Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

ton and deteation of any such prisoner, the
county from which such prisoner was sent
and committed, shall pay all the ces sris ing
and aecroing on any and every such wri Of
habeas corpus; and upon presentment cf
certiEcste OF the clerk Of The court of common
4 leas, at the county where such prisoner was
imprisoned, as aforesaid, stating the amount
Sof costs dn any sueh witt of habeas corpus, to
-the county auditor of The county from which
sud prisoner was self, he shall draw an order
oa the treasurer Of his county thereby, in ft-
vor OF SAID clerk, or suc, person as he shall
order, and the sail clerk shaikpay the Same
over to the several Petsons entitled thereto.
SFc. 4. That the county which shall use
the jail ofan adjoining county, shall be liable
TO such cnunty for all damages that may be
dene By any prisoner such county using such
jail shall conhne therein.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker ef the Honse of Reps.
/ WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of tie Senate.
April 80, 1889.
{ fNo. g. AN ACT
Fixing he compensation of Clerks, Assistant
/ Clerks, Sergeants Farms, and Assistant
Sergeant at-arms, of the Senate and House
( s. +.
SEC. L Be il enacted by the General .As-
semJiyef The STATE Of Ohio, That the clerks,
ass i,tant clerks, Sergeant alarms, and assist
mt Sergeant- at-armsofihe Senate and House
OF Representatives of this State shall each be
entitled, duiing he present or any succeeding
session # the General Assembly, to receive
for each days attendance during the session
of the General Assembly, the sum of four dol
lars.
SEC. 2. That the clerks of tho Senate and
House of Representatives,, shall receive at the
ratsof four dollars per day, each, for the time
dctually employed after the adjoui nment of
. he General Assembly, for making out an in-
dex to the Journals, to be paid on the order
: of The Auditor OF State. but they shall not re-
sceiye any other allowance or compensation for
services, after the adjournment of the Legis-
iature. =
Sec. 8. That it shall by the duty Of the
Sergeant-at arms of each House, Immediate
3ly after the adjournment ofSthe General As
5sembly, totake charge of all bocks, stationery,
and NIL other property of evary description,
furnished for, IN possession, or for the use of
the General Assembly, or any memheror of
fcer thereof, and being the properly of the
Site; and such Sergeant-at-arms shall cause
the said property to be delivered into the Gus
tody OF the Secretary Of State, who shall give
dnplicate receipts therefor, one of which re-
3ceipts shall be by said Sergennt- at: arms, de-
posted with the Auditor of State, and the
saidsAnditer of State shall allow to said Ser
geant-at -arms frthe services required by this
section, such sum, not exceeding four dollars
per day, for the time actually employed. as
such Auditor shall deem just and reasonable,
to. be paid out Of the Treasury of tho State,
as in other cases.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speakerof the Honse Of R cps
WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presidential the Senate.
April SO, 1852.
AuDIToR's OFFIcr, PORTAGE Co
Ravenna, June 9, 1852
z hereby celt tify hat tie foregoing are true
copies of the acts passed by the General As
senabiy CT Ohio. as certified to by the Secre-
tary of State.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, .8uaitor. s.