The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06

ment showing the whole amount thereof
how much thereof has been received b,
him, how much thereof remains uncel
lected, the names of the persons frou
whom any of the same are due and tht
amounts due from each, and the reaser
why the same have not been collected
Provided, however, that the sheriff, clerl
and probate judge, shall not be required
to report as to any uncolleoted fees, Or
costs, in any suit, matter or proceeding
which at the time for making any sueh
quarterly report, shall be pending and
notidetermined by final order or jBdg.
ment, but all such unoollected fees ahd
costs she'll be reported in full the nexi
quarterly report after the said suit, mat.
termined by fiuai order or Judgment
and, provided further that the treasurer
shall not be required to report the fees,
per centages or penalties receivable by
him for collecting taxes that are charged
upon the tax duplicate until bis settle
ment with the county auditor, but shall
report the same to the county commiss-
toner's in gross as made out by the eoun
ty auditor in his quarterly report next
after such settlement and that the coun-
ty auditor shall not be required to re-
port the fees receivable by him for sell
vices rendered for the county and paya.
BILE to him out of the county treasury
except at his annual settlement with the
county commissioners as now provided
by law.
shall regulate the number, and fix the
compensation of all deputies, clerks,
book keepers, aud other assistants to be
employed by the treasurer, auditor, and
recorder; which compensation shall be
paid to them upon the allowance of the
county commissioners, out of the county
treasury upon the warrant of the county
auditor and the Dumber and compcusa-
tion of the deputies and assistants of the
probate judge shall be regulated and fix
ed by the court of common pleas of the
county, which compensation shall be al
lowed by the county auditor upon the
certificate of the court of common pleas,
and paid out of the county treasury,
and the number and compensation of
the deputies and other assistants of the
clerk or clerks aud sheriff. shall be reg
ulated and fixed by tie court of common
pleas Of the county; bat where the
clerk or sheriff is the officer of more
than one court, the number and compen-
sation of the deputies and assistants me-
cessary for the transaction of the bust
uess of each court, shall be regulated
and fixed By such court and the eompen
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shall be paid on the certificate of the
court or courts fixing the same of the
due, out of the county treasurte
on the warrant of the county auditor
The county commissioners shall also al
low ard order to be paid, as other claims
against the county all other reasonable
expenses necessary to the proper dis
charge Of the duties ,fvany of the above
named officers Provided, however that
the compensation of all deputies and as
and all other necessary expen-
ses of any such officer hereby authorized
to be paid shall be Fl st paid out of the
fees, costs, per cottages or penalties col
lected BY such officer and accounted for
and paid into the county treasury.
Sec a. That each Of said oficers
shall keep full and regular accounts,
subject at all times to the examination
of the county commissioners of all sums
charged and collected by him, but the
treasurer and auditor shall not be re.
auired to keep separate account, of
my matters appearing from the tax du
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SEC. S. That if, after deducting
rom the whole amount of the costs, fees,
per centages, and penalties collected by
Zach of said officers respectively during
zach year, the amounts allowed and paid |
or the compensation Of deputies, clerks, |
book. keepers, and other assistants, and |
,ther necessary expenses of the said Off |
.ers severally, there shall remain so |
much, each of said officers shall be al |
owed to receive for his own use out of |
he costs, fees. per centagcs and penal |
les collected by him as follows: In |
counties having, by the last preceding |
of white male inhabitants |
lbove the age of twenty one years, ia
len under the authority of this state.
10 more than two thousand four hundred |
uch Inhabitants, the probate judge eight |
treasurer eight hundred, clerk |
line hundred, auditor nine hundred, |
heriH ten hundred, and recorder seven |
hundred dollars for each year and in
ounties having more than two thousand |
our hundred such inhabitants, each of |
he aforesaid officers may receive the
ike sums, and in addition thereto may
eceive for each year the sum of twenty |
i've dollars for each additional two hun
red such inhabitants, above twenty |
our hundred in the county; and in
ounting such inhabitants above twenty
our hundred, if there be any fraction of
we hundred greater than one hundred,
uch fraction shall be reckoned as two
lundred; provided, that no sheriff or
reasurer shall receive in any year, in
ny county, more than three thousand
we hundred dollars, aud that no clerk,
uditor or probate judge shall receive in
ny year more than three thousand dol
ars, and no recorder shall receive in
ny year, in any county, more than two
thousand dollars; aud the compensation
o be allowed, according to the provis.
ons of this act to tho officers named
erejD, after the taking of any future
of white male inhabitants
Inder the authority of this state, shall
% as herein established. 10 every county
ccordiDg to the amount of it's zpopula-
lou as herein classified, as scertained
rom time to time By such enumerations.
SEC. 6. That each of said officers,
fter deductiDg the proper proportion of
he amounts allowed By this act, to be
etained by him for its own use, shall,
It the end of each quarter pay into the