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 ~The Laws of Public Printing 
 
 A COMPILIATION OF THE 
 
 Statutes of the State of Ohio 
 
 PERTAINING TO 
 
 PUBLIC PRINTING 
 
 How and When Legal Advertisements Shall 
 be Published; How Measured and 
 the Rates Therefor. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS LAWS RELATING TO PRINTING AND: 
 LEGAL PUBLISHING; GENERAL RULES 
 FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING. 
 
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 : a. Constitution. ' 
 
 ARTICLE XVI, Sec. 1, ConsTiITUTION oF Oni0o. [Amendments 
 to the Constitution.] Either branch of the general assembly may 
 propose amendments to this constitution; and, if the same shall be agreed 
 to by three-fifths of the members elected to each house, such proposed 
 amendments shall be entered on the journals, with the yeas and nays, and 
 shall be published in at least one newspaper in each county of the state, 
 where a newspaper is published, for six months preceding the next elec- 
 tion for senators and representatives, at which time the same shall be 
 submitted to the electors, for their approval or rejection; and if a major- 
 ity of the electors, voting at such election, shall adopt such amendments, 
 the same shall become a part of the constitution. When more than one 
 amendment shall be submitted at the same time, they shall be so sub- 
 mitted as to enable the electors to vote on each amendment separately. 
 
 b. General Assembly. 
 
 Sec. 64. [Testimony in Impeachments.] Notice of the time and 
 place of taking such depositions shall be given in the manner required 
 by law in other cases; but if the officer against whom such complaint is 
 made or is about to be made is out of the state, such notice may be left 
 at his place of residence in the state. If he has no known place of res- 
 idence in the state, such notice may be published in a newspaper printed 
 in the county of the state where he last resided, for three consecutive 
 weeks next preceding the time of taking the depositions. 
 
 c. Governor. 
 
 SEc. 96. [Application for Pardon.] A notice of such application, 
 setting forth the name of the person on whose behalf it is made, the 
 crime of which he was convicted, the time of conviction and term of 
 sentence, shall be published in a newspaper printed and of general cir- 
 culation in such county, at least three weeks before the board of pardons 
 
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 or the governor shall consider the application ; but, in case the application 
 is for the pardon or commutation of sentence of a person sentenced to 
 capital punishment, the governor may modify the requirements of such 
 publication if there is not time sufficient for compliance therewith before 
 the date fixed for the execution of sentence. 
 
 Sec. 143. [Apportionment for Senators and Representatives. | 
 The governor shall cause the apportionment for senators and representa- 
 tives in the general assembly, as made each decennial period, to be pub- 
 lished immediately after the making thereof for four consecutive weeks in 
 the three newspapers, one in Cincinnati, one in Cleveland and one in 
 Columbus. 
 
 d. Secretary of State. 
 
 Sec. 164. [Purchase of Paper for the State.] When the amount 
 and grades of paper are ascertained and fixed, the secretary of state shall 
 give notice weekly, for four consecutive weeks, in at least three daily 
 newspapers printed and of general circulation in the state, immediately 
 preceding the second Monday of September, that sealed proposais will 
 be received at the office of the secretary of state until twelve o’clock noon, 
 on the second Monday of September following for furnishing such paper, 
 
 Src. 166. [Purchase of Paper for the State; Re-advertisement. | 
 The commissioners of public printing may reject any or all bids, if in 
 their opinion the bids are above what, would be the average market value 
 of such paper or papers during the year for which the contract would 
 be let. If any or all bids are rejected, the commissioners may re-adver- 
 tise, in the manner provided by the second preceding section, for two 
 weeks, for proposals to furnish such paper, and the bids shall be opened 
 at noon on the first Monday of October, and the contract awarded to 
 the lowest bidder or bidders for the various grades of paper. . 
 
 e. Treasurer of State. 
 
 Sec. 306. [Monthly Statement of Money in State Treasury. | 
 The treasurer of state and auditor of state acting together shall make 
 and publish in at least two daily papers of general circulation at the seat 
 of government a statement signed by them of the amount of money in 
 the state treasury at the close of business on the last business day of each 
 month, specifying therein the amount to the credit of each fund. The 
 expense of such publication shall be paid by the auditor of state from the 
 contingent fund of his office. 
 
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 Sec. 319. [Annual Statement of Receipts and Expenditures. | 
 A condensed tabular statement showing the receipts and expenditures 
 of the public moneys during the next preceding fiscal year shall be made 
 by the treasurer of state on the first Monday of December of each year, 
 and caused to be published over his official signature once a week for 
 three weeks in two daily newspapers published and of general circula- 
 tion at the seat of government. 
 
 f. Attorney General. 
 
 Sec. 347. [Service in Proceedings in Quo Warranto.] If a writ 
 or meshe process in proceedings in quo warranto be returned not found 
 by the sheriff of the county in which the company is authorized by law 
 to have its place of business, the clerk of the court, in which the informa- 
 tion or other proceedings is filed, shall issue a notice of the filing and sub- 
 stance thereof, and cause it to be published once a week for six con- 
 secutive weeks in a newspaper printed and of general circulation in the 
 county wherein such company is authorized to have its place of business. 
 
 g. Board of Public Works. 
 
 SEc. 438. [Certificate Relative to Property Appropriated by 
 Board of Public Works.] A copy of such certificate shall be de- 
 livered to each owner of the property taken, or left at his usual place of 
 residence within this state. If such owner is a minor, idiot or insane per- 
 son, such certificate may be delivered to his guardian. If the owner or 
 guardian is not a resident of the state, or his place of residence is un- 
 known, notice may be given him by publication of the certificate for four 
 consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in 
 which the property is situated. The original certificate with the date and 
 proof of service of a copy thereof shall be filed in the office of the board. 
 
 SEC. 447. [Appropriation of Property by Board of Public 
 Works.] At the time of issuing the venire, the probate judge shall 
 issue a notice to the owner of the property, which shall contain a descrip- 
 tion of the property sought to be appropriated, the name of the owner 
 or owners, if they are known, and the time and place of the trial in the 
 
 probate court. The sheriff shall serve the notice and make return thereof 
 
 as in other cases. If an owner of. property is a non-resident of the 
 state, or if he is unknown, publication of such notice shall be made in 
 a newspaper published in the county at least thirty days next preceding 
 the commencement of the trial. The probate judge may administer oaths, 
 issue subpoenas and other process. 
 
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 h. Public Utility Commission. | 
 
 Sec. 614-21. [Notice of Complaint by a Public Utility.| A pub- 
 lic utility may make complaint as to any matter affecting its own product 
 or service with life effect as though made by a person, firm or corpora- 
 tion, in which event the commission shall publish notice thereof for ten 
 days prior to such hearing in a newspaper of general circulation at the 
 situs of such public utility . ; 
 
 i. Superintendent of Insurance. 
 
 Sec. 626. [Examination of Insurance Companies.] For the 
 purpose of such examination, the superintendent, or other person so ap- 
 pointed, shall have authority to administer oaths to and examine the 
 officers and agents of such insurance company relating to its business and 
 affairs. If he deems it to the interest of the public, the superintendent 
 may publish the result of such investigation in a newspaper printed at 
 the seat of government and of general circulation in the state, and also 
 a newspaper printed in the county where the principal office of such 
 company is located. 
 
 Sec. 642. [Claims Against Defaulting Insurance Companies. | 
 Upon the filing of the petition in such case, the superintendent of insur- 
 ance, or other officer, shall cause to be published for six consecutive 
 weeks in three papers of general circulation within the state, one of which 
 shall be published at the seat of government, a notice containing a succinct 
 statement of the object and prayer of the petition in such action, and the 
 time within which persons claiming to have an interest in such fund shall 
 be required to answer. | 
 
 Sec. 648. [Certificate of Compliance of Insurance Company. | 
 Annually, and before the time of making its report to the superintendent 
 of insurance as hereafter provided, such company or association shall 
 publish its certificate of compliance in every county, where it has an 
 
 agency, in a newspaper published and of general circulation in such 
 county. 
 
 SEc. 649. [When Newspaper Deemed of General Circulation for 
 Publication of Certificate of Compliance.] No newspaper shall be 
 deemed to be a newspaper of general circulation as defined in the pre- 
 ceding section unless it has been established for at least one year, is 
 printed in the English language and has a circulation in the county in 
 which it is published as follows: In a county having at the last preced- 
 ing federal census a population not more than thirty thousand, six hun- 
 
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 dred; in a county having a population of over thirty thousand and not 
 more than fifty thousand, eight hundred; in a county having a population 
 of over fifty thousand and not more than one hundred thousand, twelve 
 hundred; in a county having a population of over one hundred thousand 
 and not more than one hundred and fifty thousand, two thousand; in 
 counties having a population of more than one hundred and fifty thousand, 
 three thousand. 
 
 Src. 650. [Certificate as to Circulation.] Before publication of 
 any such certificate, the manager, editor or proprietor of a newspaper 
 shall certify under oath on a prepared blank, furnished him on applica- 
 tion by the superintendent of insurance, the information prescribed in the 
 preceding section, and if such affidavit shows that such newspaper is one 
 of general circulation under the provisions of such section, the super- 
 intendent shall deliver to him a certificate that such newspaper is one of 
 general circulation, as defined by the preceding section. . 
 
 Sec. 652. [Failure to Publish Certificate of Compliance.] If 
 any such company or association fails to comply with the laws relating 
 to the publication of such certificate, the superintendent shall suspend 
 its authority to do business in any county where such publication has not 
 been made, until such publication is made; provided that if it appears. 
 that through mistake or oversight such ptibiication has not been made in 
 any county, such authority shall not be suspended in such county if such 
 publication is made within a time designated by the superintendent. 
 
 SEC. 653.. [Approval of Publication of Certificate of Compliance. j 
 Publication in a newspaper shall not be approved by the superintendent 
 ‘of insurance unless prior to such publication he has certified that such 
 newspaper is one published and of general circulation in the county, but‘ 
 if publication has been made in any such newspaper without such certifi- 
 cate and a report as herein provided filed.and such certificate of the 
 superintendent is procured within such time as he designates, publication 
 in such newspaper shall be approved. The superintendent shall keep a 
 book in which shall be recorded the names of the newspapers so certified 
 as newspapers of general circulation, which book shall be open to in- 
 spection, and every such certificate of circulation shall remain in force 
 until revoked, provided that whenever he deems proper the superintendent 
 may demand further certificates as to the circulation of any such news- 
 paper. 
 
 Sec. 655. [Discontinuance of Life Insurance Company.] When 
 a life insurance company doing business in this state decides to discon- 
 
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 tinue its business, the superintendent of insurance upon application of 
 such company or association shall give notice, at its expense, of, such in- 
 tention at least once a week for six weeks in a paper published and of 
 general circulation in the county in which such company or its general 
 agency is located. 
 
 Sec. 656. [Discontinuance of Insurance Company Other Than 
 Life.] When an insurance company or corporation, other than life, 
 which has made a deposit with the superintendent of insurance, intends 
 to discontinue its business in this state, the superintendent upon applica- 
 tion of such company or corporation shall give notice, at its expense, of 
 such intention at least once a week for six weeks in three newspapers 
 of general circulation in the state. 
 
 Sec. 683. [Annual Report of Building and Loan Association. | 
 ‘The report required in the preceding section shall be the form and con- 
 tain such information as is prescribed by the inspector of building and 
 loan associations. It shall be sworn to by the secretary and its correct- 
 ness attested by at least three directors or an auditing committee ap- 
 pointed by the board. The original shall be filed with the inspector of 
 building and loan associations within forty days after the close of the 
 fiscal year. Such an abstract thereof as the inspector requires shall be 
 posted for sixty days in the office or meeting face of such association, 
 and published in a newspaper regularly issued in the county in which it is 
 located. 
 
 Sec. 689. [Report of Examination by Inspector of Building and 
 Loan Association.] If the inspector of building and loan associations 
 deems it to the interest of the public, he may publish the results of such 
 examination in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which 
 such association is. located, if it is a domestic association, and in some 
 newspaper in the city of Columbus if it is a foreign association. 
 
 Sec. 705. [Annual Statement of Bond Investment Company. | 
 On or before the tenth day of January of each year, each bond invest- 
 ment company doing business in this state shall file with the supervisor 
 of bond investment companies, under oath of its president, secretary or 
 other managing officer, and in a form required by the supervisor, a state- 
 ment of its business for the twelve months next preceding the thirty-first 
 day of December. Such abstract thereof as the supervisor may require 
 shall be posted for sixty days in the principal office of such company and 
 published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which 
 its principal office is situated, 
 
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 SEC. 9353. [Petition to Consolidate Insurance Companies.| The 
 superintendent thereupon shall issue an order of notice, requiring notice 
 to be given by mail to the policy-holders of such company, of the pen- 
 dency of such petition, and the time and place at which it will be heard, 
 and the publication of the order of notice and petition in five daily news- 
 papers to be designated by him, at least one of which shall be published 
 in the city of Columbus, for at least two weeks before the time appointed 
 for the hearing on the petition. 
 
 SEc. 9601. [Publication of Certificate of Compliance by Mutual 
 Protective Association.] Upon its receipt the association annually 
 shall publish such certificate or renewal in a newspaper published and of 
 general circulation in the county of its center or business office, as pre- 
 scribed for the publication of certificates defined by section six hundred 
 and forty-six, which publication shall be in lieu of the publication re- 
 quired by such section. 
 
 j. Superintendent of Banks. 
 
 Sec. 739. [Reports of Banking Companies to Superintendent of 
 Banks.] Such reports shall be transmitted to the superintendent 
 within ten days after the receipt of the request therefor from him, and 
 shall be published in a newspaper in the city, town or county where the 
 company is located, and, if there is none, then in a newspaper of general 
 circulation in an adjoining county. A copy of such publication shall be 
 furnished to the superintendent of banks. 
 
 SEC. 742-3. (101 V. 278). [Banking Company in Course of 
 Liquidation Claims Against.] The superintendent of banks shall 
 cause notice to be given by advertisement in such newspaper as he may 
 direct weekly for three consecutive months, calling on all persons who 
 may have claims against such corporation, company, society or associa- 
 tion, to present the same to the superintendent of banks, and to make 
 legal proof thereof at a place and within a time not earlier than the last 
 day of publication to be therein specified. The superintendent of banks 
 shall mail a similar notice to all persons whose names appear as creditors 
 upon the books of the corporation, company, society or association. If 
 the superintendent of banks doubts the justice and validity of any claim, 
 he may reject the same and serve notice of such rejection upon the claim- 
 ants, either by mail or personally and an affidavit of the service of such 
 
 notice, which shall be prima facie evidence thereof, shall be filed in his 
 office. 
 
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 Sec. 742-11. (101 V. 281). [Meeting of Stockholders of Liqui- 
 dated Banking Company.] Whenever the superintendent of banks 
 shall have paid to each depositor and creditor of such corporation, com- 
 pany, society or association (not including stockholders) whose claim 
 or claims as such depositor or creditor shall have been duly proved and 
 allowed, the full amount of such claims, and shall have made proper 
 provision for unclaimed or unpaid deposits or dividends, and shall have 
 paid all the expenses of the liquidation, the superintendent of banks shall 
 call a meeting of the stockholders of such corporation, company, society 
 or association, by giving notice thereof for thirty days in one or more 
 newspapers published in the county wherein the office of such corpora- 
 tion, company, society or association was located. 
 
 SEc. 9722. [Publication of Certificate of Superintendent of 
 Banks Authorizing State Bank to Commence Business.| The corpo- 
 ration shall cause such certificate to be published in some newspaper 
 printed in the city, village or county where it is located, once a week for 
 four cousecutive weeks, or if no newspaper is published in such county, 
 then in a newspaper published at the nearest county seat. 
 
 SEc. 9726. [Reduction of Capital Stock of State Bank.] Such 
 a corporation may reduce the amount of its capital stock in the manner 
 provided for other corporations, but notice of such reduction shall be 
 published in a newspaper of general circulation in the city, village or 
 county, in which it is doing business. 
 
 k. Supervisor of Public Printing. 
 
 SEC. 755. [Proposals for State Printing.] Biennially, between 
 the first day of June and the first day of August, the commissioners of 
 public printing shall give notice for at least thirty days in two or more 
 newspapers printed in the city of Columbus and in two newspapers in each 
 of the cities of Cleveland and Cincinnati that sealed proposals will be re- 
 ceived at the office of the secretary of state for executing the several 
 classes of the public printing in separate contracts, for the term of two 
 years from the first Monday of November next ensuing. The commis- 
 
 sioners shall state in the notice the time within which the printing in- 
 
 cluded in the several classes, except the first and fifth classes, shall be 
 
 completed after the manuscript therefor has been received by the con- 
 tractor. 
 
 Src. 759. [Readvertisement for Bids for State Printing.] If 
 the commissioners are of the opinion that there was collusion between 
 
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 the bidders or that the lowest bid or bids are too high, they may reject 
 any or all bids and readvertise for two weeks for proposals for executing 
 in the manner provided in the previous sections the classes of printing 
 not awarded, or, if the commissioners deem it for the best interests of 
 the state, they. may contract with a responsible person who shall file a 
 bond for the execution of the work as provided in such sections. 
 
 Sec. 786. [Printing and Binding for the State.] All printing 
 and binding for the state not authorized by the provisions of this chapter 
 shall be subject to the provisions thereof so far as practicable, and, 
 whether provided for by law or resolution, the commissioners of public 
 printing may advertise for proposals and let contracts therefor as herein 
 
 provided. 
 
 I. State Highway Commissioner. 
 
 Sec. 1201; [For Highway Department to Construct and Main- 
 tain Highways.] Upon receipt of the application and certified copy 
 of the resolution of the county commissioners, the state highway com- 
 missioner shall advertise for bids for two consecutive weeks in two news- 
 papers of general circulation and of opposite politics, published in the 
 county in which the improvement is to be made. Such notice shall state 
 that plans and specifications for the improvement are on file in the offices 
 of the state highway commissioner and county commissioners, and the 
 _time in which bids therefor will be received. 
 
 m. Supreme Court. 
 
 SEC. 1471. [Time and Place of Special Terms.] The supreme 
 court may hold special or adjourned terms at such times and places as 
 the judges or a majority of them determine. If a special term is held 
 elsewhere than at the seat of government, thirty days’ notice of the time 
 and place thereof must be given by publication in the newspapers printed 
 at the seat of government. The court may make necessary orders for the 
 return of process and the transmission of papers and files of the court 
 to and from the place of holding a special term. 
 
 n. Ohio State Reformatory. 
 
 SEC. 2142. [Parole of Prisoner.] Before consideration by the 
 board of managers, notice of such recommendation shall be published 
 for three consecutive weeks in two newspapers of opposite politics in the 
 county from which the prisoner is sentenced, or in the county of the 
 residence of the prisoners. The expense of such publication shall not 
 exceed one dollar for each paper. 
 
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 o. Ohio Penitentiary. 
 
 SEC. 2171. [Parole of Prisoner.] A prisoner confined in the 
 penitentiary shall not be eligible to parole, and an application for parole 
 shall not be considered by the board of managers, until such prisoner is 
 recommended as worthy of such consideration by the warden and 
 chaplain of the penitentiary. Before consideration by such board, notice. 
 of such recommendation shall be published for three consecutive weeks ° 
 in two newspapers of opposite politics in the county from which such 
 prisoner was sentenced. The expense of such publication shall not ex- 
 ceed one dollar for each paper. 
 
 p. State Institutions. 
 
