Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
LAWS OF OHIO:
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furniture, or aprurtenance, or shall commit any
nuisance therein, OF shall pun commit any
Injurious tespass upon the grounds attached
thereto or shall williully injurc any tree, shrub
or plant growing upon said grounds or any bx-
ture place thereon, or any enclosure or side
walk about the same. such person shall, upon
conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less
than five dollars, nor more than live hundred
dollars, OF be imprisoned in the Jail Of Frank
lin cUuaty not les than one day, nor more
than six months, or both at the discretion OF the
court and shall moreover be liable to the State o
Ohio in double the amount of the injury done.
The Jautor shall have the power aHd authority
of Constable as to the arrest OF all persons
guilty Of the offences above described; and all
prosecutions for said offences shall lie conducted
IN the same manner and before the same courts
as other offences committed within the city ol
Columbus, the punishment whereof may be
less than Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
See. 3. The work to be done for the com
pletiou Of the State House building shall be as
iollows: Thing the floor Of the rOturda; putting
gas fixtures in the rotunda archlng aud flag
gipg the northwest court, and placing therein
steps, balcony and iron railing Iur second story;
and repairing and painting the tagging on 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
the sum of ten thousand dollars, which may be
drawn from the treasury on the warrant OF the
Auditor Of State ia favor of the person or their
agents to whom the same may be due for work
actually done or materials delivered aud SO GER
tify to by the Superintendent The said work
shall be finished by the first day OF Oct of the
present year. and upon said day the Stale House
building shall be held to bave been com pleted
and all work upon the construction thereof shall
cease and all contracts relative thereto shall be
at an end.
Sec 6. There is hereby appropriated out
of any money in the Treasury Tor general rev
enue purposes, the following sums of money,
to be applied to the following purposes, viz:
In paym nts for work and materials necessary to
be done and furnished in gtading and hagg-
ing the State House lot sidewalk upon High
street, fifteen hundred dollars; and for procur-
ing aud planting trees and shrubbery ON said
lot. eight hundred dollars; and for contingent
expenses Of said State House building, grounds
and appurtenanees, thirty hundred dol
lars Said sums OF money to be paid from the
Treasury upon the warrant of the Auditor oil
State, in favor Of the persons or their agents to
whom money may become due for work or ma
terials as aforesaid, and which may be certified
by the Superintendent to have been performed
or delivered.
Sec. 7. The Superintendent is hereby au.
thorized TO make sale of such machinery and
in building the State House. and, also, of all
unused materials procured for such building. as
he may deem it for the interest of the State tc
dispose of;aRd said Superintendent shall account
with the Treasurer Of Statc for all money received
by him from such sales.
Sec. 3. The act entitled "an act to provide
for the prosecution of the work on the new
State House. prescribing the order in which il
shall be done, making appropriations therefor,
passed April 3. 1856, and the act entitled ian
act 10 provide for the more expeditions compile.
ton ofthc new State House, prescribing the orde
in which it may be done" passed April -
1858, and all other acts providing for tho con
struction Of the new State House are hereby
repealed
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be it
force from and alter the first day April in tn,
present year; provided. however that the ap
pointments hereby authorized may be made a
any time after the passage hereof to take etfec
upon said day.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March l6, 1860.
mo. 97 AN ACT
To regulate the sale Of real estate by reli
gious societies.
SECTION /. BE ii enacted by the Gen
erai assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, Tha
whenever any religious society shall desire tt
sell any real estate that may have been convey
ed to such society. and is held in trust lor
specified religious purpose, il shall be Lawful
for the trustees, wardens aud vesry, or other off
GERS entrusted with the management OF the at
fairs OF such society, TO file in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of the county where such real estate
may be situate, petition stating that such so
clety desires to make such sale Tor the purpose
of investing tho proceeds in other real estate
TO be held and used for like purpose. and il
upon the hearing of such case 1t shall appear
that sale and re.inVestment are desired by ,he
members of such society, and that there IL a me-
Gessty for the same. the court may authorize
the trustees or other officers holding the till,
In trust, to sell said real estate in such manner
aud upon such terms rs the court shall deem rea
sonable.
Sec. 9. The trustees, or other officers autl or
iz,d to make such sale, shall make return there
Of TO the court ordering the same. at such tim,
Ms the court shall order and thereupon, IL th'
court shall be satisfied that the same has beer
made IN all respects according 10 its order, an,
that the proceeds have been invested in oihe
real estate for tho Of such society. in trus
for the same objects and purposes as provided
to be sold was conveyed to such society. or iha
n contract has been made securing such invest
ment. the said sale shall be confirmed, and
deed authorized to be made TO tho purchaser
Sec. 3. The petitioners shall cause notice o
the pendency and prayer of the petition 10 b,
published for four consecutive weeks IN som,
newspaper OF general circulation in the county
where the real estate proposed TO be sold is sit
ua,e. before the term of the court at which the
order OF sale will be asked.
See. 3. This act shall take effect on is pas
sage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of tho House of Representatives
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March "a, 1860.
No. os, AN ACT
Toprevent and punish maicousi INJURIES l.