The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-30
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

FOBLlSHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. ISL AN ACT
To provide for the organization of Cities
! and incorporated Villages.
CONCLUDED. r
\ SEC. 86. Any final conviction or sen
tenoe OF the police court, may be exam.
ined into by the court of common pleas,
on certiorari, which may be allowed by
such court or judge thereof, for suficien,
cause, and proceedings may be stayed on
such terms as may be deemed reasonable;
such police Judge or court, shall return on
such certiorari, all matters OF record or on
file touching the proceedings, or tran
script thereof, and any facts which may
have been noted by the Judge, or certified
in the nature of bill of exceptions at the
time of trial, which it shall be the duty OF
the Judge on request Of the party TO do;
and on such return, 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 conyic.
ton and order another trial, or dismiss the
certiorari and order precedendo; but no
conviction or sentence Of any such Judge
shall be set aside or disregarded for the
want of any technical averment, that any
matter or thing is within their Jurisdiction;
and in like manner, as is above provided,
may conviction for violation of an or
dinance before the mayor OF any corpora
ton, be examined and revised.
Sec. 81. That until the first Monday
in April, one thousand eight hundred and
ffy-three, and until 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 po.
lice court in like manner. and with like
jurisdiction and powers, as is required of
the police Judge, and shall be entitled to
demand and receive the same fees and
compensation as is in this act, or as may
be provided by the city council, for the po-
lice Judge or police court.
Sec. 88. All bylaws or ordinances.
and all resolutions or orders Tor the appro-
priation or payment of money, shall re-
quire for their passage or adoption the
concurrence of majority of all the truss
tees of any municipal corporations; all by
laws and ordinances of general or per-
manent ature, shall be fully and distinctly
read on three different days, unless three
fourths of the. council of the municipal
corporation in which the same may be
pending, shall dispense with the rule; no
bylaw or ordinance shall contain more
than one subject, which shall be clearly
expressed in its title; and no bylaw or
ordinance, or section thereof, shall be re-
vived or amended, unless the new bylaw
or ordinance contain the entire bylaw or
ordinance, or section, revived or amended;
and the bylaw or ordinance, section or
sections. so amended, shall be repealed.
No trustee or member of any council,
shall, during the term for which he shall
have been elected. or for one year there
after, be appointed to any municipal Office,
which shall be created, or the emoluments
ofwhich shall have been increased, during
the term for which he shall have been eec-
ted; no such trustees or member shall be
appointed to any municipal Office, except
in the cases provided in this act, during
the time for which he may have been cleo
ted, nor shall any such trustee or member
be interested, directly or indirectly. in the
profits of any contract or job, for work or
services to be performed for the corpora
ton. The emoluments ofno officer whose
election or appointment 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 compensation affect any officer
whose office shall be created under the
authority Of this act, during his existing
term, unless the office be abolished; and
no person who shall have resigned or va
Gated any Office. shall be eligible to the
same during the period Of time for which
he was elected or appointed to serve,
where, during the same time, the emolu-
ments have been increased.
REVENUES AND DEBTS OF MUNICIPAL COR
PoRATIoNs
SEC. SO. That the council Of any mu-
nicipal corporation, is hereby authorized
and required TO cause to be certified to the
auditor Of the county, on or before the se-
cond Monday Of June, annually, the per
centage by them levied on the real and
personal property 10 said corporation,
appraised-and returned on the grand levy
aforesaid, and the said county auditor is