The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-05-05

..I. -IE ff'F "lf MAh 1N W Elm Ei, ..
ia W sras. e,. President Of the Senate,
March 26, 1853. ...-
[NO. S5.l go Htoa -
-r -l AN ACT - .F .l af
To amend section 25 Of an act entitled IAN act
of the jurisdiction and procedure before jus
ticcs of the Peace, and OF the duties of Con-
stables in Civil Courts,'' passed March II,
1858. raHA C-.r -. -
Section !. Be enacted By tie General Assem-
Wy Of tie State Of Ohio, That section 25 of an
act entitled ian act OF the jurisdiction and pro-
cedue before the Justice OF the Peace, and the
duties ofConstables in Civil Courts" be amend
ed so as to read as follows: Upon the return OF
said order of arrest executed in pursuance oil
the preceding section, the trial Of said cause
shall proceed, unless for good cause upon the ap-
pication of either party,or at the instance OF
the Justice himself, the same shall be continued
for any period, as is provided for in other cases
before Justices Of the Peace; and when the trial
of said cause is continued for any period, the
defendant upon executing with one or more suf-
ficient sureties, a written undertaking to the
plaintilfin in the premises, and to the acceptance
Of the Justice to the effect that if Judgment
shall be rendered in the action against the de-
fendent, he will render himself amenable to the
process of the Court thereon shall be dischar-
gcd from custody. Provided, however, that in
no case shall the defcndent be detained in the
custody OF the officer when said continuance
has been for more than iorty-eight hours unless
said continuance has been made at the instance
or with the consent of the defendant himself. -.
Sec. 2. That the original section 25 Of the
above recitcd act is hereby repealed.
''. ID. i1o>tl& WILLIAM b. WOODS, $500
Speaker of tho House of Representatives.
-.rf ,, .f5gst MARTIN WELKER, ....
............... President of the Senate.
March 27, 1858, q s7' : II =
mo, 36.l -l.. .0s
g...... -..., AN ACT ..- ...t
To amend section 3O6 of the code of civil pro-
cedure, passed March 18th, 1853, and TO pre-
scribe the mode Of Keeping record of sales OF
property made pursuant TO orders of courts,
and to provide for redocketing actions in
certain cases. --.s ..-y-.~ .,sp..---
Section l. Belt enactedlytte General Assem-
Wyof the State Of Ohio, That section 3O6 of an
act entitled ''an act to establish code of civil
procedure" j" passed March 1lth 1853, be amend
ed so as to read as follows: Sec 30G The trial
docket shall be made out by the clerk Of the
court at least twelve days before the first day OF
each term Of the couIt, and the actions Shall be
set for particular days in the order in which the
issues were made up, whether of law or of fact,
and so arranged that the cases set for each day,
may be tried as nearly as may be on that day.
For the purpose Of arranging said docket, an is.
sue shall be considered as made up when either
party is in default pleading. Said clerk shall
not place upon the trial docket any cases in
which nothing remains to be done, except to
execute an order for the sale of real or personal
property, and to distribute the proceeds as di-
rected by said order. ltshall be the duty OF
the clerk of the court of common pleas in the
several counties in this Sla-e, when an order Of
sale issued in case not on the docket, to enter
the same on the execution docket in the same
manner that he does the executions, witha de-
scrption of the real estate, if there be any to be
sold, and to enter the subsequent proceedings
had in pursuance Of said order in the same man
ner as the proceedings on executions are or may
be required to be entered. And when sale of
real estate s,lnade in pursuance OF such order it
shall be confirmed in all respects, as the sales
on executions, are or may be, and after the sale
the officer shall be governed in all respects by
the law relating to sales on execution. Should
~ dI any LlllG UtCOluO HCCGSSdIY W ldkG dUJ
other steps in such case than to sell or confirm
sale, or distribute the proceeds Of sale accor-
ding to the order, the case may be fedocketed
on the ,appcatonSef either party, and when so
redocketed it Shall stand in all respects as if it
had remained on the docket.
Sec. 2. That the said original section 306 Of
said act is hereby repealed, and this act shall
take effect on its passage. .s..
..-.,r ,..,;....a .a,,, WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
.,c.,J ,J....r...-, MARTIN WELKER,
..,a,t.r Presidential the Senate.
| No. 49, AN ACT
TO provide for this establishment and govern
inent Of Reform Schools. saml uraa.
81 Sec /. BE it epected By the Geneql assembly
g, the, Stqte Of Ohio, That the term reform
schools shall be understood to apply to institu-
tons, where youth are Detained under disci-
pine, for their punishment which institutions
shall consist of three classes. rtg
r Sec, 2. Glass one embraces houses of refuge
now or hereafter organized according to the
provisions Of this act, or the act entitled an act
to authorize the establishment ofhouses Of ref
uge,, passed April, 18th, 1857.eil7c
- Sec. 3. Glass two embraces institutions
such as the State reform farm, now established
in Fairfield county, in this State.
Sec a. Glass three embraces institutions to
be called Telormatories,' to be in accordance
with the provisions CT sections sixteen and sew
entecn of this act.
Sec. S. The board Of commissioners for
reform scools, constituted in pursuance of the
act which is repealed by this act, shall exercise
oyer all said reform schools wholesome super
vision by visiting and exam niGg them p r,
odically, and aiding them with advice, and us
ing proper efforts to bring them all, wherever
under uniform rules and regulations,
sofas not, however unduely to interfere with
special managers placed over them by law. The
state reform farm shall, as herein provided he
under the special care and control dfsaid board.
% Sec!g6g0l The said board of commissioners
shall continue to consist. OF the three members
as now appointed for the period oftheir appoint
ment, and their duties shall be as designated in
this act Their successors shallbe appointed by
the governor, by and with tho advice of the sem
ate, one of their number being designated by the
appointing power aforesaid, acting commission
cr, and all Of them to hold their offices for three
years from the day Of their appointment, and
until their successors are appointed and quail
fed, unless vacancies occur from death, resig ma
tion, or removal. for cause as therein provided
Said commissioners shall, before entering upon
the duties OF their offices, take an oath or aftir-
nation as required by the constitution of this
state and also give such bond in such amount
and such security, as may be approved by theI
governor, and bond to be deposited. with the
Of state. The acting commissioners
shall receive salary of fifteen hundred dollars
per annum, paid quarterly, but no other
lees, perqiisite or personal representatives,
md the twoadyisery commissioners shall receive |
i've dollars per diem for the time actually EN-
ployed, butmo travelling or other ex penses or
ees whatever. The acting commissioner shall
levote all his time to- the duties Of his Office.
The board shall meet at least once q month |
-. -, -. Ia.,, shall ba na;J - 49,,