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LAWS OF OHIO
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pai for the year 1854, viz; /,
For the payment Of The members Of 'he Gen.
ssal Assembly. their Clerks, SsrgeanI-s'.AFms'
Do orkeepers, end Messengers, The sum Of tSen-
" thousand dollars. I,
For the payment OF such Printing as shall be
ordored bv ether House Of the General Assem-
6ly, seven thousand dollars. I,
For lhe paymenI OF deficit in the sPPropra'
lion OF last year. on account OF Printing. lhlr'
teen .hOusand lwo hundred forty dollars and hl'
teen cents.
For he payment Of deficit in the contingent
G,ad Of the Auditor Of State, one thousand SIX
hundred seventeen dollars aud sixty y.one cents.
Far the contingent fund Of the Auditor ol
STATE, Ave hundred dollars.
For tie contingent expenses Of The Secretary !
Of State, thousand dollars.
For the payment Of deficit in the contingent |
fund Of said Secretary OF Safe, eighIy-six dol
lars and forty-hve cents.
For Stationary fOf The State, 10 be furnished
ia accordance with the eonTanc1 made, and 10
pay deficit on last years appropriation twelve
thousand dollars.
For the payment OF taxes enormously or IT,
legally charged aud refunded, four thousand dol
lars.
Fer mileage OF County TreasUrers, one Ihous'
and hve hundred dollars.
For prosecuting The work on the new State
House, fifteen thousand dollars, out Of which
shall be paid the Warden Of the PeniIennary
the amount due that Institution the first day oi
January 1854. under the provisions Of the res
oluiion passed March Sd, 1850.
For the payment Of the COSTS Of prosecuting
and transporting convicls 10 the PenIenuaTy,
6heen thousand dollars.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
w. MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
January I9.h, 1850.
mo-. AN ACT
To FIX permanently the times and manner OF
holding the Couus Of Common Pleas. and
District Court, in Hamilton county, and to
provide for the organization and practice
thereof.
SEC. !. Be Il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That the first term Of
the Conr. OF Common Pleas 10 and fort the first
District, shall commence on she second Monday
Of February, eighteen hundred and h(ty.Iwo, and
that the regular terms thereof, shall thereafter
commence on the frs, Monday in May, the first
Monday in October, aud the first Monday in Jan.
uary, 10 each year provided, however that the,
Judges OF said Coun may hold special terms
thereof whenever they shall deem il necessary.
Sac. 2. That the Judges Of The said Court
NAV sit separately or otherwise, as they shall al
any time deem il expedienti aud may prescribe
the mode Of keeping and auIhenIcaling the min.
utes Of proceedings had before them, or any oi
them ana may, al the beginning Of each term,
and Of ali times thereafter, when necessary, elias.
ify and distribute among themselves, for trial
and determination, the business pending in said
Court, as they shall deem most convenient 10
the public interest and may from time to time,
adopt and publish rules Of practice, regulating
the dockeling of causes, and molions the return
Of process, time and manner Of filing pleadlngs,
she entering and opening OF defaults, the serlng
Of causes and maIIOrN for trial. or hearing, and
also such other matters Of practice as may be
necessary for the advancement Of justice, not
Inconsistent with the laws Of this State, preven.
Ion OF delay, causing all such rules 10 be enter.
ed on their journals.
Sec. 5. That Two terms Of The District Court
shall be held 10 said District 10 each year. com.
menciug on The first Monday in April, and The
the first Monday in September respectively and
that the Judges thereof shall have such power
70 adopt and publish rules Of practice for the
said Court, as are conferred by the second sec.
tion OF this sct upon the Judges Of The Court OF
Common Pleas provided, however, that they
shall conform US near a. may be, to such rules
Of practice as may from time TO time be adopt.
ed BY the Judges OF the Supreme Couu.
SEC. 4. Tha, the term Of February, elgh.
teen hundred Bnd ffiyIwo, of The Court oI
Common Pleas, as now established by law, be-
and tho same Is hereby abolished and that all
process, mesns and final, all recognizances and
oil business Of whatever kind, not disposed oi
previously thereto, shall be reIurnablo, and con.
iinued TO the February term Of the Couu oi
Common Pleas az fixed by This act.
SEC. 8. That in all cases, where tho record
OF proceedings had in the Court OF Common
Pleas, prior 10 the second Monday in February,
eighteen hundred and hhy.two, shall no, on OF
before that lime have been fully completed, and
signeJ, as required by law, the same shall bs
made up by ,hs Clerk OF Ihe said Court for the
Sime being, with all convenient dispatch, aud be
signed by any one OF Tho Judges for The time
being, Of IKe Court Of Common Pleas.
SEC. 8. Tha, all cases pending in The Supe.
VioE Court OF Cincinnati 10 which the Judge
thereof has been interested as counsel, or other.
wise. the fact being suggested Of record in the
said Court, shall, together with The files Of pa.
peEs and copies Of oil orders made therein, bC
certified ard removed into the Court of Com.
mon Pleas. and be there disposed Of, as if or
Rnally commenced therein.
Bee. 2. That any authority conferred upor
the President Judge OF the Court OF Common
Pleas ia The County OF Hamilton, aS heFeioior.
organized by any existing laws not inconssIen
with lhe constitution OF This State. may be ex
creased by sny ono OF The judges Of The Cour
Of Common Pleas, 10 aud for The said first Dis
iEics as now constituted.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.