The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-06

nance and Of this section, notwiihsjhnd-
ing amy irregulariiy, informalty Of de.
feet. in nny assessment on the part Of
such municipal corporation, or It's officers;
but in such case the court shall adiudge
as TO costs as may be deemed proper, and
in cases where assessments shall have
been regularly made, and payment shall
have been neglected or refused 1t the
time when the same was required, any
municipal corporation, or any person 10
whom the said corporation shall have di-
rectcd payment to be made, shall bb en-
titled to demand, and recover in addition
to the amount assessed with in,ercstfg from
the time of assessment, the additional
sum Of FIVE per cent. penalty to defray
the expenses OF collection, ard which
shall be included in the Judgment Of de :
cree. t}d ~ 'a''tI
Sec. 10. That tho forty y.ffih section
of said act, be and il is hereby so amen.
dcd as 10 read as follows: "Sec. 45. The
said trustees shall have the exclusive
supervision and control of all public
roads, streets and alleys, sewers and
drains constructed or to be constructed
within the limits of such special road
district; they shall have the power to lay
off and establish 10 improve keep in order
and repair, roads, streets and alleys and
TO open and construct, and keep IN order
and repair sewers aud drains, 20 enter
upon aad take for the purpose aforesaid
when necessary, land OF material 10 as.
sess and collect charge for the con-
slructioD, improvement, or repair Of any
such road, street OF alley; and TO carry
into effect such powers, and the other
powers incident 10 corporation for the
snid special purposes, may make and pub
lish, and enforce, by-laws ard ordi-
nances, and shall have the like rights
and remedies in all respects, as in this
act provided, in relation 10 other munich
pal corporations And for the services
performed BY any supervisor in his capa-
city as such, under the direction Of the
trustees of any such special road district
the same shall be settled and paidHfor by
The trustees of the proper township or
townships as in other cases. 'u1
Sec. 90 That the forty.second sec
ton of said act be, and the same is here
by SO amended as to read as follows:
"Sec. AZ. Ii shall be the duty OF the
Governor, Auditor and the Secretary Of
State, or any two of them a, the time of
asceriaining. the ratio Of representation
as required E6y the eleventh section of
The said article of the constitutions also
10 ascertain what cities Of the second
class, are entitled 10 become cities ofthe
first class, and what incorporated villages
are entitled TO become cities, and their
proper class, and the Governor shall
cause. statement thereof 10 be n aared
by the Secretary ofs5tate, ew6ichsseatc-
ment he shall cause TO be published in
some newspaper printed in the City Of
Columbus and also in some newspaper
printed in each of the cities and incor-
poraied villages, the grade of which shall
have been so advanced, and copy Of
said statement shall also be transmitted
by the Secretary of Stato 10 the next
sesslon of the General Assembly; provi-
ded however, that before said city or in.
corporated village, shall be advanced as
herein provided, the trustees thereof by
resolution certified 10 by the Secretary Of
State, shall accept Of such advanced
grade, and thefefrom any such city or
incorporated village shall at the next re.
gular annual period for The ele clion Of
municipal officers, proceed to 6fgsRize
according 10 its new grade by the elec.
ton Of officers properly belonging there
10 and ON their election and qualification
the term Of service of every former
officer shall expire. And il shall slill
further be the duty of Governor, Audi
tor, and Secretary Of State, TO declare
cities of The second class, cities of the
first class between decennial periods; Pro-
vided, the application from any city, be
accompanied by a resolution adopted by
said city council asking 10 be declared
city Of the first class, shall be accompa-
MED with satisfactory evidence, showing
The population Of said city 10 be over
twenty thousand.
Sec. 81. Any town which by the
special act Of Incorporation, has been
divided into wards, shall be denoninated
a city Of the second class, if The council
shall so determine.
Sec. %. That the powers granted to
The council of any.oiIy by section sixty
five of the act lowbich this is amenda-
tory, are hereby granted TO the council
of any incorporated village containing
not less than fifteen hundred inhabi>
l2nts.
Sec. 90. The mayor Of any iucor.
porated village shall have the power TO
appoint temporarily as many assistant
marshals as he may think necessary, who
shall lake an oath Of Office, and may be
required to give bond and security to the
thereof for the faithful discharge
oi their dulles, and who shall have the
same power as The chief marshal.
Sec. "a. That section filly>seven Of
The act to which this is amendalory, be
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