Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14


vsus than t6irty-ye dollars; if any person shal
eontiyanee as aorssaiS or II any person shall Wfay
and macionsly disturb ipurs destroy such hive
box, bee-palace other contrivance containing
6eney honey every person 50 offending shall ,,
SsF sy Be Of nSa n y mot sR sRcens
hundred dollars and shall be confined in the Jail Of th'
and nav fbe cosfs Of prosecution, and shall
be liable TO the party injured in double the value Of tbs
property stolen, iuiured or destroyed
set shall be in the OF the State Of Ohio and
" where the oense committed who shall process
TO Judgment and final sentence unless the defendant
such jnstice shall sit as an examining court only anc
discharge recognize commit to jail in prosecution
SEC. s. All fines and penalties collected under tn,
provisions Of this act shall be forthwith paid into
ted, for the use Of common schools therein
This act shall take effect % RIaP5 IS Pss55AgeP PARSONS
Speaker of the House R9sEET Sf RfsE
Passed February Is 1861. President of the Senate.
CNo. ~ AN ACT
Supplementary TO the act to provide for the orgenza
srcrfos !. Be il enacted bv the Geaerai assembly, o.
fhe State Of Ohio That when the inhabitants of any
incorporated village for special PURPOSES of par
thereof shall desire e become an ine0rPoF!atsd village
ting to the county of the proper county
not less than Iaserty Of 6e qualified voters which
pettou shall describe the territory proposed to be EN-
braeed in such Incorporated village and have annexed
thereto accurate map plat thereof shall state the
proposed for such incorporated village, and shall
half Of the petftioners in prosecutinF said petiion
SSc 3 When any such petition shah be presented to
same to be fled and snail had for the
hearing ana determination thereof prescribed by
tiSns Of the act po Which this i suppisenaTy ProSi
ded That whenever any such petition may have hereto
cd Snail have been had for hearing it shall be lawful
for the county 70 hear and the
as herein provided; and the same shall be subject
SEos If the incorporated village for general pur-
poses include the whole Of the territory
incorporated village tor special purposes the county
separation and whether the incorporated village for spe-
cia purposes shall continue to exist and if the
sEc T. When the inhabitants of any part of an in
eorPoated village ior special purposes contiguous and
purposes shall desire to be annexed to such city or in
eorporated village the mode Of proceeding shall be
Of tbs act to which this is supplementary Pr0Uided
that before submitting the question of annexation the
he terms and eonditons Of the anneSStiOn Au
SEC This act shall take ,a effect HP0R y is IS PsssSgs
RICHARD 2. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representative
Passed February q, 1851. President Of the Senate
mo. zs-l AN ACT
Suppeme mentary to the act regulating the mode of ad-
minstering assignments in trust for the benefit of
creditors" passed April 6, 1859.
SECTION Be IL enacted By tGe General Assembly Of
performed any labor operative in the service Of
any person corporation who shall hereafter assign
entitled to receive out Of the trust fund where the
insufficient to ray all debts Of the assgnor the
Dor, not exceeding hundred dol4rs Provided, that
such labor shall have been performed within six months
Immediately preceding the assignment.
RICHARD q. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of representative
Passed March 6, 1861. President of the Senate.
INe. 2Ll AN ACT
To amend section twelve Of act eRtitled "an act for
the better regulation Of the public schools in cities
towns, &C." passed February q, 1889.
