The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-24

his official duties, and shall take an oath Of
Office which shall be endorsed on said bond
and subscribed by said comptroller, and the
said bond shall be deposited with and re-
corded by the secretary Of state before said
comptroller shall enter upon the duties OF
his Office; aud the state house commission
ers shall Immediately furnish to the comp.
troller an Office in the state house, with all
the necessary furniture and safes for the
same.
SEC. "a. All costs and expenses of the
safe keeping and disbursements Of the pub,
lie money belonging to the state, shall be
paid by the treasurer of state out of his
contingent fund, upon the warrant Of the
auditor of state, countersigned BY the comp.
uoller of the treasury. l4...-
SEC. 25. All costs and expenses OF the
safe keeping and disbursement of the public
money belonging to the several counties
shall be paid by the treasurer Of the county,
upon the allowance Of the county commits.
sioners Of such county, but no county treas
urer shall be permitted to charge or receive
more than one half of one per centum on
any money belonging to the state, or be-
longing to any county, that may be deposit.
ed or paid into such county treasury by any
officer, agent or person other than the mon.
ey arising from taxes upon the tax dupli.
cate. Nor shall there be any allowance
made TO such county treasurer over aud
above the said one half of one per ccntum
for the transfer or paying out the same.
SEC. &c. The state house commission.
ers are hereby required forthwith to con-
struct in the most perfect manner, in the
office OF the treasurer Of state, in the state
house, all such vaults, and provide all sue h
tlre proof safes as the treasurer of state NAV
require for the perfect protection and safety
of the public money kept or to be kept
therein.
Sec. 81. The county commissioners of
each county in this state are hereby requir.
ed to provide, as soon as practicable after
the passage Of this act, all such rooms or
office, and construct all such vaults, aud
provide all such fire proof safes in the office
of the treasurer in the public buildings of
each county, as may be needed by the coun.
ty treasurer for the perfect protection and
safe keeping of the public money therein.
SEC. %. That sections twenty eight
(28), twenty nine (29), thirty (3o), thirty
one (3D, thirty two (32), thirty three (53),
thirty four GAY, thirty FIVE (35), thirty six
(36), and thirty seven (37), of "an act pre-
scrIbing the general duties of the auditor,
treasurer and secretary of state passed Jan
uary thirty first (3l), one thousand eight
hundred and thirty one (lS3D, sections one
hundred and twenty four G2N, and one
hundred and thirty eight (l28), of an 'act to
provide for the protection of the canals of
the state Of Ohio, the regulation of the navi.
CATION thereof, and for the collection of
tolls passed March twenty third (23), eight
cen hundred and forty (l84O); section seven
~, of an San act 10 provide for paying the
temporary liabilities OF the state, the inter
est of the state debt and Tor other purposes,
passed March seventh (O, one thousand
eight hundred and forty two Q842(; sections
seventy thee (73), and seventy four (74), of
an 'act 10 regulate the navigation and COL
lection o! tolls on the canals of this state
passed February twenty third (23), one
thousand eight hundred and thirty (l93O);
section (4), of an 'act to provide for keep
ing accounts in the several departments of
the state government, and the public insti-
tutons, passed April l6, 1857; sections one
J
act to cr> ate sinking fund for the payment
OF the principal and interest of the public
debt, and the uct amendatory thereto, April
/, 1857; also the act passed and took effec,
March 30h, 1857, entitled 'an act supple-
mentary to the act prescribing the duties of
the auditor and treasurer of state relative to
the receipt, safe Keeping and disbursement
Of public money md accounting therefor,
passed April IS. 1856; also section six (0l,
o! un act entitled 'an act further to pre-
scribe the duties"of county commissioners
passed April l2, 1856; the act pissed A Dfii
II, 1857; entitled 'an act to amend sections
six and ten OF the act entitled an act further
to prescribe the duties of county cumInjs-
sioncrs,' passed April 8, 1856; the act pass
ed March so, 1857, entitled IAN act supple
mentary to the act prescribing the duties of
the auditor and treasurer of state relative to
the receipt, safe keeping and disbursement
OF public moneys and accounting therelor,'
passed April 8, 1856; the act entitled San act
to punish the embezzlement and unlawful
use OF public moneys" passed April 10,
1896; the act entitled 'an act in addition to
the act 10 crca:e sinking fund for the pay
ment OF the principal and interest of the
pubic debt and the acts amendatory there !
Of, passed April IL, 1857; and the act en-
Titled an act prescribing tile duties of audi !
tor and treasurer of state relative to the re-
celpt' safe keeping and disbursement of pub
Ilc moneys and accounting therefor plssed
April 3, 1856, aud all other laws or purts of |
laws Inconsistent herewith, be and the same
are hereby repealed: Provided, however,
that all crimes or offences committed against
the provisions of any of the said acts which
Are hereby repealed, and all causes of ac-
lion, or rights growing out of them, as well
as all prosecutions and tcions at law pend
ing under them, shall be prosecuted to con-
Viction or final judgment, as if this act had
not been passed, and shall in no wise be al
ected by this act.
SEC. 80. This act shall take effect from
and after the 4th day of Juy next.
WILLIAM B, WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April l2, 1858.
AUDIToR's OFr1cE,l