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


ion and control Of the State House. the srounds and
appurtenanees thereto attached, OF all work per-
formed upon, and materials faruished for the s-me;
and he shall also have charge Of the tract OF land in
Franklin county purchased by the State for quarry.
Every coutTac; Tor such work and materials shall be
in writing signed on behalf Of the State By the SrpeT
intendent and copy thereof shall be deposited in the
Office Of the Secretary OF state; and shall
exceed the amount appropriated By as applicable
sach purpose. The Superintendent shall have power
appoint clerk, removable his pleasure, whose duty
IL shall be 20 keep true record aah account OF all the
proceedings and expenditures o the superintendent;
and he may also employ when necessary, the services
Of architect; said clerk and architect to be paid
reasonable compensation out Of the State House fund
The Superintendent shall, annually, before the fifteenth
day OF December, report Of his proceedings 10
the Governor, who shall lay the same before the Gen
eral Assembly.
SIC 3 Tie Janitor shall have the charge, subject
to the direction Of the Superintendent Of the State
House building, and the grounds and appGrtenances
thereto attached and he shall keep the same constant
watched, protected and in order, and he may employ
such assistants the Superintendent may approve and
deem Necessary, whose compensation shall be liked by
the Superintendent and paid cut OF the state House
fund. 1t shalt also be the duty Of the Jantor to pre-
pare the legislative halls for the reception Of the Cen
eral Assembly at the commencement OF each regular
and extra session
nure deface in any manner anypoTtion the state
House building, its fixtures, furnituTe or appuTtsn-
ances or shall commit any nuisance therein, or shall
purposey commit any injurious trespass upon the
grounds aachel thereto or shall wliully inJure any
tree shrub plant growing upon sad grounds, or any
fixture place there0a or any enclosure or side walk
about the same, such person SHALL upon conviction
thereof be fined in any not less than hye dollars,
than five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
in the jail of Franklin county not lesSthan one day,
than six months, both, at the discretion Of
the court; and shall moreover be liable to the state
Of Ohio in double the amount of the injury done The
Jantor shall have the power and authority Of Con-
stable TO the arrest OF all persons guilty OF the
offences above described; and all prosecutions for
said offences shall be conducted in the same manner
and before the same courts as other offences COM
mitted within the city Of Co uubus, the punishment
whereof may b0 less than Imprisonment i'll the peni'
tentiary.
SEC 5. the work to be done for the completion Of
the State House building shall be follows: Tiling the
floor OF the rotunda putting gas fixtures in the retun
da; arching and tagging the northwest COURT and pla
cling therein steps, balcony and iron railing for second
story; and repairing and painting the tagging the
north and west sides OF the building. For the payment
of the labor and materials OF said work, there is hereby
appropriated out of any money in the Treasury for
general revenue purposes, the of ten thousand dol
lars, which may be drawn from the Treasury on the
of the Auditor Of State in favor of the person
their agents to whom the may be due for work
actually done materials delivered and so certified
to by tho Superintendent The said work shall be
finished by the first day of October Of the present year,
and upon said day the State House building shall be
held to have been completed, and all work upon the
construction thereof shall cease and all contracts re
lative thereto hall beat an oLd.
SEC. o. There 5 hereby appropriated out OF any
money in the Treasury for general purposes
lowing purposes viz In payments for work and mater
ias necessary to done and furnished in grading and
tagging the State House lot sidewalk upon High street,
fifteen hundred dollars; and for procuring and plant
ing trees and shrubdery said lot eight hundred dol
lars; and Tor contingent expenses OF said State House
building, grounds and appurtenances, thirty seven
hundred dollars. Said sums of money to be paid from
the Treasury the warrant of the Auditor of sate
in favor OF the persons or their agents to whom money
may become due for work or materials as aforesaid,
and which may be certified by the superintendent to
have been performed ordeiivered.
SEC. z. The Superintendent hereby authorized to
make sale of such machinery and implements procured
for, but not further needed in building the State Rouse
and, also, of all unused materials procured for such
building, as he may deem for the interest Of the State
to dispose Of and said Superintendent shall account
with the Treasurer of state for all money received by
him from such sales,
SEC. 8. The act entitled IAN act to provide for the
prosecution Of the work on the State House, pre-
scribing the order in which 1t shall he done, and
king appropriations THEREFOR" passed April 6, 1856,
and the act entitled san act to provide for The more
expeditions completion of the State House, pre-.
scriBing the order in which it may be DONE" passed
April l2 1853, and oil other act providing for the
struction of the State House. hereby repealed
SEC .. This act shall take effect and be in force
from nd after the first day of April in the present year;
provided however, that the appointments hereby au-
tOriZed may be made at any time after the passage
RICHARD PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT G KIRK,
Passed March l6, 1860. President of the Senate.