 Sec. 1809. [Appropriation of Real Estate by Trustees or Man- 
 agers of State Institutions.] Upon the adoption of the resolution, 
 application may be made by the board in its name to the court of com- 
 mon pleas or probate court of the county wherein the property is located, 
 for the appropriation of the property or easement. Such property may 
 be appropriated, appeals taken, and error prosecuted in all respects as 
 provided for the appropriation of private property by municipal corpo- 
 rations. No such proceedings may be instituted unless sufficient money 
 has been appropriated by the general assembly for the purpose of acquir- 
 ing such real estate, right of way or easement. 
 
 SEc, 2316. [Erection, Alteration or Improvement of State Build- 
 ings.| Thereupon such officer, board or other authority, shall give 
 public notice of the time when and place where sealed proposals will be 
 received for performing the labor and furnishing the materials of such 
 construction and a contract or contracts therefor awarded. 
 
 SEC. 2317. [Erection, Alteration or Improvement of State Build- 
 ings.]|_ The notice shall be published weekly for four consecutive 
 weeks next preceding the day named for awarding the contract, in the 
 paper having the largest circulation in the county where the work is to 
 be let, and in one or more daily papers having the largest circulation and 
 published in each of the cities of Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and 
 Toledo. Such notice shall state when and where the plans, descriptions, 
 bills and specifications can be seen, and they shall be open to the public 
 inspection at all business hours between the date of the notice and the 
 making of the contract. 
 
 SEC. 23 19. |Readvertisement When Bids Rejected for Erection, 
 Alteration or Improvement of State Buildings.] If in the opinion 
 
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 of such officer, board or other authority, the acceptance of the lowest bid 
 or bids is not for the best interests of the state, with the written consent 
 of the governor, auditor of state and secretary of state, they may accept 
 in their discretion, another proposal so opened, or reject all proposals, 
 and advertise for others in the manner hereinbefore provided. All con- 
 tracts shall provide that such officer, board of other authority may make 
 any change in work or materials on the conditions and in the manner 
 hereinafter provided. 
 
 2, COUNTY. 
 
 Sec. 1165-3 (101 V. 124). [Proposition to Establish County 
 Experiment Farm.] Upon the filing of a petition with the county 
 auditor signed by not less than five per cent. of the electors, based upon 
 the vote for governor at the last preceding election, residing within the 
 county, the commissioners of such county shall submit to the qualified 
 voters of such county a proposition to establish an experiment farm with- 
 in such county, and to issue notes or bonds for the purchase and equip- 
 ment of such farm, such proposition to be voted upon at the next general 
 election following the receipt of the petition by the commissioners. Notice 
 of the intention to submit such proposition shall be published by the 
 county commissioners in two newspapers of opposite politics printed and 
 of general circulation in said county, for at least four weeks prior to the 
 election at which the proposition is to be voted upon, together with a 
 statement of the maximum amount.of money which it is proposed to ex- 
 pend in the purchase and equipment of such farm. 
 
 SEC. 1165-13. (101 V. 126). [Sale of Abandoned Experiment Sta- 
 tion.] In case the experiment station shall cease to use for the pur- 
 poses herein specified any farm established under this act, such farm 
 and its equipment shall be sold at public auction to the highest bidder 
 after notice of such proposed sale shall have been published for four 
 consecutive weeks in two newspapers of opposite politics,.once a week, 
 _ published in and having the largest circulation in the county within which 
 the farm is located, and the proceeds of such sale shall be covered into 
 the county treasury, the sums thus covered to be placed to the credit of 
 the school funds of the county. 
 
 _ SEc. 2294. [Sale of Public Bonds by County Commissioners, 
 Boards of Education or Commissioners of Free Turnpikes.] All. 
 bonds issued by boards of county commissioners, boards of education, 
 _ or commissioners of free turnpikes, shall be sold to the highest bidder 
 after being advertised three times weekly, in a newspaper having general 
 circulation in the county where the bonds are issued, and, if, the amount 
 
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 of bonds to be sold exceeds twenty thousand dollars, in an additional 
 newspaper having general circulation in the state, three times, weekly, 
 The advertisement shall state the total amount of bonds to be sold; the 
 amount of each bond, how long they are to run, the rate of interest to be 
 paid thereon, whether annually or semi-annually, the law or section of law 
 authorizing the issue, the day, hour and place in the county where they 
 are to be sold. 
 
 Sec. 2352. [County Building and Bridges.] When plans, draw- 
 ings, representations, bills of materials, specifications and estimates are 
 so made and approved, the county commissioners shall give public notice 
 in two of the principal papers in the county having the largest circulation 
 therein, of the time when and the place where sealed proposals will be 
 received for performing the labor and furnishing the materials necessary 
 to the erection of such building, bridge or bridge substructure, or addi- 
 tion to or alteration thereof, and a contract based on such proposals will 
 be awarded. If there is only one paper published in the county, it shall 
 be published in such paper. The notice shall be published weekly for 
 four consecutive weeks next preceding the day named for making the 
 contract, and state when and where such plan or plans, descriptions, bills 
 and specifications can be seen. ‘They shall be open to public inspection at 
 all reasonable hours, between the date of such notice and the making of 
 such contract. 
 
 Src. 2354. [When Private Contract May Be Let.] When the 
 estimated cost of a public building, bridge or bridge substructure or of 
 making an addition thereto or repair thereof does not exceed two hundred 
 dollars, it may be let at private contract without publication or notice. 
 
 SEc. 2368. [Erection of New County.] Previous to the presenta- 
 
 - tion of a petition to the general assembly, praying that a new county be 
 erected, or for the location or re-location of a county seat, notice of the 
 intention to present such petition shall be given at least thirty days before — 
 the ensuing session of the general assembly, by advertisement in a news- 
 paper printed in each county from which such new county is intended to 
 be taken. If no paper is printed within:such county or counties, notice 
 shall be given by advertisement affixed to the door of the house where 
 courts are held for such county, for such period of thirty days. The no- 
 tice shall set forth the boundary lines of the new county, or the place 
 where it is proposed to locate such county seat. 
 
 Sec. 2386. [Seat of Justice of New County.] Within sixty“ 
 days after their appointment, such commissioners, or any two of them, 
 
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 shall assemble at some convenient place in such county. Twenty days’ no- 
 tice of the time, place and purpose of such meeting shall be given by pub- 
 lication in a newspaper printed or circulated in such county, or by being 
 posted in three of the most public places therein. When assembled, 
 after having taken an oath of office, such commissioners shall proceed to 
 examine and select the most proper place as a seat. of justice, as near 
 the center of the county as possible, having regard to the situation, ex- 
 tent of population, and quality of land, and the convenience and interest 
 of the inhabitants. 
 
 SEC. 2427. [Bridge to Replace One Injured or Destroyed.] In 
 rebuilding a bridge destroyed or injured by flood or fire, the commission- 
 ers may select a new site therefor. Before the change is made, or a 
 contract for that purpose is entered into, the commissioners shall give 
 at least twenty days’ notice of the time when the question of change 
 will be considered, and on the hearing, all persons interested may present 
 their views and wishes to the board, either by petition, remonstrance, 
 or orally. 
 
 SEC. 2431. [Straightening or Cleaning Out of Creek or Water- 
 course.] If the engineer recommends the straightening. or cleaning © 
 out of such creek or water-course, and the commissioners deem it ad- 
 visable, at the first regular session after receiving the report, they shall 
 advertise the letting of the work at least twenty days, and let it to the 
 lowest responsible bidder, taking from him a bond in a sum fixed by 
 them, payable to the state, with good sureties, for the performance of 
 the work in a proper manner, and within a time therein named. No bid 
 shall be accepted that exceeds the estimated cost in such report, and the 
 Commissioners may reject all bids. 5 
 
 SEc. 2444. [Purchase of Lands or Erection of Building or Bridge 
 Costing More Than One Thousand Dollars.] Before the county com- 
 missioners purchase lands, or erect a building or bridge, the expense of 
 which exceeds one thousand dollars, they shall publish and circulate 
 handbills, and publish in one or more newspapers of the county, notice 
 of their intention to make such purchase, erect such building or bridge, 
 and the location thereof, for at least four consecutive weeks prior to the 
 time that such purchase, building, or location is made, They shall hear 
 
 all petitions for, and remonstrances against, such proposed purchase, 
 location, or improvement. 
 
 SEC. 2459. [County Commissioners Shall Subscribe for News- 
 papers.]| The commissioners shall subscribe for one copy of the 
 leading newspaper of each political party, printed and published in 
 
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 their county, and cause them to be bound and filed in the auditor’s office, 
 as public archives, for the gratuitous inspection of the citizens of such 
 county. 
 
 SEC. 2503-2... [Enabling Counties to Appropriate Money to Con- 
 trol Canals, etc.] The said petition shall be verified by affidavit of 
 at least five of the petitioners, and on presentation thereof, if the same 
 shall appear to be in proper form, it shall be filed, and thereupon the 
 
 court shall fix a time for the hearing of the same, not more than sixty 
 
 days thereafter, and direct that notice of the same be given to the county 
 commissioners, and also the public generally by advertisement and publica- 
 tion in one or more newspapers pubished in said county in such issues 
 thereof as the court may direct. 
 
 SEc. 2507. [Annual Report of County Commissioners.] On or 
 before the third Monday in September of each year, the county com- 
 missioners shall make to the court of common pleas of the county a de- 
 tailed report of their financial transactions during the year next preced- 
 ing such date. Such report shall be in writing, and itemized as to 
 amount, to whom paid, and for what purpose. 
 
 Sec. 2508. [Publication of Annual Report of County Commis- 
 sioners.] Such report shall be published immediately in a compact 
 form one time in two newspapers of different political parties, printed 
 and of general circulation in such county. If two such papers are not 
 so published, the publication shall be in one paper only. In addition to 
 such publication, the report shall be published in the same manner in 
 one newspaper, if there be such, printed in the county in the German 
 language and having a bona fide general circulation of not less than six 
 ‘hundred among the inhabitants of such county speaking that language. 
 
 SEc. 2511. [Extension of Time for Examination of Annual Re- 
 port of County Commissioners.] The time so employed shall not 
 exceed thirty-days, but application, showing that such report cannot be 
 examined in thirty days may be made to the common pleas court for an 
 extension of time. Notice of the time for hearing such application shall 
 be given for two consecutive weeks, in two newspapers of different. 
 
 political parties printed and of general circulation in the county. If 
 
 such papers are not so published, such publication shall be made in one 
 paper only. 
 
 SEc. 2515. [Publication of Report of Examiners of Annual Re- 
 port of County Commissioners.] Immediately after the receipt 
 
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 thereof, the county auditor shall cause the report of their examination, 
 without the itemized or detailed report of the commissioners, to be pub- 
 lighed one time in two newspapers of different political parties, printed 
 and of general circulation in the county. If two papers are not pub- 
 lished, such publication shall be in one paper only. In addition to such 
 publication, such report shall be published in the same manner in one 
 newspaper, if there be such printed in the county, in the German lan- 
 guage, and having a bona fide general circulation of not less than six hun- 
 dred among the inhabitants of the county speaking that language. 
 
 SEC. 2536. [Free Publication of Receipts and Expenditures of 
 County Commissioners.] If in any county the proprietors or 
 managers of two newspapers of general circulation and Opposite politics 
 notify the county auditor that they will publish free of charge a full 
 and detailed statement of the receipts and expenditures of the county 
 commissioners of the county for any designated month or months, the 
 auditor shall at once so notify the county commissioners, who within 
 twenty days shall furnish the auditor with a full account in detail of all’ 
 moneys received and paid out by them during such month, whence it 
 was received and to whom and for what purpose paid. 
 
 SEC. 2648. [Rates of Taxation.] Upon receiving from the county 
 auditor a duplicate of taxes assessed upon the property of the county, 
 the county treasurer shall immediately cause notice thereof to be posted 
 in three places in each township of the county, one of which shall be at 
 the place of holding elections in such township, and also be inserted for 
 SIX successive weeks in newspaper having a general circulation in the 
 county. Such notice shall specify particularly the amount of taxes 
 levied on the duplicate for the support of the state government, the pay- 
 ment of interest and Principal of the public debt, the support of state 
 common schools, defraying county expenses, repairing of roads, keeping 
 the poor, building of bridges, township expenses and for each other ob- 
 ject for which taxes may be levied on each dollar valuation, 
 
 SEC. 2697. [Semi-annual Statement of County Treasurer and 
 County Auditor.] A thorough examination of all books, vouchers, 
 accounts, moneys, bonds, securities and other Property in the county 
 
 treasury shall be made by the auditor and commissioners thereof at 
 least every six months. 
 
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 accountants shall certify in writing, in triplicate, the exact amount of 
 
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 erty, bonds, securities, vouchers, assets and effects, one copy of which 
 shall be recorded in the books of the treasury and filed by the auditor 
 of the county and one shall be delivered to the probate court and entered 
 on record, therein. The probate court shall furnish a copy of such record 
 for publication one week in two newspapers of opposite politics of gen- 
 eral circulation in the county. . 
 
 Src. 2716. [To Publish Notices Relative to Bids for County De- 
 positaries.] When the commissioners of a county provide such 
 depositary or depositaries, they shall publish for two consecutive weeks 
 in two newspapers of opposite politics and of general circulation in the 
 county a notice which shall invite sealed proposals from all banks or 
 trust companies within the provisions of the next two preceding sec- 
 tions, which proposals shall stipulate the rate of interest, not less than 
 two per cent. per annum on the average daily balance, on imactive de- 
 posits, and not less than one per cent. per annum on the average daily 
 balance on active deposits, that will be paid for the use of the money 
 of the county, as herein provided. 
 
 Src, 2721. [Re-advertisement for Proposals for County Deposi- 
 tary.] If no proposals are received offering the rate of interest here- 
 inafter prescribed, the commissioners shall at once again advertise in the 
 same manner until acceptable proposals are received, Each subsequent 
 advertisement shall also state whether any proposal was received under 
 the preceding advertisement, and, if any, the bank or banks or trust com- 
 panies and the rate of interest offered. 
 
 Src. 2747. [Time and Place, Other Than County Treasury, of 
 Receiving Taxes.| The county treasurer may fix the time, when and 
 place at which taxes will be received, as provided in the preceding sec- 
 tion. Two weeks” notice thereof shall be given by publication in a news- 
 paper of general circulation in the corporation or township within which 
 the place of collection is located and by posting notices thereof in four 
 public places therein. 
 
 Sec 2809. [Taking of Depositions in Re-establishing Corners for 
 Land Owners.] Previous to taking such depositions at least twenty 
 days’ notice shall be given to the owner or owners, their agent or at- 
 torney, if known, who have adjoining lands. If such owner or owners, 
 agent or attorney, are not known, or reside out of the state, the appli- 
 cant shall give notice of his intention to take depositions, at a certain 
 time and place, by advertisement for six consecutive weeks, in a public 
 newspaper printed in the county where the land lies. The last insertion 
 
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 of such notice shall be twenty days previous to the time of taking such 
 depositions. In the notice a description of the adjoining lands shall be 
 given. 
 
 SEc. 2860. [Property Found Belonging to Person Over Whose 
 Body Inquest Has Been Held.|] If the friends or relatives of the 
 deceased are known, the coroner immediately after such findings, shall 
 give them notice, by letter or otherwise. If the friends or relativés are 
 unknown, the coroner shall advertise in one newspaper in the proper 
 ceunty. In either case the coroner shall state in the notice the fact of 
 the death and his findings, and give a substantial description of the 
 property mentioned in the inventory. 
 
 SEc. 3062. [Bonds for Memorial Building.]| The board of 
 trustees shall request the commissioners of the county to issue, and the 
 commissioners shall thereupon issue, the bonds of the county in such 
 denominations, for such period and bearing such rate of interest as the 
 board of trustees prescribes not to exceed the total sum determined upon 
 in the original resolution of the commissioners, The bonds shall be sold 
 for not less than par with accrued interest to the highest bidder after ad- 
 vertisement for a period of thirty days, in two or more newspapers pub- 
 lished or of general circulation in the county. 
 
 SEC. 3066. [Contract for Construction of Memorial Building. | 
 The contracts shall be in writing upon the concurrence of a majority of 
 the trustees, signed by the president and secretary of the board and the 
 contractor, after advertisement for a period of thirty days in two news- 
 papers published or of general circulation in the county, 
 
 Sec. 3074. [Annual Report of Director of Orphan Asylum. ] 
 Each year, the directors of such asylum shall make to the county com- 
 missioners, a full report of the receipts and disbursements of the asylum, 
 the number of orphans received into and discharged therefrom, and any 
 other matters they deem of interest to the institution, or the public. Each 
 report shall be published by the county commissioners in a newspaper 
 having general circulation in the county. 
 
 SEC. 3077. [Establishment of Children’s Home.] When in their 
 opinion the interests of the public so demand, the commissioners of a 
 county may, or upon the written petition of two hundred or more tax- 
 payers, shall, at the next regular election submit to the qualified electors 
 of such county, or of the counties forming a district, the question of es- 
 tablishing a children’s home for such county or district, and the issue 
 
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 of county bonds or notes to provide funds therefor. Notice of such elec- 
 tion shall be published for at least two weeks prior to taking such vote, 
 in two or more newspapers printed and of general circulation in such 
 county or in the counties of the district, and shall state the maximum 
 amount of money to be expended in establishing such home. 
 
 Sec. 3128. [Establishment of County Hospital.] Petitions filed 
 with the commissioners shall stipulate the maximum amount of money 
 to be expended in purchasing or building such hospital and it shall be 
 published with notices of the election in at least two newspapers of gen- 
 eral circulation in the county, at least one time, twenty or more days 
 prior to the election. 
 
 SEc. 3135. [Expenditure by County Hospital Trustees in Ex- 
 cess of One Thousand Dollars on Any Structure or Improvement. | 
 Before making a contract for the expenditure of money on any structure 
 or improvement in excess of one thousand dollars, the hospital trustees 
 
 shall advertise according to law for bids, and cause plans, specifications 
 
 and detailed drawings to-be distributed among the bidders. 
 
 Sec. 4819. [Ballots and Election Supplies; Printing of.| The 
 deputy state supervisors for each county shall advertise and let the print- 
 ing of the ballots, cards of instruction and other required books and 
 papers to be printed by the county; receive the ballots from the printer 
 and cause them to be securely sealed up in their presence in packages, 
 one for each precinct, containing the designated number of ballots for 
 each precinct, and make the necessary indorsements thereon as provided 
 by law. 
 
 Sec. 4825. [Sheriff's Proclamation of Presidential Election. | 
 At least fifteen days before the time of holding the election provided 
 for in the preceding section, the sheriff shall give public notice by proc- 
 lamation through his county of the time and place of holding such elec- 
 tion and the number of electors to be chosen. A copy of such proclam- 
 ation shall be posted at each of the places where elections are appointed 
 to be held and inserted in a newspaper published in the county. 
 
 Sec. 4827. [Sheriff’s Proclamation of State and County Elec- 
 tions.] At least fifteen days before the holding of any such general 
 election, the sheriff of each county shall give notice by proclamation 
 throughout his county of the time and place of holding such election 
 and the officers at that time to be chosen. One copy of the proclamation 
 shall be posted at each place where elections are appointed to be held, 
 
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 and such proclamation shall also be inserted in a newspaper published 
 in the county. 
 
