The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
Spirit Of 9tmotratp.
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
AN ACT.

PUBLISHED By Az lHORlI1
mo. 1917 AN ACT.
To amend and supplementary to an act enti
tied IAN act to provide for the establishment
and government of reform Schools, passed
April 2, 1855.
- Section /. Be it enacted by the General is
"A sem6ly Of the State Of Ohio, That the board
sof commissioners for reform schools are
hereby authorized to expend upon the
buildings now erected upon the State Re-
form Farm, twelve hundred dollars in ad-
dition to the amount fixed by law in Sec
ton nine of the act to which this is sup
Elementary: provided that such addition
al expense shall be confined to useful and
necessary improvements.
See. 2. Any person that shall entice
any youth detained upon the State Re-
form Farm to escape, or aid and abet
him in his escape, or shasl afSer his es-
cape, knowing him to be te from
said State Reform Farm, GaSbor him,
SHALL, OH conviction thereof, be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and be fined in a
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars,
or confined in the county Jail for period
cot exceeding six months, or both, at tbe
discretion of the court, ..'
Sec. 3, The State Reform Farm is
hereby declared to be. q special road dis
..trict and-the-chief officer upon said farm
Is hereby vested with all the powers of a
supervisor of roads for said district. He
Is authorized to alter the public roads
upon said farm in such manner as shall
be found necessary for the general plan
md outline of the same: provided, how
ever, that no alteration shall be made by
which existing roads shall be greatly
Heightened, or their grade materially in
creased, or their general use to the pub
lie materially impaired: and provided fur.
the, that such alterations be approved
by the county commissioners of the coun-
&y of Fairfield -.:.......-.
Sec. 4, The city council of any city in
this State are hereby authorized to apply
such pecuniary aid as they may deem
proper, but not to exceed three thousand
dollars in any one year, towards the es-
Establishment of one or more reformatories
In said city. of such character as is fixed
6y law in sections sixteen. and seventeen
ST the act to which this is supplementary.
Sec. S, That section six of the act to
which this act is supplementary be so
amended as to read as follows; Sec. 6.
The said board of commissioners shall
continue to consist of the three members
now appointed for the period of their ap-
peintpeRt, and their powers and duties
slall belas designated; in this act Their
successors shall be appointed by the gov
srnor,. by and with the advice of the SEN
ate, one of their humber being designated
by the appointing power aforesaid, acting
commissioner and all of them to hold
their Offices for three years from the day
cf their appointment, and until their sue
eessors are, appointed and qualified, 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 as required by the constitu-
.tion of this state, and also give such bond
in such amount, and with such security,
as may be approved by the governor, said
bond to be deposited with the treasurer of
state. The acting commissioner shall
receive salary not exceeding eighty four
dollars per month, to be paid quarterly,
and to be fixed by the said board of com
missieaers,, by and with the advice and
consent of the governor, but no otherfees
pcrquisites, or personal expenses what
ever, acd the two advisory commissioners
shall receive Eve dollars per diem for the
time actually employed, but no travelling
or other expenses or fees whatever. The
acting commissioner shall reside on the
farm and devote all his time to the duties
-sf his Office. The board may appoint a
'natron TO reside upon the farm at a CON-
pensation not exceeding two hundred dol
lars per annum. The board shall meet at
beast once month; but no per diem shall
be paid to any commissioner for more than
5orty-fve days in any one year, and the
salary and per diem shall be paid out of
the treasury of the state, on the order Of
said board of commissioners upon the
warrant of the auditor of state.
Sec. 6. Sections 6, Is, l9 and 20 ol
the act to which this is amendatory, are
hereby repealed.
Sec. I. This act shall take effect upon
its passage. -. -..
- WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House Representatives
-tass q4i rol MARTIN WELKER. 8.
,:asdgs 81, "a President of the Senate.
cas- March 26, 1859. ,s.. .... .. -.
kNo. 65.T ANACT
10 proyide for Taxi2g in cost bills the Expens'
-. of procuring transcripts and Records.
$50 Section l. Be IL enacted by the General ifs
acmbly of the State Of Ohio, That when am
proceeding in error, or other civil action o.
proceeding it shall be necessary to procure g
&transcript of any Judgment or proceeding o
aexemplifeation of any record as evidence il
such action or for any other purpose, the ex
tspsase of procuring such transcript or exempli
g tcation shall be taxed in the bill of costs an.
( recorded as in other cases. ". i.s. ... r
Section 2. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.