The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-04
Plantation Of cities and incorporated villa.

FaniEatioa Of cities and incorporated villa
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Sec. !. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly OF the State ofohIo, That section 50 Of an
act entitled ian act to provide for the orgsniza-
ton Of cities and Incorporated villages" passed
May 8, 1852, be so amended as to read as ioi-
lows: Section So. The qualified voters of each
city Of the second class shall elect a City Mar
Lhal, who shall hold his office for one year;A
City Treasurer, Who shall bold his office Tor one
year; a City Clerk, who shall hold his office for
two years; and q City Solicitor, who shall hold
his Office FOR two years. Each Of said officers
shall continue in office until his successor Is
ehcted and qualified, and shall have such powers
End perform such duties as are prescribed br
any ordinance ofthe city not inconsistent there
with-
Zee. 2. That the said original section sixty
nine be and the same is hereby repealed.
&c. 2. This act shall take eject and be in
G.cs from and after the date its passage.
WILLIAM Is. WOODS,
-, Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER.
El,. -, President o the Senate,
March 20, 1853. .efs Ill
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AN ACT
To amend section 374 of an act entitled Ian
act to establish q Code Of Civil Procedure"
passed March II, 1853. s
> Sec. 1. BE it enacted by The General Assem-
bly, Of the State of0hio, That section three hun
dred and seventy four of an act entitled" an act
to establish a code Of civil procedure passed
March IL, 1858, be so amended as to read as
follows: Sec. ga. In the foreclosing OF a nortg-
age, a sale of the mortgaged property shall in
all cases be ordered; and when the same mort
gage embraces separate tracts OF lands, situated
in two or more counties, the shersff of Teach coun-
ty in whchs such separate tract OF tracts are
situated, shall be ordered TO make sale. of the
lands situated in the county of which he ifsherItt
Sec. 2. That section three hundred and sew
enty- four OF the act entitled IAN act to establish
neode of civil procedure passed March H.,
1853, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect on its pas,
sage. 80 Zr
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
:5t Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
s,,a,.-' MARTIN WELKER,
80, President Of the Senate,
March 20, 1853.
mo. l33. j. @
Supplementary to an act entitled ian act to
provide for the organization of Cities and
Incorporated Villages passed May Sd, 1862
Sec. !. Belt enacted by the Genera Assem-
bly Of the State OF Ohio, That the city council
ofsA cities ofirst class which, at the last led
eral census, had a population exceeding eighty
thousand, shall have power to provide for the
punishment OF Migrants, common street beggarS,
common prostitutes, habitual disturbers OF the
peace, known or reputed pickpockets, burglars
and reputed thieves, watch suffers, ball game
players, persons who practice any trick, game
or device with intent to swindle, persons who
abuse their families, and suspicious persons who
can give no reasonable account of themselves; and
such punishment may be either by imposing and
collecting 6nes, or by Imprisonment at hard la
Dor, or both. at the discretion ofthe court; pro-
vided, that no such person shall be fined Tor a
single offence, to exceed fifty dollars, and that
auch Imprisonment at hard labor shall, for the
first offence, not exceed thirty days; for the
second offence n n ,ty days; for the third offence
six months, and for the fourth, or any further
repetition of the offence, one year. They shall
have power 10 provide that all persons who shall
refuse or neglect to pay the fine imposed on
convection OF any oHence, tOgetnef WIN 'he
costs of prosecution, shall be imprisoned and
Reptat hard labor until, at the rate of seventy
ftye1cents for each days labor, exclusive of Sun
days, they shall have earned an amount equa
TO such fine and costs. They shall also have
power to make suitable regulation to conduct
such labor to the best advantage, and in a man.
ner consistent with the age, size and health o
the prisoners, and such labor may be done at
the city prison, thelcity work house, or elsew-
deere, if within a suitable Enclosure, and under
the charge of such officers or other persons as
the city council may select. And the said city
council may also provide suitable hospitals fo'
the reception and care of such prisoners as may
be diseased or disabled, the same to be undeI
such regulations, and under the charge of sucl
persons as the council may by ordinance direct
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be il
force from and after its passage.
.e.tser @ 7 WILLIAM B. WOODS,
e Speaker Of the House ofRepresentatives
MARTIN WFLKER,
t. 4 President OF the Senate
March % 1850 HE