M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-05-03


er, bTtther,ia.law, guardian. ward uncle,
nephew, or cousin. 10 either Of the parties,
and there 10 no Justice in the township
Competent TO try the cause. ,ft.. Z
In the foregoing excepted cases the action
may be brought before any Justice Of an ,ad.
joining township Of the same county, and the
Justice shall state on bis docket the reason
Of his taking jurisdiction. -. 80.
Founh-Where the summons is accom-.
panied with an order to attach property, the
Jurisdiction shall be co-extensiye with the
county. %,
Filth When two or more persons shall
be jointly or jointly and seyeraIy bqund in
any debt OF contract, or otherwise Jointly La
bic in the same action, and reside In differ
ent townships Of the same county, the pain-
tiff may commence his action before a ius.
tice of the township in which any of the
persons liable may reside; except that in
joint actions aginst the makers and iudor.
sers OF notes, due-b!lls. or bills Of exchange,
the action shall be commenced in the town.
ship where one Of the original makers,
drawers or indorsers reside, and if il be
claimed by the plaintiff that an indorser in.
dorsed the note or bill at the time il was
N de, aud the jurisdiction depend thereon,
before the justice shall take jurisdiction, the
plaintiff, or sone person for him, shall fils
an affidavit setting forth the fact. '
Sixh-ln cases OF trespass 10 real or per-
sonal property il shalIbe lawful TO bring the
action in the township where the trespass
was committed, or in the township where
the Iespass5r, or any one OF several tres
passers reside. ...
Sec. g. That section three OF the act to
which this is ameRdatory, be and the same
is hereby repealed.
Sec. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage
RICHARD g. PARSONS 80
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President. of the Senate.
March 10, 1860. a..
No. 35.l AN ACT
To amend an act entitled "an Act 10 pro-
vide for the establishment and government
OF Reform Schools, passed April Q. 1853.
Section |. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of The STATE Of Ohio, That section
ten OF the act aforesaid be 50 amended as to
read as follows: ,",,
Sec. TO- 1t shall Se lawful for the Board
of Commissioners aforesaid, 10 receive upon
said Reform Farm, and detsin there under
their control and guardianship, such male
youth as may be received and detained in
Houses OF Refuge, under sections six, seven,
eight and niue, Of the said act, entitled "ah
act 10 authorize the establishment of Houses
o. Refugee and the manner and form pre-
scribed in sections ten and eleven Of said
act, in reference to The examinations ana
commitment Of such youth, is hereby exten-
ded to and shall be held to apply TO the ex-
animation and commitment oil youth to said
Reiorm Farm; and all powers vested BY the
act afpresaid in the Boards of Directors OF
Houses OF Refuge, with reference TO such in
stitulOns, is hereby conferred upon said
Board of Commissioners, in reference TO tho
State Reform Farm.
Sec.2. Section fifteen Of the act afore-
said shall be SO amended as to read as fol.
lowsi
Sec. 10. The parents or guardians ofany
youth committed to any Reform School, may
be required by the authorizes OF said Reform
School 10 pay q weekly charge for the sup
port of said youth, not exceeding one dollar
aud fifty cents, the money 50 received TO be
duly reported and expended, as other mon
eys, for the benefit Of such Reform School,
aud said parents or guardians may also be
required 10 pay the expense of removing
said youth 10 the Reform School and of re
turning him TO his friends.
Sec. 5 Sections ten and fifteen the act
of fNroe.il I.,,k IL
Sec d. This act shall take effect upon
its passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President oil the Senate.
March 10, 1860.