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same manner as the fees speciied9in the
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SEC. b. That the several clerks of the
said courts shall receive from the ireasu.
ries Of their respective counties, in the
same manner as the fees specified in the
last two preceding sections, the following
ing fees for miscellaneous services, per.
formed by them respectively: tor making
out abstracts or elections, (excepl Justices
elections,) for each one hundred words.
ten cents; for each certificate, with the
seal of the court attached to abstracts,
fifty cents; for certifying for lees of judges
aud clerks OF elections, ten cents each;
Tor certifying the enumeration Of white
male citizens over the ago Of twenty. one
years, TO the Secretary Of State, one dol
lar; and for filing each list OF such emu.
meration, ten cents; for apporlioning ju-
rors to the several townships, copying the
names. and placing the same in the jury.
box, three dollars annually; for making up
and completing general indexes. direct
and reverse, OF all judgments. final orders
and DEGREES, fifteen cents for each case
SO indexed; for making out lists of un-
claimed costs, and paying the same to the
Treasurer, five per centum on the amount
OF money paid; for reporting annually to
the County Commissioners the amount OF
fines assessed by their respective courts,
one dollar; for reporting annually to prose-
cutting attorney. amount of fines and costs.
collections thereon, &C., three dollars; for
reporting annually to Auditor of State as
to collection of costs in Penitentary cases.
one dollar; for each civil jury list certified
TO the county Treasurer, fifty cents; for
distributing the laws, journals and docu-
'ments OF the State, five dollars annually
SEC. s.. That the county commission.
ers shall furnish to the clerks Of courts OF
their respective counties. all the blank
books, blanks, stationery, and all other
things necessary to the promp, discharge
OF their duties; all which articles the clerks
may for themselves procure, and shall be
allowed for upon :heir certificate.
Sec. Z. That the act entitled "an acl
to regulate the fees of clerks OF the courts
of common pleas" passed May l, 1859.
and section 6fty.two OF the act entitled
IAN act to regulate the election OF State
and county officers passed May 8. 1852,
and section three OF the act entitled Gan
act to provide Tor collecting the statistics
of crime." passed May /, 1859, be, and
the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. That this act shall take effect.
and be in force from and after its passage.
F. C. sLEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn
May lst, 1854.
sss'al AN ACT @
Further prescribing the dulles Of County
Treasurers, and to provide for the col.
lection of delinquent taxes.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the Cen
eral Assemblysof the State Of Ohio. Tha,
hereafteri, shall be the duty Of the several
county treasurers Of this State, in makirs
return of their delinquent list of personal
property, TO the auditor Of their county, to
note on the marginal list OF said return.
the county and State to which any such
delinquent taxpayer may have removed
to, or reside in, with the date of his re
moval, il he shall be able to ascertain such
fact.
SEC. 2. Ii shall be the duty OF the sew.
eral county treasurers in this State, imme.
diately alter their settlement with their
county auditor. to make out and forward
TO the county treasurer Of the county to
which any such delinquent tax payer may |
have removed TO, or reside in, statement
or account of taxes so assessed and not
paid, which statement or account shall
specify the value Of property on which
said taxes were levied, and the amount oil
taxes levied thereon, 10 which he shall add
an amount equal to the sum Of twenty five
per centum on the tax so levied, if said
delinquent taxpayer shall have left the
county in which said taxes were levied af.
ter the time required by law for the coun-
ty auditors 10 deliver the tax-duplicate to
The county treasurer; but, if he shall have
left the county previous to the time requir.
ed by law for tine delivery Of said tax du-
plicate 10 the county treasurer, then the
said county treasurer shall not add the
per centum.
SEC. 8. lrSis hereby made the duty of
the several county treasurers Of this Stale
Immediately on the receipt Of any such
statement or account, to proceed aud col
lect the same of the person so charged
with said taxes and per centum. for which
services be shall be allowed the same fees
that county treasurers are now allowed Tor
collecting delinquent taxes, by process to
be collected OF the person against whom
said taxes are charged.
SEC. 4. For the collection OF all taxes
interests, penalty and costs mentioned in
this act, the several copn,y treasurers Of
this State shall have the same powers that
are now or may hereafter be given by any
law Of this State for the collection Of taxes;
and all taxes collected pursuant to the pro.
visions Of this act. by any county treasurer
of this State, shall be by him remitied, in
the safest and most convenient way. 10 the
treasurer Of the county to which said taxes
belong; and at the same time he shall for
ward o statement to the county auditor OF
said county, stating the amount so collect
ed and of whom; and in case he shall be
unable. from any cause whatever, to col
lect the same. then. and in that case, he
shall return the original statement or &C.
count. to the county auditor Of the county
from which it was sent, together with the
cause OF, causes why said taxes could no,
be collected. certifying in his official capa-
city to the same.
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