The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-12

also publish said descriptions in four
Of general circulation throug- /
out the state, stating therein the parts in |
which the said work and materials will be |
let, and the terms. And said Trustees,
after said notice, shall let the said work
and materials to the lowest bidder, who
shall execute a bond, W ith two sufficient
securities, conditioned for the faithful per-
formance of his contract; but the entire
cost to the state Of each of said Asy
lums, including all necessary buildings,
grounds and Improvements, shall not ex
ceed in the aggregate, when perfectly COM
pleted, seventy thousand dollars; and no
contract shall be made for beginning any
part of said work, nor shall any work be
begun, until arrangements shall be made
insurng their completion, at an aggregate
not exceeding the sum aforesaid.
Sec. 4. Said Trustees, before enter
take and subscribe an oath or affirmation,
before some competent authority, faithful
ly to discharge all the duties required of
them by this act; they shall each be emil
tied to receive three dollars for each day
necessarially employed by them in select
ting sites, contracting for the erection of
buildings, and providing temporary ar
rangcment for the accommodation of pa
tents, as provided for in section six of this
act, and the expenses necessarily incurred
in the discharge of the duties assigned
them, to be paid out of any moneys in the
State Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted; their accounts to be audited and al
lowed by the Auditor of State.
SEC. 5. Said Trustees shall be required
TO make fair and full report of all their
proceedings, (incllding the plans of the
buildings adopted by them, to the pres
ent General Assembly, if in session; and
if not, then to the next General Assembly.
Sec. 6, That said trustees may, if in
their opinion the suffering condition of the
insane require it, cause temporary ar
rangements to be made for their accommo-
dation and treatment, until the pcrman-
ent buildings provided for in this act shall
/ be completed; the same, as we'll as the in
stitution herein contemplated, to be under
| the control of said Trustees, and subject
to the rules and regulations provided for
in the several acts for the government Of
| the Ohio Lunatic Asylum, and the care of
! idiots and insane.
Sec. 7. That at the meeting of the
next General Assembly, the Governor
shall nominate, and by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate, appoint
81 persons as successors to the Trustees
[ ,,ono,l ,uhn cloII and ,ii
rect the concerns of the Asylum, in man
ner as provided for in the several acts for
the government of the Ohio Lunatlc AS
ylum, and the care of idiots and insane !"
and of those first appointed under this Sec
ton, two shall serve for one year, two for
two years, and two for three years, ..
SEC. 8. Said Trustees, to be appointed
as provided for in the first section Of this
act, shall hold their Office for the term of
two years, OF until their successors are APP
pointed and in case a vacancy shall oc-
cur by death, resignation, Or otherwise,
the Governor shall fill such vacancy by APP
pointmcnt, until the next General Assem-
bly,, or until his seceessor shall be appoint
ed, as herein provided for. . .. .....
Sec. 8. That said Trustees, and their
successors in Office shall have power to
take and hold in trust for the use and ben
eft of said Asylums, any grant or devise
of land, and any donation or bcqucst of
money, or other personal property, to be
applied to the maintenance and support of
insane persons, in, or 10 the general use of
the Asylums. ....g- .. ..a
Sec. 10. That the sum of one hun
dred and forty thousand dollars, is hereby
appropriated for the purchase of the afore-
mentioned lots of land, and the erection of
buildings thereon, as contemplated by this
act, fifty thousand dollars to be paid in the
year l 852 and the remaining ninety thous'
and as the work progresses, after. the year
1859, out of any moneys in the State
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, to
be drawn on the order of majority Of the
board of Trustees; Provided, that no mon
eys shall be drawn from the treasury, fast
cr than the progress Of the work may re-
I, quire.
| ... JAMES G.. JOHNSON, .
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
... .. President of the Senate.
April so, 1852. r .. u
f., (No, 59.) r.g.a . .-
....,- AN ACT
To regulate elections for Senators and
! Representatives in New Counties, crea.
ted since March 10Th, 1851, and thai
may hereafter be ere Gated. ...' t..
I'd SEC /. Be it enacted by the Genera
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That new
counties, created since the 10th day o
March, one thousand eight hundred anc
fifty. one, and all new counties that may
hereafter be created, shall be represented
in the Senate and House of Representa-
tivcs of the State, during tie deccnnia
i period in which such new county is o.
shall be created, in The same manntr al
if the law creating any such new county
had not been passed. a a.
SEC. 2. The judges of all state ant
county elections in all such new counties
shall be governed in all their duties by
the general laws governing elections, 81
far us the same are consistent herewith.
SEC. 3. The judges of elections in TN,
several townships or election districts
composed in whole of territory that origi
nally belonged to any one of the countie
outwhich such new county is created ,shaI
cause to be kept two s:parate poll book
for Senator and Representative, in tn
same manner that the general poll boo
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