The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-12
NUMBER 2.

SIC. 12 That the county commission
ers be and they are hereby authorized tos.,
empower the county Auditors OF their
respective counties 10 contract for the ma
king Of such repairs or improvements on
the public buildings or public grounds Of
their counties. as may be necessary pro.
vided the costs of such repairs or inn
provements shall net exceed fifty dollars.
SEC. 10. That the county Commission
ers Of the respective counties shall have
power to compound, for, or release, in
whole or in part, any debt, judgment,
fine. or amercement due 10 their county
and for the use thereof except in cases
where they, or either Of them, are per.
sonally Interested and whenever said
commissioners shall compound for, or re- 8
lease. in whole or in part. any debt, Judg'
ment, fine or enforcement, as aforesaid.
they shnll enter upon their journal stalls
ment OF the facts in the case, and the
reasons that governed them in making
/ such release, or composition; provided,
! however, that il shall be unlawful for the
county commissioners Of The several
counties, hereafter. 10 compound for. re-
nit, or release. either in whole or in part.
any penalty, fine. or judgment incurred.
assessed or rendered under any law 10
/ regulate or restrain the vending or giving
away Of spiriuous liquors or the keeping
Of taverns.
/ SEC. 49, That no commissioner shall.
directly or indirectly, as contractors, 30
concerned in any contract Tor work TO be
done, or material 10 be furnished for the
county, under the penalty Of two hun.
dred dollars, 10 be recovered by civil
action Tor the use Of the county and such
commissioner shall, moreover. forfeit any
compensation he was TO receive on such
contract. anything in the same TO the con-
trary notwithstanding.
SEC. Is. That the commissioners, OF
either of them, are hereby authorized and
empowered to administer a ! oslhs or sf-
frmatons necessary in discharging the
duties of their respective Offices.
Sec. IS. That until proper buildings
are erected at The place fixed on for the
permanent seat Of justice in any county.
it shall be the duty Of the county comm's-
t sioners to provide some suitable place for
holding the courts OF such county.
SEC. II. That in all cases where any
, bridge, or any State or county road or
public building. the property Of any coun'
, ty within the State, shall be injured or de-
stroyed by any person or persons. il shall
D be the duty of The board Of county Com
missioners Of the proper county in which
y such bridge or public building is situate.
? TO sue for and recover OF such person or
persons such damages as shall have ac-
crued by reason thereof; and the money
so recovered shall, when collected by The
proper officer, be paid into ihe treasury Of
the proper county. and shall be apprepri
! a.ed by the commissioners thereof TO the
repairing OF rebuilding Of such bridge or
public building.
Sec. 10. That if any person or persons
shall conceive him. her, or themselves ag-
grieved by the decision Of the county
Commissioners in any case. such person
or persons may, within fifteen days there
after, appeal TO the next court Of common
pleas, notifying the commission ofsuch
appeal, at least ten days before the time
of trial, which notice shall be in writing.
.dolupeaed Ct nc 77,l'lllg IN The GQpmis.
e Northeast quarter of section D o. two.
= lship y o. four, ot Range No. eighteen, con-
C Ilg twenty acres, which last named tract ii
II red with the dover Of Sally Ro1ines, late
Faulkner Said lands 10 be sold as the
:, nty OF Thomas b. Faulkner, a minor
O of sale, one-hslf cash in hand, and the
e lie in one year, with interest from the DAY of
q to be secured by personal security, and
= 10 be made Oh full payment Of the pu!chasc
y :.
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!. irIl 9TH, 1883