 Sec. 4829. [Sheriff’s Proclamation of Special Election to Fill 
 Vacancy in Office of Congressman or State Senator or Representa- 
 tive.] When a vacancy in the office of representative to congress or 
 Senator or representative to the general assembly occurs, the governor, 
 upon satisfactory information thereof, shall issue a writ of election, di- 
 recting that a special election be held to fill such vacancy in the territory 
 entitled to fill it on a day specified in the writ. Such writ shall be di- 
 
 rected to the sheriff or sheriffs within such territory who shall give 
 notice of the time and places of holding such election as in other cases. 
 Such election shall be held and conducted and returns thereof made as 
 in case of a regular election. ; 
 
 SEc. 5050. [Printing Ballots and Other Election Supplies. | 
 The printing provided for in this chapter except poll books and tally 
 sheets, shall be let by the board of deputy state supervisors to the lowest 
 responsible bidder in the county, upon ten days’ notice published not 
 more than three times in two leading newspapers of opposite politics 
 published in such county. In case of special elections, the board may give 
 notice by mail, addressed to all the printing offices within the county 
 instead of publishing such notice. 
 
 SEC. 5156. [Contest of Election as to County Seat.] Upon the 
 fling in his office of the notice or undertaking, the probate judge or 
 clerk shall publish in a newspaper of general circulation in the county 
 the fact of the filing of the notice and undertaking, and, without delay, 
 shall forward to the governor duly certified copies of the notice and 
 undertaking. On receipt of the copies, the governor shall, without delay, 
 appoint a competent disinterested person to serve as commissioner and 
 perform the duties herein prescribed in the matter of the contest. In 
 case of the death or disability of the commissioner, the governor may fil 
 the vacancy. 
 
 SEC. 5589. [Notice to Property Owner to Appear Before Board 
 of Equalization and Review.] Such notice shall be served by de- 
 livering a copy thereof to the person or persons interested in such real 
 estate, or by leaving a copy at the usual place of residence or business 
 of such person or persons. If no such place of residence or of business 
 is found in the county, then such copy shall be delivered to the agent 
 in charge of the real estate and collecting the rents thereof. If no such 
 agent is found in the county, such notice shall be served by advertise- 
 
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 ment thereof inserted once in a newspaper of general circulation in the 
 county in which the real estate is situated, 
 
 Sec. 5596. [Completion of Equalization by Quadrennial County 
 Board of Equalization:] The auditor shall immediately thereatter, 
 give public notice by advertisement inserted once in one or more news- 
 papers, that the equalization has been completed, and that complaints 
 against any valuation may be filed with the auditor of the county on or 
 before the fifteenth day of April next following and will be heard by 
 the board of revision, stating in the notice the time and place of the 
 meeting of said board. Such complaints shall be filed on or before the 
 fifteenth day of May next following. 
 
 Src. 5600. [Hearing of Complaints by Quadrennial County 
 Board of Revision.] After the completion of the equalization by the 
 board, complaints against any valuation may be filed with the auditor 
 of the county, and, if such complaint has been filed on or before April 
 15th thereafter against any valuation of a quadrennial county board, 
 or, if the auditor deems it advisable, he shall notify the members of the 
 proper board of equalization in writing to meet and sit as a board of re- 
 vision on the day and at the place provided by law for the meeting of the 
 board. He shall give ten days’ public notice, by advertisement, in one or 
 more newspapers, of the time and place of the meeting of the board of 
 revision and the purpose thereof, 
 
 Src. 5638. [Certain County Improvements to be Submitted to 
 Vote.] The county commissioners shall not levy a tax, or appropri- 
 ate money for the purpose of building county buildings, purchasing 
 sites therefore, or for land for infirmary purposes, the expense of which 
 will exceed fifteen thousand dollars, except in cases of casualty, and as 
 hereinafter provided, or for building a county bridge, the expense of 
 which will exceed eighteen thousand dollars, except in cases of casualty 
 and as hereinafter provided, without first submitting to the voters of 
 the county, the question as to the policy of building any public county 
 building or buildings, or for purchasing sites therefor, or for the purchase 
 of lands for infirmary purposes, or for the building of a county bridge, 
 by general tax. 
 
 SEc. 5639-1. [Relating to Issuing of Bonds by County Commis- 
 sioners.| Fifteen days’ notice of the submission of any such question 
 shall be given the deputy state supervisors by publication in at least two 
 newspapers of opposite politics having a general circulation in said 
 county, which notice shall be published once a week for two consecutive 
 
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 weeks, and shall state the amount of such proposed expenditure, the 
 amount of the bonds, if any, to be issued in connection therewith, the 
 purpose for which such expenditure is to be made, and the time of hold- 
 ing such election. 
 
 SEc. 5704. (i101 V. 164). [Publication of List of Delinquent 
 Lands.| Each county auditor shall cause the list of delinquent lands 
 in his county to be published weekly for two weeks between the twenti- 
 eth day of December, and the second Tuesday in February next ensuing 
 in one newspaper in the English language, printed and of general circula- 
 tion in the county, and one newspaper of the German language if there 
 is such newspaper printed, published and of general circulation therein. 
 There shall be attached to the list a notice that the delinquent lands will 
 be sold by the county treasurer, as provided by law. 
 
 SEc. 5706. [Fees for Publication of Delinquent and Forfeited 
 Land Lists.] The publishers of newspapers, for advertising the 
 delinquent and forfeited list of the several counties, and the notice of 
 _ sale shall be entitled to receive a sum not exceeding the following rates: 
 for the notice of sale, ten dollars; for designating the several school dis- 
 tricts, townships, villages and cities, and the several wards in a city; 
 fifty cents each; and for each tract of land, city or town lot, or part of 
 lot, contained in each of such lists, thirty cents. A greater sum than one- 
 half of the taxes and penalties, due on any tract, lot, or part of lot, shall 
 not be allowed for advertising such tract, lot, or part of lot. Such property 
 shall not be published in a list, as delinquent, if the taxes and penalty 
 thereon had been paid on or before the twentieth day of December. 
 
 SEc. 5709. [When Delinquent List is not Published at Specified 
 Time.] If a county auditor, by inadvertence or mistake, omits to 
 publish the delinquent list of the county as required by law, he shall 
 charge the lands and town lots with the taxes and penalty, if such taxes 
 and penalty, with which the lands and town lots therein stand charged 
 have not been paid before the tenth day of August of the next succeeding 
 year. He shall also charge them with the taxes of the current year, 
 and record, certify, and publish them as part of the delinquent list. 
 
 Src. 5751. [County Auditor to Give Notice of Sale of Forfeited 
 Lands.] The auditor of each county on receiving from the auditor 
 of state such list of lands within his county, if the tax and penalties due 
 thereon have not been paid on or before the fifteenth day of October 
 next ensuing, shall forthwith cause notice thereof to be advertised for 
 four consecutive weeks in a newspaper in the English language printed 
 
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 in his county and in a newspaper of the German language if there be 
 such printed, published and of general circulation in his county. 
 Such notice shall describe the lands in the manner they are described on 
 the list furnished by the auditor of state and state that if the tax and 
 penalties charged on said list are not paid into the county treasury and 
 the treasurer’s receipt produced therefor before the time specified in 
 this chapter for the sale of said lands,~which day shall be named there- 
 in, that each tract, so delinquent, on which the taxes and penalties re- 
 main unpaid will be offered for sale on the second Monday of Decem- 
 ber thereafter, at the court house in such county, in order to satisfy 
 such taxes and penalties, and that such sale will continue from day to 
 day until each of such tracts are sold or offered for sale. 
 
 SEC. 5753. [When Forfeited List is not Published at Time Speci- 
 fied.] If the county auditor, by inadvertence or mistake, has omitted 
 to cause the list of forfeited lands of the county, with notice of the sale 
 thereof, to be published as provided in this chapter, and the taxes and 
 penalty with which the lands and town lots stand charged upon the for- 
 feited list have not been paid before the first day of March of the next 
 succeeding year after securing the list from the auditor of state, he 
 forthwith shall cause the list with notice of the sale thereof, to be pub- 
 lished as provided in section fifty-seven hundred and fifty-one. Such 
 notice shall specify that said sale will begin on the second Monday of 
 April next, and the county auditor, beginning with such day, shall sell 
 the whole of each tract of land as contained in the list, in the manner 
 provided in the next preceding section. 
 
 SEc. 6109. [Election for Local Option in Counties.] Such elec: 
 tion shall be held at the usual places for holding regular elections, and 
 notice shall be given and such elections conducted as provided by law for 
 the election of county officers as far as such law may be applicable. The 
 result of such election shall forthwith be entered upon the record of the 
 proceedings of such commissioners, and with such clerk of the common 
 pleas court. 
 
 SEC. 6602-2. [Enabling Commissioners to Construct Sewers 
 ‘Outside of Cities.]| Before the adoption of the resolution provided 
 for in the next succeeding section hereof, said board of county commis- 
 sioners shall cause 4 copy of the resolution provided for under this sec- 
 tion to be served upon each of the owners of said lots or parcels of land 
 or other property to be so assessed, who may be residents of the county 
 or found therein; if any of said owners are not residents of said county 
 
 and are not found therein, a notice of the passage of said resolution shall _ 
 
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 be published at least twice in some newspaper of general circulation 
 within the county. Due proof of such personal service or such publica- 
 tion shall be made by affidavit, to be filed with said commissioners. 
 
 7. In cases where it is determined to assess the whole or any part 
 of the cost of such improvement in proportion to the benefits which may 
 result therefrom, as provided for herein, the clerk of the board of county 
 commissioners shall prepare and present to the board an estimated assess- 
 ment of such cost, on the lots and other real property to be charged 
 therewith, in proporticn, as nearly as may be, to the benefits which may 
 result from the improvement to the several lots or other parcels of real 
 estate or other property so assessed, a copy of which proposed or esti- 
 mated assessment shall remain in the office of the clerk of said board, 
 and due notice shall be given of the pendency of said proposed assess- 
 ment by publication for two consecutive weeks in some Bed N os of 
 general circulation within the county. 
 
 g. In case any such owner cannot be found within said county, no- 
 tice of the passage of the resolution in this paragraph shall be given by 
 publication once a week for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper of 
 genera! circulation within the county. Proof of the service of a copy of 
 such resolution, whether such service be personal or by publication, shall 
 be made by affhdavit to be duly filed with said board of county commis- 
 sioners. 
 
 Sec. 6252. [Notices to be Published in Two Newspapers.| A 
 proclamation for an election, an order fixing the times of holding court. 
 notice of the rates of taxation, bridge and pike notices, notice to con- 
 tractors and such other advertisements of general interest to the tax- 
 payers as the auditor, treasurer, probate judge or commissioners may 
 deem proper, shall be published in two newspapers of opposite politics 
 at the county seat, if there be such newspapers published thereat. In 
 counties having cities of eight thousand inhabitants or more, not the 
 county seat of such counties, additional publication of such notices shall 
 be made in two newspapers of opposite politics in such city. This 
 chapter shall not apply to the publication of notices of delinquent tax 
 and forfeited land sales. 
 
 SEC. 6253. [Notices to be Printed in German Newspaper.] In 
 addition to the publications provided in the next preceding section, the 
 county officers therein named shall publish such notices and advertise- 
 ments in a newspaper printed in the German language, if such news- 
 paper be printed and of general circulation among the inhabitants speak- 
 
 ing that language in the county within such advertisements are intended 
 to be made. 
 
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 SEc. 6450. [Hearing for County Ditch.] The county auditor, 
 at the same time shall give a like notice to each lot or land owner who 
 is a non-resident of the county, by publication in a newspaper printed 
 and of general circulation in the county, at least two weeks before the 
 day set for hearing. Such notice shall be verified by affidavit of the 
 printer, or other person, knowing the fact, and filed with the auditor | 
 on or before such day, and no further notice of the petition or the pro- 
 ceedings had thereupon shall thereafter be required. 
 
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 Sec. 6457. [Change of Apportionment on County Ditch.] lf 
 the county commissioners find that the apportionment, reported by the 
 county surveyor, is unfair and unjust, and should not be confirmed, they 
 shall so amend it as to make it fair and just, in proportion to benefits. 
 If necessary, in their opinion, they may adjourn the further hearing not 
 exceeding twenty days, unless for good cause, further time is necessary, 
 to a day to be fixed by them and go upon the premises, view them and 
 apportion the entire cost of location and construction, or any part there- 
 of, as may seem just and proper. If persons, not included in the coun- 
 ty surveyor’s apportionment, are found to be benefited, and are assessed 
 by the commissioners, such persons shall be notified as provided in this 
 chapter for the giving of notice, by the county auditor, of the filing of 
 a petition, and the commissioners, on the day fixed in said notice, shall 
 again meet at the auditor’s office and determine the apportionment. 
 
 SEC. 6501. [Petition by Township Trustees for County Ditch.] 
 The trustees of a township, on written application signed by twelve or | 
 more resident land owners of such township, if, in their opinion, the in- 
 terest of the township, demands it, may cause the petition and the bond 
 hereinbefore provided for, to be filed on behalf of the township. In 
 such case the proceedings before the county commissioners and probate 
 court and the duties of the auditor, surveyor or engineer, shall be the 
 same, and be discharged in a like manner as if the petition and bond 
 were filed by a private party. Acts necessary to secure the location, 
 establishment, and construction of a new improvement, or in the deep- 
 ening, widening, straightening, cleaning out, alteration, or vacation of a 
 ditch, may be performed by order of the commissioners, on such peti- 
 tion and bond. 
 
 SEc. 6517. [Ditch or Creek Altered or Repaired by County 
 Commissioners When Township Trustees Refuse to Act.] The 
 county commissioners, on application of one or more freeholders actual- 
 ly benefited, if the township trustees refuse to alter or repair a ditch, as 
 provided in this title, may cause such ditch or part thereof, or part of a 
 
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 creek, river or run that has been straightened, widened, deepened or 
 changed under the provisions of this chapter, to be altered, deepened, 
 widened, enlarged, repaired, boxed or tiled. Like proceedings shall be 
 had, so far as applicable, as are necessary in the location or construc- 
 tion thereof by the commissioners. The expenses thereof shall be ap- 
 portioned in a like manner as is provided in the original construction 
 of the improvement by them ordered to be made. 
 
 Sec. 6518. [Erection or Enlargement of Bridge or Culvert to 
 Accommodate Ditch.] The county commissioners, at a regular or 
 called session, when necessary to the public health, convenience or wel- 
 fare, in the manner provided in this chapter, so far as applicable, may 
 cause to be located, constructed, deepened, widened or enlarged a bridge 
 or culvert, made necessary by the crossing of a ditch, drain, water- 
 course, or stream of water, by a railroad, turnpike, plank road, or other 
 road of a corporation, at the expense of said corporation. The necessity 
 for making an improvement herein provided for, may be heard and de- 
 termined at a like time and under a like petition as provided for the 
 location and construction of single county ditches. 
 
 Sec. 6535-5. (101 V. 300). [Draining and Reclaiming Marsh 
 Land for Agricultural Purposes.| If the owners of any of said lands 
 which are alleged to be benefited by said improvement are non-residents 
 of this state, said notice shall be published once a week for two con- 
 secutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in said county, and 
 the proof of said publication shall be returned to the auditor, and in 
 case of such publication the fifteen days shall be reckoned from the date 
 of the last publication. 
 
 SEc. 6535-15. (101 V. 302). [Bids for Labor and Machinery for 
 Reclaiming Marsh Lands.] On the final adoption of the engineer’s 
 report, the commissioners shall advertise for bids for performing the 
 labor and furnishing machinery and the material according to the plans 
 and specifications, by publishing said advertisement for such length of 
 time and in such manner as the said commissioners shall determine, 
 which advertisement shall specify the time and place of receiving said 
 bids, the amount of bonds or other security required, conditioned on the 
 entering into a contract, if awarded the same, and such other matters 
 as they may deem proper. 
 
 SEC. 6536. [Joint County Ditch.] Ditches, drains or water- 
 courses which provide drainage, or, when constructed, will provide 
 drainage for lands in more than one county, may be constructed, en- 
 
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 larged, cleaned or ‘repaired, as provided in this chapter and the laws 
 prescribed for constructing, enlarging, cleaning or repairing single coun- 
 ty ditches, drains, or water-courses, 
 
 SEc. 6556. [Proceedings in Either County for Construction, 
 Cleaning, Repairing or Enlarging Joint County Ditch.] Proceedings 
 for the construction, cleaning, repairing or enlarging either of said 
 ditches, in either the upper or lower counties, whether or not they were 
 originally constructed as joint ditches or whether or not the ditch to be 
 constructed might be a joint ditch, may be commenced and conducted 
 in the manner provided in this chapter and the laws relating to single 
 county ditches. 
 
 SEc. 6557. [Joint Proceedings for Construction, Cleaning, Re- 
 pairing or Enlarging Joint County Ditch.] In addition to the pro- 
 cedure provided by law for the construction, enlarging, cleaning out or 
 repairing of a ditch, which furnishes or may furnish drainage for more 
 than one county, proceedings shall be commenced and conducted in the 
 manner provided by law for the construction of joint ditches, when, a 
 majority of each board of commissioners of such counties so agree. 
 
 SEc. 6561. [Assessment for Cleaning Joint County Ditch.] Such 
 freeholder or engineer shall return his estimate and assessments in writ- 
 ing, to the commissioners as provided in section sixty-five hundred and 
 fifty-niné, whereupon said commissioners shall notify the commissioners 
 of any other county interested in said action, and furnish to them a copy 
 of said estimate and assessments, and the commissioners of the said 
 counties shall appoint a day for the hearing thereof in joint session, 
 and direct a like notice to be given to all land and lot owners, and corpo- 
 rations affected thereby, as is provided in case of the apportionment in 
 the construction of a like ditch. 
 
 SEc. 6562, [Contract for Cleaning Joint County Ditch.] If a_ 
 majority of the members of each board of such commissioners favor 
 the proposed improvement they may approve or disapprove the report, 
 or make such changes therein as they deem right and proper. They 
 shall enter upon their journals the assessments, as approved by them, 
 and the auditors of the said counties shall place them upon the duplicate 
 against the lands upon which they are assessed, to be collected as other 
 taxes. The work to be done shall be advertised, sold and let and the 
 contracts thereof performed as provided in the construction of a like 
 ditch. 
 
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 SEc. 6563-8. [Joint Construction of County Ditches and Notice 
 of Appointment.| After having determined the place at which the 
 future meetings of said board shall be held the secretary of said joint 
 board so appointed shall notify the auditors of the several counties of 
 the place at which the meetings of said joint board shall be held and of 
 the next meeting thereof, as provided in section 5, and it shall be the 
 duty of the auditor of each county to cause notice of the filing of said 
 petition and the prayer thereof and the fact that the prayer of said 
 petition will be considered by said joint board at said meeting giving the 
 date and place thereof to be published in two newspapers of opposite 
 politics published and having general circulation in his county. Said 
 notice shall be published one week, and shall be evidenced by the cer- 
 tificate of the auditor copied upon the record. 
 
