The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-16
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other sub-dstr;cts in the township and certify
such portions as they may deem just and equi-
table OF the amount ofsuch estimate to the eoun-
ty auditor Of the proper county, together with =
map Of the lands and names Of tak-paye ID
any such sub districts which amount so certified
shall be assessed by the auditor on the prop
erty therein subject to taxation, and placed on
the county duplicate specially, and be collected
and paid over in the same manner as other
school taxes, and be applied for the specific pur-
pose OF providing school house in such sub
district: Provided, that suct tax shall not be
levied in any sub district wherein the same has
been heretofore levied nor in any case shall it
be assessed more than once Id the same sub-dis-
trct and further provided, that such tax shall
not be assessed in any snb- district which may
be Hereafter created, unless the said sub-dstrict
shall be composed in whole Of territory upon
which such tax has not heretofore been levied.
See. 2. That section twenty three Of the act
aforesaid be and the same is hereby repealed.
t'." '" WIN, D. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
.41N Is '.- MARTIN WELKER
.- '-''' President Of the Senate,
April u, 1853.
lN0' ~ AXAcT asr.@ isea
/ To amend an net entitled "an act to regulate
the fees orofiicers in civil and criminal cases,
passed March 9Th, 1851.
S,r.1 Be h ena,tsd BY the General Asse,nG6
Of the State Of Ohio, That section fifteen of
said act be SO amended as to read as follows
Sec. Is. That each regular grand and petit ju-
ror shall be allowed the sum Of one dollar and
fifty cents per day for each and every day he
may serve as such juror, and five cents per Tile
4 from his place ofresidence to the county seat to
4 be certified by the clerk of the court, and be
paid out Of the county treasury on the order of
the county auditor, provided, that nothing in
this act contained shall be construed to apply
toa struck jury; and ojurors oninquests holden
by coroners or Justice, each one dollar to be
paid out of the county treasury on the order Of
! the county auditor -&hb shall be furnished by
the coroner or justice with the names of the
jurors. sEs gra .rr.gs ag it.a. .ig. s u.
} Sec. 9 That section sixteen ofsaid act bs
amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 16. That
each tales juror serving as petit juror, in the
com of common pleas OF in the district court
shall be entitled to the sum fifty cents for each
Jury trial on which he may serve; provided the
trials does not detan such tales Juror more than
, one day;. but in case he is detained more than
one day on such trial, he shall receive one dollar
pcr dav; provided further. that ifany petit iury
1 Shall continue in session during the night ses-
sion Of any part thereofthe night so employed
and the preceding day shall be counted as one
day; such account shall be audited and paid in
the manner prescaibed in the preceding section,
| Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and original Sec
q tons fifteen and sixteen hereby amended be and
the same are hereby repealed. -...,'
.,g. --g ... n, WILLIAM B. WOODS ~
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ns MARTIN WELKER,
i,.a al ,as. .,,, President Of the Senate. Il.
April -, 1858. ~. e......,.,-
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D + No, III. -....r AN ACT ..t
. 10 authorize the election Of an additional Judge
h of the Court of Common Pleas of the Eighth
Judicial District
= Section /. Be enacted by the General .4s,rs..
dcial district there shall be one additional judge
, of the court OF common pleas, who shall be q
. qualified voters, ofsald district at the next an