The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-25

the penal sum Of three thousand dollars. for the
inspection Of bert, pork. OUTER and lard, one
thousand dollars for the inspection OF hsh
one thousand do liars for the inspection of tor
eign and domestic spirits and linseed oil. eonti.
TONED for the faithful performance OF the duties
OF his office. which b1nd shall be filed and made
payable 10 the treasurer Of said city, and shall
also, If tbs council shall deem it necessary, re-
new the fond from year to year,
Sec. 4. Any person who may claim himsli
injured by misconduct, neglect or inc5pacity OF
any I'd inspectors uBy institute sutton c'py Of
the bon OF such inspector certia by the trea =
sury Of said city, for the OF the p-rson suing
and the same proceedings shall be had thereon,
with tne same provisions are contained in
he third section OF the act entitled ian act for
the inspection of certain articles therein MAIN
ed" passed March ninth, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty.one.
Sec. ,. The said city council are hereby
authorized TO require each aud every person ap
pointed under the provisions OF this act, before
entering upon the duties Of said office, 10 paw
TO the treasurer Oi said city Tor the use oil sail
city, such sum, not less than fitv nor more than
one hundred dollars. for the license To inspect
beet, pork, butter aud lard not less Than two
hundred and fifty. nor more than i've hundred
dollars tor the license TO inspect fish from year
10 year, and not less than seventy five nor more
than one hundred dollars for the license to in.
spect and guage foreign and domestic spirits
and linseed oil as the said cOunrjl may from
ar to year deem paIper; uid On such payment
shall be entitled to receive from the clerk 0t sand
city, license authorizing the person therein
named TO act such insp, ctur un il the hrsl
day OF April next alter the date thereof, and IN
case OF vacancy ooc rring by death or other
wise, during the term for which any inspector
shal have been licensed, ns Aforesaid. the conn
Ill may I'LL said vacan by granting license
for such sum as they may deem proper.
That DprsOn aupDlnted InsDec-
tors by the court of OF common plea OF any
county having within its limits II city ot the
tlIst class us described in this act, shall not eX-
ercise their offices within the limits ut any city
OF the first class as describe in this act, after
The terms for which they have severally gwen
bonds shall have expired.
Sec. = The said city council shall have
full p iwer and autmrtv, o1 map amt and sut-
ticienl cause shown, 10 remove from Office any
inspector appointed under this act; prov tded al.
ways that no in spector shall he removed from
his said office unless two.thirdS OF all the mem.
bers shall vote for such removal.
Sec. Iha The inspectors to be appointed
under this act shall be entitled to receive the
following fees fer their services, viz: For pack
ing and inspecting every barrel of pork or beef
eigh, cents, fer every hall barrel thisteen
CENTS for packing, examining and inspecting
every ha rel OF fish twenty cents, Tor ever halt
barrel, fifteen cSnts tor inspecting and gauglng
less than twenty packages OF foreign or dumes
tic spirits or liGseed oil, ten cents each over
twenty ppck ges, five c4nts each.
Sec 9 This act shnll be in force from and
after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
.. President Of the Senate.
April, l. 1859. ...