The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-27
March 2o, 1859.
AN ACT

(No. ll5.1 AN ACT $500
To amend an act entitled ian act to- reru-
late the sale Of school lands and tho
surrender ofpermanent leases thereto, >.
passed April 10th, 1859. ~ PIE
SECTION Il. Be it enacted by tho,
General Assembly Of the State of Ohio,
That section second Of said act be 90 a.
mended asst read as follows: Sec. 2. The
trustees ofauy original surveyed township
to which such lands may belong shall, at
least thirty days prior to taking any such
vote, cause not less than eight notices. to
be posted up in as many Of the most pub
lie places Of such township, notifying the
legal voters resident therein to meet at,
some convenient place and time therein
specified, and then and there cast their
ballots for or against the sale of any such
lands belonging to such township, and il
such vote shall result in a refusal 10 sell,
said lands, the trustees may in the same
manner authorize the taking of a subse-
quent vote or votes as often as they may,
deem proper; provided, that no such SUBJ.
sequent vote shall be taken until one year
shall have elapsed since the last. prsced--
ing vote. 9dP .sM9 tss s..lb
Sec. 3. That the second section ofans
act entitled can act to regulate the sale Of;
school lands and the surrender OF PER-
leases thereto" passed April, lei,
1852, be and the same is hereby repsal-.
ed. aitn .5 sr.st -rs
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
+, WILLIAM B. WOODS, 80.
Speaker Of the House of Representations
a ts., MARTIN WELKER, ~ =.
President of the Senate.
March %, 1859. .ss1 III
No. 1851 AN ACT
TO prevent the running at large of swine.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Geners
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That it.
shall be unlawful for the owners of any
swine in the State of Ohio, said swine
being Of the age Of sixty days or mope,.
TO suffer the same to 60 at large off of tho
ands Of said owner, unless the noses of
such swine shall have been so cut, or
-ings shall have been so inserted therein
As to effectually prevent their roofing.
SEQ. 2 Any owner Of swine suffering
he same to 60 at large, contrary to Ne
irst section Of this act. shall be liable 10
penalty Of one dollar for every swine 70
ound going at large. -,
Sec. 8. All suits to recover the penalty
,rovided for in the second section Of this
'ct, shall BIZ brought in the name u The
state Of Ohio, on complaint Of any per-
on feeling aggrieved, and may BE-
'rought before any justice ofthe peace or
ther court having competent jurisdiction
ghere the offense is committed; and the
arty offending shall ON conviction, pay
he amount Of penalties adjudged, with
osts; and shall further be liable to any
erson for all damage be or they may
ave suffered BY the running At iargs of
ach animals. All rnoneys collected a.
enalties by virtue Of this, shall Be paiA
ito the treasury Of the township Where
,e offense was committed, for the ~ Of
,mmon schools therein. se = 'ToH
Sec. 4. This act shall taks sfset and
; in force from and after shs first ~ #
lay 1859. ~ = 'ss 'ss,e.aI "
WILLIAM. B. WOODS
peskey Of the House Of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER.s sesss -
President Of the Senate. sai
March 20, 1859. y ~ " : 7e9