The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-27

saiu Juuge or justice rs The case lnay De
shall make cut and certify a bill Of such
eos.s, and forward the same TO the trustees
OF sueif township. who shallupon the receipt
OF said bill of costs. issue their orders on the
township treasurer FOR the payment of the
same. The said Judge or Jusuc (as the
case may be shall receive one dollar per
day, and such free holders, one dollar per
day; and the witnesses and sheriff or consta--
bles their lawful fees as in other CAGES.
Sec. II. That whenever any person is
elected To the Office OF Justice OF the Peace
and receives a commission from the Govern
or, h: shall Or.hMi h take the necessary
cato or lirmalion, apICrtaining 10 such Of
fee before the clerk Of The Court of Com
mon Pleas OF his proper county (who is
hereby gu.holized TO administer the same)
or before any Justice Of the Peace Of the
proper county, who shall within ten DAYS
certify The same 10 the clerk aforesaid, who
shall in either case make record of it, in a
book provided for that purpose, and every
Justice of the Peace so qualified before he
shall be deemed legally authorized to dis
charge any Of the duties Of his Office, shall
within ten days after the taking of said oath
or affirmation, enter mo bond 10 be APP
proved by the trustees of the township,
payable TO the State Of Ohio, with at least
TWO sufficient securities with a penalty Of
not less than one thousand dollars. nor more
than five thousand dollars at the discretion
Of the trustees to be deposited with the
township treasurer, unless the township
treasurer should lie Tie Justice elect then
with the township clerk conditioned that
the said Justice, shall well and truly pay
over according to law all moneys which
may come into his hands by virtue of his
said commission, and alsU conditioned, that
he will well and truly DO and perform every
ministerial act that is enioined upon him by
law, on which bond suit. may be brought,
and The penalty thereof recovered by any
person injured by the neglect or refusal OF
any such Justice, in tie same manner as on
Lands given by sheriif>; and on refusal ne
glect 10 enter into such bond, the trustees
shall give notice of Il new election to fill the
Office OF such Justice.
Sic. y. Whenevcri in the opinion of the
trustees OF any town.hip the security reQui-
red to be given by any Justice of the Peace,
/, under this act, shall be orShall become insult
icicnt for any eau c such trustees shall give
notice to>ucll Jus,ise in writing that he is
required within ten days to give additional
security to the satisfaction of such trustees;
and on neglect or refusal Of any Justice to
enter into any bond with security, as reqNi-
rcd of them by this act, the Office shall be
deemed vacant, AMI the trustees shall give
notice Of new election to fill such Office.
Sec. IS. That every Justice of the Pace
hereafter commissioned shall in thirty days
thereafter transmit the date thereof to the
clerk of the township, MILO shall make an
en.ry thereof in a book by him to be provi-
drd for that purpose, and at least sixty days
previous to the expiration Of such commits
sion, the clerk snail give a written notice to
the trustees when such Justices commits
sion will expire and the trustees on receiy-
ing such notice shall notify the electors of
such township to meet and elect a Justice of
the Peace, to fill s3ch vacancy, in the man
nor pointed out, in the section Of this act.
and said trustees, may hold an election be-
fore the said vacancy actually happens.
Sec. II. That all elections under the
pryisions of his act, shall Re conducted in
the same manner as is required in the cleo
ton of members of the General Assembly,
and the jnge of election, taking in the re-
turn of such election, shall be entitled TO
receive ten cents per mile from the place of
holding Tie election 10 the seat Of lnstict to
be paid ont Of the county treasury.
Sec 10. That all designations Of Justi-
ces Of the Peace shall be nude to the clerk
Of the court of common plea of the proper
county and the Justice so ~resigning shall
at the same time give notice to the clerk Of
the township OF his resignation, and the
township clerk shall within three days after
such notice to him, certify the same to the
trustees of the township, who shall proceed
therein asin other cases Of vecanCies.
Sec. lG. That should there be no trus-
tees in any such township, the township
clerk shall give tie notice. TO electors re-
quired to be given by this act.
Sec II. That if any officer or other per-
son shall neglect or refuse to discharge or
perform any Of the duties enjoined or requi-
red BY the provisions of this act, such officer
person or persons SO offending shall be fined
in a sum not less than five For more than
fifty doIlary, to be recovered before any
Justice Of the Peace of the proper township
in an action of debt for the use Of common
schools, in the township, which action may
be commenced and prosecuted by the trea
surer Of the township, on complaint Of any
citizen thereof.
Sec. 18. That the act providing for The
!, election and resignation Of Justices of thu
: Peace passed January 3lst, 1881, the &C.
entitled land act to amend the act to pro
vided for the election and resignation 0
Justices Of the Peace passed March 81, 1910
. and an a:t to amend an act to provide fo
: the election and resignation OF Justices o
: the Peace" passed February 20, 1912, b.
and the same f. hereby repealed; provide.
y that said repe al shall no! in any way d
manner affect any right which may hav,
. accrued Under any Of said acts.
, Sec. 70. This act shall take effect and b.
+ in force from and after the first day o
March, one thousand eigh hundred and fiji
. ty-three.
!. JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speake Of The House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate
March II, 1853.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 10, 1853,