The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

N The state of ohio, Da.scd AphI {, 1857, be and
the same IA hereby repealed, f'v HIE f
sEc Thb act shall take effect from and after lis
passage, RICHARD O.. PARSONS,
''H Speaker OF tho House Of Repreaentallyes
fg 1Hgif q ROBERT G. KIRK,
Passed March ", LEGO. President Of the senate.
ANACT. fsiaE iaasE
Supplementary TO tan act to provide for the Organ
ixhton Of Cities and Incorporated Villages" passed
May 2, 1859, aud he Amendment passed March II f,
1859, and supplementary Act passed April 8, 1855,
and supplementary 10 tic Act passed April y,
1858. .sAl Ai ai cH
, SIC. D., BeR enacted 6y ne Gasoral Assen6lyo(tA6
Sat Qf ohio That in ali cities OF the first class, in
which water workshava heretofore or mny hereafter
bD oonstrueied shall be lawf ufor the city council
oproyide BY ordinance for The division q said city
the same by name or number; and that for the pur-
pogo OF defraying the expense Of eonsiruelng main
sewers in said Districts or either one OF them, the
city council shalihave power 70 borrow from time 10
time as they shall deem expedieGt, asnm of money
not TO exceed thty thousand dollars for any Of said
drets, upon the credit Of the city, aud shall have
anthorily TO lssne bondss with interest coupons at
achpd, pledging the faith ard credit OF said city for
the payment Of thc principal And interest OF said
bons, provided, that all bonds Issued aforesaid
shall have the name number Of the district for which
The same wcro Issued, legibly written or printed
upon them, and SHAH csIsned by the aud clerk
andbe sealed with the seal Of itlle. city,, Il oli
inter rest Of the bonds BY this act authorized
10 be Issued Il shall 10 for the city council 10
asses and collect upon aud IRON all the real estate
in the district for which said bonds Issued In each
aud every year ,hercaer until the Interest and prin
einal Of said bonds Is fully paid and satisfied, sp
amount sniicient 70 Pay the Interest due upon said
bonds scmI-annualiy; and such an amount as upon
eomph.aliOn shah DO found necessary 10 provide
sinking fund for the OF the bonds issued
as aforesaid at their maturity; provided, that not
more than five per eent per annum shall be collected
any one year Of the principal OF the bonds author
lied by This act 10 be issued, ff p
Sec. g. That Il shaIlbe lawful for tho city auditor
TO make The required by the preceding sec
tion upon all the real estate In the district upon the
valuation us established by law for state and county
purposes; and said auditor Is hereby required to eer
tlfy said assessment 70 the city council on or before
the second Monday In May, annually; that after the
same shall have been confirmed by the city council
they shall direct the city clerk to certify L. TO the
county auditor who s hereby authorized TO place the
sans upon the tax duplicate In the same manner as
other ship and city taxes are by law placed upon
snid duplicate and the county treasui Is hereby
thorized and required to collect said assessment In
the ssms snaer as other taxes collected by him, and
whom collected shall pay the to the treasurer or
said city, and for the purposeof enforcing the colec
ton Of said assessment, he shall have the power
and authority now allowed by law for the collection
| SEC. 4. That in the construction Of main sewer
Ia through tho streets, lanes or alleys of said dis
tct, shall be lawful for the city council to assess
and collect upon and from all the lands lots bound
ing Abutting upon said Streets lanes alleys,
much of the expense Of constructing said main sewer
as would, In the opinion OF the city council, be re-
quired to construct ordinary street drain
OF sufficient capacity to drain sewer said lots or
lands bounding and abutting upon the Streets lanes
alleys In or through which said main sewer may bc
SIC. S. Thsactshal not apply to cities OF the irst
class having population exceeding eighty thousand
| inhabitants. r H-a. ' .H1rs.Is .e
| rHAt.
| RICHARD @. PARSONS,
-a Speaker Of the HSuse OF Representative
Passed March 90, 1850. President q the Senate.
.5s.- .t- AN ACT. e..efi s.raasai'
Supplementary TO the act entitled San act 10 provide
for the organization Of cities and incorporated vii
lages," passed May 3, 1852. .'A't- "-
sHc. l. Be II enacted By tie General Assembly o
Tie STATE Of Ohio, That the council OF anyincorpora
ted village in this state is hereby authorized TO pur
chase, for tho use OF such village, at price not cx
ceeding Ave thousand dollars, anv lots ground,
therein, being formerly the site Of any fort or th'
scene OF any important historical event worthy o
commemoration, and for the payment Of the purehas
money thereof such council IS hereby authorized II
addition TO the other powers Of taxation conferred
them by law, 10 levy tax upon all the properly o
said village, as contained upon the tax duplicate
the county, not exceeding one mill on the dollar Il
any year. and 1t shall be the duty Of sail counci
TO said lots grounds purchased to be KEEP
Z In good order at the expense of said village, :
SIC. Q. This act shall be In force from and after It
passage. RICHARD G. PARSONS,
| s,., Speaker of the House of Represe natives
- ROBERT G. KIRK,
Passed March 81, 1860. President ofthc Senate
.. AN ACT ..-. ......r
To fe-onact sections sixty-eight and aly ono OF al
act entitled ian Act to provide for the Organization
Of Cities and Incorporated Villages,n passed Ma
,, 1852. .s-g- t....r . r. f...a.