 37. Said notice shall be given by publication once a week for two 
 weeks in two newspapers of opposite politics of general circulation in 
 the county, and said twenty days shall run from the date of said last 
 publication, 
 
 SEc. 6667. [Hearing on Petition to Open or Protect Sinkhole or 
 Fissure Used as Outlet for Ditch.] * * * The auditor or clerk, 
 at the same time, shall give like notice to each non-resident of the coun- 
 ty, lot or land owner, by publication in a newspaper printed and of 
 general circulation in the county for at least two consecutive weeks be- 
 fore the day set for the hearing. Such notice shall be verified by the 
 affidavit of the printer or other person knowing the fact, and filed with 
 the auditor or clerk, on or before such day. 
 
 SEC. 6737. [Removal of Drift and Other Obstructions from 
 watercourse.] ‘The petitioner shall cause notice in writing to be given 
 to the owners of each tract of land sought to be affected by the pro- 
 ceedings, of the filing and pendency of the petition, which notice shall 
 be served not less than five days before the day fixed for the hearing 
 thereof. If a person owning land sought to be affected by the proceed- 
 ings is a non-resident of the county, notice shall be given him by pub- 
 lication for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper published or of gen- 
 eral circulation in the county, 
 
 Sec. 6751. [Appeal to Probate Court in Matter of Removal of 
 Drift from Ditch Located in Two or More Counties.} The appellant 
 shall notify all persons interested in the improvement, of the time fixed 
 by the probate court for the meeting of the jury, and if a person in- 
 terested in the improvement resides out of the state or cannot be served 
 
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 in writing with such notice, the judge, being notified thereof, shall cause 
 such notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper 
 printed or of general circulation in the county. 
 
 Sec. 6781. (101 V. 140). [Hearing on Petition to Construct 
 Levee.] The county auditor, at the same time shall give a like notice 
 to each lot or land owner who is a non-resident of the county, by pub- 
 lication in a newspaper printed and of general circulation in the county, 
 at least two weeks before the day set for hearing. Such notice shall 
 be verified by affidavit of the printer, or other person knowing the fact, 
 and filed with the auditor on or before such day, and no further notice 
 of the petition or the proceedings had thereupon shall thereafter be re- 
 quired, 
 
 SEC. 6839. [Hearing on Petition to Establish State Road.] If 
 the road commissioners report in favor of the establishment of the road, 
 the county commissioners of the respective counties at their next session 
 after the filing of the report, shall order the auditor to cause a notice 
 thereof to be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the 
 county, for four consecutive weeks before the next meeting of the 
 board, notifying all parties interested in the establishment of the road 
 that the commissioners of the county will hear parties in favor of or 
 against such establishment, and the application for damages, and com- 
 pensation for lands, appropriated, of any persons on account of the lo- 
 cation of the road through his lands. 
 
 Src. 6840. [Re-publication of Notice of Hearing on Petition to 
 Establish State Road.] Persons who do not make application for 
 compensation or damages at the next regular session of the county 
 commissioners, after the publication of such notice, shall be held to have 
 released all claim to damages by reason of the location of the road. If 
 there are lands, the owners of which have not granted the right of way, 
 nor filed their application for damages with the county commissioners, 
 the whole case shall be continued to the next regular session of the com- 
 missioners, and they shall again order the auditor to cause notice to 
 such owners and all other persons interested, to be published in a news- 
 paper of general circulation in the county, for four consecutive weeks 
 before their next meeting, that they will, at such meeting, hear all ap- 
 plications for damages. 
 
 Src. 6856. [Increasing or Reducing Width of State Road.| The 
 county commissioners, upon notice given in a newspaper of general cir- 
 culation in the county, for four consecutive weeks, and on petition pre- 
 
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 ‘sented to them, signed by at least twelve freeholders of the county, if 
 they deem it just and proper so to do, may reduce the width of a state 
 road, or any part thereof, to a width not less than forty feet, or in- 
 crease the width of such road to a width not more than sixty feet, and 
 shall order the county auditor to make a record thereof. 
 
 Sec. 6866. [Presentation of Petition for Laying Out, Vacating 
 or Altering County Road.] The substance of such notice shall be 
 published for four consecutive weeks, before its presentation, in a news- 
 paper published in the county in which the road sought to be estab- 
 lished, altered, or vacated, is situated. 
 
 SeEc. 6873. [Notice to Non-Resident Land Owners of Time and 
 Place of Meeting of Viewers and Surveyor in Matter of County 
 Road.| The county auditor, if the road is proposed to be laid out, 
 altered or vacated on lands owned by a non-resident of the county, shall 
 cause a notice to such non-resident to be published for four consecutive 
 weeks, in a newspaper published in the county. The notice shall state 
 the time and place of the meeting of the viewers, and surveyor, as speci- 
 fied in the order of the county commissioners, and also the substance of 
 the petition. 
 
 SEc. 6907. [Assessments for Improvement of County Road.} 
 Before adopting the assessments so made, the county commissioners 
 shall publish notice for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of gen- 
 eral circulation in the county, that such assessments have been made, 
 and that they are on file in the office of the county commissioners for 
 the inspection and examination of the persons interested therein. 
 
 SEC. 6934. [Letting of Coatract for County Road Improvement.] 
 Notice of such letting shall be first published for at least four weeks in 
 a newspaper printed and of general circulation in the county, stating the 
 nature and extent of the work and the time when said letting will be 
 made; or, if sealed bids are required, when they will be opened. The 
 county commissioners may let the work as a whole, or in convenient 
 sections as they may determine. They may require a bond from each 
 bidder in such sums as they determine, with sureties to their approval, 
 conditioned that if the contract is awarded on such bid, the bidder will 
 enter into the contract and execute the bond, with approved sureties, 
 for the faithful performance of the contract. 
 
 SEC. 6956-5. (101 V. 248). [Notice of Proposed Improvement 
 of County Road.}] * * * The commissioners shall thereupon cause 
 
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 to be published in some newspaper printed and of general circulation 
 within the county, once a week for three consecutive weeks, notice that 
 such improvement is about to be made; that the plans, plats, profiles, 
 specifications and estimates of quantities are on file in the office of the 
 county commissioners for the inspection and examination of persons 
 interested therein, of the time and place of hearing objections to the said 
 improvement and claims for compensation for lands and property taken 
 and damages sustained on account of or incident thereto, and that un- 
 less such claims are filed in writing with the commissioners on or be- 
 fore the time fixed for said hearing, same shall be waived. 
 
 SEc. 6956-6. (101 V. 249). [Notice of Proposed Improvement of 
 Road Located in Two or More Counties.| * * * The county 
 commissioners of each of the said counties shall thereupon cause to be 
 published in some newspaper printed and of general circulation in their 
 respective counties once a week for three consecutive weeks, notice that 
 such improvement is about to be made; that the plans, plats, profiles, 
 specifications and estimates of quantities are on file in the office of the 
 commissioners of the respective counties for the inspection and exami- 
 nation of persons interested therein, and of the time and place of hear- 
 ing by the joint board of objections to the said improvement and claims 
 for compensation for land and property taken and damages sustained on 
 account of or incident thereto. In the event that land and property are to 
 be taken a similar notice shall be served personally ten days before the 
 said hearing on the owner of the said land and property resident within 
 the counties along the line of which said improvement is to me made by 
 giving him a copy of such notice or by leaving the same at his residence. 
 If such owner is non-resident of the county, said notice shall be made by 
 publication as hereinbefore provided, and, if the residence of such own- 
 er is known, the commissioners shall also cause a copy of said notice 
 to be deposited in the postoffice, postage prepaid, addressed to such own- 
 er at his last known place of residence. Proof of the service of the 
 notice herein required may be made by affidavit. 
 
 Sec. 6956-9. (tor V. 250). [Letting of Contract for County Road 
 Improvement.] * * * Notice of such letting shall be first pub- 
 lished once a week for three consecutive weeks in some newspaper, or 
 two newspapers if deemed necessary, printed and of general circulation 
 in the county, stating the nature and extent of the work and the time when 
 said letting will be made and sealed bids received. 
 
 Sec. 6956-12. (101 V. 252). [Assessment for County Road Im- 
 
 provement.| * * * Before adopting the assessment so made and 
 reported the commissioners shall publish once a week for two consecu- 
 
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 tive weeks in some newspaper printed and of general circulation in the 
 county notice that such assessment has been made and that the same is 
 on file in the office of the county commissioners for inspec-ion. 
 
 SEC. 6956-13. (101 V. 253). [Assessment for County Road Im- 
 provement Located in Two or More Counties.}| * * . Betore 
 adopting the assessment so made and reported, the commissioners of 
 each of the said counties shall thereupon cause to be published once a 
 week for two consecutive weeks in some newspaper printed and of gen- 
 eral circulation in their respective counties notice that such assessment 
 has been made and that the same is on file in the office of the county 
 commissioners for inspection. Thereupon like proceedings shall be 
 had and like action taken as are provided in the preceding section for 
 making the assessment when the improvement lies wholly within one 
 county. 
 
 SEC. 6956-1. (101 V. 291). [Letting Contract for Treating 
 County Road With Crude Oil, Liquid Asphalt, Etc.] That when 
 the owners of more than one-half of the foot frontage of the lands 
 abutting upon a macadamized or ‘other improved road or highway shall 
 petition the board of county commissioners of any county, to sprinkle 
 or treat the same with crude oil, liquid asphalt, or other suitable prepa- 
 rations, said commissioners May proceed to carry out prayer of said’ 
 petition within thirty days after filing the same or as soon thereafter as. 
 may ke practicable, and may proceed to invite, sealed bids for such work 
 or material or both by advertising therefor in some newspaper of gen-. 
 eral circulation in the county each week for two consecutive weeks, and 
 by posting notices on a public bulletin board in the county commission- 
 ers’ office, or the county auditor’s office for not less than fifteen days. 
 
 Sec. 7194. [Hearing on Petition to Construct Turnpike.] The 
 county auditor, at the same time, shall give a like notice to each non- 
 resident lot or land owner by publication in a newspaper, printed and' 
 of general circulation in the county, for three consecutive weeks prior: 
 to the meeting of such viewers and surveyors. Such notice shall be 
 verified by the affidavit of the printer, or other person knowing the fact, 
 and filed with the auditor on or before that day. 
 
 SEC. 7204. [Submission of Question to Construct Turnpike by 
 General Tax.] The county commissioners shall not levy a general 
 tax, nor appropriate money, except so far as is necessary to pay the ex- 
 pense of preliminary surveys already commenced, or other liabilities al- 
 ready incurred, to be expended in the construction of such turnpikes, 
 
 without first submitting to. the qualified voters of the county the ques- 
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 tion of constructing such roads by general tax, which submission shall 
 be made at a general election. 
 
 Src. 7208. [Resubmission of Question to Construct Turnpike by 
 General Tax.] At such election if a majority of the votes cast is 
 against constructing such turnpike, the county commissioners shall not 
 assess a tax for that purpose, but, on petition of not less than one hun- 
 dred taxpayers of the county, they may again submit the same question 
 at a general election, to the qualified voters of the county, notice of 
 which shall be given and the election conducted in all respects in the 
 manner prescribed in the next five preceding sections. 
 
 Src. 7221, [Letting of Contract for Construction of Turnpike. | 
 The work of the construction of such roads shall be let publicly by the 
 county commissioners to the lowest responsible bidder, after due notice 
 given of such letting by publication in one or more newspapers published 
 or of general circulation in the county, or by hand-bills, or both. For that 
 purpose the road commissioners shall cause the road to be divided into 
 convenient sections, and each section numbered from the county seat, 
 or other point named as the place of beginning, toward the termination, 
 and shall let the contracts by sections with proper specifications of the 
 various kinds of labor required on each section. 
 
 Sec. 7225. [Construction of Turnpike on Petition.] When a 
 majority of the landowners along a contemplated route, having given 
 notice for thirty days by publication in a newspaper published in the 
 
 county of their intention so to do, present their petition to the board | 
 
 of county commissioners praying for the establishment and construction 
 of a free turnpike road along such contemplated route, designating in the 
 petition the place of beginning and termirius of the proposed road, the 
 commissioners of the county, if they deem the construction of the road 
 advisable and of general public interest, may employ a competent en- 
 gineer who, with them, «wall determine the line of location of the road 
 connecting the beginn’s and terminus designated, and the width of the 
 road which shall noc be less than thirty feet nor more than sixty feet. 
 
 Src. 7233. [Application for Construction of One-Mile Assess- 
 ment Pike.] Such petitioners shall satisfy the county commissioners 
 that public notice has been given by advertisement in a newspaper of 
 general circulation in the county, of such intended application, for at 
 least four consecutive weeks preceding the hearing thereof. 
 
 Sec. 7274. [Changing Road to Toll Road.] When two consecu- 
 tive miles or more of a free turnpike road is made in good order for 
 
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 travel or transportation, and the taxes applicable thereto and the two 
 days’ labor will not keep it in repair, and three-fourths of the resident. 
 freeholders on the road, as described in this chapter, after giving notice 
 as required in section seventy-two hundred and thirty-three, petition the 
 county commissioners therefor, they shall authorize the road commis- 
 sioners to place a gate or gates on the road, and charge such rate of toll, 
 when added to the common tax of the grand levy and the two days’ 
 work, as will keep the road in good repair. 
 
 Sec. 7278. [Proceedings When Petitioners for One-Mile Assess- 
 ment Pike Reside in Different Counties.}] In such case, the county 
 commissioners of the respective counties may join in carrying out the 
 provisions of this chapter by severally appointing commissioners to lay 
 out and establish a free turnpike road, in all respects as if the petitioners 
 reside wholly in one county, 
 
 SEC. 7281. [Petition for One-Mile Assessment Pike on County 
 Line.] The boards of road commissioners, in their subsequent joint 
 acts pertaining to the construction and repair of a free turnpike road, 
 shall be governed in all respects by the provisions of this chapter, and 
 to a like extent as if the road were laid out and established wholly in 
 one county. 
 
 SEC. 7316. [Improving Road Connecting Two Improved Roads. | 
 Such improvement shall be advertised, let and paid for, on estimates of 
 the superintendent, approved by the county commissioners, as it pro- 
 gtesses in conformity to this chapter. 
 
 SEC. 7327. [Notice of Proposed Construction of Two-Mile As- 
 sessment Pike.] The county auditor shall notify the viewers and 
 surveyor of the time and place of their meeting to make the view, and 
 ive notice thereof by publication, in a newspaper printed in the county, 
 for three consecutive weeks prior to the meeting. Such notice shall state 
 the time and place of beginning, intermediate points, if any, and the 
 place of termination, 
 
 SEC. 7347. [Assessment on Two-Mile Assessment Pike.] When 
 the report of the committee is returned, the county auditor shall give 
 notice thereof by publication in a newspaper published and of general 
 circulation in the county, for at least three consecutive weeks, of the 
 time when the county commissioners will meet at the county auditor’s 
 office to hear it. 
 
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 Sec. 7390. [Conversion of Toll Road into Free Road.| In ascer- 
 taining what lots and lands are benefited, and té6 what extent each piece 
 shall be assessed for the purchase, and whether a majority of the owners 
 thereof have petitioned therefor, the county commissioners, auditor, and 
 treasurer shall have the power and authority provided in chapter nine 
 of this title, and be governed in the assessment and coilection of taxes 
 to pay for the road so purchased and in all other respects, so far as ap- 
 plicable, by the provisions of such chapter. 
 
 Sec. 7398. [Sale of Bonds for Conversion of Toil Road into 
 Free Road.| ‘The principal thereof shall be payable in not to exceed 
 twenty-five years from the date of issue, and both principal and interest 
 be payable. at the office of the county treasurer. The bonds shall be 
 sold at not less than their par value and accrued interest, after advertise- 
 ment of such sale, by the commissioners, in two newspapers published 
 in the county, at least once a week for four consecutive weeks. 
 
 Sec. 7417. [Letting Contract for Improvement of County Road. } 
 Upon the approval of said surveys, profiles, estimates and specifications, 
 the commissioners of the county shall advertise for bids in a newspaper 
 of general circulation in the county, for a period of three weeks, and 
 shall let the contract for making such improvement to the lowest and 
 best bidder or bidders, who shall give such reasonable security for the 
 proper performance of their contract within the time and in the manner 
 prescribed therein, as the county commissioners shall require. 
 
 Sec. 7418. [When Estimated Cost of Improvement of County 
 Road Does Not Exceed Five Hundred Dollars, Contract May be Let 
 Without Advertising.] When the estimated cost of an improvement 
 does not exceed five hundred dollars, it may be let without publication 
 in a newspaper.as required in the next preceding section. 
 
 Sec. 7428. [Letting Contract for Material for Road Repair.] 
 The county commissioners shall cause notice to be given once a week 
 
 for three weeks in one paper of general circulation in the county of the 
 
 time and place of bids for furnishing and delivering the material will 
 be received. - 
 
 Sec. 7431. [Division of Work for Road Repair; Letting Con- 
 tract for Same.] The county commissioners, if they deem it neces- — 
 sary and proper, may divide. the work into convenient sections and let — 
 to the lowest and best bidder or bidders, the job of making the repairs for 
 one year, according to specifications to be submitted to the bidders. In 
 
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 such event the notices, contracts and bonds to be given, entered into, and 
 furnished, shall be in accordance with the provisions of sections seventy- 
 four hundred and twenty-seven, seventy-four hundred and twenty-eight 
 and seventy-four hundred and twenty-nine. 
 
 SEc. 7449. [Publication of Rules Regulating Labor and Travel 
 on Turnpike.] The directors shall cause notice to be published in at 
 least one newspaper of general circulation in the county, of such rules 
 as are adopted for the regulations of labor and travel on such roads, 
 and of the regular meetings of the board. On or before the third Mon- 
 day in the month of September in each year they shall make a detailed 
 Statement of receipts and expenses to the court of common pleas 
 
 Sec. 7450. [Annual Report of Turnpike Directors.] The reports 
 shall be examined and published in like manner as the annual report of 
 the county commissioners. 
 
 SEC. 7500. [Hearing on Petition for Extra Tax Levy for Road 
 Purposes.] Upon the filing of such petition the county commis- 
 sioners shall give notice of the time of hearing thereof, by publication 
 once a week for two weeks prior to the consideration thereof in a news- 
 paper of general circulation in the county, and provide for the payment 
 of costs in case of road commissioners under the one mile assessment 
 pike laws. 
 
 SEC. 7817. [Notice by County Examiners of Meetings for Exami- 
 nation of Teachers.] * * * Notice thereof shall be published in 
 two weekly newspapers of different politics printed in the county, if two 
 papers thus are published, if not, then a publication in one only is re- 
 quired. In no case shall the board hold any private examination or ante- 
 date any certificate, 
 
 SEC. 9263. [Election on Question of Purchase of Toll-road.] The 
 county commissioners of any county in the state, when petitioned to do 
 so by at least fifty freeholders, citizens of the counties, shall purchase 
 any or all the toll roads or parts thereof within such counties, as here- 
 inafter provided. Before such purchase is made the commissione:s of 
 the county in which the people vote in favor of purchasing the toll roads, 
 shall make an order to that effect on their journals, and submit the pur- 
 chase to the voters of the county either before or after an appraisement 
 of the value of the roads has been had, at any regular election, giving at 
 
 least ten days’ notice thereof, in at least two newspapers published in 
 the county. 
 
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 3. MUNICIPAL. 
 
