Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

Supplementary 70 and to amend an aci eoneeth. |
ing the relation Of guardian and ward passed
April 18th, 1893.
Section 1. Re h ennoled by the aenetal Assem-
BY Of The State Of Ohio, That section 22 Of said
NC. shall be 70 amended az 10 read as iollowsi
SEQ. a. Tho guardian OF the person and estate, |
or Of estate only. shall have power, when for The
interest ofthe ward TO Fel all or any part Of the
personal estate Of the ward; and whenever neces-
sary for the education, support OF payment OF Just
debts Of any minor, or for the discharge OF any
liens on the reel estate Of such minor or whenever
the real estate Of such minor IA suffering unavoido
bic waste, or better Investment Of the value there,
Of can be made, and tho court shall bo satisfied
that sale thereof will bo for the benefit Of any
minor, the probate court BY whom guardian OF
the person and estate, or Of tho estate only has
been appointed, may, on tho application Of iuoh
guardian order the real estate of such minor, or
part thereof, situate IN inls stale, 10 be sold.
Soo q. That section rs oo 10 amended NJ TO
read as follows Section 20. Al tho tlmo appoint
Cd for tho hearing OF said petition, and being sat-
ished that the rotice named IN the last preceding
section has been given, and that suoh real estate
ought 70 be sold the oourtehai appoint three free
holders Of tho county in which such real estate
shall be situated, who are not Of kin 20 tho petit
TONER, to uppraiue said real estate and the same
shalt not be sold for loss than tWo-thirds the ap-
praised value thereof.
Soc. 3. That section 2s be 30 amended as to
read 90 follows Section 2s Upon such bond boz
ing filed and approved by tho court the court
shall order the sale Of such real estate, providing
In the order for reasonable notice, and tho place
Of such sale 10 the county In which such real oa-
tato shall lie, and the credit to DO given for the
payment Of the purchase money, and the deferred
payments Of the purchase money shall be secured
by q mortgage, executed by the purchaser, upon
the roa estate sold and they shall bear interest at
the rate Of six per oentum per annum, from the
day Of sale, payable annually.
Soc. 4. That section "a Of said act be 20 amen
dsd ns 10 read rs follows: Section 81. When any
unmarried woman, who has been or may be np-
pointed guardian Of any minor, shall marry, such
marriage shall Of itself determine the guardian
ship of suuh woman; and the probate court of the
proper county shall appoint another guardian for
such minor, to which last mentioned guardian all
the estate Of such minor shall, on demand, be de-
livered up by such former guardian and she shall
forthwith render her guardianship account TO the
court from which she resolved her appointment,
for final settlement.
Sec, g. Any guardian of the person and estate,
or OF the person only, heretofore or hereafter ap-
pointed, for any female under or over the age Of
twelve years, apy male undor or over the age OF
fourteen years, may, II II be necessary, bind such
minor TO any suitable person, until such minor, IL
male, shall arrivo At the age Of twenty ono years,
and II female, OF the age Of eighteen years. pro-
yided that before the indenture whereby any mi
nor may be bound to service according to this Soc
tion shall be valid Ia lawP the person to whom
such minor phnll be bound as aforesaid, and also
the terms and covenants in such indenture, shall
be approved by the court by whom such guardian
was appointed, and certificate Of tho Judge Of
said court, with the saal OF such court, shall be
attached to such indenture, In testimony Of such
Sec. o. Original sections %, 2s and 81, are
hereby repealed, and this act 10 take elect from
anu 'i''' us passage s. W. gibson,
Speaker pro TEN. Of the House of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
March 80, 1859.
fNo. l4O.l AN ACT
To amend section ninety-ono Of an act entitled
"an act OF the Jurisdiction and proceedings be-
fore Justices Of the Peace, anu OF the Gutles OF
eonstables In civil courts," passed March Ia,
1853.
Section l. Be II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, Tint section ninety one
of the above reeited act be 90 amended as to read
az follows: Sec. 81. II on an appeal by tho plain
tif from Judgment In his favor, he shall not re-
ceiye u larger sum than twenty dollars, exclusive
of interest since the rendition OF the judgment
before the JUSTICE he shall be adiudged TO pay oil
costs In the court Of common pleas, (inclnding a
foo Of i've dollars for plaintiffs nttorney) and II
the defendant shall demand setSod greater than
twenty dollars, and he appeal from a judgment
l
dollars, he shall in like manner pay all costs IN
tho appellate court, including like fee to the
plaintiffs attorney.
Sec. 2. Original section ninety ono is hereby
repealed and this net to take effect and be In force
from and after its passage.
speakerp pro ten. of the House OF ofRspresentatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 80, 1859.
mo. 14I.l AN ACT
To amend section thirty one Of an act entitled "an
act regulating the fees Of county Ruditors,'
passed March 10, 1898, and took effect May I,
1888.
Section !. BE il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That section thirty one
Of the above reoited act be and IA hereby amended
80 as 10 read as follows That hereafter the seye-
raj county auditors Ia this state shall be allowed
the following fees and compensation, TO bo paid
out of the county treasury, where not otherwise
provided for, viz For making out original tax
duplicate, for every hundred words and counting
every two figures as word, but excluding caleu-
lations not carried into duplisate, ten cents for
each copy thereof for every hundred words, oonn-
ting three figures as word, ten cents for record
! ing proceedings ...4..i--i.AA.- aai i-. So
eoFding required Of hin by Law, for every hundred
words, ten cents for every order drawn on the
county treasury, and every certificate to pay mO'
ney into the treasury, five cents; for fling and
entering into book, each receipt Tor money paid
into the county treasury Ave cena, and for all other
pApers necessary 10 be placed on lle, exclusive Of
certificates for road tax and assessors statements
! Ave contsj for attending as clerk Of commissions
ers, ns member of board Of equalization, for set
tllng with county treasurer, and making distribu-
tion Of school funds, two dollars per dioM for ma
king reports on schools, as may be required by
school law two dollars per days for oach circular
Z E..s l.all NtYaa In Rufa Of
por hundred words for every road bond, twenty
Ave cents, for each order for view and survey OF
road, fifty Centaj for each order loF opening road
twenty five cents; for attending and keeping min.
utes Of sale Of section sixteen, three dollars per
diem for crler Of sale Of section sxtecn three dol
lars per day. for certificate Of sale Of school lands
10 be paid hy purchaser, nifty cents for certificate
of payment Of instalment on school lands into
treasury, TO be paid by purchaser, tHanly Rve
cen.g FORMAL certificate Of payment for school
lands 10 be paid by the purchaser, one dollar: for
certificate Of sale Of land for taxes, 10 be paid by
purchaser ton centsi for deed of land sold for tax
es, to be paid by purchaser, ono dollar and twenty
Eve cents for every entry or trnnsfcr of land foI
taxation, TO bo paid by person requiring tho same
ten cent? but tho whole fees for transferring any
one deed shall not exceed one dollar and for al
other services required by law, when the compon.
sation Is not particularly specified, the same fec,
as are allowed Ly this oct for like services.
See. z. That the original section thirty one o.
an act, passed March 10, 1888, and took enee
May 1, 1888, entitled Can act regulating the fee
Of county auditors" 10 aud the same Is hereby
repealed.
See 3. This act to take elest and be In force
~ S. W. gibson,
Speaker pro ten. Of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
~ President Of the Senate.