Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-01-27


use Of their Offices aud each township CLERK
an additional copy !or the use Of the town.
ship officers not herein provided for
Sec 8. The Secretary Of State, at the
same time that he forwardsto tEeClerks oftht
Courts Of Common Pleas Of the several coun
| ties Of this State, the laws and journals, a,
herein provided, shall forward such numbers
! # extra copies OF the general laws as he ma,
ieem necessary, to be disposed Of at pric'
not exceeding actual cost, TO those wishing
the SAM, and the proceeds Of such sales shall
be paid into the county treasury Of such
county.
Sec. g. The Secretary of Stale shall fur
nish the Governor for his own use, with one
copy, and will, such number of copies of the
general laws as may be required for exchange
with ether States; he shall furnish the Au-
ditor Of State with four, and the Treasurer o
State with two, the Attorney General will
one, for the use Of their offices. and the
! the State Librarian with five copies of the
General laws for the use of the Library.
See. Z. When the laws Of a local nature
and those of a general nature are stitched il
/ seperate volumes, each member Of the Gcn
eral Assembly shall be entitled to one copy o
the local laws, and each Clerk Of the Suprem,
! Court and Court of Common Pleas, eacl
Judge of the Court Of Probate; and eRc'
county Auditor, shall receive QUE copy of tnc
local laws for the use Of their offices respec
lively, and each township clerk one copy o
the local laws for use of his township, and
each Of the Trustees of the several wards ant
clerks of cities. shall be entitled TO one cop,
and each presiding officer in any incorporated
town shall be entitled to one copy.
Sec g. Each member Of the General As
sembIv, for his own use, and each Clerk o
the Supreme Court and Court Of Common
Pleas, and County Auditor, for the use G
their Offices respectively, and each Townsh
Clerk, for the use Of the inhabitants of hi
township, shall receive one copy Of the jour
mails Of the Senate and House of Representa-
lives; the Auditor, Secretary and Treasure
Of state shall each be entitled TO one copy
and lhe State Librarian. for the use Of til
Library, hve copies Of said journals.
Sec, o. Each University. College, Acadt
my, and Literary Institution Of this State, q
that may hereafter be established, shall b.
entitled to receive one copy Of the ge"s.s
laws Of this State, one copy OF the journals
the Senate and House Of Representative
and one copy of such, each session thereafte
Sec. 10. The Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in each county shall, on demanc
deliver to each OF the persons and Literar
Institutions entitled 10 copies Of the laws an
journals provided for in this act. taking fror
the respective persons their receipts for th
laws and journals SO delivered, which sha
be filed in the county Auditors Office, sub
ject to inspection
Sec. i. Every person entitled (excep
members of the General Assembly, Clerk
and Sergeants at Arms, Judges Of the Court
and Literary Institutions) to copy or copie
of the laws and journals, and who have re
ceived the same, shall deliver over the sam
to his or their successors in Office, and III
, same shall remain the property of the Stat
of Ohio and il any person aforesaid who
,, required to deliver over to his successor sue
laws and journanls, shall refuse, on demant
so to do, he shall forfeit and pay any SUI
not less than i've noi more than fifteen do
lars 10 be recovered in an action of debt
the name of the State Of Ohio, before an
Sec. II. Whenever any greater numbe
of copies of the laws and journals shall b
forwarded to the Clerk of the Court of Con
mon Pleas ofany county than is necessary /
I supply each person, officer or institution, {
to be otherwise disposed Of, according to III
provisions of thisact, and which shall renal
unsold then the Clerk aforesaid shall careful
ly retain the surplus number Of the laws an
: journals in his office, to be delivered to Il
: . officers Of any new township which may
Il hereafter organized in said county.
. Sec. IS. Whenever any greater numb'
of copies of the laws and journals shall
printed than may be required for distribute
T. under this act, the surplus copies shall
a deposited 10 the office of the Secretary
Il State, subject to future distribution by la
n Sec IA The act for the distribution al
> safe keeping Of the laws and Journals, pas
e ed March ~, 1851, be and the same is heI
} by repealed.
g. JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL
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