WHEREAS, The constitution of this state provide
that the general assembly may establish other court
than those named in the constitution ITSELF wheneve
twothirds of the members elected to each house sha
concur therein. And whereas, the supreme court ha
decided that the sixty-oghih and y first sections
the act TO provide for the Organization Of cities
incorporated villages which define the civil and Grim
inal jurisdiction of mayors of cities OF the sccon
Glass; is within the purvew Of the constitutional pro
vision referred to; and whereas, said act was nc
passed by vote of two-thirds OF the members elect
ed 10 each house Of the general assembly; therefore,
Sac. /. Be il endctedbythe General Assena6lyefA
State Of Ohio, That said section sixtyeight of sal
act amended by the third section Of an act supple
mentary 10 said act passed April s. 1856, be and III
same Is hereby re-cnaoted as follows: Section G.
The city counc Of the second class shall have pow,
to provide by ordinance for the summoniug and ell
panneling of jures by the mayor Of such cities, al
such jury shall have the qualifications OF Jurors In III
Court OF Common Pleas. Jurors and Witnesses in a
prosecutions before the mayor for violations OF III
city ordinances, shall receive the same fees that
lowed by law In civil actions before Justices of Il
peace the fees Of the mayor and marshal In such
shall be provided for by ordinance all Of which f1
In case Of conviction shall be taxed against the pa
ties convicted, and In case OF conviction shall
taxed against the city and except the fees Of tho ma
or and marsha paid out OF the treasury upon the ce
tincate Of the mayor. The mayor OF the cities
the second class shall have within the limits Of Il
same, all the jurisdiction and powers of justice
the peace, In all matters criminal and civil, arsiI
under the laws of this state, to all ntents and pu
poses Whatever and for crimes and ofenscs his juri
dction shall be co-extenslye with the county; he sha
give bond and security as is required Of Justices
the to hn anDrOVa1 Inv the city council.
shall have exclusive jurisdiction of all prosecution
for violation of the ordinances of the city; he m,
cessary to enforce the administration of right ar
Justice throughout tho city, and Tor the lawful Q
ercisa of his jurisdiction according 10 the usag,
aud principles oflaw; and he shall in the discharge
the duties OF Justices Of the peace receive the fee
and compensation allowed by law in such cases.
Sec. 2. That said section Any y-one OF said act
and the same Is hereby re-enacted as follows: Secti
ST.. The mayor OF the corporation shall be co
servator Of the peace throughout Its limits and sha
have within the same all the power and jurisdcti'
Of justice of the pence, In all matters civil M
criminal arising under the laws Of this state, to
tntents and purposes whatever and for crimes al
offences committed within the limits OF the cOTpor
ton his jurisdiction shall be co-extensive with u
county: he shall give bond and security as require
by law OF Justices OF the peace, to bo approved
the council; and the said mayor shall perform
the duties required Of him by the laws and ordina
ces of the corporation, and appeal may be taken
the same manner as from the decisions Of justices
the peace; he shall keep docket, and shall BIO Q
lowed and receive the same fees that Justices Of 4
peace are or may be allowed for similar services.
SEC 2. Section 81 and Section 6s Of an act TO pl
vide Tor the organization OF cities and incorporat
villages, passed May 3, 1853, be and the same q
G. hereby repealed. .to.j euu. .rrt ys L.l E
SIC, L. This act shall take effect upon Its passal
q .]Hs we fhN RICHARD @. PARSONS,
q Speaker Of tho House OF Representatives
... .,..... ...., M ROBERT @. KIRK,
Passed March "a, 1900, President Of the Senate
D -. ,.. t- AN ACT ,. .r. l,.f. 5..r
=, To repeal tho School Library tax. . ..r
SIC. !. Bed enacted BY tae General Asssw6lvaf
tdteof 0Aio, That the fty-oighth section OF the
- Of May 4, 1884, to provide for the re-organzati,
supervision and maintenance of common schoO
so far as II relates 10 tho assessment OF taxes for
purpose of furnishing and increasing school librar
and apparatus, be and Ihe same Is hereby repealed