The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-05-05
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ditor OF state, out of any moneys not otherwise
appropriated.
Sec 20. The board OF commissioners for re-
orm schools are hereby authorized to enter into
contracts with the board of directors of fho
house OF refuge at Cincinnati and the board Sf
directors Aforesaid L also authorized TO CONTRACT
with said beard Of commissioners lor the recena
ton into, and employment, maintenance, feed
ing clothing education and safe keeping in said
house OF refuge for the period of five years (tbS
| female youth having been removed therefrpm9
ol such OF the male youth from all parts ofths
state to the number of one hundred lat least
four iiths OF whom shall be from without the
| CITY oi ClncinnatiD as may under the law aul
thorls,ng the establishment Of houses Of refuge
and this act be committed therein: and uton
due execution Of said contract, and its approval
and ratification by the governor, the said board
OF directors shall be entitled to receive the sum
OF ten thousand dollars per annum, to be duly
expended by said boards Of directors for said
house ol refuge; and there is hereby appropria-i
4 ted Tor this purpose the sum Of ten thousand
doliars lor the year 1888 and ten thousand
dollars Tor the wear 1853, TO be paid on the or
der OF the board Of commissioners of reform
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out OF any moneys in the treasury not other.
wise appropriated. sf.-1 A ~ -,
Sec. 21. The said board of commissioners
may in the name and in behalf OF the state re-
celVe Voluntary conveyances of gifts and grants
OF real and personal property of every descrip-f
uon' TO he used and expended and duly reported
as hereln provided for the purposes Of this act.i
! oec. zZ. The state reform farm is hereby de-
ciared special school district, and shall be en-
titled to receive its due share ofschool il,oueyAi
and books, according to the number of inmates
therein. - ..2 -. sr.,T ;, - : -
/ Sec. %. The act entitled Ian act to phoridsl
iorthe establishment Of reform schools passed
April Ii, 1850, is hereby repealed; provided
however that this repeal shall not affect any
rights accrued to the state or individuals by
said act, nor any appropriation therein named,
| Dec. "a. This act shall take cefectupon iis,
passage. ra ,a.,.g rs1ol II lc 7f5TTi~-l,
I" - .yn WIN. B. WOODS, ii od
-n Speaker ofthe House OF Reprosentatives.s
! sfr M. WELKER, g I'D
s@5a President of the Sonata. d
April 2, 1853 s1t 4 ~ ~ D~''''' ,~--"s'..'
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| .t AN ACT seq dsg }s ,i.as
10 protect side walks not within the corporate
limits OF any city, town. or village. a.4d
Section l. Belt enacted By the GeneraI Asssns-,
Ny the STATE 4f50aio, That it shall be Il aifal
lor any person. persons or company. coigstrucs
SIDE walks, not exceeding ten feet in width on
the SIDES ofpublic highways. in this statet pro-
vided that Qsuch side walks shall not in aht
manner ohstruct any public highway. sit fa ~
I' oec. q. II hat ifany person or persons shall
mallciously injure or destroy saaIy. such side
walk; or ii any person or, pers0hs shsIl ririeg
drive or lead upon such sidewalk, any herse or
other animal whose weight might be injurious
tnereto, such person orpersons shall, upon COM
Vlction thereof before any J ustice,of the Peace
! OIL the township inwhich such offense shal have
Deen committed, forfeit and pay afine of not less
lnan Two dollars nor more than five dollars; and
snail be liable in damages to tho orzfariof. oyrua
! ers OF such side walk to the amount of tbeit,-
jury done. aga3 oi - gr5g RI sqai..sfaf., ~ =,
Sec. 3! That all fines collected under the mrs.
visions oi thislact shall beJpaid into the town.
ship trca asuryor the use Of the eothtnpn seheols
ofSuch township. 2a. ;l faals "a ~ f.3saf.s
4 saacc. 4. Thisact shall take effcct and be en-
torcenirom and after its passage. ,ssy8 Ea4t,
ir#r. 'Hg 1WlLLIAM b. WOODS In
| speaker OF the House of flleprese,tatiyea
r. .'4' ." % MARTIN WELfSER.4tTH
ate f'g.o a3taafg President of the Senata.gp
! April z, 1853 70 Wg)Hrg 1yu era gaH .d}ifY
| tl Gui}t" lufLj >!-----cdug !a I. qaEss 81
] hereby certify that the fosugoihg sctsare
true copies of the originalEoI now on file il
this office. asd g.ggl yal it, ~ ,agE.i,
T. 9sa4a4 % ta A. p.a BU SSEbis.l ltsa!a
,g@'t ~. s"I8n r' tnf Secretary of StatssH
l9dl hereby certifythat i have read and corn
pared the proofofthe foregoing laws, and lthas
they are correctly. printed from the copy rertt-
fled by the Secretary of State. sdi y slaaI
| o. t+-r',@H un.. Iea Il. w. KTNSTgY, Hoi4
~ ---N vs. --N Auditor Harrison enarttrsafs