The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-27
srNArnR HARTsHnRN

Distinguished himself last winter by
bulling through the Legislature a bill to
divide Washington township into two
election precincts, when large majority
Of the people of that township, irrespec'
tive of party, were opposed to the meas
ure.
There was no sufficient reason for any
division Of Washington township. The
vote never exceeds much over four hum
dred in the entire township and no large
stream of water divides the township
Again, the people of the township did
not ask for two precincts, but a majority
demonstrated against the bill. This,
however, made no difference with the
bullhead Senator from Carroll and Stark.
The will of the people was nothing to
him, when their will antagonz9 his
wish, and that of Mount Union College,
with its famous stuffed gorilla.
Well, this Mt. Union gorilla has broke
out in new place, He wants to do
something for certain newspapers, daily
and weekly, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing bill:
Sirty fourth General Assembly, adjourned
session. Amended S. B. No. II. Mr. Harris
horn
A Blu to amend section fve thousand three
hundred and ninety three (5993) of the re-
vissd statote8 of Ohio, providing for the
Oale of lands and tenemsntS token in ere
cution.
Sec. l. Be Il enacted By the General Is
0embly of the State of Ohio: That section
Eve thousand three hundred and ninety
three of the revised statutes of Ohio, in
force Jan. l. 1880, be so amended as to
read as follows:
Sec. 1898. Lands and tenements taken
in execution shall not be sold until the
officer cause to be given public notice of
the time and place of sale, for at least
hirty days before the day of sale, by ad'
vertisement in newspaper printed and
of general circulation in the county and
tom or township Vhere the lands and tene
ments are situate, and in case there Is no
newspaper printed and Of general circulation
in The county and tOWrl on township Where said
lands and tenement8 are located, then in
newspaper printed and of general circulation
in the county, and by putting up an odUer
hSement of the same in five pIbhc places IN
the to1m or township, Where said lands and
tenements are fO1 sale; or if no newspaper
is printed in the county, in a newspaper
of general circulation therein, and by
putting up an advertisement of the same
upon the court house door, and ia five
other public places in the county, two OF
which shall be in the township where
the lands and tenements are situate
When the advertisement is made in
newspaper published weekly, it shall be
sufficient to insert it in five consecutive
numbers thereof; but if there is publish.
ed both daily and weekly edition of
the newspaper selected for such adver-
tisement, and the circulation Of tae dai.
ly in the county exceeds that of the
weekly, or if the lands and tenements
taken in execution are situate in any
city of this state, and there is published
both daily and weekly edition of the
newspapers selected for such advertise
ment, and the circulation of the daily in
such city exceeds that of the weekly. it
shall be sufficient to publish the adver
tisement in the daily once a week for
five consecutive weeks before the day of
sale, each insertion to be on the same
day of the week; but the cost of such
publication in daily newspaper shall
not exceed he cost of publishing the
same in a weekly newspa and all sales
made without such advertisement shall
be set aside, on motion, by the court, to
which the execution is returnable.
Sec. 2. That section FIVE thousand three
hundred and ninety-three of the revised
statutes aforesaid be and the came is
hereby repealed,
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.