The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-04

forward such numSr Of extra copies Of
The general laws as he may deem Dcces-
sary; to be disposed of,sata price not ex
ceeding, the acinal cost, 70 those wishing
The same, and The proceeds ofsuoh sales
shall be paid into the county treasury o.
such county. w,,
! Sec. g. Tho Seere,aty Of State shall
furnish the Governor for bis oNn use,
with one copy, and with such humber Of
copies of,he general laws as may be re-
quired for exchange with soiher States;
he shall furnish the Auditor Of State With
four, and the Treasurer Of State with 1.-TWO,
he Attorney General with one, for ibe
use offices, and the stale Librarian
with FIVE copies Of the general laws for
the use Of the Library. nt
Sec. 4. When, the laws Of loca!
nature are stitched in separate volumes,
each member Of the General Assembly
shall be entitled 10 one copy Of the Iaeal
laws, and each cleik Of The Supreme
Court and Court of Common Pleas, each
Judge oE The Court Of Probate, and each
county Auditor, shall receive one copy of
The local laws for the use Of their offices
respectively, and each Township clerk
one copy Of the local laws for lhei use Of
his township and each Of the Trustees Of
!he several wards, and clerks Of cities,
shall be entitled TO one copy, and each
presiding officer in any Incorporated town
shall be entitled 10 one copy. y
Sec. 7. Each member of The General
Assembly, for his own use, ard each
clerk OF The Supreme Cout, and Court Of
Common Pleas, and county Auditor, for
the use Of their offices respectively, and
each Township clerk, for the use of she
inhabitants of his township, shall receive
one copy Of the journals Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives; The Audi
tor, Secretory and Treasurer Of State shall
each be entitled to one copy, and the
State Librarian, for the use ofthe Libra
ry, five copies Of said journals .or q
Sec, 9. Each University, College.
Academy, and Library Institution of this
State, or that may hereafter be established,
shall be entitled to receive one copyofth the
general laws this State, one copy Of
the journals of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, and one copy Of such
each session thereafter. 81 ,otc .-
Sec. 10. The clerE Of the Court oI
Common Pleas in each county shall, on
demand, deliver 10 each Of the persons
and Library Institutions entitled to copies
Of ,he laws and journals provided for in
this act, taking from the respective PER-
sons their receipts for the laws and jour
nails so delivered, which shall be filed in
the county Auditors office, subjectto in.
specti6n. .,,. 70 ,s oa'.a ,,.,. 81, '1,'''. Y.
Sec. IL. Every person euiiiled (ex.
cep, members Of tho General Assembly
clerks and Sergeanis-a,-Arms, Judges
Of the Courts and Library Institutions
to a copy or copies Of the laws and Jour
mails, and who has received the ssmp
shall deliver over the same TO his ofthei
Successors in Office, and The same shal
remain The property Of the State o. Ohio
and if any person afresaid, who is re-
qdired 10 deliver over to his, successo
such law and journals, shall refuse, o'
demand, so to do, he shall forfeit ant
pay any sum not less than FIVE nor more
than fifty dollars, 10 be recovered in al
action of debt in the name Of the Stat,
Of Ohio, before any Justice Of The Peace
fof,he use Of the county. .a2 y5fBea.
Sec. 10 Whenever any greater nun
ber Of copies of The laws aud Journals
shall be i0rUarded to the clerk Of ,h,
court of common pleas Of any county thar
is necessary TO supply each person, officer
| or institution, o. 10 be otherwise disposet
II, accaridg TO the provisions Of this act
and which shalliremain unsoId, thcn the
Il Iclerk Aforesaid shall carefully retain The
4 surplus number OF the avs and journals
4 ii his office, t9 be delivered TO the off
Icers Of any new township which may b.
4 hereafter organlzed IN said county. y. 7
| Sec, l3 Whenever any greater mum
ber Of copies Of the laws and journals
shall be printed than may be required 70
distribution under this act, the surpln
copies shall be deposited in the office o
1.-THE Secretary nf State, subject to the iu-
tore distribution by Law.
Sec. Id. The ac,pfnr the dstributinn
and safe keeping ofthe laws and journals
passed March l2lh, 1881, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
4 JAMES G.. JOHNSON,
| Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
!, WILLIAM MEDIEL,
af9 Presiden, Of the Senate
January ~, 1853.
j William M. Bell, auditor in and fo
Putnam County Ohio, do hereby certify
tina, the foregoing laws have been care
fully compared by me, and are in accoi
! dance with those certified 10 by the
Secretary of State. Gei ~ 'tarFl
! WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
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