 SEC. 3502. [Resolution of Council to Take Census.j Upon pres- 
 entation of such petition, the council by resolution at its next regular 
 meeting shall authorize the city auditor to cause a census of the city to 
 be taken and report the result thereof to the city council. It shall be 
 necessary to read the resolution but once and it shall be published as 
 other resolutions of a general or permanent nature. 
 
 SEC. 3520. [Petition to Incorporate Village.}] * * * There- 
 upon the agent shall cause a notice containing the substance of the peti- 
 tion, and the time and place where it will be heard, to be published in a 
 newspaper printed and of general circulation in the county, for the period 
 of six consecutive weeks and cause a copy of the notice to be posted in a 
 conspicuous place within the limits of the proposed corporation, not less 
 than six weeks prior to the time fixed for the hearing. 
 
 SEC. 3527. [Election on Question to Incorporate Village.] The 
 township trustees shall give ten days’ notice of such election by publica- 
 tion in a newspaper of general. circulation in such territory, and cause 
 written or printed notices thereof, to be posted in three or more public 
 places in such territory proposed to be incorporated. 
 
 Sec. 3549. [Annexation on Application of Citizen of Territory 
 Adjacent to Municipality.] The petition shall be presented to the 
 board of commissioners at a regular session thereof, and when so pre- 
 sented the same proceedings shall be had as far as applicable, and the 
 same duties in respect thereto shall be performed by the commissioners 
 and other officers, as required in case of an application to be organized 
 into a village under the provisions of this division. 
 
 SEc. 3561. [Annexation of Territory on Application of Corpora- 
 tion.]| When the petition is presented to the commissioners, like pro- 
 ceedings shall be had, in all respects, so far as applicable, as are re- 
 quired in case of annexation or application of citizens in this chapter. 
 
 SEC. 3568. (i101 V. 244). [Annexation of One Corporation to 
 Another.] * * * Each ordinance shall prescribe the manner in 
 which the submission shall be made and shall be published in- each cor- 
 poration by posters or otherwise, for the period of at least twenty days 
 prior to the time fixed for the election in such manner as the council 
 deems most expedient. 
 
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 SEc. 3594. [Vacating or Altering Plat of Municipal Corpora- 
 tion,|_ Applications for vacating or altering a plat, addition, or part 
 thereof, shall be by petition, in writing, filed with the clerk of the court 
 of common pleas, and the applicant or applicants shall give thirty days’ 
 notice thereof by publication in a newspaper printed and of general Ccir- 
 culation in the county. The notice shall set forth briefly the part or 
 parts of the plat or addition to be vacated. 
 
 Sec. 3611. [Supplying Lost or Destroyed Records of Plat of 
 Municipal Corporation.] Upon the filing of the application, the 
 auditor of the county shall give notice, by publication for two consecu- 
 tive weeks in a newspaper published and of general circulation in the 
 county, of the filing thereof and also notify the county commissioners 
 thereof. 
 
 SEc. 3682. [Appropriation of Property by Municipality; Notice 
 to Owners of Property.| Notice of the time and place of such appli- 
 cation shall be given in the ordinary manner serving legal process, to all 
 owners or agents of owners resident of the state, whose place of resi- 
 dence is known, and to all others by publishing the substance of the ap- 
 plication, with a statement of the time and place at which it is to be 
 made, once a week for three weeks next preceding the time of the ap- 
 plication in some newspaper of general circulation in the county. 
 
 Src. 3699. [Sale or Lease of Real Estate by Municipality.] No 
 contract for the sale or lease of real estate shall be made unless authorized 
 by an ordinance, approved by the votes of two-thirds of all members 
 elected to the council, and by the board or officer having supervision or 
 management of such real estate. When such contract is so authorized, it | 
 shall be made in writing by the board or officer having such supervision or 
 management and only with the highest bidder, after advertisement once 
 a week for five consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circula- 
 tion within the corporation. Such board or officer may reject any or 
 all bids and re-advertise until all such real estate is sold or leased. 
 
 SEC. 3703. [Sale of Personal Property Valued at More Than 
 Five Hundred Dollars by Municipality.} Personal property not 
 needed for municipal purposes, the estimated value of which is less than 
 five hundred dollars, may be sold by the board or officer having super- 
 vision or management thereof. If the estimated value of such prop- 
 erty exceeds five hundred dollars, it shall be sold only in the manner 
 
 herein provided for the sale of real estate. 
 
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 SEC. 3709. [Exchange of Lots for School Purposes.] Notice oi 
 the filing, pendency, and prayer of the petition shall be published for 
 four consecutive weeks, prior to the day of hearing, in a newspaper 
 printed in such municipality, or if there is none, in a newspaper printed 
 in the county, and of general circulation in such municipality. 
 
 SEC. 3715. [Opening and Altering Streets.} When it deems 
 it necessary, the council may open, straighten, alter, divert, narrow or 
 widen, any street, alley, or public highway, within the limits of the 
 corporation. The council shall provide by ordinance therefor which 
 shall briefly, and in general terms, describe the part, if any, of the 
 street, alley, or public highway to be abandoned by reason of such 
 change thereof, and the property, if any, to be appropriated shall be as 
 provided for the appropriation of property for other municipal pur- 
 poses in this title. 
 
 SEC. 3728. [Vacating Street.] No street or alley shall be so 
 vacated or narrowed, unless notice of the pendency and prayer of the 
 petition be given by publishing in a newspaper published or of general 
 circulation in such municipality, for six consecutive weeks preceding ac- 
 tion on such petition, or, where no newspaper is published in the corpo- 
 ration, by posting the notice in three public places therein six weeks pre- 
 ceding such action. Action thereon shall take place within three months 
 after the completion of the notice. 
 
 SEC. 3731. [Vacating or Establishment of Street or Alley by 
 Court.] Notice of the pendency, object and prayer of a petition for 
 such vacation or establishment of a street or alley shall be served upon 
 such municipality in the manner provided by law for the’service of sum- 
 mons and shall be given by publication in a newspaper of general cir- 
 culation in the county in which such street or alley is located, for four 
 consecutive weeks on the same day of the week, and the cause may be 
 heard and determined at any time after the expiration of ten days from 
 the date of the last publication. 
 
 SEC. 3755. [Assessment of Property for Treatment of Streets 
 with Oil.] When a portion of the cost is to be assessed against pri- 
 vate property, notice to the owners thereof shall be given by publishing 
 the resolution establishing the district and setting forth the portion of 
 the cost to be assessed, once each week, for two weeks in a newspaper 
 published and of general circulation in the corporation, and if there is 
 no newspaper published therein, copies of the resolution shall be posted 
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 Src. 3769. [Proceedings to Establish Street Railway Route.] 
 Nothing mentioned in the preceding section shall be done, no ordinance 
 or resolution to establish or define a street railroad route shall be passed, 
 no action inviting proposals to construct and operate such railroad shall 
 be taken by the council, and no ordinance for the purpose specified in 
 such section shall be passed, until public notice of the application there- 
 for has been given by the clerk of the council once a week, for the period 
 ‘of at least three consecutive weeks in one or more of the daily papers, 
 if there be such, and if not, then in one or more weekly papers published 
 in the corporation. 
 
 SEC. 3774. [Election on Grant of Street Railway Franchise. ] 
 Thirty days’ notice of such submission shall be given by the mayor of 
 ‘the municipality in two newspapers of opposite politics printed therein, 
 ‘once a week for four consecutive weeks, stating the object and pur- 
 pose, and the time and place of holding such election. 
 
 SEc. 3812-1. (101 V. 242). [Service Connections for Sewer and 
 Water.] The director of public service in cities and council in vil- 
 lages shall appoint some competent person to serve said notice in the 
 manner provided for the service of summons in civil actions and the re- 
 port of the person serving said notice or a certified copy thereof shall be 
 prima facie evidence of the service of the notice as therein stated; pro- 
 vided that if any of said owners be non-residents of the corporation or 
 cannot be found, such notice may be given publication twice in one or 
 more newspapers of general circulation in the municipality. 
 
 SEc. 3814. [Public Improvements Which Are to Be Paid for by 
 Special Assessments.]_ When it is deemed necessary by a munici- 
 pality to make a public improvement to be paid for in whole or in part 
 by special assessments, council shall declare the necessity thereof by 
 resolution, three-fourths of the members elected thereto concurring, ex- 
 cept as otherwise herein provided. Such resolution shall be published 
 
 as other resolutions, but shall take effect upon its first publication. 
 
 SEc. 3818. [Service of Notice of Passage of Resolution to Im- 
 prove Under Special Assessments.] A notice of the passage of such 
 resolution shall be served by the clerk of council, or an assistant, upon 
 the owner of each piece of property to be assessed, in the manner pro- 
 vided by law for the service of summons in civil actions, If any such 
 owners Or persons are not residents of the county, or if it appears by 
 the return in any case of the notice, that such owner cannot be found, 
 the notice shall be published at least twice in a newspaper of general 
 circulation within the corporation. 
 
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 SEC. 3833. [Letting Contract for Improvements Under Special. 
 Assessments.] The contract for any such improvement shall be let 
 by the director of public service, in the same manner as other contracts, 
 and in case all bids be rejected such director in cities and the council of 
 villages may order a readvertisement for bids. 
 
 SEC. 3843. [Notice to Owners of Lots and Lands Assessed for 
 Street Sprinkling, Cleaning and Sweeping.] Notice of the passage 
 of such ordinance shall be given the owners of lots and lands to be as— 
 sessed for the payment of the cost and expense of the work provided for 
 therein, by publishing the ordinance at least once in a newspaper pub- 
 lished and of general circulation within the corporation and no other or 
 further notice shall be required. | 
 
 Sec. 3856. [Construction and Repair of Sidewalk, Curbing and 
 Gutters.] If it appears in any such return, that the owner is 2 non- 
 resident of the county, or that neither such owner, agent, or his place of 
 residence could be found, publication of a copy of the resolution in a 
 newspaper of general circulation in the corporation, in the manner pro-- 
 vided for service by publication of resolutions for street improvements, 
 
 shall be deemed sufficient notice to such owner, but no publication of the 
 resolution shall be necessary in the case of construction or repair of side 
 
 walks, curbing and gutters where the notice is served upon the owner 
 or agent as provided in the preceding two sections. 
 
 SEC. 3870-2. (1o1 V. 148). [Construction or Repair of Retain- 
 ing Works Along Canal or Watercourse.] Whenever the council 
 
 of any city or village declares by resolution that such a condition exists. 
 
 and that for the purpose mentioned in section 1 it is necessary that such 
 retaining works or structures be repaired along the shore or in front of 
 any specified parcel or parcels of land abutting on any such waterway, 
 the clerk of the council shall cause a written notice of the passage of such 
 resolution to be served upon the owner or owners of such parcel or 
 parcels or his agent, which notice shall be served and returned or pub- 
 lished in the manner provided in sections 3854, 3855 and 3856 of the 
 General Code. 
 
 SEC. 3874. [Notice of Completion of Sewer Plans.| When 
 such plan of sewerage has been prepared, the council shall give at least 
 ten days’ notice in one newspaper of general circulation in the corpora- 
 tion, stating that such plans have been prepared, and are filed in the 
 office of the clerk for examination and inspection by parties interested. 
 
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 Src. 3878. [Resolution of Necessity for Construction of S:wer.| 
 
 Wk it is deemed necessary by a municipal corporation to construct 
 =" Gr a part of the sewers provided for in such plan, the council shall 
 declare by resolution the necessity thereof. “Such resolution shall con- 
 tain a declaration of the necessity of such improvement, a statement 
 of the district or districts or parts thereof proposed to be constructed, 
 the character of the materials to be used, a reference to the plans and 
 specifications, where they are on file, and the mode of payment therefor, 
 and shall cause the resolution to be published once a week for not less 
 than two nor more than four consecutive weeks in one newspaper of 
 general circulation in the corporation. 
 
 Sec. 3880. [Contract for Construction of Sewer.] The work 
 shall be advertised, and the contract shall be awarded to the lowest and 
 best bidder, in the manner heretofore provided for the improvement of 
 streets. 
 
 Src. 3886. [Contract for Construction of Joint Sewer.] The ad- 
 vertisement for bids for the construction thereof shall be joint, and shall 
 be filed with the clerk of council, and reported to the council of each cor- 
 poration. Any contract made for the construction of such sewer shall 
 be in the names of such corporations jointly, but each corporation shall 
 be liable only for such portion of the cost and expense as shall be spect- 
 fied in the ordinances providing therefor. 
 
 Sec. 3895. [Notice of Assessments.] Before adopting an assess- 
 ment made as provided in this chapter, the council shall publish notice 
 for three weeks consecutively, in a newspaper of general circulation in 
 the corporation, that such assessment has been made, and that it is on 
 
 filé in the office of the clerk for the inspection and examination of 
 
 persons interested therein. 
 
 Sec. 3900. [Notice to Non-resident Owner of Proceedings to 
 Enforce Lien.] In proceedings to enforce the lien, when the owner 
 of any lot or land assessed is a non-resident of the state, or is unknown, 
 notice shall be given by publication in the manner prescribed by law in 
 similar cases. 
 
 Src. 3924. [Sale of Bonds by Municipality.]| Sales of bonds, 
 other than to the trustees of the sinking fund of the city or to the board 
 of commissioners of the sinking fund of the city school district as herein 
 
 authorized, by any municipal corporation, shall be to the highest and 
 
 best bidder, after thirty days’ notice in at least two newspapers of gen- 
 
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 eral circulation in the county where such municipal corporation is sit- 
 uated setting forth the nature, amount, rate of and place of sale. Addi- 
 tional notice may be published outside of such county by order of the 
 council, but when such bonds have been once so advertised and offered 
 for public sale, and they, or any part thereof, remain unsold, those unsold 
 may be sold at private sale at not less than their par value, under the 
 direction of the mayor and the officers and agents of the corporation 
 by whom such bonds have been, or shall be, prepared, advertised and 
 offered at public sale. 
 
 SEC. 3926. [Sale of Bonds by Popular Subscription.] * * * 
 All such bonds shall be first offered the sinking fund trustees as is pro- 
 vided in the preceding sections, and shall be advertised and sold as pro- 
 vided in such sections, setting forth the amount of bonds to be sold and 
 the denomination in which they will be issued, with an invitation for 
 tenders for all or part of such issue. 
 
 SEC. 3937. [Election on Issue of Bonds for Improving Natural 
 Gas Works.] Fifteen days’ notice of the submission shall be given 
 in one or more newspapers printed in the municipal corporation cnce 
 a week for two consecutive weeks, stating the amount of bonds to 
 be issued, the purpose for which they are to be issued, and the time and 
 place of holding the election. If no newspaper is printed therein, the 
 notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place and published once a week 
 for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation therein. 
 
 SEC. 3946. [To Issue Bonds for Municipalities.]} Thirty days’ 
 notice of the election shall’ be given in one or more newspapers printed 
 ‘in the municipality once a week for four consecutive weeks prior thereto, 
 stating the amount of bonds to be issued, and the purpose for whieh 
 they are to be issued, and the time and place of holding the election. If 
 no newspaper is printed therein, the notice shall be posted in a conspicu- 
 ous place and published once a week for four consecutive weeks in 
 a newspaper of general circulation in the township or municipal 
 corporation. 
 
 SEC. 3952. [Notice of Election for Issue of Bonds.| Thirty days’ 
 notice of the election shall be given in one or more newspapers printed 
 in the municipality once a week for four consecutive weeks prior thereto, 
 stating the amount of bonds, to be issued, and the purpose for which 
 they are to be issued, and the time and place of holding the election, if 
 no newspaper is printed therein, the notice shall be posted in a conspicu- 
 ous place and published once a week for four consecutive weeks in 
 
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 a newspaper of general circulation in the township or municipal 
 corporation. 
 
 Sec. 4010. [Bonds to Provide for and Furnish Library Build- 
 ings.]| Such bonds shall be sold to the highest bidder after being . 
 advertised once a week for four consecutive weeks in a newspaper 
 having a general circulation in the county where the bonds are issued. 
 If there is more than one newspaper in the county, the sale of such 
 bonds shall be advertised in at least one such additional newspaper. 
 
 Sec. 4011. [What Advertisement for Sale of Bonds for Library 
 Building to Contain.] The advertisement shall state the total 
 number of bonds to be sold, the amount of each, how long they are 
 to run, the rate of interest to be paid thereon, whether annually or semi- 
 annually, the law or section of law authorizing their issue, the day, hour, 
 and place in the county where they are to be sold, and the privilege 
 shall be reserved by such board to reject all or any bids, and if such 
 bids are rejected, the bonds shall be readvertised. The moneys arising 
 on premiums of their sale as well as the principal shall be credited. to 
 the fund_on account of which they are issued and sold, and shall be 
 used for the purpose only for which issued. 
 
 Sec. 4031. [Contracts for Work and Material for Municipal 
 Hospital.]|_ The board shall not enter into any contract for work or 
 materials, except as relates to procuring plans, drawings, specifications, 
 and forms of bids, without first causing thirty days’ notice to be given 
 in one Or more newspapers of general circulation in the corporation, 
 
 that sealed proposals will be received for doing the work or furnishing 
 
 the materials. 
 
 Sec. 4046. [Contracts for Work or Supplies in Excess of One 
 Thousand Dollars for Municipal Hospital.} Such boards shall not 
 enter into a contract for work, or supplies, where the estimated cost 
 
 thereof exceeds one thousand dollars, without first causing thirty days’ 
 
 notice to be given in one newspaper of general circulation in the corpo- 
 ration, that sealed proposals will be received for doing the work or fur- 
 nishing the materials and supplies. 
 
 SEC. 4078. [Contracts Awarded by Board of Park Trustees. | 
 The board shall not enter into any contract for work or supplies where 
 the estimated cost thereof exceeds one thousand dollars, without first 
 
 . causing thirty days’ notice in one newspaper of general circulation in the 
 
 corporation that sealed proposals may be received for doing the work 
 or furnishing such materials and supplies. 
 
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 SrEc. 4205-1. [When City Wishes to Establish Municipal Pawn- 
 shops and Sell Unredeemed Property.] Thirty days’ notice of such 
 submission shall be given by the mayor of the municipality in two news- 
 papers of opposite politics printed therein, once a week for four consecu- 
 tive weeks, stating the object and purpose and aie time and place of 
 holding such election. 
 
 12. If the pledged property, consisting ie dry goods or clothing | 
 
 of any kind, is not redeemed within the time fixed and agreed upon, 
 the same shall, after three months from the expiration of the time of 
 the pledge, or after six months from the expiration of the time of the 
 pledge, in case it consists of other articles, be sold in the city at public 
 auction without redemption under the direction of said municipal pawn 
 department, and not elsewhere or otherwise, to the highest bidder for 
 cash, after ten days’ notice of the time and place of sale and the kind 
 of goods, first given in a public newspaper having general circulation 
 in the said city. 
 
 SEC. 4221. [Contracts in Excess of Five Hundred Dollars Made 
 - by Council of Village.] All contracts made by the council of a village 
 shall be executed in the name of thé village and signed on behalf of the 
 village by the mayor and clerk. When any expenditure other than the 
 compensation of persons employed therein, exceeds five hundred dollars, 
 such contracts shall be in writing and made with the lowest and best 
 
 bidder after advertising for not less than two nor more than four 
 
 consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation within the village. 
 
