Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-11

"Reminiscences or gUardian, to sign the same
and such written examination shall be filed
with the papers in the case.
Sec. Is. That in the exercise Of all the du.
ties and Jurisdiction imposed and conferred
upon judges Of probate, they shall be governed
| BY the laws now in force upon the subjects re-
spectively to which they relate, until otherwise
provided BY law.
Sec. Is. That the final judgments, orders OF
DEGREES Of the court Of probate of any county
in this State. may be reviewed, reversed OF
affirmed, in the court Of common pleas of such
county, by appeal or certiorsri; and in case Of
appeal, the party appealing shall give bond and
security to the satisfaction Of such Judge oi
probate, conditioned for the payment Of all
costs that may accrue in consequence OF such
appeal, in case such order, judgment or decree
shall be affirmed; but no such appeal shall be al
lowed unless ii shall be perfected within thirty
days from the date Of such judgment, order or
decreei Provided, no bond for appeal shall be
required when the appeal is taken by an ex-
ecutor. administrator or guardian who has given
bond as required by law, or by minors, idiots or
lunaties; and is cases of eertiorari, the party
applying for the same, shall give bond in such
manner as is now provided by law.
Sec. Ia. Before any probate judge shall enter
upon the discharge Of the duties OF his Office. he
shall take an oath or affirmation 70 support tn
constitution Of the United States, the eonsti-
tuition of the State Of Ohio, and that ne viii
faithfully, diligently and imparfia1ly discharge
the duties Of probate judge to the best of his
skin and ability; and shall also give bond with
sufficient security, to be approved by the board
Of county commissioners Of the proper county.
or in the absence of any two Of said commits
sioners from the county when said bond is 10 De
executed. by the auditor and recorder Of the
proper county of the State Of Ohio, in any sum
not less than FIVE thousand dollars, conditioned
that he will truly and faithfully pay over all
moneys that may by him be seceived in his
official capacity, aud that he win epter and re-
cord all the orders, DEGREES. jocigments and
proceedings Of Sid court, and faithfuily and
impartially discharge and perform al the du-
ties Of his said Office; which bond. wits its oath
or Affirmation endorsed upon the same, shall
be lodged with the county treasurer.
Sec. Is. The several clerks of the courts of
common pleas of this State. are hereby required
to transfer to the probate court of their re-
spective counties, all records. files papers and
proceedings aDpertainingtp to the exclusive juris-
diction Of said courts Of probate, so far as the
same are capable Of being separated from the |
proper journals and records of the courts of
tify full transcripts Of any journal entries re-
atIng TO probate matters which may be pending !
in said courts, on request Of any probate Judge |
" person interested, together with a copy of
The general laws Of the State.
Sec. 10. That the several Judges of probate,
in their capacity as clerks, shall be entitled 10 /
lax and receive such fees as are now precribed 1
in the fee bill regulating the taxation of costs
in the courts OF common pleas, so far as per- !
fains to matters within the jurisdiction OF
probate courts
Sec 20. The county commissioners of each
'ounty in this State shall provide suitable
'fice Offices for the accommodation of the
'rubatn judge of the county, and shall furnish
u stationery, and such other things as may be
ecessary for the prompt discharge of the du-
les Of said judge.
Sec. 81 That the one hundred and sixty
fth and the one hundred and sIxty-sixth sec
ions Of the act entitled an act to provide for
he settlement of the estates of deceased per-
'ns, passed March %. 1910, be, and the same
re hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
W. MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
February 25. 1852