Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-06-29
new AUTO LAWS

mare, gelding, foal, filly, ass, mule, au-
tomoblle motorcycle or other motor
vehicle of any value, or receives, buys
or conceals a horse, mare, gelding,
foal, filly, ass, mule, automobile, mo-
torcycle or other motor vehicle that
has been stolen, knowing it to have
been stolen, with intent to defraud, or
knowingly conceals a person who has
stolen such animal or vehicle shall be
imprisoned in the penitentiary not
less than one year nor more than fif-
teen years.
Effective June 30th, 1917.
Further Penalty
Section l. Whenever a person is
found guilty under the laws of this
state, of operating a motor cycle or
motor vehicle contrary to the speed
laws, of failing to stop the motor
cycle or motor vehicle in case of acci-
dent to person or property due to the
operation of such motor cycle or mo-
tor vehicle, and to give the informa-
ton required by law, or of operating
motor cycle or motor vehicle while
intoxicated, the trial court may, in ad-
dition to or independent of all other
penalties provided by law, prohibit
such person from operating or driv-
ing a motor cycle or motor vehicle for
a period not exceeding six months or
if such person be the owner of a mo-
tor cycle or motor vehicle the court
may suspend the certificate of regis
tration of the owner of the motor cycle
or motor vehicle for such period as
it may determine, not exceeding, how
ever, the period for which such motor
cycle or motor vehicle is registered
Upon finding a person guilty a second
time of any of the offenses above re-
ferred to the court may, under the
same conditions and terms as above
set forth, prohibit such person from
operating or driving motor cycle or
motor vehicle for a period not exceed
ing two years or if such person be
the owner of motor cycle or motor
vehicle the court may revoke the GER
tificate of registration of the owner
of such motor cycle or mortor vehicle,
and after such revocation the owner
shall not be entitled to register mo-
tor cycle or motor vehicle, for a period
Of not to exceed two years, as may be
fixed by the trial court. After GER
tifcate of registration has been sus-
pended unless notice of appeal be
given, the trial court shall cause the
offenders to deliver to the court the
registration number plates, and the
court or the clerk thereof shall retain
possession of such registration num-
ber plates during the period of sus-
pension, and shall Immediately notify
the secretary of state of the action of
the court, and the secretary of state
shall not issue another registration
number to the offender during the
period of suspension. If certificate
of registration be revoked unless no.
tice of appeal be given, the court
shall direct the offender to deliver tbs
registration number plates into the
possession of the court or the CLERK
thereof, and the same shall forthwith
be forwarded, together with notice Of
such revocation to the secretary of STATE
who shall forthwith cancel the regis
itration of such motor cycle or motol
vehicle and shall not issue anothe
certificate of registration to the often
der during the period of revocation
ANY owner who makes application t.
have a motor cycle or motor vehicl
registered during the period of tim
for which certificate of registration
has been suspended or revoked, shal
be fined not more than one hundre
dollars or imprisoned not more tina
six months, or both. Whoever operate
: any motor cycle or motor vehicl
: whatever at any time during the pei
i iod in which certificate of registrs
tion is suspended or revoked as tn
: result of his or her ofense, or durin
) period for which the person has bee
prohibited from operating a mote
+ cycle or motor vehicle under the pre-
) visions of this act, shall be fined M
) more than fifty dollars or imprisone
. in the county Jail or workhouse nj
. more than ninety days or both.
'e Section 2. Any person whose ce
a tiicate of registration has been su
re pended or revoked under the prov
,e sion of this act, or who has been pr
hibited, under the provisions of tn
act, from operating motor cycle
motor vehicle, shall have the right
r appeal to the probate court of t
county in which the trial was had, u
on giving bond to the satisfaction
y the trial in a sum not exceeding fl
l. hundred dollars. Said bond shall
given within three days after the re
nj dition of the judgment by the tri
t st court, conditioned that the appella
- will prosecute the appeal without q
lay, and if judgment be render
u against him, will pay all costs a
is fines assessed against him and comp
It. with the order of the court appeal
to- The trial court, or clerk there'
shall furnish forthwith to the par
r. desiring to appeal, or his attorney,
on demand made within three days fro
the rendition of the judgment by t
trial court and tender of the fees
aS the same, certified transcript of t
proceedings in said trial court, a
the party desiring to appeal shall
he such transcript in the probate cot
w.. of the county in which the trial W
or had on or before the fifth day aft
bo the rendition of judgment by the tr
m court. If such bond be not given
transcript filed within the times hel
he in prescribed the judgment of t
e. trial court shall be in full effect a
IA shall be forthwith enforced by it. [
mn on the filing of said transcript in t
,s- probate court that court shall cal
ad the case to be docketed and such CO
IS shall thereupon stand as assigned
ife trial forthwith, and said court sh
in proceed to try the same at the earli
m possible date At the time of taxi
no said bond and furnishing said tral
cript the trial court, or the clerk the
of, shall forthwith forward all orig
al papers in the case to such prob
{ a court. There shall be no other or
les ther pleadings, affadavits, or not
of required in the probate court and Il
ct court shall try the case in the sa
the manner as is provided by law for
ce, trial of such cases in the court fir
he which the appeal was taken. The p
LIE scouting attorney of the county,
i'm his assistant, shall prosecute all ca
lre so appealed to the probate court.
ns' the probate court affirms or modi
the finding of the trial court it 81