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

eEcTtutiuu whatever.
Atng pr visions Of his section, thsred
ans eourt Of competent Jurisdiction, Indictment or
nfounaOB, shall he sdiudged to pay hne Of not less
han hundred dollars. more Than one N and
iolars and shall, moreover. forfeit his Office i
sFc II. IL l. hereby made the daty Of the Auditor OF
sAe TO all the rolls abstracts and accounts OF the
collectors Of tolls upon the canals, saekwater or other i'm
OF this STATE for the last and each subsequent
Of navigation, to be thoroughly examined aud COM
laed with each other, thst discrepancy between
he amounts credited By the collectors receiving any
moneys and the check kept by other collector, shall
aseeTaned and in Of any such discrepancy the
clearance upon uhich such moneys PuPor TO have
received shall be examined for the purpose Of ascer
aining the amount received; and il said Auditor
After having aseeraued the of the accounts for the
last deems il for the interest of the State 10 eS
anime aud compare above, part or all OF the rolls
abstracts and for any previous year he is
horzed to cause such examination be made and also
FOR each ensuing year. and for the purpose OF such e
additional clerk for such time as may be found neces
aary,
SEC 10. Zach resident ekineer, appointed under the
provisions of this act shall receive annual salary o
twelve hundred dollars Each superintendent appointed
under the provisions Of this act shall receive an annual
salary OF six hundred and sixty dollars. The collectors
of tolls, appointed under the provisions Of this act shall
receive respectively the following annual salaries viz
At Cleveland, thousand dollars at Akron eight hun
dred dollars at MassloD six hundred dollars at Dover
six hundred dollars at Roscoe, six hundred dOIas at
Dresden, five hundred dollars; at zanesyile hun
dred dollars; at Newark, six hundred dollars at Car
roll six hundred dollars at Columbus six hundred dol
lars; at CircIevile, SIX hundred d5llars at Chcohe.
hundred dollars at Portsmouth, hundred dol.
lars; at Cincinnati, thousand dollars at Wavery,
five hundred dollars at Middetown, six hundred dol
lars; at Dayton, eight hundred dollars; at Hsmton six
hundred dollars; at Pqua eight hundred dolars at St.
MAry's six hundred dollars; at Junction, thousand
dollars at Maumee City, five hu ndred dollars; at Toledo
thousand dollars; at McConnelsvie, FIVE hundred
doars at llarmar, six hundred dollars and at Logan
six hundred dollars.
The collectors Office at Dephos is hereby abolished,
and the Office at Defiance is removed to Junction
weghmasters at Toledo and Cleveland shall each re-.
sfa6R
ty weighmaster shall he hereafter appointed.
Inspectors at Toledo Cleveland shall each receive
four hundred and fifty dollars per annum at Cincinnati.
hundred dollars; the inspectors Office at Junction
is hereby discontinued.
No lock tender shall hereafter be appointed except at
bulkhead feeder locks.
The Board of Public Works shall have power to abol-
ish any collectors Offices change the location there
OF to such place them shall be deemed expeden
the service aud interest Of the State but increase Of
sa,y shall be aloWed Ia consequence of such removal
shall any Office be established In any case what
ever. The salaries of the several officers above
rated shall be paid in quarterly nstalments at the close
of each fiscal quarter s,bshed out of the State
treasury, upon the warrant Of the Auditor OF Sate but
the said Auditor shall not draw his warrant without the
check of the acting Commissioner OF the proper division
the amount due such officer for such quarter
part thereof according to the facts of the case and it il
hereby made the duty of such acting Commissioner tc
ascertain the amount due for services of each of said
officers quarterly and 10 issue his check accordingly ir
the same for any other claim against the
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Public Works. after the passage Of this act as heI
may deem expedient, secretary to said board who's
term of Office shall commence on the first Monday o
April next and be for year, and such appointment
shall thereafter be made annually by said board to be TO
the term, commencing at the expiration of the tern
of the Incumbent and said secretary shall receive
nual salary of thousand dollars, payable quarterly
the manner that the other appontees paid;
said board shall also have power TO appoint such clerks
temporarily the public service in their opinion ma
require and may pay them such reasonable compensate
they may deem just not exceeding two dollars pc
day fer the time actually employed by check as in othe
similar cases; the secretary shall be subject to removal
any time by majority of said board for neglect of dut
or malfeasance in office. 1t shall be the duty Of th
board, when assembled together In their official capacity
keep and complete journal If their proceed
ncs which shall at all times be subject to the inspeco
of committee Of either branch of the general assembly
of any person authorized by law to examine the SAINT
or any person who may be interested III Inc proceeding
Of said board.
