The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02
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ohio Lunslis Asyi1m two tkssslnd seven hundred doi
For IN. p.vet Of the neral instructor Of said Asyiun
and library, tao hundred dollars. :
Per sons and necessary current eLpeasss o. said
agylanfgrd Tor repairs. sixteen thousand dollars.
And for the Gs qusrisref the year iss six 'hoasara
dollars. ,.,-..i !
YoErHERS ONO LrSAIIe AsrLrH. X
For the payment Of the salaries Of the snPernisnesl
sistant phy sicso, seTaT: nDt ratrdn OF The SDrts.
EN- ohio LuRaue Asylum 40 'hossAno ven Aahaiss
Fer the payuen. Of the moral instructor of SAID ssy
For pFoyos and necessary current expenses anA re-
pairs Tor ssii a. uIn, sixteen thousand dollars
for the qulrer Of the year ls6l six thousan
For iorarv p,ures ard MAPS thee hundred dolIars.
! For omnibus Two haudred aud ts'ny I've dollars,
j FOR meladeon. one hundred dollars
To provide sou water the institution, tso hshdre
Por Tepairs and Iesettins boilers, fgc hundred dnE
FOR steam PIPES. six hundred dollars
For furnace and retofis Tor manelaeluhng gas four
For shtler rashing nlehlne three hundred dollars
For rtpslri1R roof Of IHs.ne Asjlam at ks~bursh'
eight hunIred aud ffty-fVe dollars aud sixty-seYsn
cents, 4
For the salaries CT tho superintendent, seward, mat
ron pby siciau and teachers tue iHsttnon for the
education of the deat and dumb seven thousand tee
For provisions and necessary current expenses Ts
e pairs Of said asylum. four thousat dollars
sand dollars. III
For the payment Of the salaries Of the SUP erntenden
steRaid matrun, physician and teachers Of the Dsiuu
tiOn for the education OF the bGd four thousand !Uvr
hundred and tWeuty Eve dollars.
FO provision anu Necessary current expenses and re-
yajrs OF a4id Esy iun, two thousand dollars.
And Tor the hrst quarter Of tue year s6l, tTee thou
sand dollars.
# For farniturc teddiug aud repairs housasd dol
+ IsIs,
the salaries Superintendent,
and other officers and Of the slae Asylum
o Ijots. thirteen hundred and fifty dollars
For provisions and Necessary current expenses Of slu
asy ig, including rent wages, iuniture and repairs
four thousand five hundred dollars sd
nf And for the first quarter OF the yGar leGl, fifteen hon
nf drtd dollars.
u For the Lunatic Asylam OF Hamilton connty under
+ the provisions the at passed March TO- 1857, to
ID sttnte Hamilton county separate district for Lunaiie
purposes eleven thousand dollars
O. Ard the rst quarter Of he year le6 thiee thou
sand nine hundred and eighty seven dollars.
rs OHIO REFORM SCHOOLS
ut For the payment of the salaries Of the officers ot The
e. Stare Reform Farm three thousand two hundred dol
n FIR provisions furniture, clothing lodging, school
books for and educ lng and training boys, eight thon
OF sand dollars and for other necessary eAs s=s Two hu
dred dollar
tie And the 6rst quarter of the year 1861, thou
sand six hundred and sixty seven dollars.
For such work shops not eacsedng two for doing the
mechanical wulk cessary tn supply The wants If tc
We Institution twelve HUNDRED dollns
ed For fruit trees gticulturat ini lemens horse aDd
d. sheep lwo handr=A and fifty dollars
SEC, . Ne ,xpendtur, shall Ce made by any cfiger
y the State by he reci0rs OF the Pehentary,
Trustees Other officers OF the ST e InstitutoGs. or
ny contract made to iucur any Indebtedness onAhe
ng Fart of the State beyond the appropriations in this
is made for the several purposes therein named.
SEC. }. This act shall take effect on Its passage
,u RICHARD C. PARSONS,
It's, speaSer Of the House of Representative
ly. RODENT c KIRK,
md Passed Mar.h2L 1850. President of the Senae
for mo. 30. AN ACT.
