The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02
AN ACT

Supplementary TO the act entitled An set II pToyiiI
for tue re organization, supervision and nshtenaEes
ofCommon schools" passed. March !, lrjJ'
SECTION /. Belt enacted By lie SeaeydI A'sCMJlg Of
f State Of OHIO, That 1t shall he iAwIGl for Boasd
EdueaIOn, organized under the act pRss March J.
ls53 entitled An act TO provide the reorgEniEat
supervision, and maintenance OF Common schools, or
organized under the act passed February 81 ls4 eDt
tied act for the better regulation Of the Public
Schools in cities towns 6c, IN every case "hsre II
may be necessary procure school house site and the
said Board OF Education and the owner thereof shall be
unabe, from any cause 10 agree upon ue sdIe anu ts
purchase thereof 10 make survey and de
srptOn the parcel OF land which the sal Board Of I'd
ucaon desire 10 appropriate Tor school house pur
poses, and file the with the probate Judge OF tue
proper county and tLeTeupon the proceedings Of
appropriation shall be had winch provided for by the
act entitled "Au act TO provide compensation to the
-, -. ,-,,,,r,, a,nr,,n riat,sI Ia he use of
eorporaons passed April 90, ls55 aad the various acts
gmendato and supplementary thereto,
SEc 2. This shall take effect upon rs passage
RICHARD q. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
ROBERT Z. KIRK,
February 10, lSG0- President Of the Senate
mo. O.. ANACT
To amend an act entitled IAN Act authorize The
tablishment of Poor Houses passed March Z, 1881
took effect June 1, 1881.
SECTION ]. Be 10 endcted byhhs General AsseDbLy g
TIE Stale Of OHIO, That section four Of the act entitled
IAN Act to authorize the establishment of Poor Hous'
es" passed March 1884, be amended to read rs
follows That the Board of Directors shall appoint
Superintendent who shall reside in apartment OF
the Infrmary, other building contiguous thereto
and shall receive such compensation for his services,
perform such duties and give such security for their
faithful performance the Board shall judge proper;
he shall he governed, In all respects, by the rules and
regulations of the Board and may be removed by them
at pleasure, but in shall the Directors appoint
one of their own number such Superintendent, nor
shall any Director be eligible to hold any other Office,
directly indirectly in the Infirmary, receive
any compensation whatever, Physician either direct
y indirectly, wherein the appointing power isvested
in the Board Of Directors by this act the acts amend
atory this ac shall the Superintendent thus ap
pointed hold any other post in the Infrmary The Su
perintendent may require all persons received into the
lnirmary, to perform such reasonable and moderate
labor may suited their ages aud bodily strength
the proceeds of which shall be appropriated the
of the Institution, in such manner as the board of D
may point out. The superintendent shall
into the In6rmary any person who shall produce to
him such order or voucher as is hereinafter required
and he shall in book 10 be provided by him aud
kept for that purpose, the and age,
be, of every person received into the InfrmaIy
gether with The day on which such person received
and dismissed.
SEC . That original section four in the above reced
act be and the same is hereby repealed
SEC. 81 This shall take effect and he in force from
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
s. eaker OF the House of Repre- entatiyes-
RICHARD A. HARRISON,
March3 1860. President pro TEN of the Senate.
{ mo lO8 AN ACT
To amend Act entitled f0g the protection Of
4 Railroads. passed March %, 1910.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted5y tho General assembly
the State Of OHIO, That section of SAID act b.
amended as - read as follows: Secon That every
person who shall wiliuly and maliciousy remove
break, dpace throw down, destroy, in any manner
niue any mon, wood. ohsr rail- sDy branches
branch ways any part Of the tracks, any bridge
Vaduc cuvert tresile-wolk, embankment, parapet
other fixture, or any part thereof attached to or
nected with such tracks Of any railroad in this State
operation, which saall hereafter be put in operation
who shall wfuly aud malicously place any oostru
ton upon the rails tracks Of any such railroad shall
conviction thereof, be punished by imprisonment in
the iten9ry not less than ono, than twenty
years provided however that il any person SHALL by
o Of
sion the death of any person or persons the person
offending shall be deemed guilty OF murder i'll the fist
second degree, nansaughter, according TO the
ure of the oense, AID on conviction thereof shall Le
n punished AS in ther ca e3.
SEC @ Said original section one is hereby repealed;
provided however that all osnse, against and viola
tons of sal section repealed which have been here
tofore committed shall lie prosecuted and punished
t. cordng u The provisions thereof fully if said
II tion had not hesn repealed.
shC. This act shall be in force fiom and after its
II passage. RIClIARL O. PARSONS,
e Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
e ROBERT Z, KIRK,
e Passed Ma'choG, 1850 President of the senate.
