The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-16

| by the superintendent Of the institution;
and II shall be The duty Of the sheriff 10
receive sucs boy or girl into his custody,
and 10 fle said statement in the office OF
the clerk Of The court Of common pleas,
or in The Office ofthe clerk ofthe court
IN which he or she shall have been tried,
and 10 notify The prosecuting attorney
OF the county thereof; and ,hereupon, the
prose cutting attorney shall cause such
boy OF girl TO be brought befofe the court
Of common pleas, or before the court IN
which be or she may have been tried, 70
receive tho sentence which the court
shall deem just, according TO the law, for
| the offence Of which he or she shall have
been convicted, as aforesaid.
Sec. 81. That when any inmate Of
ssid institution shall have been appren-
,iced, and shall prove Enthusiastically and
unrefomed, he or she shall be recommIt-
ted to the said institution, to be held IN
The same manner as before said appren--
| iiccship. f
Sec. SO. The city council shall have
power 10 erect, establish and maintain
ci,y prison, which shall be in the keeping
OF ihe city marshal. under such rules and
re- eeulations as the city council shall pre-
scribe. The city coucil Of such city
shsll provide one or more watch or station
houss they shall also provide suitable
rooms for the holding o. the police court !;
| they shall provide by the ordinance for
the election by the qualified voters Of the
|city, or ior the appointment BY the police
Judge, Of a clerk for such police court,
aud for the selection, summoning OF en-
pan cling it's iaries, and for oil such mat
iers touching said court; as may tend to
its efficiency and dispatch OF business
| No clerk Of court shall be in any
manner concerned as counsel, or agent
| in the prosecuting or defence Of any per
son before such court. II shall be the
duty Of the city marshal, by himself OF
deputy, TO attend the siilingsof the police
court. 10 execute its orders and process,
and preserve order.
\ Sec. %. Tho police judge shall have
in all criminal cases, the powers and
jurisdiction that are, or may be by law
vested in the Justices ofihe peace Of the
county, in all respects whatsoever; he
shall also have like power 10 take The
acknowledgment Of deeds and Other
writings; he shall have jurisdiction Of all
violations Of the ordinances Of the city
and all cases or peti: larceny, and olhe
inferior offences, which do not require az
indictment, ,or presentmeni Of a granc
i Jury, with power 10 hear and determine
The same, where ajury is not demanded
in cas- 20 where !. may be properly claim.
ed; the police Judge Of such city, shall
have power to hold court, 10 be styled
"The Police Court" Every such police
conrt shall be deemed court Of record,
shall have a seal, to be provided by the
ciiy council, with the name of the state
in The centre, and the style of the court,
as is or may be vested in the judge hold
ing The same; and shall also have full
i lj,risdic,ion and power to hear and deter
4 mine all cases Of violations Of the ordi
nances Of the city, which shall be prose-
cuteI in The name, or in behalf Of the
CITY, and all casssj Of petit larceny, ant
other inferior offences of every descrip
lion, committed within the limits Of the
CITY; or within one mile thereof, ant
which the constitution or some-law Of th'
STATE, does no, require 10 be prosecuted
by indictment or presen'mcnt Of .efant
ljury and prosecutions for such offences
shall be brough, aud conducted in tht
name OF the stale; and for the proper ex
ercise Of such jurisdiction, such police
cour, shall have, IN respect TO the issnin:
Of process, the preserving order, and pm
fishing contsmpis, the administering oaths
the sommoning AMI empanneling Of juries
or otherwise, all the powers incident to
court Of common pleas, in the hearing
and determining of like cases.
| Sec. "a. The police judge holding
the police court, shall be entitled TO re-
ceive, in all criminal cases prosecuted
lin behalf Of the state, The same tees, tt
be collected like manner, as is OF may be
provided by law, as to justices of the
peace, or Judges Of The probate court, ir
like cases; and in cases prosecuted OF
behalf OF the city, such fees, not exceed
| ing fees for services Of the like nature ir
state prosecutions, as The council may BY
ordinance prescribe ;and shall also receive
such further salary or compensation a.
1.-The city council in like manner may pre-
scribe. aats7
j Sec. IS. The police court shall al
ways be open for the dispatch Of business
but may adjourn from day to day, O
from time 10 time; and the mode in which
cases shall be brought before the court
shall be regulated by the ordinances oI
the city council, or r,le Of the court
The Jurors in. said court, shall have The
qualifications Of jurors in the court o
common pleas; the police Judge shal
adopt such rules Of practice and proceed
ling as will give TO all parties proper
statement Of any charge against them
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