Supplementary to AN directing mode of trii IL
t "a, criminal cases,' passed March, Z, 1891.
sRcTIoV !. Be ii enacted By the General Assembly
of tho State Of OHIO, That upon the trial Of any pers0i
charged with oeuse made criminal by any Law OF tS
state, If juror summoned in such case and under ex
,ed animation touching his competency to such
to ror therein state that he has formed opinion
has formed and expressed opinion to the guilt
innocence Of the accused and shall be objected to fo
Re- that reason the court snail thereupon proceed
inc such juror as to the grounds of such opinion aRd
nm shall appear to have been founded upon reading
md paper statements reports upon heaFsay
and upon conversation with witnesses of the
by on hearing them testify, and the juror shall
o that he feels able Notwithstanding such opinion TO rem
an impartial verdict upon the law and the evidence
der the If satisfied that said juror will render such
partial verdict may, in its discretion admit such jurp
ms, as competent to serve in such case. "A
y This shall take effect and be in force upol
ns Its passage. RICHARD G, PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
eds RICHARD A. HARRISON, s.
uu. March g. 1860. President pro tem Of the Senate.
om mo. 80 An ACT
Regulating the payment Of Costs and Prosecutions 70
for Minor Offences
me SECTION /. Be enacted Jy tie Genera! Assena6y
@ tie ate of Ohio That costs taxed by any Justice
' the Peace Mayor Of city incorporated viRiag
rod in the ste OF Ohio In prosecutions hereafter
ed before them for any oGen:e the punishment
less than inprsonmentin the pc itentry, shall be pa
m of the county easury, unless information sha
be filed In the proper court, or bill Of Indictment
found against the person or persons charged with such
80 ftnse
Sac 2. That section and ian act to amen
M and explain the act of the 9Th of March, 1872 concernin
the powers and duties of Justices of the peace and Con
thu stables In criminal passed March 6h lsI5 an
% ~, The same hereby repealed.
SEo 3. his act to take effect and be In force from AM
-" after It's passage
IT,. RIcHtRDC PARSONS,
80, Speaker OF the House of Representatives
y" ROBERT O KIRK,
,o- March 10, 1890 PRESIDENT Of the Senate.
,ol. FNo. G5. AN ACT
To punish Bribery in certain cases.
tne SECTION Be Il enacted Jy the General Assemble
ctthe SAFE Of ChLo, That il any person persons sba
tSe directly or Indirectly promise offer give
procure to be promised, offered eiyen any money
tho goods, Iilht in act n present repard, any ote
ht valuable ibng Whatever OF any PROMISE contract un
dertaEing, Obligation security, for the payment
~ delivery OF any money goods right in action, present
ae reward, any other valuable thing whatever an
req officer or public agent after election or appointmen;
S and either before after he shalt have qualified such
,,.. with intent
10y ton, matter, cause or proceeding which ny then
pending or may by Ia" lie brought before him sue
o. officer or agent; or
M formance Of his duty such officer agent or to pei
form such duty with partiay favor or In considers
five ton Of his having neglected or omitted the perormapc
of such duty of his having erformed it with partia
,o.o tty or favor;
iae qhrd-To induce him give, procure or to assist
procure, in consideration of his having given, pro
anu cured assisted procure, by his act interest, nnu
t ence, other means whatever, public appointment
'@e office, place profit, any prpfermept
49, emoumept, or any public contract. any false spec
fcaon, PLAN drawing, certificate, estimate
or contract Every such person and the officer or aren
Ipho In
~ money, goods right in action present, reward an
,d other valuable thing whatever. any promise, cor
~ tract undertaking obligation security for the pay
He ment delivery tany money goode, right in action
present. reward, other valuable thing whatever
So, any part thereof, shall conviction thereof,
punished provided in the second section of ths
sEc 3. That the officer public agent or other perso
G convicted, shall he find not less than the
@ value of the thing SO promised, offered given or
solicited. accepted received, than thre
nm, times such value amount, be imprisoned In th
so county jail more than thirty days, BOTH and II
public agent officer other than he State officer
n convicted he shall be Immediately removed from oic
or by order of the court; provided that n
@ execution OF such order, wht the has signed bill
w of exceptions shall on motion Of the defendant be sus
=. pended until the determination of application for
writ Of but not longer than thirty days, unes
'"S such wit he allowed
, SIC 8 The word "oificer' shall be held to ncud
% all State officers, including the and representa-
M M tvps In the General Assembly all county, township city
~ village school and other officers deriving author
the constitution laws of this State and the de
ne putes all officers The words public agent shal
be held to include trustees commissioners architects
I'm, p'n en.i ~ Shdiot i. anu az othe
tractors mechanics and laborers, In the purchase iayin
out, construction repair or management Of any publ
uy ground, work, building, improvement institution
ch All prosecutions under the provsonso of thi
md act shall be by indictment before the Court of Common
the Pleas In the county where the oense shall have beer
committed.
en- SEC s. This act shall be given specially in charge t.
the grand jury by the judges Of the Courts of Common
Pleas but prosecution shall be instituted under it
en- less shall be commenced within year the com
mission OF the offensc.
zen SEC. g. This shall take effect Its passage
n