The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-05-19
LAWS OF OHIO,
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT,

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
.s AN ACT,
Taking appropriations in part for the first
quartsr cf the year 1859.
sH7rios !. BE IL enacted by tse fener'! is
sea5lyQf TIE State Of Ohio, That the Following
SIMS bs aid are hereby appropriated, out Y!
my monoy i'll the treasury applicable thereto,
from the general revenue fund, Tor the cN-
penses in part for the first quarter OF the year
or the fifteenth day OF Nov ember,
one thousand e.sht hunlret anti fifty eight;
fer the payment of Salaries OF the governor,
iudftor, treasurer, secretary OF state, attor-
ney general, state commissioner Of common
schools, ana state haarian, two thousand two
auAdred dollars: !ur payment OF salaries OF
judges Of the supreme court, .ourt Of common
pleas, a,l superior courts, nineteen Thousand
dollars, for paFmcut OF tn: salary OF secretary
10 the governor, t,eo hundred dollars; fcr pay |
ulent Of clerks Ill the Office OF tle auditor OF !
state two thousand dollars; for payment OF
clerks il the Office Of treasurer OF state, five |
hundred collars, for payment of clerks III the |
oihce OF the secretary OF State, four hundred |
stoiars for payment of salaries OF superintend- |
elh, physician, steward, matyoD, anu other
,itcers and employ ces, and for household and
Incidental expenses OF the central Ohio Luna |
tic Asylum, ten thousand dollars; for payment
v.
matlon and other officers ami employees, and |
fer household and other incidental expen ses,
ot the Southern Lunatic asylum, six Thousand
dollars; for salaries of superintendent, physi-
clan, steward matroi and oiher officers and
employees, and for household aud other incl
,iental expenses, ct the Northern Lunatic Asy-
lum, six thonsaud dollars; for salaries of ofi-
GERS and payment to other persons, and for
household and incidental expenses Vf the Deaf
and Dumb asylum, live thousand dollars; for
salaries of officers, teachers and other persons
employed, and for general expenses, of the
institution for the educatien of the bind i've
thousand dollars: for payment of salaries OF
warden, deputy warden, clerk. physical. and
moral instructor, OF the Ohio peIiitentiary,
eight hundred dollars; for paying guards, re-
pairs provision, cIoth hing, and other general
expenses of the Ohio Penitentiary, fifteen
thousand dollars, for pay ment OF costs OF pros
ecution and transportation OF convicts to the
IpenItentary, ten thousand dollars; for the
payment OF salaries OF the members OF the
board of public works, and their clerk thir-
teen hundred dollars; for payment Of officers
AMI other employ ees, and current expenses OF
tho state asylum for idiots, fifteen hundred
dollars. ....... .....t "a. .. ..r .-4-s
l. WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
. MARTIN WELKkR, s.4
April u, 1858. Presideat of the Senate.
,,t..., AN ACT eos
To prevent the selling and bartering Of Coun-
1 terieit Coin, and the having in possession
Counterfeit Coiu, with the intent to sell,
| barter or dispose of the same.
! SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Genera! u.s.
sem5iy Of the State of Ohio, That if any per-
son shall sell, bs rter, or in any manner dispose
of, any false, forgev, or counterfeit COIN, made
| in the likeness and sinllitude OF any OF the
gold, silver or copper coin or coins currently
passing in the State; or if any person shall be
detected with any such false, forged Or COM
terteit coin or coins in his or her possession,
for the purpose of selling, barterlng Or dispOs
| ing of the same, knowing the same to be false,
| forged or counterfeit, every person SO offending
| shall be deemed guilty OF a misGemesnor, aud
| upon conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned
III the penitentiary, and be kept at hard labor
not more thant en years nor less than one year.
! DEC. 2. This act to take effect anu De III
| iorce from and after it's Passage.
| - WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
I MARLIN WkLkhR, S.
i s-- President Of the Senate.
AN ACT, ia-#
Supplemental to all aci entitled, An act in re.
lalion to statistics, PASSED april II, 1907.
Il SECTION i. Be 1t enacted 6y the Genera.
.4sssnl0iy Of the Ssdle oJ Oalo, That tue com
lnlssiouer Of statistics lor the state OF Ohio
shall hold his office tor the term OF three
years, and until his successor is appointed ano
. quaiiiied.. .sss "rf
II See. z. That it shall be the duty of each
townshIp assessor to require each person, II
,istiny his property for taxation, u state til,
nuuioer OF acres planted III OATS anu u ass, anu
: The quantity Vi hay and oats proaucsd III tn,
f Preceding year, III the same manner as they
require Statements OF the crops ot heat AM
corn, by the act passed March ., lo5l.
see. ). That the corporate officers of tn
5 several railroad companies incorporated b,
S the laws of this state are re4uii Ell to answe
such questions as Indy be asked, by the com
MissIoner of statistics, III relation To the con
dIlIen oi their roads, the number OF passenger
Il s,nutAe amount vi freight Carried, aud tn
e IuuantIty OF Iuel CONSUMED.
Sec. /. That II shall lie tie duty of an
state OF county officers to answer Iuliy AN,
o piomptiy such special or genelal questions a
SAID Commissioner may ask, and Tor such sol
], vice county officers are allowed The Usual lee
for making abstracts, to be paid III the sam
lnanner assessors are now paid.
Oct. s. That the clerks OF courts, Justice
e oil the peace, mayors OF Incorporated town
anu cities, are required W answer such ques
tions as said commissioner may ask, III rela
> ton to the number anu character oI crllnina
" and police Offences, and the disposition mad
It thereof, which have been charged, or enteree
80 III their respective tribunals.
Sec. =. That any person who by this &C
is required to give Information and who sEa
J ireiuse Jr neglect to answer such Questions
is shall forfeit the of the state Of Obi
is amy not exceeding hity dollars, at the dis
c4etlon of the court of common pleas for tL
" proper county, whica line SHAH 10 collected
g. Gne prosecuting attorney thereof, as othe
le lines are so collected, by law.
a Sec z. That the several classes Of stats
a tics now returnabie to tine auditor OF stat
:, the secretary OF state, and the attorney gen,
~ raj not necessary to the uuties Of SAID orlcer
of be transferred by them TO the commissiont
IT of statistics, and by hIm be embodied III b
n report, II
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty Of the sal
'e commissioner to ascertain, far as practicabl
20 the number and conditIon OF ali the insaI
lc persons In this state, Distinguishing betwee
;s the male and feniaie, dangerous anu harmless
durable and lncuraDle also ihe number
. IDIOTS, bind ami deaf and dumb persons, wit
K, such class lhcation OF each anu InfOrmatiO
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