Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

the conduct and character Of such boy or
girl, as exhibited in said institution, which
statement shall be prepared and signed by
the superintendent OF the institution; and il
shall be The duty Of the sheriff TO receive
such boy or girl into his custody, and 10 file
said statement in the Office Of the clerk Of
the cour! Of common pleas, or in the Office
oil the Clerk of The court in which he or she
shall have been tried, and 10 notify The pros.
eculing attorney o. the county thereof; and
lhereupon, the prosecuting attorney shall
cause such boy or girl to be brought before
The court of common pleas, or before The
court which he or she may have been tried
10 receive the sentence which the court shall
deem just, according TO The law, for the of.
fence Of which he or she shall have been
convicted, as aforesaid.
SEC. 81. That when any inmate of said
institution shall have been apprenliced, and
shall prove unlrus.worhy and unrelormed,
ne or she shall be recommitted 10 The SAID
institution, TO be held in The same manner as
before said apprenticeship.
Sec. 90. The city council shall have
power TO erect, establish and maintain CITY
prison, which shall be in the keeping of the
ci!y marshal, under such rules and reguIa-
lions as the city council shall prescripe.-
The city council Of such city shall provide
one or more watch or station houses; they
shall also provide suitable rooms for The
holding Of the police court; they shall pro-
vide by ordinance for The election by The
qualified voters Of the city, or for the ap.
Pointmenl by The police Judge, of clerk for
such police court and for The selection, sum.
moniug or empannelng its juries and for all
such matters touching said court, as may
lend 10 lis efficacy and dispatch Of business.
No clerk ofsad court shall be in any man
ner concerned counsel, or agent, in lhe
prosecution or defence of any person before
such court. 1t shall be The duty of the civ
marshal, by himself or deputy, 10 attend the
siuings Of the police courl, 10 execute It's or.
ders and process, and preserve order.
Sec, 80. The police judge shall have, in
al criminal cases, the powers and jurisdic.
ZION that are. or may be oy law, vested N the
Justices Of The peace Of The county, in ali re-.
spects whatsoever; he shal also have like
power 10 lake he acknowledgment, of deeds
and other writings; he sha have jurisdiction
OF ali violations Of The ordinances of The
cny, and Of all cases of petit larceny, and
other inferior offences. which do no, require
an indictment, or presentmem Of a grand
jury, with power 10 hear and determine lhe
same, where a jury is moi demanded in cases
where ii may be properly claimed; the police
judge of any such city, shall have power to
hold a court, to be styled 1.-The Police
Court" Evey such police court shall be
: deemed cour! of record, shal have seal
10 be provided by the city council, with The
name Of The state IN The centre, and The style
Of The cour around the margin, and shaI
have like jurisdiction as a court, as is ol
, may be vested in the judge holding the same;
and shall also have full jurisdiction and
! power 10 hear and determine ali cases OF vi.
olalions of The ordinances Of The city, which
: shall be prosecuted in ,he name, or in behalf
of The city; and all cases of peli, srceuy
and o,her Infer or offences OF every descrip.
Iion, committed within the limits of The city.
: or within one milo thereof. and which lhe
! constitution or some law OF The state, does
not require 10 be prosecuted by indiclmen
. or -Presen,msnt of grand jury, and prose
culions Tor such offences, shall be brough
and conducted in The name of the sla,e; and
for The proper exercise Of such jurisdiction
T such police court shall have, in respeci TO the
+ issuing of process, ,he preserving order, anc
d Furnishing conlemp,s, lha administering oath
i the sumoning and empanneIng of juries, o
Otherwise, all The powers incdoh. 10 cour
\ OF common pleas, in the hearing and deler
y mining Of like cases.
SEC. 90. The police Judge holding III,
police coun. shall be entitled to receive, il
i all criminal cases prosecuted in behalf o. ,ht
state, The same fees, 10 be COLLECTED in like
manner, as is or may be provided by law
, as to justices of tho peace, or judges of lht
+ probate court, in like cases; and 10 case.
S prosecuted on behalf Of The city, such fees
not exceeding fees for services Of ,he lik,
nature in state prosecutions, as The counci
may by ordinance prescribe; aud shall ais,
receive such further salary or compensation
as The CITY council in like manner NAV pre-
, scribe.
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be open for the dispatch Of rbusiness, but ma,
adjourn from day 10 day, OF from time tc
time; and ihe mode in which cases shall be
regulated by The ordinance of The city coun.
Gil, or a rule Of The courl; The jurors in sald
court, shall have the qualifications Of jurors
in The court Of common pleas; the police
Judge shall adopt such rules Of practice and
proceeding as will give 10 all parties prop.
r er statement Of any charge against them
full opportunity Of being heard, but shall a
The same time dispatch The business of The
court with all convenient speed.
SEC. So. Any final conviction or sen
'ence Of The police court, may be examined
into by The coun Of common pleas, on Ger
liorari, which may be allowed by such cour
or Judge thereof, for sufficient cause, anc
: proceedings may be stayed on such terms a:
may be deemed reasonable, and police judge
or court, shall return on such cerliorari, al
matters Of record or on file touching The pro
, ceedings. or a transcript thereof, and any
facts which may have been noted by the
7 Judge, or certified in the nature of bill o
exceptions al The time of trial, which il
I shall be The duty of The judge on request oil
The party 10 do; and on such relnrn, the
coun Of common pleas shall make such or.
der as right and justice may require, and
may either discharge The party, or sci aside