[No aO,l AN ACT
To regulate the taxation and payment of costs in
tain cases.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the General AsScmblg
of the State of Ohio, That the cost Of prosecution
far relates the fees OF constable, Justices sherifs
Witnesses and clerks shall be made out by the differ
officers claiming the same, specifying the diereut
items comprising the same accordngto the acts regu
lating the fees of civil officers in civil and criminal
cases. and the acts directing the mode of trial Grim
ina cases, and shall be by such persons lodged with
the clerk of the court before which any criminal may
be convicted during the time in which such viction
may 1e had and the clerk shall make out under his
hand and seal OF said court true copy of all such
charges which shall be examined and If corTPct the
same shall be allowed by the judge Of said court and
forwarded with such convict and delivered by the
sheriff to the warden OF the penitentary, and the sheriff
shall eight cents per mile going to and return
ing from said pententiary, to be computed from the
seat of Justice of the county in which the vction
took place. by the usual route OF travel and he shall
also receive the oil five per milo tor trans
porting every such convict, and shall be allowed one
guard every two convicts transported and shall
receive per mile for the services of each guard
the employ to be computed tor the same distance
sheriff. and if at any term OF the court there should be
more than one person convicted it shall be the duty of
the clerk to make out order dir eGtng the number
guards exceeding one guard TO every tvs viCs,
exclusive OF the sheriff, unless in extraordinary
case, when in the opinion OF the court greater
be shall be necessary for the safe transportation OF
such c0nvct certificate whereof shall ne out
by the clerk under the seal OF the and delivered
to the sheriff. and he shall deliver tho certificate to the
warden of the penitsDtary, who shall be governed
thereby In making his order for the payment OF
such transportation; and all charges OF prosecution
and transportation made out agreeably the provls
ions OF this aad of the several herein referred
to, shall delivered to the said warden, and if upon
he shall find them tn be correct, he all
certify correct copy thereof with bis allowance there
Of the Auditor of State and the Auditor SHALL upon
Presentation of such certified copy and allowance, is
his warrant for the amount upon the Treasurer OF
State, who shall pay the same provided, allowance
shall be made for the payment OF any guard who shall
not have actually assisted IN the transportation of such
Irfcs Ialc ilph. oh NOT Q
entitled charge mileage for himself for transporting
any convicts to the penitentary oterner than once
every twenty days
SIC g. That the act entitled ian act to amend tht
act entitled making provision for carrying into
efe the for the punishment of crimes, passet
February Q6 1885, and an act entitled "an act regulat
ing the fees or sherIs In civil and criminal cases
passed March II, 1897 passed January 1888, be
, the same ia [arel hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in forc
: RICHARp C. PARsoNs,
f speeker Of the House of Representatives
e ROBERT G. KIRK,
{ Passed March %, 1850, President Of the Senate.
\ rNo. g8J AN ACT
TO prevent aud punish malicio injuries to churc
edifces, school houses, dwelling houses and othe
2 buildings.
sEc1loNl. Be IL enacted By the GeacaaI .assemJy
The State Of Ohio That if any person shall wilfuil
and maliciousy inure any church edfce school hous
. dwelling house or other building not being his ow
property, or in any way dishgure the same with pain
otherwise, deface the same by painting thefeo
any obscene words, figures or devices, or by postin
= thereon any paper or other material bearing sue
words, figures or devices, he shall he punished by fin
exceeding hundred dollars, or by imprisonmel
in the county jail exceeding ninety days, bot
said puniahments In the discretion of the court
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
cTeaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT g. KIRK,
Passed March "a, 1860, President of the Senate.
i. [No. e., AN ACT
To provide for the Enlargement Of the Ohio Pennies
n tisry,
!. sEcr1oN /. Be IL enacted By tie General -4Saenb
of the State Of OHIO, That the warden and directors OF
lhn penitenIarY hereby auLhorizad and diEeeteh