Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-08-19

made; which complaint shall be filed with
said Mayor OF Justice Of the Peace. There
upon said Mayer or Justice Of the Peace
shall inquire into the truth of said complaint,
by the examination of witnesses on oath or
affirmation as well on behalf Of the Incorpora-
ted Village aforesaid as the defendant, and
the person so held in custody shall be either
fined, or discharged, as therase may require;
and if said officer shall assessa tine against
said defendant he shall Immediately render
Judgment therefor, against said defendant,
together with the costs Of prosecution which
have accrued.
Sec. 3. On complaint on oath or affirmation
made and filed with said Mayor. charging
any persOn or persons with the violation Of
any ordinance passed BY the council Of said
Incorporated Village, which is punishable
by fine, said Mayor shall issue his warrant
for the arrest of said person or persons, and
deliver the same TO the Marshal or other Off
GERS qualified to make arrests. Thereupon
the Marshal or such other officer shall arrest
the person orpersons named or described in
said warrant and take, said person or per-
sons forthwith before said II ryOr, or some
Justice of the Peace OF the county for trial
which trial shall By said Mayor or other of.
ficer, be conducted in all respects as required
by section two OF this Ordinance.
Sec The Mayor, or other officer, shall
issue subpoena aud cause the same to be
served on all witnesses necessary on any tri-
al which NAV be pending before him.
Sec. >. If it should become necessary by
reason ofthe absence Of any material witness,
or other just cause to postpone the trial or eX-
animation Of any person charged with the vi
Olation of any Ordinance, it shall be lawful
for the Mayor or Justice of the Peace before
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such person to bail in any sum which said
Mayor or Justice Of the Peace may deem reas-
onable, fer his appearance before said officer
to answer 10 said charge. Presided that the
time fixed by said officer for the final tiial
shall not exceed forty eight hours from the
time said pers, n was brought before said OH
Ger, and proUideG bGrtatT that no cause shall
be continued at the instance Of the Corpora.
ton, when the person charged with the VIC
latIon of any ordinance, was arrested by the
officer on view. In default Of bail rs aforesaid,
said officer by writ issued for that purpose,
n ny require the Marshal or other officer hay,
ing such person in charge, TO safely keep said
person in his custody or commit said person
TO the jail of the County. Provided, that no
person shall be confined in Jail awaiting an
examination Tor any period longer than forty
eight hours.
Sec. b. 1t shall be The duty OF the Mayor oil
or other officer before whom any tiial or pro
cecding is had, to keep a fair and accurate
record of the same, which shall be open q
the inspection of all persons.
Sec. Z. All fines collected by said Mayor OF
ether officer, for the violation Ofany ordinance
shall be paid by such officer into the Treas
ury Of the Village of Warren within sixty day,
from the receipt thereof.
Sec. 6. All executions issued by the Mayor
or other officer, shall be returned within thii-
ty days from the date thereof by the Officer
having the anne in his possession, and any
money collected on Any execution shall be
returned with the writ and paid by said 9TH
Ger to the Mayor or other officer who may have
issued said writ.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after the publication
thereof.
Passed in Council Aug. I, A. d. 1857.
Attest; G. II. PATCH, Recorder.
7. J NOLAN, Mayor