The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25

Urinary and il is hereby made the duty OF
such trustees TO provide for all persons who
may, upoa' applieation, be rejected by the
directors Of the county intirmary under the
provisions Of the ninth section OF the act au-
/ thorizing the establishngiUf poor houses,
whether such person or persons may require
permanent, Temporary or partial relief, III the
same manner and TO the same extent as is re-
CURED of trustees of townships in the last
preceding section of this act.
Sec. T. That The trustees of each town.
ship shall also afford relief or support 10
any person within their township end not
having a legal settlement in the same, when
such relief or support is needed. Provided,
that whenever the trustees of any township
shall be called upon TO afford relief from the
township treasury to any person or persons
| who have not legal settlement IN ihis State
or whose phase Of residence lsFunknown 1t
shall be the duty of such trustees TO keep
an accurate account of all moneys SO expen-
ded and certify such account together with
vouchers for the same 10 the county Com
missioners Of the county, who shall cause
the amount so paid to be paid the township
out of The county treasury, provided further,
that IN case any person or persons, becom
! my ~charsable TO any township as aforesaid
shall have no legal settlement within this
State the trustees may remove such person
or persons to the Stale where he she or they
have a legal settlement unless such person
or persons 1hall give sufficient security 10
indemnify the sand township.
g., q Tbnt &c INV ,..rSnp mr. pprsnns
shall become chargable in any township in
which he, she, or rhey'have not gained IA le-
Gal settlement, il shall be the duty ofthe truS-
tees Of such township to cause such person
or PERSONS, so soon as the state Of his, her,
or their health will permit, to be removed
10 the township where he, she, Or they We're
last legally settled, if such person or persons
have any legal settlement in this State
And the trustees Of such township shall re.
ceive such pauper or paupers thus removed,
and provided for his, her, or their mainte-
mace in the manner prescribed by this act.
And the township in which such pauper or
pAupers have gained a legal settlement, and
10 which he, she, or THEY are transported,
shall pay to the said trustees Of the township
which have thus supported and removed
said'pauper or paupets, all reasonable char
ger for such support and removal, and up
on refusal, may, be compelled by'a civil ac
ton brought against the trustees OF said
township, before the Probate court or cour
of common pleas Of the county in which Ell
Their or both Of the townships may be Situa-
ted, and The trustees of each and every town
ship in this State are hereby empowered to
sustain said action against the trustees Of
any other township in this State, for thus
supporting and removing their own paupers.
Sec. 8. That incase any person or per
sons becoming chargable TO any township,
as aforesaid, shall have no legal settlement
within this State, the trustees may remove
such person or persons to the State where
he, she, or they have a legal settlement, I'M
less such person or persons shall give suth
cient security to indemnify the said town
ship.
Sec. 10. That the trustees shall leep fair
and accurate accounts of all tXpensts in
CURED for the support Of the poor within
their respective townships, and make ~en.ries
in a book of the name of he poor and the
time when each Of them became chargeable,
tCgather with an account Of tilelr own
services rendered; which account shall be adj
justet and settled on the first monday ofMarch
annually, and the township clerk shall re-
cord the same in the township records, and
issue an order on the township treasury for
the amount thus paid and their services rem
dered, and The trustees in eacl and every town
ship shall issue orders on the township trea-
surer for any and all such demands as may
accrue under the provisions of this act.
Sec. II. That all gifts, grants devises,
and requests, that now are, or hereafter to
be made; of any house, lands tenem ents,
rents, goods, chattles, sum or sums Of mon
ely to the poor of a~nytownship, by deed yift,or
by the last will and testament of any person
or persons, or otherwise, shall he good and
valid in law, and shall pass such houses,
lands tenements, rents, goods, and chattels,
to the trustees of such tswnsbip, and their
successors in Office, for the use OF their poor,
respectively under such regulations as shall
from time to time be made by law.
Sec. ~. That the act entitled Gan act
for the relief of the poor" passed March
fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-one, and the amendatory act thereto
passed March eighth, one thousand els h t
hundred and fifty be and they are heleby
repealed; provided that all rights which
have accrued, and all suits and proceedings
now pending under the provisions of said
acts REPEALED, shall be prosecuted and de-
lermiued agreeably to and under the provi-
sions of said acts, and all judgments which
have heretofore been recovered, or which
hereafter may be recovered under the
provisions of said acts, shall be carried into
execution under the provisions Of the acts
hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
President of the Senate. Protein.
March IL, 1858. '''''
S~EcRETARY's OFErcE,
Columbus, April 90, 1885,
l, William Treyitt, Secretary of State of
the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing law is truly copied from the
rolls remaining in this Office.
WILLIAM TREyITT,
Secretary OF State.
l hsvc compared the foregoing laws with
the copy furnished me, and find them cor
rectly printed. JOHN SLOAN,
Auditor Harrison county.
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