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court Of Probate, aud each county sudiror shslI
receive one cory OF the local laws for the use
Of their Offices respectively; ana each township
clerk one copy OF The local lass, for Ihe use oI
his township and each OF The trustees OF the
several wards, and clerks Of eites shall be en-
uIled 10 one copy, and each presiding officer 10
any incorporated town shall be entitled 70 one
copy.
Sec. 8. Each member Of the General Assem-.
bly,, Tor his own use. And each clerk Of the gu.
preme court aud court Of common pleas, and
county auditor. for the use Of their Offices re-.
speclvely, and each township clerk, fOr the use
Of the inhabitants Of bic township, shall receive
one copy Of The journals Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives, the audiioF, secretary
and treasurer Of SInIe, shall each be entitled iC
one copy, and The state librarian. for use OF the
library, five copies Of said journals.
See. 8. Each University. College, Academy
and Literary Institution Of this State, or that
may hereafter be established. shall be entitled
TO receive one copy of the general laws OF this
State. one copy Of the journals Of the Senate
aud House Il Representatives, and oae copy OF
such each session thereafter.
Sec. 10. The clerk OF the court Of corm mon
pleas in each county shall, on demand, deliver
to each Of the persons and literary institutions
entitled to copies Of The laws and journals pro.
vidrd (nr in this act, taking from ,hr respective
persons their receipts for the avs and journals
so delivered. Which shall be filed in The county
audlIur's fire, subiecI To inspection.
Sec. /. Every person enuIled Except mem.
brrs Of ,he General Asse bly,, clerks aud ser.
granls al arms, judges of The courts and literary
institutions to copy or copies Of the laws aud
journals, aud who has received the same, shall
deliver over the same TO his or their successors
in office, and the same shall remain the proper.
" Of the State of Ohio; and il any person aiore.
said. who is required To deliver over To his sue.
cesSor such laws aud journals, shall refuse, on
demand. so TO do. he shad forfeit aud paw any
sum not less than five nor more Than fifteen
dollars, 10 be recovered ir Bn action Of debI il
the name OF the Safe of Ohiu. before any JUS.
pce Of the peace. for the U.s. of The county.
Sec. I2. Whenever any greater number OI
copies ot the laws aud 'uruals shall be forward.
ed TO the clerk of the court o! common pleas ol
any county Than Is necessary To supply each
person, offi .eT or Institution, or 10 be otherwise
disposed al' acc1Thing Ia me provisions oi ms
act, aud which shall remain unsOld, then the
cl TX aforesaid shall carefully retain The surplus
number of the laws aud journals in his office, TO
be delivered 10 the Ulcers of any new town.
ship which may be hereafter organized in said
county.
Sc. l3 Whenever any greater number Ol
the laws mud -urnalS shall he printed Ihan NAV
hp =, n Irpd IA r di.t,ih,IIi,i, ,nd, thts nrI thA
surplus rupies shall h- d-pn>II-d IN ,hp ulh e ni
The S rotary Of State, sutj e. to future dIslrlbu
non ~ law.
Sec IA The act for the di,trihm N aud safe
ke"pIrp the laws aud mrnals. passed March
i2Ih. 1891 BE- ani IN. SIne u h-r nv rapetled.
JlNES {. JOHNSON. -
Speaker Of the House ~ Representatives.
MILLiAM MEnlLL. g.
President vi the Senate.
Januntv IQ. 1853 t." .sn