 SEc. 4228. [Ordinances and Resolutions Requiring Publication 
 to be Published in Two Papers of Opposite Politics and German 
 Paper.] Ordinances and resolutions requiring publication shall be 
 published in two newspapers of opposite politics, published and of gen- 
 eral circulation in such municipality, if such there be, and shall be pub- 
 lished in a newspaper printed in the German language if there is in 
 such municipality such a paper having a bona fide paid circulation within 
 such municipality of not less than one thousand copies. Proof of such 
 circulation shall be made by the affidavit of the proprietor or editor of 
 such paper, and shall be filed with the clerk of the council. 
 
 SEC. 4229. [What Notices of Municipality to be Published and 
 How Long.| Except as otherwise provided in this title, in all munici- 
 pal corporations the statements, ordinances, resolutions, orders, proc- 
 lamations, notices and reports required by this title, or the ordinances 
 of a municipality to be published, shall be published in two newspapers 
 
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 of opposite politics of general circulation therein, if there are such in 
 the municipality, and for the following times: The statement of receipts 
 and disbursements required shall be published once; the ordinances and 
 resolutions once a week for two consecutive weeks; notices of contracts 
 and of sale of bonds once a week for four consecutive weeks; all other 
 ‘matters shall be published once. 
 
 SEc. 4230. [When Ordinances Published in Book Form Suf- 
 ficient.|_ When ordinances are revised, codified, rearranged and pub- 
 lished in book form and certified as correct by the clerk of council-and 
 the mayor, such publication shall be a sufficient publication, and the 
 ordinance or several ordinances so published in*book form, under ap- 
 propriate titles, chapters and sections, shall be held the same in law as 
 though they had been published in a newspaper or newspapers. A new 
 ordinance so published in book form, which has not been published ac- 
 cording to Jaw, and which contains entirely new matter shall be pub- 
 lished as heretofore required by law.: Such revision and codification may 
 be made under appropriate titles, chapters and sections and in one 
 ordinance containing one or more subjects. . 
 
 SEc. 4288. [Detailed Statement of Receipts and Expenditures. | 
 The auditor shall cause a copy of such detailed statement which shall 
 be approved by the mayor, to be posted at the places of holding elections 
 for officers of the corporation, on the morning of the first Tuesday after 
 the first Monday of November each year. If the municipality has a 
 population of over two thousand, the auditor shall have the statement 
 published once in a newspaper published or of general circulation in the 
 corporation, at least five days prior to such date. Upon the order of 
 the council, the auditor, at any time, shall furnish it a detailed statement : 
 of all receipts and disbursements, for such periods as it may require. An 
 auditor who refuses or neglects to conform to the provisions of this and . 
 the next preceding section, shall be fined by the mayor, or. police court 
 as the case may be, not more than thirty dollars or less than twenty-five — 
 dollars for the use of the corporation. The provisions of this and the 
 preceding sections shall not apply to a municipal corporation that pub- 
 lishes annually a detailed statement of the receipts and expenditures 
 in book form or in any other printed manner. 
 
 SEC. 4328. [Expenditure Exceeding Five Hundred Dollars. | 
 The director of public service may make any contract or purchase sup- 
 plies or material or provide labor for any work under the supervision 
 of that department not involving more than five hundred dollars. When 
 an expenditure within the department, other than the compensation of 
 
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 persons employed therein, exceeds five hundred dollars, such expenditure 
 shall first be authorized and directed by ordinance of council. When 
 so authorized and directed, the director of public service shail make a 
 written contract with the lowest and best bidder after advertisement for 
 not less than two nor more than four consecutive weeks in a newspaper 
 of general circulation within the city. 
 
 SEC. 4349. [Notice of Completion of Plans by Platting Com- 
 missioner.] When the whole plan, or any portion thereof, is com- 
 pleted, or when the location of any avenue, street, roadway, or alley 
 has been finally determined upon by the commissioner, a plat of the 
 plan, avenue, street, roadway, or alley shall be placed in the office of 
 the city civil engineer, for the inspection of persons interested, and 
 notice that it is ready for inspection shall be published in one or more 
 newspapers of general circulation within such municipal corporation, for 
 six consecutive weeks. 
 
 SEc. 4401. [Sale of Unclaimed Property by Chief of Police or 
 Marshal.] Property unclaimed for the period of one year shall be 
 sold by the chief of police or marshal at public auction, after giving 
 due notice thereof, by advertisement published three times in a news- 
 paper of general circulation in such county. In municipalities where 
 there is a police relief fund and trustees and officers thereof the proceeds 
 from such sale shall be paid to the treasurer of such fund and be placed 
 to its credit. In municipalities where there is no police relief fund and 
 trustees and officials thereof, such proceeds shall be paid to the treasurer 
 of the municipality, and be credited to the general fund. 
 
 SEC. 4515. (101 V. 243). [Competitive Bidding for Deposits of 
 Public Funds.] At least once every three years the trustees of the 
 sinking fund shall advertise for proposals for the deposit of all sums 
 held in reserve and shall deposit such reserve in the banks or banks, 
 incorporated under the laws of this state or of the United States. situated 
 within the county, which offer, at competitive bidding, the highest rate 
 of interest and best security and accommodation and give a good and 
 sufficient bond issued by a surety company authorized to do business in 
 this state, or furnish good and sufficient surety in a sum not less than 
 twenty per cent. in excess of the maximum amount at any time to be 
 deposited. . 
 
 Sec. 4676. [When no Paper Published in Municipality or Pub- 
 lisher Refuses to Publish Notice.] Where in this title a notice is 
 directed to be published in a newspaper, and no such paper is published 
 
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 at the place mentioned, or if such newspaper is published at the place, 
 but the publisher refuses on tender of his usual charge for a sunilar 
 notice, to insert it in his newspaper, a publication in any newspaper of 
 general circulation at such place shall be sufficient. Nothing in this 
 section shall be construed to dispense with posters where they are pro- 
 vided for. 
 
 Sec. 4837. [Mayor’s Proclamation of Municipal Election. | 
 Previous to any election for municipal officers, the mayor shall issue a 
 proclamation to the electors of the corporation or of the respective wards 
 or districts thereof, as the case may require, setting forth the time and 
 places of election and the officers to be chosen, and cause such proclama- 
 tion to be published in a newspaper printed in the corporatioyv at least 
 ten days previous to the election. If no such newspaper is published 
 in the corporation, such notice may be given by posters. 
 
 Sec. 5258. [Bids for Erection of Armory.] The board shall _ 
 advertise for sealed bids for the erection of such armory, and publish 
 such advertisement in at least one newspaper in the city or county in 
 which the armory is to be erected. All bids received shall be filed im 
 the office of the adjutant ‘general, and must be accompanied by a forfeit 
 consisting of a deposit of cash or certified check equivalent to two per- 
 cent. of the estimate on the building, conditioned upon the bidder enter—. 
 ing into a contract, if his bid is accepted. All money so forfeited shall’ 
 be covered into the state treasury to the credit of the “state armory 
 fund” hereinafter provided for, Upon the day specified in the advertise- 
 ment, the bids received shall be opened by the board, and the lowest 
 bid which complies with the plans and specifications submitte 1, may be 
 accepted. The board may reject any and all bids and readvertise for bids. 
 
 SEc. 6128. [Election for Local Option in Municipal Corpora-. 
 tions.}| Notice shall be given of such election, and it shall be con-. 
 ducted as provided by law for the election of members of the council’ 
 of such municipal corporation as far as such law is applicable. The 
 result of the election shall forthwith be entered upon the record of the 
 
 proceedings @ the council of the municipal corporation by the clerk 
 thereof. 
 
 Sec. (151. [Hearing on Petition for Local Option in Residence. 
 
 District.; When a petition, provided for in this subdivision of this 
 
 chapter, has been filed with the mayor of the municipal corporation or 
 with a judge of the court. of common pleas in the county, such mayor 
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 or judge shall forthwith cause a notice of the hearing on such petition 
 to be published in two newspapers of opposite party politics published 
 in such municipal corporation, if there are-two. Such notice shall set 
 forth the time when and place where such judge or mayor will consider 
 the petition, at which time he shall hear any electors of the district as 
 to the question of the petitioners being qualified electors in such resi- 
 dence district or any other matter which may be brought before such 
 mayor or judge for determination relating to the sufficiency of such 
 petition. 
 
 Src. 7843. [Notice by City Examiner of Meetings for Examina- 
 tion of Teachers.| Each board of city school examiners shall hold not 
 less than two meetings each year, notice of which must be published in 
 some newspaper of general circulation in the district. All examinations 
 of applicants shall be conducted at the meetings of the boards thus called. 
 The examination of every applicant must be in the presence of at least 
 two members of the board. 
 
 Src, 8865. [Resolution to Alter or Abolish Railroad Crossing. ] 
 Such resolution shall be published and notice of its passage given to 
 owners of property abutting on the proposed improvement, in the man- 
 ner provided as to resolutions of a city council declaring the necessity 
 of a contemplated public improvement, and claims for damages thereby. 
 caused, must be filed in the nianner, and within the time prescribed in 
 such cases. 
 
 Src: 8884. [Notice of Intention to Alter or Abolish Reilroad 
 Crossing to be Given Abutting Property Owners.] Before any work 
 shall be done which may be required in the making of such proposed 
 improvement, the council of such municipality shall by ordinance or 
 resolution require notice of its intention to make such improvement in 
 accordance with the plans and specifications to be given, after the man- 
 ner provided by law, to the owner of each piece of property abutting 
 upon any street, highway, or public place, the grade of which will be 
 charged by the proposed improvement. 
 
 4. TOWNSHIP. 
 
 Src. 3281. (ror V. 211). [Sale of Township Property.| The. 
 
 trustees may receive on behalf of the township, any donation by 
 request, devise, or deed of gift, or otherwise, of any property, real or 
 personal, for any township use. When the township has real estate or 
 buildings which it does not need, for township purposes, the trustees 
 
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 may sell and convey any such real estate or buildings. Such sale must 
 be by public auction and upon thirty days’ notice thereof in a newspaper 
 published, or of general circulation, in such township. 
 
 Sec. 3401. [Submission of Question of Tax for Township Hall. | 
 At the next general township and municipal election after such applica- 
 tions have been so filed, the question as to whether or not a tax shall 
 be levied upon all the property subject to taxation in such township 
 and village for the enlargement, improvement or erection of 4 public 
 building, shall be submitted to the electors of such township and of such 
 village. Ten days’ notice that the question will be submitted to the 
 electors, shall be given by the trustees of the township and the mayor 
 of the village, in a newspaper of general circulation in such township 
 and village, which notice shall state the maximum amount of money 
 proposed to be used for such purpose, and the rate of tax proposed to 
 be levied. 
 
 SEC. 3403. [Township Public Library.] On the petition of 
 twenty electors thereof, and upon four weeks’ public notice, published 
 in a paper of general circulation jn the county, the trustees of a township 
 shall submit to the electors of such township, at the general election jn 
 November, the question whether there shall be a public library estab- 
 lished in the township for the use and benefit of the citizens thereof, 
 
 SEC, 3410-4. (1o1 V. 388). [Township Memorial Building. ] 
 Said Loard of trustees shall request the trustees of the township to issue, 
 and said trustees shall thereupon issue the bonds of the townships in such 
 denominations for such a period, and bearing such rate of interest as 
 the board of trustees shall specify, not exceeding the total sum deter- 
 mined upon in the original resolution of the township trustees of said 
 township. Said bonds shall then be delivered to said board of trustees 
 of said memorial association and shall be sold by it for not less than 
 par, with accrued interest to the highest bidder after advertisement in 
 two or more newspapers published or of general circulation in said 
 township for a period of thirty days. 
 
 SEC. 3418, | Township Public Park.] -Upon filing such report, 
 the township trustees shall direct the township clerk to 
 
 notice by posting in five public places in the township, and by publication 
 
 at an election 
 will be held at the next general or township election to determine 
 whether a free public park shall be established for the township, and 
 the estimated cost of the land recommended fer that purpose, 
 
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 Sec. 3422-1. (101 V. 130). [Sale of Township Public Parks. | 
 * * % The board of park commissioners shall give twenty days’ notice 
 by posting in five public places in the township and by publication in 
 one or more newspapers of general circulation therein that an election 
 wiil be held on the date named in said notice to determine whether 
 or not said lands shall be sold. 
 
 Sec. 3424. [Submission of Question of Increased Levy for 
 Township Park.] On the making of such order the township clerk 
 shall give notice at least thirty days before the election that the vote 
 
 will be taken, by posting printed notices in at least five public places - 
 
 therein, and by publication in not less than one newspaper of general 
 circulation therein. 
 
 Sec. 3432. [Lighting Unincorporated Districts.| At the same 
 time, the clerk shall give like notice to each non-resident lot or land 
 owner by publication once in a newspaper printed and of general cir- 
 culation in the county in which the district is situated, at least two weeks 
 before the day set for hearing, which notice shall be verified by affidavit 
 of the printer or other person knowing the fact, and filed with the clerk 
 on or before the day of hearing. No further notice of the petition or 
 the proceedings thereunder shall thereafter be required. 
 
 Src. 4204. [Sale of Old Approach to Public Cemetery.| Land 
 belonging to such cemetery used for an approach thereto and in the 
 judgment of a majority of such othcers unnecessary for cemetery pur- 
 poses may be sold by them at public sale to the highest bidder, after 
 advertisement once a week for five consecutive weeks in a newspaper of 
 general circulation within the county in which the cemetery is situated. 
 Township or cemetery trustees making such saie shall execute in the 
 name of the township or corporation owning the cemetery proper con= 
 veyances of the land so sold. 
 
 Src. 6607. [Hearing on Petition for Township Ditch.] Upon 
 the filing of such petition and bond, the township clerk shall prepare 
 the necessary number of notices for the petitioner, who shall cause one 
 thereof to be given to the owner of each tract of land sought to be 
 affected by the proceeding. Such notice shall state substantially the 
 prayer of the petition, and when and where it will be for hearing by 
 the trustees. If a person, owning lands sought to be affected by the 
 
 proceeding, is a non-resident of the county, like notice shall be sent fo 
 
 him by mail, if such residence is known by the clerk, otherwise it shall 
 be published for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper published or of 
 general circulation in the county. 
 
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 SEc. 6627. [Appeal to Probate Court in Matter of Township 
 Ditch.] The appellants shall serve a copy of the notice provided in 
 the next preceding section, on all persons interested in the location of 
 the ditch residing within the county. If a person, so interested, resides 
 out of the county, or can not be served with such copy, the appellants 
 shall cause such notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in 
 a newspaper of general circulation in the county. Proof of such pub- 
 lication shall be filed in the probate court, with proof of the service 
 of the notice on all persons so interested, at least three days before 
 the time fixed for impaneling the jury. 
 
 Sec. 6716. [Removal of Obstruction in Ditch by Ditch Super- 
 visor Upon Failure of Land Owner to Remove Same.] The ditch 
 supervisor, at the time provided in the next preceding section, shall give 
 like notice to all land owners, whose addresses are not known, by pub- 
 lication in a newspaper of general circulation in the county for two con- - 
 secutive weeks. 
 
 SEc. 6978. [Election for Improvement of Township Road Partly 
 in Municipality.] The township trustees shall cause notice of the 
 election to be published in two newspapers in general circulation, if such 
 are printed in the township, for at least ten days and shall also cause 
 bills announcing the election, to be posted at the usual places of holding 
 elections at each precinct in such township at least ten days prior thereto. 
 
 SEC. 6981. [Resubmission of Question of Improving Road Partly 
 in Municipality.] At such election if a majority of the votes cast are 
 against the policy of improving the roads by general taxation, the town- 
 ship trustees shall not assess taxes for that purpose; but when a like 
 petition is thereafter presented to them, they shall again submit the same 
 question, at the next annual election, to the qualified voters of such 
 township, notice of which shall be given and the election conducted in 
 the manner provided by law for the first section. 
 
 SEc. 6989. [Letting of Contract for Improvement of Township 
 Road Partly in Municipality.] When the township trustees, by reso- 
 lution have determined to improve such designated road, the work of its 
 construction shall be publicly let to the lowest responsible bidder, after 
 notice given of such letting by publication in one or more newspapers, 
 if published in such township, and by bills judiciously posted at least 
 fifteen days before the letting of the contract. 
 
 Src. 7002. [Election on Question of Making Further Levy for 
 Township Road Improvement.] Those voting in favor of such 
 
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 proposition shall have on their ballots, “No further levy for road im- 
 provements—Yes,” and those ‘opposed “No further levy for road im- 
 provments—No.” The township trustees shall cause notice of the 
 election to be given as provided in section sixty-nine hundred and seventy- 
 eight, and the provisions of sections sixty-nine hundred and seventy-nine 
 and sixty-nine hundred and eighty shall be applicable to such election, 
 
 Src. 7005. [Sale of Bonds for Township Road Improvement. ] 
 Such bonds shall not be sold for less than their par value, and accrued 
 interest, and the aggregate amount of the bonds of a towuship, at one 
 time outstanding, shall not exceed one hundred thousand dollars. The 
 sale of such bonds shall be advertised for at least thirty days and they 
 shall be sold to the highest bidder at the office of the trustees of such 
 township. 
 
 SEc. 7009. [Election on Question of Increased Tax Levy for 
 {mprovement of Township Road.| The township trustees shall 
 cause notice of the election to be given in a like manner as provided in 
 section sixty-nine hundred and seventy-eight, and the provisions of sec- 
 tions sixty-nine hundred and seventy-nine and sixty-nine hundred and 
 eighty shall be applicable to such election. 
 
 Sec. 7026. [Letting of Contract for Improvement of Township 
 Road.| The trustees, after having given public notice of the time 
 and place of such letting for at least two weeks, in a newspaper of gen- 
 eral circulation in the township or county, or by hand-bills, or both, at 
 the discretion of the board of trustees, specifying the kind and quality 
 of material, and the part of the road upon which it is to be used, shall 
 let the contract to the lowest bidder, who shall give bond to the accep- 
 tance of the trustees. 
 
 Sec. 7049. [Sale of Bonds for Improvement of Township Road. | 
 The bonds so provided to be issued shall be sold at not less than par and 
 accrued interest, in such quantities as is deemed expedient by the trustees, 
 and shall be advertised and sold in the manner provided by law for the 
 advertisement and sale of other township bonds, 
 
 Sec. 7055. [Election in Separate Road District on Question of 
 
 Improvement of Township Road.|] The trustees shall cause notice 
 of such election to be published in two newspapers of general circula- 
 tion, if such are printed in the township, for at least ten days prior 
 thereto, and cause notices to be posted at the usual place of holding 
 elections, at least ten days prior to the election. In townships, where 
 
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 there are no papers published, the trustees shall give notice of the elec- 
 tion by posting notices in at least six of the most prominent places in 
 the township fifteen davs prior thereto. 
 
 Sec. 7104. [Submission of Question of Improving Roads in Road 
 District.| Those voting in favor of such proposition shall have on 
 their ballots, “Road improvement by general taxation—yes,” and those 
 opposed, “Road improvement by general taxation—no.” The road com- 
 missioners shall cause notice of such election to be given in at least two 
 of the newspapers published in or of general circulation in such road 
 district, and cause bills announcing the election to be posted up at the 
 usual place of holding elections in each ward and precinct in such road 
 district at least ten days prior thereto. 
 
 Sec. 7116. [Letting Contract for Road Improvement in Road 
 Pistuct.| = *:.* Due notice of such letting shall. be given. by 
 publication in at least one newspaper of general circulation in said road 
 
 district and by posters judiciously posted for a period of two consecutive 
 
 weeks prior to such letting. 
 
