The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-08
)HIO, THURSDAY, JUNE s. 1854

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 provisions of this act, by any coun-
| ty treasurer of this State, shall be by him
renitted, in the safest and most convent
ent way, to the treasurer of the county to
which said taxes belong; and at the same
time he shall forward statement to the
county auditor Of said county, stating the
amount so collected and of whom; and in
case he shall be unable, from any cause
whatever, to collect the same, then, and
in that case, he shall return the original
statement or account, to the county audi
tor of the county from which 1T was sent,
together with the cause or causes why SAID
taxes could not be collected, certifying in
his official capacity to the same.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the
several county commissioners in this
State, annually, at their March session,
to cause the delinquent list of personal
property to be publicly read on the second
day of said session; and said commission
ers may, at any time, direct their county
treasurer to proceed to collect, IN the
manner prescribed in this act, any delln-
quent taxes due their county; it is further
made the duty of county treasurers. eoun-
ty auditors, and county commissioners,
to examine the delinquent lists of the four
years preceding the one for the year
1858, and if there shall be found charged
thereon, any delinquent taxes not paid,
and which they believe can be collected,
they shall proceed in the same manner to
collect the same, as is provided for the
collection of other delinquent taxes, in
this act, except there shall be added to
said taxes no per centunl, but an amount
equal to the interest on said taxes, from
the time said taxes were due.
Sec. 6. If such delinquent taxpayer
shall have removed out of the State, or
have property, moneys or credits due, or
to become due in this State, it shall be the
duty of the treasurer of the county where
such property may be, or in which such
tax was assessed, to proceed to collect
the same by distress, attachment or other
process of law; and when so collected,
said treasurer shall be entitled to retain,
in addition to the fees allowed him, as
specified in section three Of this act, a
further sum sufficient to pay reasonable
fee for such legal advice and services as
he may require.
Sec. 7. All taxes collected under the
provisions of this act, shall be distributed
by the county auditors in the same man
ner that other delinquent taxes are now
Required to be by law. This act to take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
F. G.. LEBLOND,
Speakerof the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate. pro tenn.
May /, 1854.
T1o5l AN ACT
Supplementary to can act to regulate the
election, contest of election. and resig-
nation of Justices of the Peace" pas
sed March II, 1858.
Sec. /. Be 1t enacted Iy the General As
se,aJly Of the State Of Ohio, That if any
Justice of the Peace shall neglect, or re-
fuse; on demand made for that purpose,
by the person entitled thereto, his anent
or attorney, to pay over ell money by him
received in his official capacity, for the
use of such person, the sureties Of such
Juestice of the Peace, Or any one of them
may give notice to the trustees Of the
township in which such Justice of the
Peace resides, of the refusal of such JUS
tice Of the Peace to pay over money col
lected by virtue of his Office, and that he
is unwilling to continue as surety for such
Justice of the peace.
Sec. g. It Shall be the duty of the
trustees, or City Council, upon such no.
tice being given, to Immediately inform
such Justice of the Peace, in writing, of
the refusal of his sureties to continue as
such, and that he is required to give 9th
er additional security; and if such JUS
tice CT the Peace shall give other securi-
ty, to the satisfaction of such trustees or
City Council, it shall be deemed substi-
tute for the first security, and shall re-
lease them from all further liability as Sc
curity for such Justice; and if such JUS
tice shall fail to give other security, to the
satisfaction of such trustees or City Coun-
Gil, within ten deys after having received
written notice from the trustees to that
effect, such failure to give security shall
be taken and deemed resignation of his
office, and the trustees shall proceed to
FIJI such vacancy as in other cases.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Rep.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst, 1854.
[1O0] AN ACT
To regulate fees of Clerks of the Court
of Common Pleas.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by The General
assembly of the Stute Of Ohio, That the
Clerks of the several Courts of Common
Pleas, and district Courts of this State,
shall, for services hereafter specified,
when rendered, receive the fees hereinaf-
ter provided, and no more.
SEQ. 2. For docketing each case in ap-
pearance docket, ten cents; for indexing
each case in the same, direct and reverse,
ten cents; for entering the voluntary ap-
pearance of plaintiffs and defendants, ten
cents each; for filing each precipe, plead
ing, writ, order, deposition. undertaking
bond notice, verdict, transcript, exhibit,
warrant of attorney, indictment, affidavit,
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