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

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Puisrd and returned as afofsSsid, which
snail be paid into said hrasury, srd be
spplie1. By oIier Of the city ceuncil. to.
ward the exiinguishneni Of said bonds
and funded debt, and tono other purpose
whatever.
Skc. g. Zhsi forthe purpose ofpaving
the interest On The public debt Of any mu-
nieipsl corporation. the souneil thereof
shali hsve power, and Il is hereby made
their dnty. TO levy and collect, annually,
on The properly appraised and returned
a. aforesaid. a Im not exceeding two
mills on The dollar. sufficient TO pay and
satisfy the whole Of such interest, Ms the
,arse HccruPs. which sum, when so paid
into The treasury, shall be and remain a
sTec.Ge fund for that purpose only, and
snail not be appropriated or used in any
other wsv.
SEC s3 That il shall be the duty of
the treasurer Of the county, to paw over
to the treasurer Of any municipal corpora
lion. all moneys received by him, arising
from taxes ievied, belonging to such mu-
nicipal corporation, en or before the first
day Of January in eacn year: and such
moneys as said county treasurer nav re-
ceceive after that time, for delinquent tax
es, belonging TO such corporation, heshall
pay over to the treasurer thereof, as he
receives them, and any MONEYS heretofore
collected, and now held BIZ the treasurer
Of any county, for any special fund here
inbefore provided, shall be paid into the
treasury Of the MUNICIPAL corporation here
BY authorized to levy tax for such sTe-
cisl fund.
SEC. "a. Inauy municipal corporation,
where the power exists 10 impose taxes
on lots when plated ard recorded, the
corporation shall also have power 70 impose
taxes upon parcels of land laid OH into
lots, and sold or leased hy metcs and
bounds or other description, though the
same shall not hay been plated and re-
corded.
SEC. 95. That the council Of any mu-
nicipal corporation shall have power,
whenever in their opinion the interests
OF the corporation require it, 10 levy and
collect a tax on dogs, and other domestic
animals not included in the list Of taxable
property for state and county purposes,
which said tax shall be collected by the
collector OF such corporation, and be paid
into the treasury thereof
SEC. SO, The council OF any incorpo-
rated village or city may license all exhi-
bitors of shows and performances Of every
kind not otherwise prohibited by law; all
hawkers and pedderS; all auclioneers Of
horses or other animals, in The Highways
or public grounds Of the corporation; all
vendors of gunpowder; ali taverns and
houses Of public entertainment; all huck-
sters IN the public streets or markets; and
in granting such license, may exact and
receive such sum or sums OF money as
The council shall think tit and cxpedient.
ANY such council NAV also REQUIRE the
owners ofaIl vehicles, of every description,
used for the carriage or TRANSPORTATION Of
persons or property, for hire in the corpora
ton, all undertakers or owners of hearses,
to take ont license; but the owaor of any
such vehicle may be made liable for the
breach ofany ordinance regulating the
conduct Of the drivers thereof
Sec. 81. Loans may be made by mu-
riCipal corporations, in anticipation of
the revenues Of the current fiscal year,
and payable within such year; bu. the az
gregate amount OF such loans, in any one
fiscal year, shall not otexceed, in case OF :
fpecial road district, one thousand dollars,
"t an Incorporated ,ilIiage, five thousand
collars, OF city of the second class, fifty
thousand dollars, of city ofthe first class,
one HUNDRED thousand dollars,
SEC. 98. That the council Of any mu.
HicipaI corporation. shall not authorize any
loan. or appropriation not predicated on
the revenues Of the corporation for the
current fiscal year. and Shall not author
lze any order or appropriation OF money,
whea there is not in the city treasury mon
"y unappropria;ed, sufficient TO pay such
appropriation; and any appropriation 9th =
tr wise made or authorized, shall be held
md deemed utterly void, and Of no effect
AZ against said corporation.
CF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICA.
TIoNS OF OFFICERS,
SEC. 20. The first Monday in Apri
shall be the regular annual period for the
election of nllmunicpaI officers and all off.
GERS whose election is provided form this
sct, or may beprovided for by any bylaw
orordinance, shall be elected on that day.
Special elections of members Of the city
council of any city, shall be held
at such time SIS the mayor may direct, so
that ten days notice thereof be given. The
trustees or councilof every municipal cor
poration, shsIi direct the place or places
for holding elections for municipal officers.
In all cities there shall be place appoin.
ted in each ward for holding all elections.
Any person, who, at the time OF any elgc-
lion Of municipal officers, would be a
qualified voter, under the laws Of the
States for county officers, apd shall actu-
silly reside in the corporation or ward in
which he offers to vote, shall be deemed
aqualifed voter. And all elections shall,
in al respects, be held and conducted, in
the manner prescribed by law, tn case Of
township elections,
ESQ. 100 The returns Of all municipal
elections in cities and Incorporated villages,
which are divided into election districts
and wards, shall be made 10 the clerk or
recorder Of the corporation, and shall be
opened by hin within the time prescribed
as to the clerk Of the court OF common
pleas in county elections. Ee shall call
70 his assistance the mayor of the corpo-