srCTISs s;a .t fSSt:s s TIE Gs1sT1t Il das;;f5S
so amended as to read as fellowa:
not ss Sa ~ SpS 20 neep
than forty four weeks Of each year, to srmiue the
aforesaid including all the necessary expenses of said
schools except for the erection Of school houses and
july Of eses year. to make known the amount of such
tax to the auditor Of the county in which said district
auditor to the The taxable property
the said district as the same appears the grand list
county treasurer in the and at the same
time with the state and county taxes and when collect
Pr0ridsd however that the tax to Be assessed under
this section shall exceed four mills on the dollar
sppeaSs pon the SrSsd list: PTorSas& further that IN
the amount authorized to be raised together
insufficient to support said schools for the portion of
the mentioned in this section that said board of
education require such may be necessary to
support the same for the residue of said time, TO BE-
At tine 0 sSe ssS SoSTS upon the III
however, that the children of INDECENT parents,
Excluded nom said schools Tor the Of the
and it shall be the further duty of said board TO
their receipts and disbursements for school purposes
and at the annual meeting for the choice of directors In
sources from which the sans were derived, and Of said
and the objects to which the
te Of suchot6er matters relating 70 said schools as
they may deem the interest of the same to require
twelve be and the same Is hereby repealed
SKo. s. This act to take effect from and after its
-'DN' Speaker of the House Of Representatiyss
ROBERT G. KIRK,
No. ISL AN ACT
justices of the peace deliver to successors
in Office certain dockets, statutes and papers,
s Il a s s o bs Ssas
,ther person who shall refuse to deliver up any docket
& Ss act entitled an act q the ursdcton ssdp and pro
edure before justices OF the peace and the duties
hall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and upon cor
cten thereof shall De hned IN any sum not exceeding
lot exceeding six months 81 beth M the diseretion of
he court. kCHARD 2. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT c KIRK,
'assed March 6, 1861. President Of the Senate.
No. ISL AN ACT
requiring county auditors make returns to the au-
dtor Of state of the Of tees received by county
Be & enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
reasurer recorder sheriff. prosecuting attorney, and
lsrk of the court of common pleas Of this state,
espectye counties on the FIRST Monday of September
By them or due them, during the year next preced
ng the time Of making such return
tor of this stats, or before the first Monday OF
ober in each year to make a certified statement to
eceived due the county treasurer recorder sheriff.
attorney, and clerk of the courto
eas and also Lib statement, verified by has Affidavit
4 the amount received by or due him.
SIC That tbs auditor Of state in his annual report
nents made BY the respective county auditors as pro-
ided for in the preceding sections.
his act shall neglect to make returns as thereindirect
shall forfeit and to the treasurer of the proper
he sum OF two hundred dollars for every such neglect
nd il shall Be the duty Of the nrOsseqsing attorney Of
-om the clerk of the court Of common pleAa, sheriff
Snd % AL e. s Snqe
roper county and If the prosecuting attorney shall
r.tsd Il under the provisions Of this act it shall be-
the duty of the court OF common pleas 10 appoint
~ from the aid prosecuting Sttoiney in the name Of
ie state Of Ohio, the said delinquency, and pay the
SEC s. This act shall take effect and be in force from
ad after its passage. RICHARD c. PARSONS,
OptAkoE Ol lLo house VI 1srltesen1atlfeS.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
Assed March g. 1861. President Of the Senate.
No. ~ AN ACT
Making partial appropriations for the year 1861.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted BY the GeAerdt assembly of
e State Of Ohio, That the following sans in addition
former appropriations be and the same are hereby
out OF any money In the treasury for gem
al revenue purposes for the year 1861 For the per
pay Of the leutenant governor president of the
mate, the payment of members of the general assem-
their clerks assistant clerks serReants at and
eir assistants and messengers the of thirty thou
nd dollars for the contingent fund OF the school
issioner, two hundred dollars; for the payment of
lArds OF the Ohio penitentary, two thousand dollars
Z the messenger and librarian of the supreme court
hundred dollars; for the state board agriculture
ling balance Of proceeds Of show Licences and eschea
lands for tne year 1850, four hundred and sixty dol
and eightyfour cents; for the purchase of Ohio
ate reports under existing hundred dollars;
the payment of David Wood for services AImo-
from March J. 1850 to March /, 1861 dollar and
ty cents per day for all time actually employed |
5Eo. g. This act shall take effect on its passage.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
ssed March IA. 1861. President Of the Senste.
To- H1 AN ACT
pplsmsntary to an aot entitled "an act for opening
and regulating roads and highways" passed January
n, 1861
sSoTIOS l. Be is enacted blythe GsHsrai assembly Of