The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

other commissioner Of She state Of Ohio
within the State, territory OF county 10
which he may reside, well and faithfully
to execute and perform all the duties Of
such commissioner under the laws Of This
state, which oath with his signature there
to. and an impression Of his seal Of office,
shall be transmitted to the governor, and
FLED in the office Of the secretary ot
state.
Sec ~. Depositiors taken upon in
lerrovatories, upon notice, or by consent,
and alIi lsyits taken before q commission
er Of the stale Of Ohio. shall be enti led
to be read in any suit or other proceeding
in this state, aud shall have the same ei-
feet as il taken before magistrate or Of
Gcer thereunto authorized within this
state, and all certificates Of acknowledge
ment and proof Of execution ma le or
granted by such magistrate or officer.
Such commissioner shall be entitled to
nharga aud receive Tor bis services under
this aot thc following fees and no more.
to wit. For swearing each witness,
twenty. fve-cents; for each one hundred
words contained in any deposition and
certificate or alli lavit taken before h. B.,
twenty cents, Cor aulhcnticating, sealing
up and directing each deposition. one
dollar; for authenticating each affidavit
sworn to before him, ono dollar; for TAX
ing the acknowledgment and proof OF each
deed or other conveyance, lease, contract,
lclter or power Of attorney, or other writ
ton instrument, two dollars; aud any com.
m ssioner who shall charge or receive any
fee or reward for any act or service done
or rendered by him under this act great.
or than the amount herein limited, or who
shall dishonesty or unfithmlly dheharge
any ol his duties as such commissioner,
shall be removed from office by the COX
ernor on compliant 10 him and such proof
rs shall satisfy the governor that such
commissioner is guilty Of the official mis-
conduct charged. and the governor shall
forthwith notify tho party Of such remov.
a, who shall be thereafter ineligablo to
e.appontment to the Office Of commis s..
sioner Of this state, and the governor may
also give suoh public notice Of such re.
noval as he my deem necessary or ad.
visible
Soc. IT, Thore shrl be kept in tho Of
fee Of the Cover nor, q record, showing
list nctly the names and residence Of all
persons commissioned as notarias public
or as commissioners Of the state Of Ohio
and the commencement and termination
Of each term Of office; and there shall be
paid 10y each person receiving n commits.
sion as notary public, the sum of ono dol
lar; and by each person receiving com
mission as commission Of the state Of
Ohio, the sum Of throo dollars; which
sum, after paying the wages ofa messen.
ger for executive elise, shall form part
of the compensation Of the private secre-
tary Of the governor.
Sc. 10 The term ofoliceof each com
missioner for the state of Ohio heretofore
appointed under the laws Of this state, in
any other state or in any territory of the
United States, or any other country, and
all notaries public now holding appoint
ments, shall be continued as il this act
bad not been made. And tho term Of
Office of each commissioner Of the state
of Ohio appointed previons to the l7th
day Of April, A, d. 1857, under the laws
of the United States, or any other country.
shall expire at the end of one year from
the said 18th day Of APPEL, A. d. 1851.
Sec. l6. Any Sqt done by notary
public subsequently to the expiration Of
his term Of office shall ba as valid as /!
doLo during his term of office.
Sec. n, Any person appointed n nota
Iry public who shall do or perform any ac
as notary public after tho expiration oI
his term Of office. knowing tliat his term
Of oilC1 has expired, shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars,
upou conviction thereof on iodiclment
found in any court having jurisdiction oI
such otlens'
Sec, Is. The act entitled an act proyi.
ding for tho appointment Of nolari0s pub
lie and prescribing their duties, pNssot
April ID. 1859, aud also the act entitled
an act concerning notares public anC
commissioners, passed April II, 1857
are hereby repealed.
$50, 10, This act shall take effect AM
bo in force from and after It's pas wgo.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate,
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