D. [No. AL ANACT
To amend section four hundred and of Act
y entitled IAN Act to establish Code of Civil ? oce.
y dure, passed March ii, 1853.
- SlcroN |. Be 4tendcted 6yAe General 1ssenJlg OF
the State Of Ohio, That section four hund.e and seven
Teen of the above rected act be amended read
follows: Section Al Ifajudgment become dormant, it
may be revived in the same manner is prescribed for
reviving actions before Judgment and when the plaintiff
to such dormant judgment, his agent OF attorney shall
make an ad wit that the defendant is nonresident
the state and that such judgment remains unsatisfed
u whole or in part with statement of tue amount owing
thereon notice may be published for six consecutive
weeks as provided by section seventy two flying him
to appear at day therein named not less than day
after publication is complete, and show why udg
ment shall not be revived against him. and sufficient
be not shown to the contrary, the Judgment shall
stand revived for the which the count shall find
to remain due and unsatished upon such Judgment pro-
v.drd thai in all cases wherein service may be made by
publication personal service of copy of the order may
c be made out Of the state.
# SEC 2. Original section four hundred and seventeen
s hereby repealed and this act to take elect and
after is passage.
! h RICHARD c. PARSONS,
r. Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT @ KIRK,
, March III, 1900 President of the Senate
e mo. 81 AN ACT
10 amend Section 400 of an Act entitled can Act to es
t. tablish Code of Civil Procedure" passed March H.
1853.
J. SECTION l. Beit enacted by tic General As,sn1ly OF
n tie StGe Oi0 That section 400 of the entitled
act to establish code of civil pIocedu passed March
1855 az heretofore amended be now 50 amended to
read follow: Section 400. Such Judgment, IL the
u cript shall be filed in time, shall have lien
the real estate Of the judgment debtor from the day
fling if file in vacation against the debtor, it Shall
have lien from the day of Cling but against
transcripts filed in vacation, and judgments rendered al
IS the next term of the Court Of Common Pleas IL sha
have len only from the first day of the term
said Court and any judgment of which transcript has
been filed as aforesaid, whatever may he the amount
!
after become dormant by of the death Of either
the parties thereto, from any other cause may be
vlved by the Court Of Common Pleas of the county in
(which the transcript has been may be filed, in like
manner dormant judgments rendered by such Court
may be revived and the revivor thereof shall have tho
same force aud effect the revvor Of judgment
= dered by the Court of Common Pleas.
y RICHARD G. PARSONS,
y Speaker Of the House of Representatives
!, ROBERT @. KIRK,
January 25, 1850 President of the Senate.
e [Ne. Is AN ACT
Supplementary 10 act to provide for compensation
the of Pri ate Property appropriated to the use
h of Corporations, passed April 30, 1859.
It SECTION L. Be IL enacted " tile General ASSEMBLY
tie State Of OA@c That whenever it becomes necessa.
y Tor two or more railroads to cross any of the navga
bic waters of this State at the point by draw
or swing bridge, said roads SHALL if practicable
and the bridge and approaches thereo and
the companies owning controlling and those desiring
to use such bridge and approaches cannot agree upon
the terms and regulations upon which said bridge shall
be used above then the right to any bridge and
approaches, other similar structure already
tructed by railroad company for its own use may be
appropriated by any other railroad company to be
joyed in common with the company owning the same,
accordance with the provisions Of the law in force
d of corporations.
SEC. O. The statement required to be fled containing
specific description of the rights sought be appro,
pra'ed in such casessha as near as be, set forth
the regulations according to which the joint of said
bridge and approaches or other structure shall be
ulated; and In the reasonableness of the same
:. any part thereof shall be denied by the defendant in
said proceedings the corrt shall hear and determine the
said issue, and enter record its finding and order
thereon confirming or altering said regulations II
may deem just and reasonable subject exceptions
reversal for rorby the Court OF Common Pleas
petition filed for that purpose; and the order OF the
court fixing said regulations shall be made before the
Jury mpanneled to the of compensa.
tion for the right sought to be appropriated which
compensation shalbe sum equal to the annual value
of such use to be paid quarterly each year, in advance
while the sIme shall continue
SEQ g. This act shall take effect and be in force from
:: and af.er its passage,
" RICHARD @. PARSONS
o Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
y ROBERT q. KIRK,
Fahr II A. a