The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

mo. 1911 AN ACT
To amend and supplementary b nm act entitled
"an act 10 provide for the establishment and
| government Of Reform Schools" passed April
2 1858.
/ Section l. BE Il enacted by the General As
scmbly Of the State Of Ohio That the board OF
commissioners Tor reform schools are hereby au
thorized 10 cxpond upon the buildings now erce
ted upon the State Reform Farm, twelve hun
drcd dollars in addtiod to the nmouns fixed by
| law in section ninc Of tho net 30 which this Z.
! e prlementnry; provided TINT such additional
expense shall be confined 10 useful and necessary
| Improvements.
| Sec. 9. Any person that shall cntice any
youth detained upon the State Reform Farm Il
escape. or aid or abet him in his escape, OF shall
after his escape, knowing him 10 be fuQitiv,
| from said State Reform Farm, harbor him shall
on conviction thereof, be deemed guilty Of mis-
domeanor, and and be fined in n sum not exceed.
| ing ono hundred dollars, or confined in the coul
| ty joil for period not exceeding six months, OF
/ both, at the discretion Of the court
Sec. 3. Tho State Reform Farm is hereby
declared 10 be a special r ad district, and the
clicfoliicor upon sold farm is hereby vested with
ali the powers Of n supervisor Of roads for enid
district. He is authorized 10 alter the public
roads upon said farm in such manner as shall
be found necessary for the general plan and out
line Of the same; provided, however, that no al.
ternton shall be made by which existing roads
rally increased, or their general use 10 the pub.
| lie materially impairedi and provided further,
that such alterations be approved by the county
commissioners Of the county Of Fairfield
/ Sec. 4. The city council Of any city in this
state are hereby authorized 10 apply such pc.
cuniary aid as they may deem proper, but not 10
exceed three thousand dollars In any one veor
| |Ns.rr al, Of
matories in said city, Of sauch character az is
| iXcd by law in sections sixteen and seventeen Of
tho net 30 which this is supplementary.
Sec. g. Tnat section six Of the act 10 which
I this ia supplementary De so amended M TO read
as iollows; Sec. g. The said board ofcommis.
sioncrs shall continue 20 consist Of the three
members now appointed for The period Of their
appointment and heir powers and duties shall
bc as designated In this act Their successors
shall be appointed ty the governor, by and with
the advice Of tho senate, one Of their number be-
/ ing designated by the appointing power afore-
said, acting commissioner, and all ufthom to hold
their offices for three years from the day Of their
appointment and until their successors are ap.
pointed and uunlihed unless vacancies occur
/ from death, resignation, or removal, for cause
as herein provided. Said commissioners shall
before entering upon the duties Of their office
take an oath or affirmation rs required by the
constitution Uf this state, aud also give such bond
20 be- deposited with the treasurer Of state. The
acting commissioners shall receive salary not
exceeding eightY-f,ur dollars per month, TO bc
paid quarterly, aud 10 be fixed by the said board
Of commissioners by aud with the advice and
consent Of the governor, but no other fees, per-
quisites, or personal expenses whatever, and the
two advisory commissioners shall receive five
dollars per diem for the time actually employed,
but no travelling or other expenses wh0tovcr.-
The acting commissioner shall reside on the farm
aud devote all bis time to the duties Of his office
The board may appoint n matron 10 reside upon
the farm at a compensation not exceeding two
hundred dollars per annum. The board shall
meet az least once month"; but no per deim shall
be paid 10 any commissioner for more than forty
five days in any one year; and the salary per
deim shall be paid out Of the treasury Of state on
the order Of said board Of commissioners upon
the warrant Of the auditor Of state.
See. g. Sections 6, ls, 10 and 90 Of the act
10 which this is amcndntory, are hereby repeal
ed.
Sec This act shall take effect upon its pas
sage
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.