The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-11

| ia such couniy.
Sec. 8. Should any day herein named
| for holding the terms of the District
Court fall ON Sunday, the said Court shall
(commence and be holden on the next
day. JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
ttaai WILLIAM MEDlLL,
t a'a President Of tho Senate.
January 10, 1853
| [No. III
AN ACT TO authorize the Commission
ets Of counties TO approve the bonds Of
Sherilf's, Coroners and Recorders, and
TO repeal tho section Of an act 10 pro
vide for the election Of county Record
evs, and prescribing their duties, passed
February %, 1881.
Sec. l.. Be itenacied by the General
| Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, That all
Sheriffs and Coroners hereafter elected
shall, within ten days after they shall
have received THEN commissions, give
bond 10 the State Of Ohio, with two or
more suretes, TO be approped by the
County Commissioners Of the proper
county, in any sum no, exceeding fifty
thousand nor less than FIVE thousand dol /
lars (at the discretion ofsaiG commission
ers) conditioned for the faithful discharge
OF their respective duties.
Sec. Q. That the Recorder of each
county shall keep his office at the Seat o!
Justice of his county, and before entering
upon the duties thereof he shall give
bond, with two or more sureiies, 10 be
approved by the County Commissioners
of The proper county, in the penal sum Of
Two thousand dollars, payable 10 the Siae
of Ohio, conditioned for the faithful dis
cll re Of dulles as Recorder, and shall
take aud subscribe an oath or affirmation
10 be endorsed on such bond, faithfully
and imparlially to discharge the duties OF
his Office.
| Sec. 3. That all Sheriffs, Coroners
and Recorders elected IN the year
eight, en- hundred and fify.two, who have
not given bond approved by The Court ol
Common Pleas ofihe proper county, shall
within thirty days from and after the
taking effect of this act, give bond and
security according TO the provisions
hereof. -
Sec. 4. That said county commits
sioners may, at any time during the con
tinuance of such Sheriff. Coroner or Re-
corder in officr, for good cause, require
such further and additional security as
they may deem proper.
Sec. 5. That If any Sheriff, Coroner
or Recorder shall fail 10 give The neces.
sary security within the time specified
in this act, or shnll fail to give such tur-
,herand additional secuiiy as may be re.
quired under the fourth section OF this
act, within Ten days after receiving a writ
Ten notice from said county Commissions
ers, requiring such additional security,
then and in either case said commissions
ers are hereby authorized and required
TO declare the office Of such Sheriff, Cor
oner OF Recorder vacant; and ihereuPrn
the proper proceedings shall be had 10 Fl !
such vacancy.
4 Sec. 6. That no Judge, Clerk or A.
Itorney Of any Csur shall be received as
surety Tor any Sheriff or Coroner
| Sec. 7. The bonds required TO be
given under The provisions Of This act,
shall be lodged with the Auditor of The
proper county, and shall be by him
recorded IN suitable book for that paT
pnse 10 be provided. 70
See. 8. The first section Of an acl
entirled"An act defining The duties OF
Sherffs and Coroners in ceriAin cases,
pnsseu February 25, 1924, and The origin
al section two OF an act entitled "An acl
10 provide for the election Of county Re-.
corders and prescribing their duties, pas
sed February 25, 1881, be and the same
are hereby repealed
JAMES G.. JOHNSON,
lSpeaker Of the House of Representatives,
WILLIAM MEDILL,
# I'D President Of lbe Senate
January 10, 1858.
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