/ SEC IA. 1t shall be the duty of the board of publ
to report annually TO the governor at least te
days before the assembling OF the General Assembly,
said report be by him transmitted along with his mes
sage the General Assembly Said report shall conta
full and accurate account OF all moneys eXrend'
on each of the public works during the year endiI
on the fifteenth day of November next preceding sa
report the aggregate amount of work contracted fC
during the year, the amount of money expended
lowed and above the contract price, and the tot
value of all the work under contract remaining to be e.
ecued estimated in each at contract prces oget
with tie estimated cost of all the work in progress
execution and such other information in relation to II
public improve nents as they may deem ncedful, to II
General Assembly, and they shall also report the
derived from each of the public works by tolls and OIL
sources, how the same levied the manner of the
collection, together with estimate, if necessary,
such appropriations may be required to reconstru
and keep in repair the Public Works of the State I'll
said Board of Public Works Shall also In their said Al
nua Report, give list of all Resident Engineers, Al
sstant Engineers, Collectors Of Tolls, Superintendent
of Repairs, Weighmasters, Deputy Weghmasters, II
spcctors Lock Tenders, Gate Keepers and Clerks, VII
may have been employeby said Board during the yea
preceding said Report, together with the amount
20 hath.
such salary, allowance and perquisi'es are fixed b
law or allowed by the Board, Ahtng Comm
soner thereof; and also the amount paid and above
for their salaries and the contingent expenses
their Office
sEc Is. The term of Office of all persons holdin
Office under the appointment of the Board of Publ
Works any Acting Commissioner thereof shall expir
on the first Monday of April next and all officers al
pointed under the provisions Of this act except as othe
herein expressly provided, Shall take their oict
commencing on the first Monday of April next and
each succeeding year thereafter, similar appointment
shall be made for like terms OF Office.
Sec. l6. That the act entitled ian act for the regu
ation the Public Works of the State of Ohio passe
April l2 1853, be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. IT, This act shall take effect and be In force ro
, RICHARD @ PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT U. KIRK,
Passed March 81, 1860. President of the Senate.
, fNo. Il61 AN ACT
10 amend sections five and six of act entitled IAN
regulating the mode OF administering asslgnm entS
trust for the benefit of creiitors passed April g. 1856
SkCTION ]. re 10 enacted by tie General 1Ssem1
of tic State Of Ohio, hat section five Of said
a auerded so as to read as follows: Section s. The A
signee shall proceed at to convert all the assets
cDyed by him. into money and to sell the real and pc
sona property assigned, either for cash. upon sue
other terms as the Probate Judge in his discreton m,
order, at public action, at such time and place as may
designated in notice given by advertisement In son
newspaper Of general circulation within the county, f
four successive weeks and of which sale due retui
oh ali bn M man
shall he made at not less than twohids the appraie
value thereof being subject to reappraement as upO
the executions ut law and such sale shall be set aside
confirmed the Probate Judge shall ORDER and if col
frmed, the deeds shall be made to the purchasers col
veyng the title free from all liens on the same for
debts due the Assgnor. henever the Probate JUDI
shalt he satisfied that would be for the advantage Il
creditors Of the Assgnor to sell any part of the real
personal property assigned at private sale, such Judt
may authorize the Assignee to thus sell the same, eh
for cash. upon such other terms as the Probate JUDI
his discretion may order but such property shall in
he sold for less than two thirds of appraised valu
nor shall such Asanee become the purchaser thereo
and return of such sale shall be made within the tin
prescribed by the Probate Judge not to extend beyor
six months and such sale shall be confirmed by the Pr
bate Judge before the shall be completed and bin
ing, and if confirmed deeds shall be made Of the real
to the purchasers conveying the title free from
liens the for all debts due by the Assgnor.-
Should any property thus ordered to be sold at prva
sale, be not sold within the time prescribed by Il
Judge then such Judge shall order the same to be sold
public auction in the same manner rs though prva
SEC. g That section six of an act entitled "an o.
regulating the mode of administering assignments
for the benefit of creditors passed April g. 1853
amended to read as follows: Section 6. Credito
shall present their claims within six months after Il
publication Of the notice provided for in section four
to the Assignee allowance, and the Assign
shall endorse his allowance rejection thereon, AZ
claimants whose claims rejected shall be required
bring suit against the Assignee to enforce such CLAIM
within thirty days after the same shall have been reec
ed, in which, II he recover the judgment shall be again
the Assignee tbathe allow the same In sett ement OF
trusts with without the costs the court shall thin
right, provided, however, that The Assignee may max
any defence to such acton that the Assignor might hav
made sut instituted against him before the assgr
ment for the same of action.
SEQ. 3. Said original section six is hereby repealed
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect upon Its passage.
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
h ROBERT G. KIRK,
Passed March &C. 1860. President Of the Senate.
mo. Ga AN ACT
To enable Townships and incorporated Villages to estsl