The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30

croateu, an ABSTRACT OF the iunded uebt OF Such
county, specifying the dates, amounts, numbers
times OF maturity OF principal rate and times Of
maturity Of interest installUenis thereon. aud
when payable, and the treasurer shall open such
accounts thereon in tbs book 70 be provided as
Aforesaid, as may be expedient and proper TO
show at all times the amount and several classes
ofthe funded debt Of the county, the rate ofin-
terest ACQUIRING thereon, the payments made on
account Of 1.-THE same, and the amount due there.
on.
Sec. 5. II shall be the duty Of the treasurer
at his stated settlements, to produce an exhibit
TO thr county commissioners and auditor, all OBJ
legations for principal, debt and interest war
rant<s BY him redeemed pursuant to the require.
meRts of+thrS act, and all receipts for interest
paid in cases in which there are no separate
warrants, and after the same shall be compared
with his accounts, and the accounts corrected 50
a. to correspond with the vouchers so pro lued,
said obligations ior principal and interest war
rants, shall he cancelled in such manner as to
prevent their being used or put in circulation,
and with the vouchers for interest paid other
than npon warrants, shall be filed and preSer.
we'd in the Office ofthe county auditor, and the
county comm iSsionerS shall have the power at
any time TO require the treasurer to surrender
Tor cancellation as Aforesaid, the obligations and
warrants by him redeemed. subject to his right
to be credited Herewith, according to right and
justice; and the treasurer shall cave the right at
any time, on reasonable notice, to require the
county commissioners and auditor to ~reroive
said obligations and warrants for cancellation. 4.
Sec. 6 County treasurers shall be allowed
for receiving and discussing all moneys coming
into their hands, on account Of the creation ola
funded debt o fany county, one half Of one per
cent on all sum- and no more, and for the col
lection and disbursement OF all moneys raised
by taxessior the payment CT the principal inter-
est, or either, Of the funded debt Of any county
they shall be allowed one half Of one per cent,
and no more, on all such sums so collected and
disburs' d, together with all necessary and prop
er exchange, to he paid ont ofthe funds to which
this act relates, to be settled and allowed to
them by the county commissioner and auditor.
F. Sec. z. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the passage thereof
Hs daae 'e"s WILLIAM B. WOODS
~ 50 Speaker oil the House Of Representatives,,
$40. MARTIN WELKER,
f-s'' t#A'. " President OF the Senate.
Feb %, 1859.
mo. All
W4ElaF " AN ACT
Supplementary to an act to provide for the or
ganization Of Cities and incorporated Villages
passed May 3, 1852.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the council
ofany city or Incorporated village within the
State shall have power to provide that when a
fine Shall be ilnpo>e ed for the ordinance of any
such city or incorporated village, or any ofthem
and the same is not paid, The party convicted
shall, by order Of the mayor or other proper
authority, or on process issued for the purpose,
be committed until such fine and tine costs Of
prosecution shall be paid or the party dischar.
ged by due process of law; they shall also have
power to provide that any person or persons
convicted OF a repeated and willul violation of
any ordinance who shall refuse or neglect to
pay the fine imposed and the costs of proSecu-
ton, shall, by Ike order or process, be irnpris,
oned and kept in confinement for any time not
exceeding thirty days; they shall have power TO
provide that all Migrants, common prostitutes.
and persons disturbing the peace ofSuch city or
incorporated villages, shall, on conviction there
of be punished by Imprisonment for such peri
cd as may be provided by ordinance, not excee
ding sixty days.
Sec. 2. When any person or persons shall be
convicted under the provisions Of this act, such
person or persons shall be imprisoned in the
jail of the city or incorporated Village where
the person or persons shall be convicted, if such
city or incorporated village shall be provided
with a Jail, for the use ofsuch city incorporated
village, and any city or incorporated village not
provided with a Jail shall be allowed for the
purpose Of imprisonment authorized by law.
the use Of the Jail of the proper county until
said city or incorporated village shall hive eff
GENTLY provided by appropriate ordinances and
contracts a city or village prison or work house
at the expense Of said city or Incorporated vii
lagc, and all persons so imprisoned in the coun
ty jail shall be under the charge ofthe sheriff OF
the county, who shall receive and discharges
such persons in such manner as shall be prescri
bed by the ordinances ofthe city or incorpora-
ted village, or otherwise by due course Of law,
Provided, however, that the county commission.
ers OF any county may, at their discretion, on
giving to the city council of any city of the first
class written notice of their intention so to do,
at least ninety days previous thereto, prohibit
the use OF the county jail for the purpose here
in before authorized; Provided, further, that i
within ninety days alter such notice shall have
been given, the city council ofsuch city shall
efficiently provide by the appropriate ordinan.
ces and contracts for the immediate erection 0
a city prison, house ofcorrection, or york house
LOT the purposes ollmprlSoninent authorized oJ
shis act, the said city shall continue, notwith.
standing such notice and prohibition, to have
the use ofthe county jail for the purpose hereir
authorized, until such city prison, house Of cor.
%rection, or work house, shall be erected and
ready for use.
Sec. 8. That an act entitled an act "Tc
amend an act to provide for the organization 0
cities and incorporated villages passed Mays
1852, passed April 6. 1856, and act supplement
tary thereto, passed April IA, 1857, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the Honse of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate
February 28th 1859.
SECRETARY OF STATES O~FFIcE,)
COLUMBUS, March 1859.}
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