The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

case oil debt; complaint having INST Deen
made by any person taking cosnizance Of thr
same.
Sec. 8. Any fines thus assessed and col
lected, after paying all costs that shall have
ac, rued, shall be paid into the county treas
ury, for the benefit Of the common schools.
Sec. a. Nothing in this act shall be SO
construed Us TO prohibit the manufacturers
from shipping salt in bulk.
Sec. 5. This act shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Sec. 6. That the act entitled San act TO
re De al an act entitled an act to provide for
the inspection OF salt manufactured in the
State OF Ohio, and creating the office OF in
spector, and defining tine duties thereof"
passed February 5th 1877, be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
April 30, 1852.
mo. 67.l AN ACT
Regulating the use of 'Jails of adjoining
Counties.
Sec. l. Be it enacted By the General Assem-
bly of the State of Ohio, That whenever any
county oil this State shall have been erected
and organized for the term Of five years,
without having provided any Or sufficient
aiIs Tor the confinement of prisoners within
such county, and any person or persons shall
bp taken from said county or any mesne or
final process, in any civil proceeding, sc-
ton or judgmrnt OF, or in any court OF Said
county. or ON charge or conviction OF any
misClr mtanur or crime, or commitment to
the jail OF an adjoining county, tie sheriff
or jailor OF such adjoining county shall not
receive any such prisoner, unless there shall
be deposited in his hands, in addition to all
fees now allowed him b, law, ffty cents for
the use Of such Jail, for each and every such
prisoner, for each week such prisoner is order
ed to be committed; aud the like sum for any
period oil time less than ons week; Proyi-
ded, thati any such prison8 shall be dis-
charged before the expiration oil ihe term
lor which he or sh' was committed, The ex-
ess shall be refunded.
Sec. Q. That il shall be the duty of th
sheriff or jailor OF such adjoining county.
at the end of each quarter OF each calendar
year, to account for and pay over 10 tn"
treasurer Of his county, all sums Of money
thus received.
Sc. 3. That whenever writ Of habeas
corpus shall be allowed and issued, TO bring
any prisoner confined in the jail of such ad-
Joining county, as specified in thisact, be-
fore any judge, to enquire into the cause OF
the caption and detention OF any such pris-
oner, lhe county from which such prisoner
was sent and committed, shall pay all tht
costs arising and arcruing on any and every
such writ OF habeas corpus; and upon pre-
lsentmtn nj of certificate of the clerk Of the
court Of common pleus al the county wher
such prisoner was imprisoned, as aforesaid
: Stating the amount of costs on any sucf
writ Of habeas corpus, to the county audi
8 tor OF The county from which said prisone
) was sent, he shall draw an order on ;ht
treasurer his county thereby, in favor o.
+ said clerk, or such person as he shall order
and The said clerk shall pay the same over L
the several persons entitled thereto.
Sec. 4. That the county which shall us'
the Jail of an adjoining county, shall BIZ liza
be to such county for all damages that ma
be done by my prisoner such county usinl
such Jail shall confine therein.
9 JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate
April 80, 1852.
No 6S. AN ACT
Fixing the compensation of Clerks, Assist
ant Clerks, rrgeants-at-arms, and Assist
ant Sergranls-a; arms, OF the Senate an
Hous, OF Representatives OF this State.
Sec. |. Be 1t enacted by the General Assem-
: bly uC the State Of Ohio, That The clerks, assist
ant clerks, St rgean,s-at-arms, aud asslslan
: serg,ants-at-arms OF the Senate and Hous
oil Representatives OF this State, shall eac
be entitled, during the present, or any sue
e ceeding ses. ION OF The Gen.ra Assembly, |
e receive for each days attendance during lh
session OF the General Assrmbi lhe sum {
: lour dollars.
: SIC. 2. That the clerks of the Senate an
House OF Rrpr' sentOllyes, shall receive d
: The rate OF TOUR dollars per day, each, Tor tn
' time actually employed after the adjourn
! mr nj oil The General ASS mbly, for maxim
{ out an index TO the Journals, 10 be paid o
;, The order Of the Auditor of State, but the
!, shall not receive any other allowance q
: compensation for services, after the adjourn
0 menl of the Legislature.
Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty of th
! Sergeant-at-arms of each House, immediate
|, y after the adjournment OF the General Al
srmbly, 10 take charge OF all books, station
cry, anda all other property o! every descriI
tion, furnished Tor, in possession, or for III
use Of the General Assembly, or any me- NIB
or officer thereof, and bring the property
the State; end such Sergesnt-at-Arms sha
cause the said property 10 be delivered in,
the custody OF the Secretary Of State, VIII
i shall give duplicate receipts therefor, one q
which receipts shall be by said Scrgeant-a
i Arms. deposited with the Auditor ol Stat
If ana the said Auditor oi State shall allow |
: said ergesnt-ut-Arms for tbe services n
il lquired by this section, such sum, not exceed
: ing four dollars per day, for the time actua
y ly employed, as such Auditor shall deem jul
. and reasonable, to be paid out Of the Trea
}, ury Of the State, as in other cases.
" JAMES G. JOHNSON,
G Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
h WILLIAM MEDlLL,
e President Of the Senate.
It April 80, 1852.
:, SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Il R Columbus, April 30, 1862.
d certify that the foregoing law is correctl
l. Icon;ad from, thn nv;ginaI roll an fla IN th;s