The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-09
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SFc 6. The fees in said police court
shall be the stme in all state cases, as
are, or may be allowed BY law TO justices
OF the peace, or in the probate court IN
like cases, and in city cases, such lees,
not exceeding fees for services OF like
nature in state prosecutions, as the coun-
Gil shall by ordinance prescribe. Inc
clerk Of The police court shall,on the firsl
day Of everymonlh, or within three days
thereafter, account under onth for all lines,
penalties, fees and costs imposed by said
cour, in city capes, with the city auditor,
and in state cases with the county audlt-
or, and shall pay iutc the city and coun-
iy treasures respectively. the amount
then received by him, and il there be any
surplus Of such fees collected for the ci-
ty, after the payment Of the expenses OF
said police court, required 10 be paid by
such city, snch surplus shall be aPproprl. !.
ated by the city council for the benefit OF
common schools in such city.
SEC. 7. Witnesses in the police court
shall be allowed the same fees in cases
arising from violation Of the ordinan-
ces, as are allowed in like cases before
justices Of the peace, and which shall be
paid in the same manner; and in state
cases The same fees, which shall DO paid
in the same manner as in like cases in
The court OF common pleas.
SEC. 8. The clerk shall file and pre-
serve all informations, process, motions
and papers Of every description, used or
offered to be used in said urt,and shall
keep a journal OF all The doings o! the
court, which shall be read each day, and
il necessary, corrected by the order OF,
and signed by the judge, and in al cases
where final judgment is given said jour
nal entry Of each case with the papers
filed, shall be deemed the record Of that
case. In cases where the police court
are required to recognize the defendant
10 appear before any other court, the ex-
animation shall be recorded as is required
\ Of justices OF The peace in like cases.
Sec. 9. That section twenty four o
the act entitled "an &C, to provide TO
The organization Of cities and incorpora
/. ted villages" passed May 3, 1852, be s
. amended as 10 read as follows: The.
shall have power 10 restrain, and regulat
The running at large, Of cattle, horses
+ swine, sheep, and other animals withi
! the limits Of the corporation; and 10 au
. ,horize the distrnining, impounding, an
. sale Of the same, for the penalty impose
q by any ordinance or regulation thereof
G and .he costs of the proceeding; 10 pre-
! vent she running a. large, Of dogs, and II
. iuries aud annoyances iherelrom. and
, authorize the destruction Of the same
s when at large, contrary 10 any prohlbitio
!. to that effect.
n SEC. 10. That section ten, Of an az
; TO amend All act, entitled "an act 10 pre-
: vide for the organization Of cities and il
: corporaled villages" passed March /.
b 1853, be so amended as TO read as 70
. lows: The city council Of any city,ma
provide by ordinance, for the appoin
: ment Of suitable number OF inspector
: for all such purposes as are not provide
J; for by law, who shall hold their Office
j. for the term Of three years; and The sal
council shall have the power to provit
g for issuing licenses TO such inspectors
o and 10 regulate the fees to be paid
e them for their services.
: SEC. IL. That the original section
e seventy>,hree, eighty.t~o, eighty-fou
e and twenty four, Of the "act 10 provic
Il for the organization Of cities and inco
o poraied villages" passed May 8, ls5:
d and Sc actions ten and twenty-five Of Il
e act 10 amend the "ac, 10 provide for Il
10 organization OF cities and incorporate
>: yilogcs," passed March llIh, 1853, b
IL and The same ere hereby repealed.
h F. G. LIE BLOND,
Of Speaker Of the House Of Representative
n JAMES MYERS,
;e President Of the Sena'
April 2s, 1854.