 SEc. 7125. (101 V. 33). [Sale of Bonds for Road Improvement 
 in Road District.| The sale of all such bonds shall be advertised, 
 once each week, for four consecutive weeks in two newspapers in the 
 county and the secretary or clerk of the board shall send marked copies 
 of such advertisement to at least ten leading bond buyers in the state 
 
 “or other states. Such bonds shall be sold to the highest responsible 
 
 bidder and the road commissioners may reject any and all bids. 
 
 SEC, 7900. [Election on Question of Levying Tax in Township 
 In Aid of Normal School.] Before the tax can be levied, the question 
 of making a levy for such purpose, shall be submitted to the qualified | 
 electors of the township, at a special or general election to be held therein, 
 due notice of which must be given at least twenty days prior to the 
 election, by publication in some newspaper of general circulation in the 
 township. 
 
 5. SCHOOL DISTRICT. 
 
 SEC. 2294. [Sale of Public Bonds by County Commissioners, 
 Boards of Education or Commissioners of Free Turnpikes.| All 
 bonds issued by boards of county commissioners, boards of education, 
 or commissioners of free turnpikes, shall be sold to the highest bidder 
 after being advertised three times weekly, in a newspaper having general 
 circulation in the county where the bonds are issued, and, if, the amount 
 
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 of bonds to be sold exceeds twenty thousand dollars, in an additional 
 newspaper having general circulation in the state, three times, weekly. 
 The advertisement shall state the total amount of bonds to be sold, the 
 amount of each bond, how long they are to run, the rate of interest to 
 be paid thereon, whether annually or semi-annually, the law or section 
 of law authorizing the issue, the day, hour and place in the county where 
 they are to be sold. 
 
 Src. 4694. [Transfer of Territory from One School District to 
 Another.| Thereupon the probate judge shall fix a day for the hear- 
 ing of the. petition and cause to be published for four consecutive weeks 
 in two newspapers of opposite politics printed and of general circulation 
 in the county, a notice of the filing of the petition and of the time of 
 the hearing. He shall also notify the clerks of the boards of education 
 interested of the filing of the petition of the time of hearing. 
 
 SEC. 4731. [Creating Special School District.] Upon the filing 
 of a petition for the establishment of a special school district, the probate 
 judge shall fix the time for the hearing of the petition, which shall be 
 within sixty days of the filing thereof. Théreupon he shall cause to 
 be published for four consecutive weeks in two newspapers of opposite 
 politics, printed and of general circulation in the county where the peti- 
 tion is filed, notice of the filing of the petition and the time of the 
 hearing thereon. Such notices shall be mailed to the clerk or clerks of 
 the boards of education having territory in the proposed special school 
 district. 
 
 SEC. 4750. [Sale of Real Estate by Board of Education.] When 
 a board of education decides to dispose of real or personal property, 
 held by it in its corporate capacity, exceeding in value three hundred 
 dollars, it shall sell such property at public auction after giving at least: 
 thirty days’ notice thereof by publication in a newspaper of general cir: 
 culation or by posting notices thereof in five of the most public places in 
 the district in which such property is situated. 
 
 Sec. 4776. [Statement of Receipts and Expenditures of Board 
 of Education.] Except city districts, the board of education of each 
 district shall require the clerk of the board annually, ten days prior ta 
 the election, to prepare and post at the place or places of holding such 
 elections, or publish in some newspaper of general circulation in the 
 district, an itemized statement of all money received and disbursed by 
 the treasury of the board, within the school year next preceding. 
 
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 Sec. 4839 [School Election.] The clerk of each board of edu- 
 cation shall publish a notice of all school elections in a newspaper of 
 general circulation in the district or post written or printed notices 
 thereof in five public places in the district at least ten days before the 
 holding of such election. Such notices shall specify the time and place 
 “of the election, the number of members of the board of education, to 
 be elected, and the term for which they are to be elected or the nature 
 of the question to be voted upon. 
 
 Sec. 4998. [Publication of Names of Nominees for Board of 
 Education.] When nominations of candidates for member of the 
 board of education have been made by nomination papers filed with the 
 board of deputy state supervisors as herein provided, such board of 
 deputy state supervisors shall publish on two different days prior to the 
 election a list of the names of such candidates in two newspapers of 
 opposite politics in the school district, if there is such printed and pub- 
 lished therein. If no newspaper is printed in such school district, the 
 board shall post such list in at least five public places therein. 
 
 SEC. 7593. [Election for Increase of Tax Levy for School Pur- 
 poses.] Notice of such election must be given by publication of the 
 resolution for three consecutive weeks prior thereto in some newspaper 
 published and of general circulation in the district, or by posting copies 
 thereof in five of the most conspicuous places in the district for a like 
 period, if no such paper is published therein. 
 
 SEc. 7623. [Letting Contract for Erecting, Repairing, Enlarging 
 or Furnishing School House.}] * * * For the period of four 
 weeks, the board shall advertise for bids in some newspaper of general 
 circulation in the district, and two such papers if there are so many. If 
 no newspaper has a general circulation therein, then by posting such 
 advertisement in three public places therein. Such advertisement shall 
 be entered in full by the clerk, on the record of the proceedings of 
 the board. 
 
 Sec. 7624. [Appropriation of Land for School Purposes.] Wheu 
 it is necessary to procure or enlarge a school site and the board of 
 education and the owner of the proposed site or addition are unable to 
 agree upon the sale and purchase thereof, the board shall make an ac- 
 curate plat and description of the parcel of land which it desires for such 
 purposes, and file them with the probate judge, or court of insolvency, 
 of the proper county. Thereupon the same proceedings of appropriation 
 
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 shall be had which are provided for the appropriation of private prop- 
 erty by municipal corporations. ; 
 
 Sec. 7625. [Election on Issuing Bonds for School Site or School 
 House.| When the board of education of any school district de- 
 termines that for the proper accommodation of the schools of such 
 district it is necessary to purchase a site or sites to erect a schoolhouse 
 or houses, to complete a partially built schoolhouse, to enlarge, repair 
 or furnish a schoolhouse or to purchase real estate for play ground for 
 children, or to do any or all of such things, that the funds at its disposal 
 or that can be raised under the provisions of sections seventy-six hun- 
 dred and twenty-nine and seventy-six hundred and thirty, are not suf: 
 ficient to accomplish the purpose and that a bond isstie is necessary, the 
 board shall make an estimate of the probable amount of money required 
 for such purpose or purposes and at a general election or special elec- 
 tion called for that purpose, submit to the electors of the district the 
 question of the issuing of bonds for the amount so estimated. Notices 
 of the election required herein shall be given in the manner provided 
 by law for school elections. 
 
 6. SCHOOL AND MINISTERIAL LANDS. 
 
 SEc. 3201. [Sale of Lease.] The trustees shall give twenty days” 
 
 previous notice of the time and place when such lease or leases will 
 be sold, by advertisement in three public places, or by insertion in a 
 
 newspaper published within the county, subjecting the purchaser to the 
 
 conditions contained in the lease of the delinquent. 
 
 Sec. 3216. [Sale of School Lands.] On the recording of sucly 
 proceedings, the auditor of the county shall forthwith cause a notice to 
 be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, for five 
 consecutive weeks before the day of sale, and, at the same time, by 
 posting copies of such notice in six of the most public places in the 
 county, two of which shall be in the township where the lands are 
 situated, and one at the court house. Such notices shall contain a de- 
 scription of the lots or lands to be sold, the valuation thereof, and the 
 
 time when they will be offered at not less than the appraised value thereof, 
 
 one-third of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale, and 
 the balance in two annual installments of equal amount, with interest 
 payable annually thereon. 
 
 Src. 2228. [Enforcing Payment for Purchase of School Lands. | 
 If the purchaser or lessee of any tract of section sixteen, or lands granted 
 
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 in place thereof for the support of common schools, fails to make any 
 payment on any tract of such land for the space of twelve months after 
 the time it becomes due and payable, the auditor of the county wherein 
 the land is situated shall forthwith proceed to sell such tract, with all 
 the improvements thereon, at the door of the court house, to the highest 
 and best bidder therefor, in cash, having first given notice of the time and 
 place of such sale, containing a description of the land and the money 
 due and to become due thereon, by publishing such notice in a news- 
 paper of general circulation in such county for six consecutive weeks 
 before the day of sale. 
 
 7. JUDICIAL. 
 
 SEC. 1521. [Time of Holding Circuit Court.] On receipt of 
 such order, the clerk of the circuit court shall immediately enter it upon 
 the journal of the circuit court, and such entry shall be sufficient evidence 
 as to the legal terms for holding the courts as therein ordered. The 
 clerk shall cause a certified copy of such order to be published in one 
 or more newspapers of general circulation in such county once a week, 
 on the same day of the week, for three consecutive weeks. 
 
 SEC. 1525. [Special Term of Circuit Court.| If there is a 
 failure to hold a prescribed term of the circuit court in a county, and 
 the business of the county so requires, the judges of the circuit court 
 shall appoint and hold a term therein, at as early a period thereafter 
 as is practicable. The clerk of the circuit court shall cause thirty days 
 previous notice of the holding of such special term to be published in 
 One or more newspapers having a general circulation in such county. 
 
 SEc. 1534. [Time of Holding Common Pleas Court.] On the 
 receipt of such order signed by the judges of the district, the clerk of 
 the common pleas court of each county shall immediately enter it upon 
 the journal of the common pleas. court of such county, which entries 
 shall be sufficient evidence as to the legal terms for holding tke courts 
 as therein ordered. The clerk shall alSo cause a copy thereof to be 
 published in one or more newspapers of general circulation in such 
 county once a week, on the same day of the week, for three consecu- 
 tive weeks. 
 
 SEC. 1537. [Special Term of Common Pleas Court.] When he 
 deems necessary, any judge of the ccurt of common pleas’ may appoint 
 and hold a special term of such court in any county in his subdivision. 
 Ei such case the judge shall issue an order. for such special term to 
 the clerk of the county wherein it is to be held, at least three weeks prior 
 
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 to the commencement of such term. The clerk shall forthwith cause 
 the order or notice to be published in a newspaper in such county, or 
 of general circulation therein. 
 
 Sec. 1695. [Daily Law Journals.] In the counties of Hamilton, 
 Cuyahoga, Franklin and Lucas, the judges of the courts of record, other 
 than circuit court, shall jointly designate a daily law journal published 
 in the county, wherein shall be published all calendars of the courts of 
 record in such county, which shall contain the numbers and titles of 
 causes, and names of attorneys appearing therein, together with the 
 motion dockets and such particulars and notice respecting causes, as 
 may be specified by the judges, and each notice required to be published 
 by any of such judges. 
 
 Sec. 1696. [Legal Notices Published in Daily Law Journal.] 
 In all cases, proceedings, administrations of estates, assignments and 
 matters pending in any of the courts of record of such counties wherein 
 legal notices or advertisements are required by law to be published, such 
 law journal shall once a week and on the same day of the week, publish 
 an abstract of each such legal advertisement, but the jurisdiction over, 
 or irregularity of a proceeding, trial or judgment, shall not be affected by 
 » anything therein. 
 
 Sec. 1697. [Fees for Publication in Daily Law Journal.| For 
 the publication of such calendars, motion dockets and notices, the fees 
 for which are not fixed by law, the publisher of the paper shall receive 
 a sum to be fixed by the judges, not exceeding thirty-five cents for each 
 case brought, to be paid by the party filing the petition, or transcripts 
 for appeal or lien, and to be taxed in the costs and collected as other 
 costs, and for the publishing of abstracts of legal advertising, a sum 
 to be fixed by the judges, not exceeding one dollar for each case, proceed- 
 ing or matter, in which such advertising is had, to be taxed and col- 
 lected as a part of the costs thereof. 
 
 Src. 6240-2. [To provide for Registration of Marks of Owner- 
 ship of Personal Property.] The statement provided for in section 
 one of this act shall be published once a week for four successive weeks 
 in a newspaper printed in the English language, and of general circula- 
 tion in the county in which such notice may have been filed with the 
 clerk of the court of common pleas as aforesaid; a copy of which pub- 
 lication proved in the same manner as proof of publication is now re- 
 quired to be made by law, when no special mode of proving the same 
 is provided, shall also be filed with the secretary of state, and with the 
 clerk of the court of common pleas of the county, where such statement 
 is filed. 
 
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 Sec. 6256. [Certain Notices Approved by Court or Clerk and 
 Allowed as Costs.] The publication of an advertisement, notice or 
 proclamation, required by law to be published in a newspaper by a 
 trustee, assignee, executor, administrator, receiver or other officer of 
 the court or a party in a case or proceeding, shall be approved by the 
 court or clerk thereof and allowed as a part of the costs in the case 
 or proceeding therein. 
 
 Sec. 6434. [Description of Stranded Vessel and Cargo to b2 
 Published.] If a vessel or cargo be cast on shore, within the limits 
 of any county hereinbefore designated, and no master, owner, super- 
 cargo, consignee, insurer or agent is present when found, to claim it, the 
 commissioner of the proper district, or, in ‘case of his absence or disability, 
 a commissioner of any district of the county, shall take possession there- 
 of, make and transcribe an inventory of it as hereinbefore provided, 
 and cause a true description of the goods, with their marks, numbers 
 and kinds, so far as can be ascertained, and a description of the vessel 
 in which they were found, as fully as conveniently can be done, to be 
 advertised in at least one public newspaper published in the state, for 
 four weeks. If the value of the goods exceeds five hundred dollars, 
 the advertisement shall also be so made in one of the public newspapers 
 in each of the cities of Cleveland and Columbus. 
 
 Sec. 6435. [Sale of Stranded Vessel or Cargo to be Advertised. | 
 If such vessel, or any of the property, remains unclaimed at the expira- 
 tion of one year from the completion of the advertisement, the commis- 
 sioner shall advertise it for sale, by posters in two or more public places, 
 and also in a newspaper of general circulation in the county wherein it 
 was found, not less than ten nor more than twenty days, and thereafter 
 proceed to sell it at public auction for the best price that can be ob- 
 tained. But if any of the property is perishable, it may be sold after 
 an advertisement of not less than five days by posters in two or more 
 public places in the county. After deducting all reasonable charges and 
 expenses, and the compensation for his own labor and trouble, to be 
 ascertained and allowed by a judge of the court of common pleas of 
 the county, the residue of the money arising from the sale together with 
 an account of sales, must be transmitted by the commissioner to the 
 treasurer of the state. . 
 
 Sec. 7508. [Hearing on Application to Restore Road Record. | 
 When an application is filed in the court of common pleas of a county 
 by the county commissioners thereof showing that the records of a 
 
 specified read or roads of said county were lost or destroyed by fire, 
 
 riot, or civil commotion, and that copies thereof or of some of them 
 
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 are in existence, and praying that the verity of such copies as are pro- 
 duced shall be ascertained and declared by the court, the court shall 
 require notice to be given by publication for six weeks upon such days, 
 not less than once a week, and in such newspapers as the court directs, 
 of the filing and prayer of the application, and that it will starfd for 
 hearing upon a day fixed by the court, and requiring persons interested 
 to appear on such day and show cause, if any they have, why the ap- 
 plication should not be granted. 
 
 SEc. 8336. [Service of Notice in Matter of Lien.] Any notice, 
 affidavit or copy required to be served under the provisions of this chap- 
 ter also may be served by the sheriff of the county within which the per- 
 son, board or officer sought to be served is resident, in manner and form, 
 and for which he shall be entitled to the fees provided by law for service 
 of summons in a civil action for money only. If the owner of property 
 sought to be subjected to a lien resides without the state, or is beyond 
 the reach of process, notice may be given by publication as in civil actions. 
 
 SEC. 8693. [Notice to Non-Resident Stockholders in Suit to 
 Enforce Liability.] When the directors or other officers of a cor- 
 poration, or the stockholders thereof, are made parties to an action in 
 which a judgment is rendered, if its property is insufficient to discharge 
 its debts, the court shall give notice to non-resident stockholders as pro- 
 vided by law for service upon non-resident defendants in other action, 
 and then first proceed to compel each stockholder to pay in the amount 
 due an unpaid on the stock held by him, or so much thereof as is 
 necessary to satisfy the debts of the company. 
 
 SEc. 8696. [Notice to Creditors of Corporation to Present 
 Claims.| If an action is brought against a corporation, its directors 
 or other superintending officers, or stockholders, according to the fore- 
 going provisions, when it appears proper, the court may order notice 
 to be published, in such manner as it directs, requiring all the creditors 
 of such corporation to exhibit their claims and become parties to the 
 action, within a reasonable time, not less than six months from the first 
 publication of such order, and, in default thereof, to be precluded from 
 any benefit of the judgment rendered therein, and from any distribu- 
 tion made under such judgment. 
 
 Sec. 8716. [Notice by Stockholders of Corporation of Intention 
 .to Apply for Application of Arbitration.] In all cases of such arbi- 
 tration, the party desiring it, shall give the opposite party at least ten 
 days’ notice of his intention to apply to the judge for the appointment 
 
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 of arbitrators, which notice shall be served in the manner provided for 
 the service of summons, and specify the time and place of the hearing 
 of the application. In cases of non-residents the notice shall be by 
 publication for’ four consecutive wecks in some newspaper printed in 
 the county. 
 
 Sec. 8752. [Limitation on Action for Damages Due to Change 
 of Route of Railway Company.| Saving the rights of infants, luna- 
 tics, and persons imprisoned, for six months after their disability is 
 removed, no action shall be brought for damages caused by such change 
 or diversion, unless it is begun within six months from the filing of 
 the certificate therefor with the secretary of state, and the publication 
 of notice thereof by the company, for four consecutive weeks in some 
 newspaper printed in such county. 
 
 Sec. 8812. [Notice of Application for Arbitration in Matter 
 of Stockholder Dissenting to Purchase, Sale or Lease of Railroad. j 
 In all cases of arbitration under the two next preceding sections, the 
 party desiring such arbitration shall give the opposite party at least ten 
 days’ notice of his intention to apply to the judge for the appointment 
 of arbitrators, which notice shall be served in the manner provided for 
 the service of a summons, and must specify the time and place of the 
 hearing of the application. In cases of non-residents, the notice shall 
 be by publication for four consecutive weeks, in some newspaper printed 
 in the county. 
 
 SEc. 8910. [Probate Judge to Advertise for Bids for Making or 
 Opening Ditch When Railway Company Fails to Construct Same, | 
 If such company or person neglects to comply with the notification of 
 the probate judge, he shall forthwith give notice that the work of making 
 or opening the ditches or drains will be let to the lowest bidder at the 
 time and place designated in the advertisement. Such advertisement 
 shall be for three consecutive weeks, in one or more of the weekly news- 
 papers published in such county. 
 
 SEC. 9036. [Application for Arbitration When Stockholder of 
 Railway Refuses to Convert Stock into that of Conso'idated Com- 
 pany.| In all such cases of arbitration the party desiring it must give 
 the opposite party at least ten days’ notice of his intention to apply to 
 the judge for the appointment of arbitrators which notice shall be served 
 in the manner provided for the service of a summons and shall specify 
 the time and place for the hearing of the application: In cases of non- 
 residents, the notice shall be by publication, for four consecutive weeks, 
 in some newspaper printed in the county. 
 
