Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
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anceS, or any Of them, and the fine, panaly,
or forfeiture, may be prescribed in each par.
sdcuIar bylaw or ordinance, or by genaral
bylaw o. ordinance male for thu purpose;
and municipel corporations shall have pow.
et TO provide, in like naiincr, for The prose.
ctnion, re6uycty and collection ofsuch fines.
penalties or iurreinrer.
I SEc. 36. Fines. penalties and forfeittIres,
which Shall nol exceed the sum Of twenty
dollars ibrhhy ole specified o!iehce, or vio-
.ladou Of III. 5y 'aw 1r ordinance, OF dou-
.blo that slt,n tor each repition Of such Of
'fonct! or violation, or which Shall not cx.
coed five dollars, for each day. where the
thing prohibited or rrnJpgel unlawful in its
nalurs cbnlinuolis il resect 10 lime, shall be
deened teasuhSgle and prp5er Buwhere,
Ghaslsy fsl J, u .le sass IIue,
perhlty or forIGitdrsiis imposed ,han as a.
bove Specified, it shall and may be lawful,
in any suit OF prosecution for The recovery.
thereof 10 reduce the same 10 such amount
MS shall b, deemed reasonable AMI proper,
AMI 10 permit arecoyety, or render judga.
Imcnt accordingly.
| SIC. 81. Fines. penalties and for(eilures
may, in al cases, and in addition 10 any
other mode provided, be recovered by suit.
or action, baIure any justice of the pgale, or
or olhcr cour' olcompeienl jurisdiction, in
the name Of the proper municipal corpora
lion, and for its usej and in any such suit or
action where pleading is necessary, it shall
be sufficient 10 declare generally, Tor the u
mount claimed TO be duc in respect Of the
violation Of the bylaw or ordinance, refer.
ring 10 its title, anl the da,e OF its adoption
or passage, and showing as meas as may be
lhn true time of the aII9Iged violation. .
Sec. SO. All suits orprosecuions for the
recovery Of any suIh fines, penalties and
IlorieIures, OF for he commission of any of.
fence made punishable by any by. law or
ordinance of any municipal corporation, as
hereinafter provided, shall be commenced
within one year al!er the violation of The
ordinance, or commission Of the offence,
and moi afterwards. ......... ..a.
SEC. 80, The printed copies Of the BY
laws CT ordinances OF any municipal corpor-
alton, published under lis authority and
Transcripts Of any bylaws or ordinances, or
of amp act or proceeding of any municipal
corporation, recorded in any book, or enter
ed on any minutes or journal, kept under
the direction Of such municipal corporation
and certified by its clerk, shall be received
in evid ,nce for any purpose for which The
original orlinances, book, minutes or jour
nal would BE- received, and with as much
effect II shall be The dl1y Of the clerk 10
furnish suoh transcripts, aud he shall be
""'''l;' .; .; "h'sqA shereiorc: at The same
rale thar the clerk Of the COMMON pleas is
is entitled 10 charge for transcripts from The
records OF that court.
: OF THE CLASSES OF MUNICIPAL
CORPORATIONS.
| SEC. 40. In resepct 10 The exercise OF
ccrain corporate powers, and 10 the number
, character, powers and duties OF certain Of
fc3rs municipal corporations are, and shall
be divided inlo The classos following Cities
oflhe first, and cities Of the second class,
+ incorporated villages for special purposes.
SEC. Al. All cities, which, al hte last
federal census had or now have, popala-
. lion exceeding twenty thousand inhabitants,
: shall be doomed cities OF the first class, and
all other cities shall be deemed cities Of the
second class; all cities, which at any future
f federal census, OF al any cenSns which may
f be taken in pursuance OF lhe first section OF
. the eleventh aruce Of the constitution OF this
r state, shall have a population exceeding
q twenty lhUuSSnd inhabitants, shall also be
. deemed cilies oflhe frsI class; aud any in
c0rporaed village, which, al any tuInre fed
, eral census, or al any census taken under
A the authority OF the STATE, as Aforesaid, shall
q have population exceeding five thousand,
!. and less than twenty thousand inhabitants,
!, shall be deemed city Of the second class.
9 SEC. AZ. 1t shall be the duty Of the Gov
}. oruor, Auditor, ahd the Secretary Of State,
e or any two Of them, at the time OF ascer-
II laining the ratio of representation, as re.
Z quired by the eleventh section OF the said
a article OF the constitution, also 10 ascertain
what cIies Of the second class are entitled
4 10 become cIies Of The first class; ond what
|. incorporated villages are entitled 10 become
o cilicS, and their proper class And The
% be prepared by the Secretary OF State, which
n statement lie shall cause 10 be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Co.
=, INDUS, and also in some newspaper printed
IN in each Of The cities and Incorporated vii
d lagos, the grade Of which shall have been so
,e advanced; and a copy ofsaid statement shall
/. also be transmitted by Ihe SscIeIory OF State,
~ TO the next session Of the General Assembly:
,e and anJ such city or Incorporated village,
y shall, al the next regular annual period ori
h The election of municipal officers, proccedIo
,. organize according 10 lis new grade, bp the
I'd election Of officers properly belonging there
n, 10; and on their election and qualification.
the term Of service Of any former officer
~ shall expire.
% SEC. 49, So soon as the statement shall
n. have been published us above provided,
y. showing that any city or incorporated viii
,r Iage will be en,iIed at the next regular an
\, nual period for lhe election Of municipal
i. officers, 10 be organized INTO CITY Of the