The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-08

fense, unless by the legal order or process
of court Of competent Jurisdiction, or upon
q charge Of crime or offense under oath or
affirmation made, or indictment found after
such discharge. And il any person shall,
knowingly and contrary tJthe provisions Of
this section, re-commit or imprison OF res
strain OF liberty for the same or substantially
the same cause or oifense, any person so
Get at large, or shall knowingly aid or ass
sist therein, such person 80 offending, shall
forfeit to the party sggrieved the sum Of Eve
hundred dollars, to be recovered by the said
party or any person for the use Of said party,
as provided in the preceding section, and
the person SO offending, shall moreover be
liable to the suit of the party aggrieved fof
damages
SECTION 4. Be IL further enacted, That
when any person shall be set at large upon
any writ of habeas corpus, the court or Judge
making such order, shall have power 10 make
such further order as may be necessary to
secure the due effect Of said order of dis
charge; and the court or Judge before which
any writ otbabeas corpus shall be returned,
shall for good cause shown, continue the
said cause and shall have power 10 makg
such other orders during the proceedings up
on such writ, in respect to the custody of the
person imprisoned or restrained, ,and in other
respects, as may be found needful TO secure
the due effect of the writ.
SECTION 5. Be ii further enacted, That
section six Of the act entitled "an act secu-
ring the benefits of the writ of habeas cor
pus," passed February %, 1911, and section
nine of the act entitled "an act further to
amend the act entitled an act securing the
benefits of the writ Of fhabeas corpus, passed
February s, l847, be and the same are here.
by repealed. @ A.
N H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of The house of Representatives..
THOMAS H. FORD. @a
President of the Senate.
April s, 1866.
[No. cal AN ACT ,at
To provide for the establishment Of the
Ohio Reform. School. k't
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That there
shall be established, as hereinafter provi-
ded, an institution for the discipline, cor
rection and reformation Of juvenile often.
ders to be designated, the Ohio Reform
School, to which may be committed for dis.
. ClpilHeS CUITtCLlOU, uHu SUCH
persons not exceeding twenty years of age,
as may be convicted Of crimes the punish
ment whereof is now confinement in the
penitentiary, and such other persons as it
may [bel hereafter provided by law thus to
commit. 4 s -. ra sos
SECTION 2. That there shall be appoin.
ted by the Governor by and with the advice
Of the Senate, three Commissioners whose
duty i: shall be to make inquiry in regardto
a suitable site for the buildings of said Re.
form School to receive proposition inregard
to donations of land or money and to make
full report upon the subject at the time
specified in section three of this act. 'st
SECTION 8. The commissioners shall
have power to employ competent architect,
10 furnish plans and specifca tons for the
necessary buildings; and two of them sac-
companied, il necessary, by the architect,
shall visit three of the principal institutions
of this Kind in the United States, make dill
gent inquiry in regard to the constitution,
arrangement and cost of buildings, and the
: employments, discipline and education of
the inmates; and the commissioners shall
report to the General Assembly, within ten
days from the commencement of the next
session thereof, the result of these observa.
tions and inquiries; together with such other
useful matter as they may think desirable
and in SO doing they shall give full and .ex-
act information in regard to the cost of
buildings for the Ohio Reform School.
SECTION A. Before entering upon the du-
ties Of their office, the commissioners shall
each give bond to the state of Ohio In the
penal sum of five thousand dollars to be ap.
} proved by the governor, conditioned for the
| faithful performance OF their buty; and in
case of vacancy arising in said board of com.
J misso rers, whether from death, resignation
or otherwise, the governor shall have power
to fill such vacancy by appointment; andthe
| person so appointed shall hold his Office un-
| til the close of the next succeeding session
of the. Legislature. "a
SEcT1oN 5. Each of said commissioners
shall be allowed three dollars per day for
his services while actually employed in the
duties of his appointment; and also such
travelling and incidental expenses as are au.
thorized by the provisions OF this act; and
the architect shall be paid only for the time
during which he is employed together with
necessary travelling expenses. -.
SECTION g.. To meet the expenditures
authorized by this act, there shall be paid,
] on the approval ofthe governor, out of any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise appro-
(, printed, a sum not exceeding one thousand
, dollars.
! SECTION 7. The commissioners shalt
make no contract in anticipation Of appro-
priations made for their use by the Gener.
al Assembly, and for any contract so by
r them made in anticipation of such appro /.
prations, they shall be held responsible in
their private capacities to the persons 30
: contracted with. seasl
1 N. Fl. VAN WORRIES, .5af
r Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
: THOMAS H. FORD,
: President Of the SsAate.
; April 7th, 1865. s ~
.AuDtToR's OfFIcE RAyENNA,
PORTAGE Co. o., May 9Th, ,slS58S
hereby certify that the foregoing IS