care. in the
the court of common pleas, during the year
next preceding the time of making such
statement, naming the party or parties to
each, and the amount Of fine assessed by
the court in each case; and also the num-
Der of recognzance forfeited during the
same period, and the amount collected in
each case.
Sec. 2. That the clerk of the court of
common pleas in each county shall report
to the county commissioners at their June
session, annually, certified statement of
the amount Of fines assessed by the court
in criminal cases during the. year next pre-
ceding the time of making such statement,
and also the amount of fines collected dur.
ing the same period, naming the party or
parties to each case, together with state.
ment of the amount of funds paid by him,
pursuant to law, into the county treasury,
naming the source or sources from whence
such funds were derived; and he is also
hereby required TO pay over TO the county
treasurer, pursuant TO the third section Of
an act entitled can act for the disposition
of unclaimed COSTS" passed March l8,
1889, all unclaimed costs in his possession,
and include in the statement required as
above, statement Of the amount of such
costs so by him paid into the county treas
ury.
Sec. 8. That the sheriff Of each coun.
ty shall report to the county commission
ers at their June session, annually, Ger.
tilted statement of all fines and costs in
criminal prosecutions, collected by him
during the year next preceding the time
of making such statement, on exeeution or
otherwise, and the amount of fines and
costs so collected and paid over by him to
the clerk of the court of common pleas, OF
to the county treasurer.
Sec. 4. That the treasurer of each
county, shall, al the time of making his
annual settlement with the county COM
missoners, furnish certified statement Of
all moneys received by him during the
year next preceding the time Of making
such statement, designating the several
sources and the amount from each.
Sec. 5. The county commissioners are
directed to examine and compare the sew
eral statements rendered as above. and
take measures to rectify the same, should
any errors or discrepancies be discovered;
and after such examination, the county
auditor shall record the several statements
in book kept specially for that purpose.
Sec. 6. That if any officer named in
the first, third and fourth sections of this
act, shall fail or neglect to perform any of
the duties required by this act at the time
and in the manner specified, every officer
so failing shall be liable to, and pay a fine
Of not less than fifty, nor more than one
hundred dollars, which fine shall be col.
lected by the county commissioners by a
suit against the officer so failing or his
suretles, before any justice Of the peace
within the county, in an action Of debt in
the name of the county, and upon the
judgment rendered in the case, no stay of
execution shall be allowed.
Sec. I. Should the clerk Of the court
Of common pleas neglect TO pay over to
the county treasurer the moneys required
by the second section of this act, and also
all unclaimed costs in his possession us re-
qulred by the third section of the act of
March 1e, 1889, he or his sureties shall be
liable to, and shall pay fine of not less
than three nor more than FIVE hundred dol
lars, which shall be collected by the coun-
ty commissioners in an action of debt in
the name Of the county, against such clerk
or his sureties, before the court of common
pleas.
| BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
| t... Speaker of the House of Reps.
| II ~ d @
| Speaker of the Senate.
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