lands of the state of Ohio, lying on the north side of said addition, to Broad street of said city, and the parcel of said land, so to be occupied by and for said avenue, is hereby dedicated to the people as a public highway. N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Relative to distribution of public documents. Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the superinteudent of public printing be and is hereby required to ascertain by actual count the number of public documents of any description placed in his hands by the state binder and printer. He shall take charge and store the same, and deliver them to the sergeant-at-arms of the two house in such numbers and at such times, during the session of the general assembly, as they may require. The sergeant at-arms of the two houses shall ascertain, upon actual count, the number of documents received from the superintendent of printing, and receipt for the same, and shall distribute the documents among members immediately on receipt of the same, charging them at the time with the number delivered. The superintendent of state printing and the sergeant-at-arms of the two houses shall be held to a strict accountability for all losses occurring in their hands. The supertendent of the state house is hereby required to furnish the superintendent of the state printing with sufficient room for storage of documents. N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JACOB MUELLER, President of the Senate.. Adopted April 29, 1872. JOINT RESOLUTION Providing for the printing and distribution of the first volume of the final report of the geological corps of Ohio. Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That there be printed of the first volume of the final report of the geological corps of Ohio twenty thousand copies, with such maps, plates and sections as are prepared to illustrate the report; the printing to be in the best style, on good paper, in royal octavo, and bound in muslin; the printing to be contracted for by the commissioners of printing, according to law, and accepted under the supervision of the governor, treasurer of state and the commissioner of common schools; two hundred and fifty copies for the geological corps; five hun21-LAWS. dred copies for the state library; fifty copies for the governor, and the remainder for the general assembly, to be divided equally among the members, and sent to them as soon as printed and bound. Two thousand of the number of the copies printed to be in the German language. N. H. VAN VORHES, Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Providing for the printing and distribution of the First Annual Report of the Board of Trustees of the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College. Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the supervisor of state printing, be directed to procure the printing of five hundred copies of the first annual report of the board of trustees of the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College, to be distributed as follows: One hundred copies for the use of the said board of trustees, fifty for the state officers, fifty for the state library, and three hundred for the mem bers of the general assembly. N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Relating to the securities taken upon the sale of the Central Lunatic Asylum lands. WHEREAS, Under the authority given to the governor, treasurer of state and attorney general, by the act passed April 18, 1870, (67 O. L. 90,) the lands of the Ohio Central Lunatic Asylum were sold in part upon deferred payments, which are evidenced by notes made by the purchasers, secured by mortgage; therefore, Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the auditor of state and attorney general be and they are hereby directed to cause a statement of said claims to be carefully prepared, setting out fully the character and condition of each claim; and that a true copy of such statement be deposited in the respective offices of the auditor, comptroller and treasurer of state; and that the attorney general cause said claims to be certified into the state treasury, together with all moneys that shall have been paid thereon; and that the treasurer of state be and he is hereby authorized to release all mortgages, the debts secured by which have been or hereafter may be paid. N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Relating to the fence around "Capitol Square." Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That when the iron fence now around part of the state house grounds is taken down, preparatory to the putting up of the new fence provided for at this session, the said present fence may be taken possession of by the trustees of the institution for deaf mutes, and used by them to enclose the grounds of said institution, if in the opinion of said trustees the same is suitable for that purpose. N. H. VAN VORHES, Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Relating to the holding of meetings in "Capitol Square." Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That hereafter all meetings, out door concerts and other public gatherings usually held on the capitol grounds, be required to assemble on the east terrace of the state house, and that no meetings of any kind be permitted to assemble on any other portion of the grounds. Resolved, That the officer in charge of the state house, is hereby required to see that the provisions of this resolution are enforced. N. H. VAN VORHES, Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Relating to the printing of an edition of the School laws. WHEREAS, It is highly probable that the present general assembly will, at its adjourned session, codify the school laws, and thereby render useless the expense of issuing an edition of the school laws this year, which the state commissioner of common schools is under obligation to do; therefore, Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the state commissioner of common schools be ordered not to issue an edition of the school laws the present year. Adopted April 29, 1872. N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives. President of the Senate. JOINT RESOLUTION Relating to the transfer of certain securities to the State Treasury. Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That a committee of two on the part of the senate, and three on the part of the house of representatives, be appointed to examine and report what legislation, if any, is necessary for transferring to the state treasury the securities taken on the sale of the old Central Lunatic Asylum lands, in Columbus; the collection of the same, and the release of mortgages on payment or substitution of securities, or in any other matter connected with said sale. N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Adopted April 29, 1872. President of the Senate. OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, I hereby certify that the foregoing General and Local Laws and Joint Resolutions, are correctly copied from the original rolls on file in this office. ISAAC R. SHERWOOD, Secretary of State. TIMES FOR HOLDING COURTS IN OHIO IN 1872. FIRST DISTRICT. DISTRICT COURT. Hamilton, April 15, October 7. COMMON PLEAS. Hamilton, January 2, June 3, November 4. SECOND DISTRICT. DISTRICT COURT. Butler, April 1; Champaign, April 29; Clarke, May 2; Clinton, May 16; Darke, April 17; Greene, May 6; Miami, April 24; Montgomery, May 10; Preble, April 15; Warren May 13. COMMON PLEAS. Butler, January 9, May 20, October 14. Champaign, February 19, June 10, November 25. Clarke, January 15, June 3, October 14. Clinton, February 26, June 17, November 25. Darke, January 8, May 20, October 14. Greene, February 26, June 17, November 25. THIRD DISTRICT. DISTRICT COURT. Allen, September 16; Auglaize, September 6; Crawford, April 15; Defiance, April 10; Fulton, April 3; Hancock, April 19; Hardin, September 2; Henry, April 9; Logan, August 29; Marion, April 17; Mercer, September 9; Paulding, April 11; Putnam, September 11; Seneca, April 22; Shelby, September 4; Union, August 27; Van Wert, September 13; Williams, April 2; Wood, April 4; Wyandot, April 12. |