The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-07-11

and that of said Janitor shall be eight hundred
dollars, yearly, in quarterly payments, to be
drawn from the Treasury on the warrant OF
the Auditor of State.
SEC. 2. The Superintendent shall have the
supervision and control of the State House,
the grounds and appurtenances thereto at
tached, and of all work performed upon and
materials furnished for the same; and he shall
also have charge of the tract of land in Frank
lin county purchased by the State for aquarry.
Every contract for such work AMI materials
shall be in writing, signed OH behalf of the
State by the Superintendent, and a copy there
of shall be deposited in the office of the Sec
retary of State; and no contract shall exceed
the amount appropriated by law applicable to
such purpose. The Superintendent shall have
power to appoint clerk, removable at his
pleasure, whose duty it shall be to keep a true
record and account of all the proceedings and
expenditures of the Superintendent and he
may also employ, when necessary, the services
of an architect; said clerk and architect to be
paid reasonable compensation ont of the
State House fund. The Superintendent shall,
annually, before the fifteenth day of December,
make report of his proceedings to the Cover
nor, who shall lay the same before the General
Assembly. ~ t.-s-..,i b ,.. .
SEC. 3. The Janitor shall have the charge,
subject to the direction of the Superintendent,
of the State House building, and the grounds
and appurtenances thereto attached; and he
shall keep the same constantly watched, pro-
tected, and in order; and he may employ such
assistants as the superintendent may approve
and deem necessary, whose compensation shall
be fixed by the Superintendent and paid out
of the State House fund. It shall also be the
dutv of Tho Janitor IN r,ranara ba Jot;
halls for The reception of the General Assem-
bly, at the commencement of each regular and
extra session. -1ftfiif(f 'lf{tgs ~
Sec. 4. If any person shall willfully or ma
liciously injure or defaCe in any manner any
portion of the State House building, its fix
lures, furniture or appurtenances, or shall
commit any nuisance therein, or shall pur-
posely commit any injurious trespass upon the
grounds attached thereto, or shall willfully in
jure any tree, shrub or plant growing upon
said grounds, or any fixture 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 FIVE hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned in the Jail of franklin county not
less than one day, nor. more than six months,
| or both, at the discretion of the court and
shall moreover be liable to the State of Ohio
in double the amount of the injury done. The
Janitor shall have the power and authority of
a Constable as to the arrest of all persons
guilty of the offences above described, and all
prosecutions for said offences shall he con-
Quoted in the same manner and before the
| same courts as other offences committed within
| the city of Columbus, the punishment whereof
may be less than imprisonment In the peni
tentiaTy. ala iolsg L vs5aefi}
SEC 5. The work to be done for the compile
tion of the State House building shall be as
follows: Tiling the floor of the rotunda; put
| ting gas fixtures in the fotunda; arching and
! tagging the northwest court, and placing
therein steps, balcony and iron railing for sec
ond story; and repairing and painting the flag
ging on the north and west sides of the build
ing. For the payment of the labor and mate.
rials of said work, there is hereby appropriated
out of any money in the Treasury for general
revenue purposes, the sum of ten thousand
dollars, which may be drawn from the Treas
ury Oh the warrant of the Auditor of State in
favor of the, persons or their agents to whom
the same may be due for work actually done
| or materials delivered, and so certified to by
the Superintendent. The said work shall be
finished by the first day of October of the pres
ent year, and upon said day the State House
building shall be held to have been completed
and all work upon the construction thereof
shall cease, and all contracts relative thereto
shall be at an end. tsss. IN, i, -..-,r :
| SEC. 6. There is hereby appropriated out OF
any money in the Treasury for general revenue
purposes, the, following sums of money, to be
applied to the following purposes, w: In pay
ment for work and materials necessary to be
done and furnished in grading and Tagging
the State House lot sidewalk upon High street
fifteen hundred dollars; and for procuring and
planting trees and shrnbbery on said lot
laiO m In11 fo
penses of said State House building, grounds
and appurtenances, thirty-seven hundred dol
lars. Said sums Of money to be paid from the
Treasury upon the warrant of the Auditor of
State, in favor of the persons or their agents
to whom money may become due for work OF
materials as aforesaid, and which may be GER
titled to the Superintendent to have been per-
formed or delivered.
SEC. q. The Superintendent is hereby au-
thorized to make sale of such machinery and
implements procured for, but not further
| needed in building tie State House; and also
of all unused materials procured for such
building, as he may deem 1t for the interest ci
the State SO to dispose of; and said Superin-
tendent shall account with the Treasurer OF
State for all money received by him from such
sales. s'"t &" ss1. hos ~
SEC. g.. The act entitled IAN act to provide
for the prosecution of the work on the new
State House. prescribing the order in which it
shall be done, and making appropriations
therefor" passed April 8, 1856. and the act
entitled "an act to provide for the more expe-
ditious completion of the new State House
prescribing the order in which it may be done, !
passed April IL, 1858, and all other acts pro.
viding for the construction Of the new State
House, are hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the first day of April in
the present year; provided, however, that the
appointments hereby authorized may be made
at any time after the passage hereof, to take
effect upon said day, Il - IA
RICHARD G. PARSONS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT G. KIRK, =
219aia eds President Of the Senate.
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