The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
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Supplementary to the ''act regulating the
modc of administering assignments in
tIus; FOR the honcti, OF creditors" passed
April g., 1859.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted b. hs General
assemLiy Of The State Of Ohio, That ovrry
person who shall have performed any labor
as an operative In tho service of any nor.
sou or corporation WHO shall hereafter as.
tign property in trust for tho benefit of
creditors, shalt be entitled to receive out of
tue trust fund, whore tho same is insnlic.
lent to pay all debts of tho assignor, the
full amount of the wages due TO such per-
son tor such labor, not exceeding ono hun
6red dollars Provided. that such labor
shall have boon performed within six months
Immediately preceding tho assignment.
SEC. 2. Ths act eha! take effect upon
iH passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
SPeahsr Of The House IF Rppresrptniircs.
ROBERT q. KIRK.
Prrsiiem Of The Ssnote.
Psssed March g. 1861.
mo 20 AN ACT
To amend section twolvo Of an act entitled
"an sct for the better regulation of the
public schools in cities, towns, g." passed
February 81, 1910.
SECTION |. Be il enacted By tie G. neral
hssemb'y ofMe State of Ohio, That src-
tun tTeiyu OF said act DO 60 amended as to
read o. follows:
s,c IL Ii shall be the duty of said
board to Keep said schools in operation not
loss than thirty nor more than forty tour
weeks OF each year. to dceraino the amount
Oi The AnnauI tn hn raie,E fNr .bn
pose aforesaid, including all tho nccussar,
expenses Of said schools except for the
erection Of school houses and tho purchase
OF sitos and on or bcforo tho first day OF
July ot each year, to mako known the
amount OF such tax to tho auditor of the
county IN which said district is situate, and
thoreupon it shall be the duty of said audi
tor 20 aSsoss tho Same upon the taxable
property of the said district as tho same
appears on the grand list in his ottico. and
the said tax shall bo collected By the county
treasurer in tho same manner and at the
same time with tho state and conrty taxes,
aud when colcc ed shall bo paid over TO the
treasurer Of said board. ProUidtd. however,
that the tax to DO assessed under this sec.
tton shall not exceed four mills on the dol.
lar upon the taxable property of said DIS
trict, as tho sano appears upon tho grand
amount SO authorized to bn raised, together
with the other school moneys of SAID dis
trics, shall be insufficient to support said
schools for the portion of the year mon
toned ~ this section, that said board of
education may require such sum as may DO
necessary to support the same for the rosi-
duo of said timo, to DO charged, at tho dis
cretion of said board, upon tho tuition of tho
pupils attending snuh schools: PrOridsd,
however, that tho children of INDECENT
parents, or orphans, who arc unablo to pay
such charges. shall not b. excluded from said
schools for the non-paymont of the same ,
aud it shall DO tho farther duty of said
board to keep an accurate account of thoir
proceedings. and Of thcir receipts and dis
burscments for sclonl purposes, and at the
annual meeting Tor tho choice of directors
in said district to mako report of such ro
ceipts, and the sources froH which the same
were derived. and of said disbursements and
the objects to which tho sHmo wcre applied
aud thoy shall also make report at the same
time of such other matters relating to said
schools as they may deem tho inlorcst OF
tho ssmo to require
Sec 2. And be it fur her enacted that
said section twelve DO aud the sa@o is here.
by repealed.
SEC. 8. This act to lske effect from and
aftor lbs passseo.
RICHARD c. PARSONS.
Speaker of Me House of Representatives..
ROBER G. KIRK,
President of Tie Senate.
Passed March 6, 1861.