The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-26

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giyeto all parties proper statement Of
any charge against them, fall opportunity
Of being heard, but shall st the same time
dispatch the business Of the court with all
convenie Mt speed.
SIC. 86. AnJ final conviction or sentence
Of the police court, may be examined into
by the court Of common pleas, on certiora-
nwhich may be allowedbysuch court or
Judge thereof, for sufficient cause, and pro-
ceedings may be stayed on such terms as
may be deemed reasonable; such police
Judge or court, shall retu on eachsuch
ceriirorai, all matters Of record or On..fle
touching the proceedings, or transcript
thereof and any facts which may have
been noted by the Judge, or certified in
the nature OF bill OF exception at the
time of trial, which it shall be the duty of
the judge on request of the party to do;
and on such rturn, the court of common
pleas shall make such order as right and
justice may require, and may either dis
charge the party, or set aside the convic-
ton andorder another trial, or dismiss the
certiorari and order precedendo; but no
conviction or sentenence of any such Judge
shall be set aside or disregarded for the
want of and technical avement, that any
matter or thing is wi hin their jurisdiction
and in like manner, as is above provided,
may conviction for violation of an or
dinance before the mayor of any corpo-
ration, be examined and revised.
SEC. 81. That until the first Monday
in April, one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-three, and until a police Judge shall
be elected and qualified, the mayor of any
such city shall have all the powers and
jurisdiction which are by this act vested
IN the police judge, and shall hold the
police Judge, nd shall hold the police cour
in like manner, and with like jurisdiction
and powers as Is required of the police
Judge and shall be entitled to de-
mand and receive the same fees and
compensation as is in thisact, oras may be
provided by the city council, for the police
Judge orpol ce court.
SEC SO. All bylaws or ordinances,
and all resolutions or orders for the APP
preparation or payment ofmoney, shall re-
quire for theirpassage or adoption the con-
currence of a majority OF all the trustees
of any municipal corporations: all bylaws
and ordinances of general orpermanent
natu e, shall be fully and distinctly read
on three ditferentdays, unless three fourths
ofthe council of the municipal corporation
in which the same may be pending, shall
dispense with the rule no law or ordi-
nance shall contain more than one subject.
which shall be clearly expressed in its
tile: and no bylaw or ordinace, or section
thereof, shall be revived or amended,
unless the new bylaw or ordinance con-
tain the entire bylaw or ordinance, or
section revived oramended; tndthe by law
orordinance section or sections, so amended
sb all Der epealed. No trustee or member OF
any council, shall, during the term for
which he shall have been elected, or for
Que year thereafter, be appointed to any
municiple office, which shall be created
or the emoluments Of which shall have
! been increased, during the term for which
he shall have been elected; no such truS-
tees or member shall be appointed to any
municipal office, excepting the cases pro-
vided in this act, during the time for which
he may have been elected nor shall any
such trustee or member be interested, di-
rectIy or Indirectly, in the profits OF any
contractor job for work or services to be
| performed for the corporation. The emol-
uments Of no officer whose election or ap-
| pointment is required in this act, shall be
| increased or diminished during the term
for which he may have been elected or
/ appointed; nor shall any change Of COM
/ peusation affect any officer whose Office
/ Shall be created under the authority Of
this act; during his existing term, unless
the Office be abolished; aud no person who
shtll have resi- ign@ or vacated any Office,
shall be eligible " the same during the
/ period Of time foS which he was elected or
appointed to serve, where, during the
same time, the emoluments have been in
creased.
REVENUES AND DEBTSsOF NUM-
CIPAL CORPORATIONS.
SEC 80. That the council Of any muni-
cipal corporation, is hereby authorizrl
and required to cause to be certified to tAe
auditor Of the county, on or before these
cond Monday Of June, annually, the per-
centage by them leyied ON the real and
personal property in said corporation APP
praised and returned on the grand levy
aforesaid; and the said county auditor Is,
hereby authorized and directed to place.
the same on the duplicate of taxes forsaid
county, in the same manner as township,
taxes are now by law placed on said du.
plicate; which said taxes of such munich
pal corporation, shall be collected by the
county treasurer Of the county, and paid
into the treasury of such corporation, in,
the same manner, with the same power,
and restrictions, and under the same reg
ulations; and in all things as to the sale Of
real or personal property, he shall be au
thorized, and he is hereby required to act
according to the provisions and requisi-
tons Of the law for the collection of taxes
for State and county purposes.
SEC. 90. The amount which may be so,
certified, assessed and collected for spe-
cial road district, to defray the general and,
incidental expenses thereof, shall not ex-
cced two and half mills on the dollar, of
the amount subject to taxation; for an in
corporated village, to defray its general
and incidental expenses, three mills on the
dollar; for a city of the first class, to de-
fray its general and incidental expenses,
FIVE mills on the dollar. To the amount
authorized for general and incidental pur-
poses, there may be added, to create spe-
ninl fund.-, for y,,,rY,ococ coaoio liz Jae;..ao