The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-11
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OF cases, of Ere or other exigency requiring
the immediate use of the same, or by other
legal authority.
SEC. 3. That said ladders or any Of
them, may be loaned to any residents of said
village. either by order Of the council, or BY
The persons in whose care they may have
been placed for safe-keeping as aforesaid,
but no such ladder shall be taken or used
when SO loaned ont cf The square in which
1t had been placed for saie-keeping as afore-
sald; and every person to whom such ladder
may have been loaned, shall be and they
each are hereby made liable to pay for all
injuries that may happen to such ladder
from the time it was foaRed, till il
shall have been returned TO the car of the
person in whose custody it had been pla-
ced as aforesaid.
SEC 4. That in case any such ladder
shall be loaned by the person in whose care
the same shall have been placed, and any
injury happen thereto while SO loaned, il
the person or persons who borrowed such
ladder shall not within thirty days after
Judgment, pay such sum as shall be adj
Judged against them for such injury, and all
cost, the person loaning such ladder hereby
is made liable to pay the amount Of such
Judgment and costs, and he may be made
parry thereto and execution awarded a.
gainst him by screfarias to be issued by the
Mayor.
SEC. s. That eyry person violating any
OF tre provisions Of this ordinance, shall ON
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not
exceeding ten dollars and costs.
SEC. 6. That this ordinance shall fahs
effect from and after the 10th day of Nav
1883; and all former ordinances on the same
subject, or inconsistent herewith, be and
the same arc hereby repealed.
Passed April 90, 1858.
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWTON Mayor,
WILLIAM KNOX Recorder.
All ORDINANCE. @)
Prescribing the manner of collecting fines
and costs.
SEC. /. Be it ordained By the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees ofthe village of Cad
H.. That in all cases where any fine shall
! be assessed under any ordinance of saia
village such fine and the costs may be col
lec.ed by execution against goods of the
detendcnt or such defendent may be CONF
mite TO Jail BY the order or warrant Of
the Mayor, till such fine and costs, and all
Increased costs including jail fees, shall have
bten fully paid, or such party he otherwise
discharged, and either or both such methods
| for the collection. of such fine and costs may
be rcsorted to, at the same time, or seper.
ateIy as the Mayor shall deem best aRn
| SEC. 2. That any person committedsta
! Jail cs aforesaid for the nonpayment of any
fine, or fine and costs, may be discharged
from jail by order of the Mayor or counct,
but no such imprisonment, or discharge,
shall operate as satisfaction Of such flne
OF costs, but the same may be collected at
any time afterwards By execution against
goods of the defendant. s1 a
SEC. 3, That bail may be taken by tire
Mayor on his docket FLOR stay ofexecution'
and payment Of any fine and costs, and
such fine and costs may be collected from.
such bail, in the same manner that money.
is or may be collected from bail for stay
Of execution in cases before Justices of the
peace in the State of Ohio. i. Il
SEC. 4. That when bail for stay Of ex-
ecution is given as aforesaid, the stay of ex-I
ecuson shall be as follows viz; for any fine
of FIVE dollars or under, twenty days; for
any fine over five and not exceeding ten deis
lars, thirty days; for any fine oser. ten dos
lars, forty days. zra
SEC. 5. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the 10Th day of May
/ 1859; and all former ordinances inconxis,
tent herewith, be and the same arc hereby
repealed. s4s.
Passed April 90, 1853.
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWToN, Mayor.
! WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder Il 181 ea&