The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-20
WHOLE NUMBER 277

timony by the treasury investigating committee 10
be in the hands of C. L. Johnson is hereby declared to
panv said Gibson Johnson any assigneet of them
either Of then hereby declared annnled and made
void the pro dividend due said stock satle
ment of said company with stockholders, hereby d
rected to he retained the the Of the State Of
Ohio and the same shall he credited to W. r. Gibson
whatever amount he may be found the state
settlement Of his accounts as treasurer of state.
racts and o. ano
under and in accordance with the provisions of this
M pa aoT hes %
lnw and all expenses incurred ~ said auditor and
imu rsed of the treasury; and this act shall be in
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
rr- President oftne Senate
mo. 1881 AN ACT
To amend section two nt nc passed March l, 1853,
to provide for the publication the general laws in
spapers, and te repeal act entitled San Act
provide for early publication of the laws and for
other purposes passed March 23d, 1850.
Section l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, That section two Of passed
March m ls59 to provide for the publication of the
general laws IN newspapers and TO repeal an act entitled
and for other purposes passed March 23d 1850. be
amended as TO read fellows: Sec. That the auditor
of stale secretary of stat" and attorney al
possible after the passage of laws by the General
senhly at each shall select the
passed. such they shall deem of general interest to
the people of the state, and the shall be forwarded
hy the auditor of state the earliest practicable moment
the aud tors Of the several countless and shall be the
duty Of auditor prob te judge and prosecuting attorney
Of each county 10 contract for the publication of the
+ ao many there be- haxng tie greatest circulation in
the county: provided that in shall the same be
published in of party if two of opposite
politics published therein; and also in German
newspaper there be in such county at price not
exceeding sixty cents per teousand to be paid of
their respective county treasures as hereinafter provi
ded. e., : -- - --.-.=r = sF~-t---g
sec9 That section of the act above refer
red to lie and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its usage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
.- e-- Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN wELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 81. 1853. mo
No. 1851 AN ACT ~
To limit the operation of the act entitled @Anac to
peal the Ten Per Cent. Law, passed March l4t 1S50'
passed February 25th, 1859. -sH-1 x
Section Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
he State Ohio That the entitled to repeal
the ten cent. law, passed March H. 1885," passed
February 25, 1859, shall not apply any contracts now
said bui said contracts shall be and remain in ful
and effect and upon all Judgments rendered upon
Until payment at the rate specified therein not exceeding
ton per centum Ter annu ns though said act, passed
February 25 1859, had not been passed.
sec2 That this act shall lake effect and be In force
upon its passage
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WEiKER,
8 IS -e t President of the Senate..,
March 81, 1859. ef
mo 1921 AN ACT
To protect Literary Societies.
Section I. Be it enacted by the General AssembIyof
the State Of Ohio That if any person or persons shall
society," any school society formed for the intel
ectua improvement of its MEMBERS such person
ho ~
conviction thereof shall be fined in less than
five than twenty dollars, with costs of
been paid: provided further, that the Judgment for
shall not be abated until such costs shall have been
sec.2. That it shall be the duty of any judge Of pro-
bate justice of the peace er mayor of any city, town
adavil TO issue his warrant causing body the
cused forthwith to be brought before him, arr IT. upon
sd guilty party PARTIES the penalty provided in the
first section of this act. -.7l5.s
name Of The State of Ohio; and ali such ones coiertsd
shall be paid uo the township treasury of the proper
Sec. That this act shall be in from and after
its passage.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
President of the Senate.
3 April s,1s5s. - y f.71lai
[No. 1901 AN ACT
In Relation to Public Records.
Section ]. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of OHIO That shall be the duty of the county
commissioners Of county to cause any puhc records
of said oouny to be indexed transcribed whenever
the public interest shall require the to be done,
when the be necessary TO facilitate the business
appertaning to the Office to which such records beong
and pay in compensation to the persons employed for
deng and tea cents for every hundred words
crbing And a contracts heretofore made bv the
tianscrbing are hereby affirmed and declared valid
compensation paid of the county treasury upon
the order of the county commissioners and the order OF
Sec 2. This shall be in force from and after its
''S' t}+ " WILLIAM WOODS
f.Ge slg Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN wELKER,
7t'' -' s4 'e President of the Senate.
April 2, 1852. s;- ~ 7Ea s.5Fz ssr
rNo. 1881 AN ACT -uaa
To amend the ory-tourth section of act entitled an
provide for the organization of cities and ncor
porated villages passed May 3, 1852 -t-~
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the state of Ohio, That section forty the shove
The corporate authority of incorporated villages organ
ized to be organized under the provisions of this
be vested in three trustees shall qualified electors
residing within the limits of such special rosd districts.
aud who shall hold their Office for three years. except
herein provided and until their arc elected
and qualified At the first meeting of the elected
lot the of service each trustee so elected so that
shall for the of year. and
years. and every succeeding annual election Of any
ppeca road district they shall elect trustee who sha
for the term Of three years. the said shall
appoint either from their own body from qualified
voters of the corporation, clerk and appoint
pervisor such other officers
say; by proper by laws ordinances prescribe the
duties and compensation of the officers appointed and
may any such ocers and may appoint others
their discretion. The said shall power
fill any vacancy which may happen in their own body
om the qualified voters of the corporation aud the per-
son so appointed shall continue in office next
regular election, and until his 10 elected and
duaiied; and any two said may act but no.
ce of m,eng for the transaction Of business must
| be given to all.
2 That the forty fourth section Of an act entitled
provide for the organization of cities and incor
porated villages passed May s. 1852 be and the
Sec s. This act to be IN force from and after its pas
sage. ia5rggif -o 5Te
a91 Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
sfs3 " H President of the Senats
mo. 1sil AN ACT .aaa,
To provide for the Payment Of indebtedness of Town.
ships, incurred for the support of the Poor.
Section l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly of
State of Ohio That The trustees of townships be and
hereby authorized to levy annually any not ex
ceedng three mills the dollar valuation in addition to
the leves authorised by law, for the payment Of IL.
debedness heretofore contracted by the township for the
sec.2 This shall take effect and be in force from
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Rspsssen,Ativss.
President of the Senate.
! April ., 1859.
rNo 2091 AN ACT
Explanatory OF act entitled an act to amend section
twenty three of entitled provide r the
Schools passed March 1885, passed March l3 1859.
Section l. BE It enacted by the General Assembly OF