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

No. 178.]
AN ACT
Making sARropytations, in pq1t, for the First
Quarter Of The Year one Thousand eight
Mntired and sirty. tt
Sectio |. Be it enGcted by tbs general as.
semaly OF the state OF Ohio, That the follow ng
sums be and are hereby aapropriate out Of any
money in the treasury appllci bic thereto, from
the gener al revenue, for the expenses, in part,
of the first qnarerol the year commencing on
the fiite nth day Of November, in the year eigh.
teen hundred aud fifty niue, tl5jl)
For the pa ymert OF the salaries OF tAa govern
or, aud tor, treasurer complroI Ter Of the treasu
ry, secretary ol state, attorney general, sGcre-
tary g the governor, state comm sstoner OF COM
mon schools, and the stale Librarian, three thou.
sand four hundred ana twenty-five dollars, 49,.
i26l.
For the payment OF the salaries OF the indges
Of The supreme court, court OF common pleas
and superior courts, eighteen tl,aalS and nine
hnndred and fifty dollars, t3lS, ,950,f@
For the payment OF CLERKS n the office OF the
treasurer 0l state, seven hundret dollars, (S1GUi
For tbs payment oi the cerSs in III Office OF
the comptroller OF tha treasury, eight hundred
dollars (SSUOJ ami lor the first quarter of 1859,
(GuUj
For the payment Of clerks in the Office of the
secretary OF state five hundred dollars, S5uO.
n
attorney general two ntnlred do Jliars, 500
For the pAym5nt OF mileage OF county treas
urets travelling to and returning from the seat
tot government, maxim their seml annual settle
ment IN the month et February, 1861 one thou
sand eight hundred dollars. $l,S00.
Benepo'eW Institutions.
For provisions and household and current ex-
penses OF the central Ohio lunaic asylum, ten
! thOesand dollars. SlOUu0.
For ho l,t,lI n nd rurrnDf n nyDpn-
SOS OF tho southern Ohio luuatc asylum, six
thousand dollars So 900.
For provisions, h1us ,hod and current expen-
ses oi the northern lunatic asylum, six tEou-
sand dollars. So 200
! For the salaries of superintendent, ste wart,
matron, physician and teachers OF the OHIO in
, a'itnrion for the education OF the deaf nd dumb
Two thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
s2,25a
Fo5 provisions, household an carrent expen
seS OF said Institution, three thousand dollars.
$500.
For the salaries of officers, teachers, and other
employees IN tile UhlD institution tor the eduea-
ton ot the bllud, one thousand five hundred and
seventy tive dollars VI ,575
For provisions. household and current ex1en
uf said institution, three thousand two hun
dred dollars. $3,2O0
or the salaries OF the supernten lent, other
officers aud teachers OF the Ohio state ASYLUM
For provisions and necessary household ex-
penses ot the saiJ ussylum, five hundred dollars,
$3.50.
State Reform Fa,m.
For the salaries OF the officers Of the State
reioim farm, one thousand dol ars. Sl0g0.
For provisions, clothing. lodging, schoo
books for, aud the education and training oI
boys, four thousand dollars. S QUO.
Ohio Peniem'ary.
E,rT H., nh,
den, deputy warden, clerk physician, moral m
s1tu tor, ana assistant teachers OF the Ono
Pententiar, one thousand i've hundred ana
Two dollars 81 SOP
For paymento Of guards and night watches OF
the Ohio Peniteutiary five thousand two hnIl-
dred and hve dollars; $50 ).
ror payment tor provisi rs, clothing, repairs
OF all kinds, fuel lights, hospital, an other
necessary current expenses OF the ONO Peniten'
tlary, fourteen thousand four hundred do liars.
ii 200.
For payment Of costs Of prosecutions and con.
vlctIon and transportation OF convcts u he y;
hio penitentiary, six thousand two hundred ana
hity dollars 1928
For allowance to discharged convicts, TO pay
their expenses to their homes, three hundred
dollars. $500
Sec. . This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it, plsslge
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
MARTIN WELKEk,
President ofthe Senate.
April 4, 1859.
No. 1901
AN ACT
To authorize city councils in cities OF the fIrst
class having population OF less than ~ thou
sand and more than thirty -LVe thonsanu 70
appoint inspectors OF provisions ana othpf ar
ticles.
Section |. Be it enacted by the gene al as
sembly OF the state OF Ohio That IN every GUY
in the state Of Ohio OF the hrst class now wing
u population Of less than eighty Thousand anu
more than thirty-hve tho usanj, the city council
shall have exclusive power 10 appoint any clti.
zen or citizens OF said city, Wnoln sad city
council may deem suitably qualified to act,w'th
In aud for said city as ins pectors O such arti'
cies as are specified in the ant, emitted "an ac
ioI the mspectio1 OF Ger tain articles therein na.
med passed March 9, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty one, and the act 10 amend the
same, passed February eleventh, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty two; which said IN
spectors shall within and for said city, have
the game powers, perform the same duties, take
Oatls or ahirmations, be governed by the Same
rules, and liable TO the same penaltles Us are
prescribed IN the acts above mentioned.
Sec. 2. The appointment with the lisenee
hereinafter provided for, may authMise SAID n,
spector or inspectors, or any one OF moft OF
them, to inspect any one or more OF the articles
named in the act above mentioned, r
Sec. g. Every person appointed by said
council, as an inspector under the provisions
OF this act, shall before entering upon the du-
ties Of his office. enter into bond with sufficient
eccutity 10 ts approved Of the said council, III