The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-16

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license. to impose surh reasonable term
and restrictions in relation 10 the keepin
of such ferries, and the tim, m,nner an,
ra'es oe ,he carriage and transportation q
parsons or property, as he city counci
may prescribe; and the city c.mnciI sllal
have power Ia provide for the revocation
Of any such license, and Cor the punish
men,. BY proper foes and penalties, O
the violsiiu" Of any ordinance prohihiiin,
unlicensed ferries, or regulating ,hos
established and licensed. rre
Sec. 66. The city shnll have powe
To provide that when fine shall he i'm
posed Tor the violation of the ordinance
Of ,he city, or any Of them, and the sam,
is not paid, the party convicted shall. b.
order of the mayor or U'her proper su
ihori'y. or m process Issued FIR the pur
pose, he committed until such fne ane
The COSTS Of prosecuiinn shall be paid, ol
the party discharged by due course a
law; thew shall also have power to pro.
vide that any person convicted 0s re-.
pea'ed and wilful violation of any ordi
nance. who slml' iefiise ct netlec, to pay
the fine imposed, aud lhe cos, Of prose
cniioD, shall by like order of process. Se
imprisoned and KEEP in confinement, for
any term not exceeding ihirIv days; the,
shall have pnwer 10 provide illa, all
migrants, common street beggars, com
mon prosii'n'es, and persons disturbing
the peace Of The city, shall mi conviction
thereof. be punished by imprisonment.
not exceeding thirty days; any city shall
b" allowed fnr the purpose Of inprison.
menf authorized under this act, the use
nf The jill Of the proper county; and all
perspus 40 imprisoned shall be under the
charge of the sheriff Of the county, who
shall receive and dischalge such persons,
in snch manner as shall be prescribed hy
the ordinances nf the city, or otherwise,
by due course of law.
S.c. 81. ANY member Of the city
council NAV BIZ "xpelled or removed from
'ffic", by concurrent vote of lwo.;hirds
u all the trustees elected to the ciiy
conncil, but not a secnnd time for the
same cause; any officers appnin led by
The city council NAV be rcmoved frnm
office bp concurrent vote of a maio'iiy
T the whole number nf trustees elected
TO the city conncil; any oficer elected
by The vo'ers Of the city, or Of any waul
or district, may be removed from office
hy a c0ncurren, vote of iwo-ihitds ot all
'hs ,rus,ees elected to the CITY coIrcil,
and prnvisinn he made, by ordinance, as
Ia the made in wiI'ch cfiarges shall BE-
preferred, and a hesring shall be had; in
I'll cases of vacancies in the CITY council.
'hev shall he filed bv special election;
and in case any "ffice Of an elective
officer, exc pt trustees Of the wards, shall
become vacant, before the expiration Of.
'he regular term thereof, The vacancy
slall he fled BY the city council. unIl
successor is elected aud qualified; and
.nch successor shall be elected for the
mn xpired term, at the fir.t annual elec
ion ,lidt otcuts afier the vacancy shall
have happened.
tF cI1iEs n THE SECOND CLASS.
Sec. 6S The mayor OF cities of ihr
second class; shall have. within the
limits Of The same. all the ji'isd c,i"n
nd powers ora justice of the peace, in
all matters civil or crimin,', arising un.i
hpy The laws Of this State, ,oa;l in,en's
and purposes whatever; and for crimes
and ofl"uces. his jurisdiction shall be CO.
extensive with the COUNTY; he shall give
pond and securi'v as is r. qnired Of jusii-
res Of the peace, 10 be approved by the
city council; he shall have exclusive jnris-
dic'ion Of all prosecutions FOR viola lion o.
the o:lin'nces "fihe CITY; he may award
and issue any process or wrIs that may
be necessary 10 enforce the administration
of riph, and justice ,hronphou, the city.
and fr the lawful exercise of his j,Irisdic
tion, according To the usages aud princi-
nIe.s Of law; aud he shall, in the discharge
nf the duties Of justice Of the peace.
receive the fees and compensation allow
I'd hy IA" ia such cases.
Sc. 50. The qu 'l,fied vatevs Of The
second class, shall elect city marshsl
who shall hold his office for ono yeat;
= city treasurer, who shall hold his Office
fm HEe wear; and city solicitor, who
shall hold his cffice Tor two years, each Of
said officers sh-ll continue in "ffice until
his successor is elected and qualified,
and shall have such powers, and perform
such duties, as ara prescribed in this act.
"r as may be prescribed by any ordinance
Of the city not incosistent Herewith.
Sec. 10. The marshal of ciiies Of the
second class, shall execute and return all
wr;'s and process To him directed by thr
mayor; and in criminal cases, or cases o.
a violation ofa city ordinance, he may
serve the same in any part ofthe conniy:
il shall he his dn,vto suppress NIL riots.
and breaches Of the peace,
10 oapprehend all ldsorderly persons in the
ri,y. and to pursue and arrest sny person
eing from justice in any part Of tn
State; 10 apprehend anv pe,snn in the ar
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