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 Src, goog. [Notice of Filing of Petition for Sale of Railway by 
 
 Receiver.]| Before such sale shall be ordered, the receiver shall file’ 
 
 in such court his petition therefor, in which he shall set forth the names 
 of the creditors of the company, with the sums due to each, as nearly 
 as can be ascertained, a statement of its assets, exclusive of its road-bed, 
 rights of way, and franchises, and a pertinent description, in general 
 terms, of the road-bed, right of way, and property so sought to be sold, 
 and cause notice thereof to be published, for six consecutive weeks, in 
 some newspaper printed and of general circulation in each of the coun- 
 ties wherein any part of the road-bed is situated. 
 
 SEC. 9O7I. [Sale of Railway by Receiver.] Before such sale is 
 made, notice thereof shall be given by publication, for six consecutive 
 weeks in some newspaper published and of general circulation in each 
 of the counties through or in which such road is located, and also in 
 some newspaper published and of general circulation in each of the 
 cities of New York and Cincinnati, for at least thirty days prior to the 
 day of sale. . 
 
 SEc. go8o. [Meeting for Reorganization of Railway Company. ] 
 As soon as practicable after the sale, the trustees shall call a meeting 
 of the parties to the agreement by a notice signed by a majority of 
 the trustees, or of their survivors, and published not less than once a 
 week, for four consecutive weeks in a. newspaper printed in the cities 
 of New York and Philadelphia, and in a newspaper printed in each 
 county on the line of the railroad, specifying the day, place, and object 
 of such meeting—the place to be on the line of the road. 
 
 SEC. 9093. [Agreement Between Stockholders of Railway and - 
 
 Creditors for Adjustment of Indebtedness.} When such agreement 
 is made, and filed in the office of the secretary of state, he shall cause 
 public notice thereof to be given. in a newspaper of general circulation 
 published, in each of the cities of Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, 
 and also in a newspaper of general circulation published in each of the 
 counties through or in which the road is located, which publication shall 
 be made immediately after the agreement is filed, and be continued for 
 six consecutive weeks. The cost thereof shall be paid by the company. 
 
 Sec. 9178. (tor V. 289). [Appropriation Proceedings by Tele- 
 graph Company.] * * * If they cannot agree, or the municipal 
 authorities unreasonably delay to enter into an agreement in a proceed- 
 ing instituted for the purpose, the probate court of the county shall, 
 
 subject to the provisions of section eleven thousand forty-six of the 
 
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 General Code, direct in what mode the telegraph line shall be constructed 
 along such street, alley, or public way, so as not to incommode the public 
 in the use of it. 
 
 SEC. 9750. [Appointment of Receiver for State Bank.] Notice 
 of the appointment of such receiver shall be given by advertisement in 
 some newspaper published in the city, village or county where such cor- 
 poration is located, for six consecutive weeks, calling upon all persons 
 who have claims against it to present them to such receiver, and make 
 legal proof thereof. 
 
 SEC. 9992. [Sale of Cemetery Grounds by Religious or Educa- 
 tional Corporation or Society.] Notice of the filing of such petition 
 shall be given by publication in some newspaper, printed and of general 
 circulation in the county where it is filed, for four consecutive weeks, 
 setting forth the object and prayer thereof, and that any persons claiming 
 an interest im its subject matter, or burial privileges in such cemetery, 
 _ may appear and file an answer therein, within six weeks from the date 
 of the first publication of such notice, and after which such case will 
 stand for hearing. 
 
 SEc. 9996. [Transfer of County Grounds by Religious or 
 Benevolent Society to Cemetery Association.] Notice of the filing: 
 of such petition shall be given by publication in some newspaper printed’ 
 and of general circulation in the county where it is filed, for four con- 
 secutive weeks, setting forth the object and prayer thereof, and that per-- 
 sons claiming an interest in the subject matter may appear and file an 
 answer therein within six weeks from the first publication of such notice. 
 
 SEC, I0000. [Petition for Sale of Real Estate by Trustees of 
 Church.] Notice of the filing of such petition must be given by pub- 
 lication in some newspaper printed and of general circulation in the 
 county where it is filed for four consecutive weeks, setting forth the 
 object and prayer thereof, and that a person, church, or congregation 
 claiming an interest in the subject matter of such petition, may appear 
 and file an answer therein. 
 
 SEC. 10009. [Transfer of Property After Consolidation of Two 
 or More Religious Societies.] Notice of the pendency of such peti- 
 tion shall be given by publication in a newspaper published in the county 
 where the petition is filed, for four consecutive weeks, setting forth the 
 object and prayer of the petition, 
 
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 Sec. 10116, [Petition for Sale of Cemetery Grounds by Certain 
 Asscciations.] Notice of the filing of such application shall be 
 given by publication in some newspaper of general circulation in the 
 county where it is filed, for four consecutive weeks, setting forth the 
 object and prayer thereof, and that any person claiming an interest in 
 the subject matter of such petition may appear and file an answer therein. 
 On final hearing of the case, the court shall make such order or decree 
 as will best secure the rights of the persons having an interest in such 
 cemetery. | 
 
 Sec. 10049. [Petition of Conveyance When Two or More 
 Charitable or Benevolent Associations Unite.] Notice of the 
 pendency of the petition must be given by publication in a newspaper 
 published in the county where the petition is filed, for four consecutive 
 weeks, setting forth the object and prayer thereof. 
 
 Sec. 10052. [Petition by Charitable or Religious Society to Sell 
 or Incumber Real Estate.] The petitioners shall cause notice of the 
 pendency and prayer ‘of the petition to be published in some newspaper 
 of general circulation in the county where the real estate proposed to 
 be sold, exchanged or incumbered is situated for four consecutive weeks, 
 before the application is heard. 
 
 Sec. 10263. [Proceedings in Attachment if Summons Cannot ~ 
 be Served.] When property of the defendant has been taken under 
 the order of attachment, and it appears that the summons issued in the 
 action has not been, and cannot be, served on the defendant in the county, 
 in the manner prescribed by law, the justice shall continue the cause for 
 a period not less than forty, nor more than sixty days. The plaintiff 
 thereupon shall proceed to publish for three consecutive weeks, in a 
 newspaper printed in the county, a notice, stating the names of the 
 parties, the time when, by what justice of the peace, and for what sum 
 the order was issued, and make proof of such publication to the justice; 
 whereupon the action shall be proceeded with, as if summons had been 
 duly served. 
 
 Sec. 10444. [Revivor of Judgment.] A judgment rendered by 
 a justice of the peace, which is dormant, may be revived in the manner 
 prescribed for reviving dormant judgments in the court of common pleas. 
 When the plaintiff to such judgment, his agent or attorney, makes aff- 
 davit that the defendant, or any of the defendants, are not residents of 
 the county, and that such judgment is unsatisfied in whole or part, with 
 a statement of the amount owing thereon, a notice may be published, 
 
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 for six consecutive weeks as provided for service by publication, notify- 
 ing him to appear on a day therein named not less than five days after 
 the completion of such publication, and show cause why judgment should 
 not be revived against him or them. 
 
 SEC. 10538. [Proceedings to Admit Foreign Will to Probate. ] 
 * * * Notice of the filing of such application must be given to all 
 persons interested, in some public newspaper printed or in general cir- 
 culation in the county where the motion is made, at least three weeks 
 consecutively. The first publication shall be at least forty days before 
 the time set for the final hearing of the motion. 
 
 SEC. 10544. [Application to Admit to Probate a Lost, Spoliated 
 or Destroyed Will.] When application is made to the probate court 
 to admit to probate a will duly executed, and lost, spoliated, or destroyed, 
 the party seeking to prove it must give a written notice to all persons 
 whose interest it may be to resist the probate, and who reside in the county 
 where the testator resided at the time of his death, or to their agent 
 or attorney, five days before the day on which such proof is to be made, 
 or give notice, by publication in a newspaper printed in the county, thirty 
 days before the day set for hearing such proof, 
 
 SEC. 10553. [Notice to be Given of Admission to Record of 
 Destroyed Will.] Every probate judge who admits to record a will 
 or copy of one under either of the next four preceding sections, imme- 
 diately thereafter shall give notice for three consecutive weeks, in two 
 weekly newspapers of his county, if so many be published therein, or 
 if not, in one newspaper published and of general circulation in the 
 county stating the name of the person the record of whose will has been 
 destroyed, and the day when such record was supplied. 
 
 SEC. 10626, [Limitation tor Granting Original Administration. | 
 Administration shall not be originally granted as of right after the ex- 
 Piration of twenty years from the death of the testator or intestate. But, 
 within his county, each probate judge may grant letters of original ad- 
 ministration upon the estate of a person deceased, after the expiration 
 of twenty years, upon petition of the next of kin or other person or 
 persons interested, or their agent, and on good cause shown therefor. 
 Before allowing the prayer of such petition, such judge may direct notice 
 thereof to be given, by publication, for a period not exceeding thirty 
 days, in one or more of the newspapers printed in the county where 
 it is filed. 
 
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 Src. 10700. [Sale of Personal Property by Executor or Adminis- 
 trator.| The sale of personal property shall be made at public auction 
 after at least fifteen days’ notice has been given in some newspaper in 
 general circulation throughout the county, or by advertisement set up in 
 at least five public places in the county where such sale is to take place, 
 though for good cause the court may extend the time for sale. ; 
 
 Sec. 10702. [Application by Executor or Adrninistrator for 
 Order to Sell Desperate Claims.] When a claim or demand exceeds 
 ten dollars, or in the aggregate exceed five hundred dollars, the executor 
 or administrator must give notice of his intended application for such 
 order, at least three consecutive weeks previous to the day on which it 
 is to be made. The notice shall be published in some newspaper having 
 general circulation in such county. When the claims are numerous they 
 need not be described in the notice. 
 
 Src. 10703. [Sale of Desperate Claims.] If the court orders a 
 sale of such debts or demands, the executor or administrator must give 
 public notice, as above provided, of the time and place of sale, three 
 consecutive weeks previous to the day of sale, at which they shall be 
 sold to the highest bidder. The court may order a private sale of such 
 debts and demands, in like manner and for like reasons as provided for 
 the private sale of goods and chattels. 
 
 Sec. 10712. [Notice of Appointment of Executors and Adminis- 
 trators.}| Within one month after bond has been given by the execu- 
 tor, or administrator, for the discharge of his trust, the probate judge 
 shall cause notice of the appointment to be published in some newspaper 
 of general circulation in the county, in which the letters were issued, 
 for three consecutive weeks. 
 
 Src. 10728. [Presentation of Claim Owned by Executor or Ad- 
 ministrator Against Estate] * * * The court forthwith shall 
 issue an order, directed to the executor or administrator, requiring him 
 to give notice in writing to all the heirs, legatees, or devisees, of the 
 decedent interested in the estate, and such creditors as are therein 
 named. Such notice must contain a statement of the amount claimed, 
 designate the time fixed for hearing the testimony, and be served upon 
 the persons named in the order at least twenty days before the time of 
 hearing. If any persons mentioned in the order are not residents of 
 the county, service of notice may be made upon them by publication for 
 three consecutive weeks in a newspaper published or circulating in the 
 county. 
 
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 SEC. 10757. [Notice of Appointment to be Given by Adminis- 
 trator De Bonis Non.] The new administrator shall give notice of 
 his appointment in the manner prescribed with respects to an original 
 administrator. If he fails so to do, he shall have no benefit of the limi- 
 tations herein provided. 
 
 Sec. 10760, [When Notice of Appointment not Given by Execu- 
 tor or Administrator.] If notice be not given of the appointment of 
 an executor or of an administrator, or administrator de bonis non, within 
 the three months prescribed for that purpose, or the evidence thereof, be 
 not perpetuated as hereinbefore provided, and can not be made, on the 
 petition of the executor or administrator the court may order such notice 
 to be given at any time afterward, in which case such four years, and 
 other periods of time, limited for the commencement of actions against 
 executors and administrators, and for other purposes, and which begin 
 to run from the date of the administration bond, shall begin to run re- 
 spectively from the time such order of court is made, if notice be pub- 
 lished in accordance therewith. 
 
 SEC. 10800. [Public Sale of Real Estate by Executor or Ad- 
 ministrator.] If the sale is to be public, the executor or adminis- 
 trator must give notice of the time and place of sale, by advertise- 
 ment at least four weeks successively, in some newspaper printed in the 
 county where the lands are situated. 
 
 SEc. 10801. [Publication in German or Bohemian Newspaper of 
 Notice of Public Sale of Real Estate by Executor or Administrator. | 
 In a county wherein is published and printed a newspaper in the German 
 or Bohemian language, which has a circulation of at least five hundred 
 and fifty copies to bona fide subscribers within the county, the notice 
 required in the next preceding section, if the appraised value of the 
 premises to be sold exceeds five hundred dollars, in addition to the pub- 
 lication therein required, may be published in such newspaper and lan- 
 guage for the same time and in like manner. If two or more such news- 
 papers are published and printed therein, the publication may be in either, 
 The court ordering such sale, upon motion of any party to the action, 
 for good cause shown, shall dispense with such publication. No error 
 or mistake in translation, or in any publication authorized by this section 
 shall delay proceedings, or affect the title of the property sold. If such 
 error or mistake occurs by the negligence of the publisher he shall not 
 receive compensation for the publication, 
 
 SEC. 10802. (101 V. 46). [Readvertisement of Real Estate to be 
 Sold by Executor or Administrator.] If improved, the lands shall not 
 
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 be sold for less than two-thirds of the appraised value; if not improved, 
 for less than one-half the appraised value. After being twice offered 
 for sale, the court may direct the amount for which they can be sold, 
 or may set aside the appraisement and order a new one. If such ap- 
 praisement does not exceed two hundred dollars and upon first offer 
 at public sale there are no bids, then upon motion of any party interested, 
 the court may order the lands to be readvertised and sold at public sale 
 to the highest bidder. 
 
 Sec. 10850. [Citation When Executor or Administrator is not 
 Resident of State.] If such executor or administrator resides out of 
 this state, on being satisfied of that fact, either before or after the return 
 of the citation, the court may order such non-resident to be brought in 
 by publication in some newspaper of the county wherein the petition is 
 filed, for six consecutive weeks before the time fixed for the hearing 
 of such cause. 
 
 SEC. 11030. [Citations and Notices When Settlement Rendered 
 by Executor or Administrator.] The probate court shali issue and 
 have served in the manner provided by law, in the case of settlements — 
 by executors and administrators the necessary citations and notices by 
 publication or otherwise requiring all persons interested, to attend such 
 settlement and make objections thereto, if any they have. 
 
 Sec. 11108. [Assignee or Trustee to Give Notice of Appoint- 
 ment.] Each assignee or trustee appointed on the failure of the 
 assignee to qualify, within thirty days after giving bond, must give notice 
 of his appointment in some newspaper of general circulation in the 
 county, for three consecutive weeks. 
 
 Sec. 11116. [Sale of Real Estate by Assignee or Trustee.] 
 Notice of the time and place of the sale of the real estate assigned, 
 shall be given by advertisement in some newspaper of general circula- 
 tion, in the county where it is situated, for four consecutive weeks. The 
 real estate shall not be sold, for less than two-thirds of the appraised 
 value thereof, but shall be subject to reappraisement, as upon execution 
 at law. 
 
 Sec. 1117. [Sale of Personal Property by Assignee or Trustee. |} 
 Notice of the time and place of the sale of the personal property as- 
 signed, shall be given for at least ten days prior to the day of sale, by 
 advertisement in some newspaper of general circulation within the county, 
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 places in the county, not less than five of which must be posted in the 
 township in which the sale is to be held. 
 
 Sec. 11140. [Notice of Filing of Account by Assignee or Trus- 
 tee. ] * * * Upon the filing of such accounts, the court shall 
 fix a time for the hearing, and publish notice thereof as in the case of 
 the filing of the account of an executor or administrator. 
 
 SEc. 11141. [Declaration of Dividend by Assignee or Trustee.] 
 * * Notice of the making of such dividend, and the time and place 
 of its payment, shall be given by advertisement once, in a newspaper 
 published and of general circulation in the county in which such trust is 
 administered, and in such other way as the court orders. 
 
 SEc. 11164. [Application for Release from Liability to Arrest 
 by Insolvent Debtor.] Immediately after granting a certificate to 
 an applicant, the commissioner shall give notice of the application by 
 advertisement, published once in some newspaper published and of gen- 
 eral circulation in the county, specifying the day when the applicant is 
 required to appear in the probate court and file his petition. 
 
 SEc. 11201. [Notice of Filing Accounts to be Given by Probate 
 Judge.] The probate judge shall cause notice of the filing of accounts 
 by executors, administrators, guardians, trustees, and assignees, trustees, 
 and commissioners of insolvents, to be published in some newspaper of 
 the county, specifying when such accounts will be heard, not less than 
 three weeks after the publication of such notice, at which time it shall 
 be competent, for cause, to allow further time to file exceptions to such 
 accounts. The costs of such notice, if more than one account be specified 
 in the same notice, must be paid in equal proportions by the executors, 
 administrators, guardians, trustees, and assignees, trustees or commis- 
 sioners of insolvents, respectively. 
 
 SEC. 11205. [How Notice of Proceedings in Probate Court 
 Given.] When notice of any proceedings in a probate court is re- 
 quired by law, or deemed necessary by the judge, and the manner of 
 giving it is not directed by statute, he shall order notice to be given to 
 all persons interested therein, in such manner and for such length of 
 time as he deems reasonable. 
 
 SEC. 11292. [Service by Publication.] Service may be madé by 
 publication in any of the following cases: 
 1. In an action for the recovery of 1eal property or of an estate 
 
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 or interest therein, when the defendant is not a resident of this state 
 or his place of residence can not be ascertained ; 
 
 2. In an action for’ the partition of real property, when the de- 
 fendant is not a resident of. this state or his place of residence can not 
 be ascertained ; 
 
 3. In an action to foreclose a mortgage or to enforce a lien or other 
 incumbrance or charge on real property, when the defendant is not a 
 resident of this state or his place of residence can not be ascertained ; 
 
 4. In an action to compel the specific performance of a contract 
 for the sale of real property, when the defendant is not a resident of 
 this state or his place of residence can not be ascertained ; 
 
 5. In an action to establish or set aside a will, when the defendant 
 is not a resident of this state or his place of residence can not be ascer- 
 tained ; 
 
 6. In an action by an executor, administrator, guardian, or trustee 
 seeking the direction of the court respecting the trust or property to be 
 administered and the rights of the parties in interest, when the defendant 
 is not a resident of this state or his place of residence can not be ascer- 
 tained ; 
 
 7. In an action in which it is sought by a provisional remedy to 
 take or to appropriate in any way property of the defendant, when the 
 defendant is not a resident of this state or is a foreign corporation or 
 his place of residence can not be ascertained ; 
 
 8. In an action against a corporation organized under the laws of 
 this state, which has failed to elect officers or to appoint an agent upon 
 whom service of summons can be made, and which has no place of doing 
 business in this state; 
 
 9. In an action which relates to or the subject-of which is real or 
 personal property in this state, when the defendant has or claims a lien 
 thereon, or an-actual or contingent interest therein, or the relief de- 
 manded consists wholly or partly in excluding him from an interest 
 therein, and such defendant is not a resident of this state, or is a foreign 
 corporation, or his place of residence can not be ascertained ; 
 
 10. In an action against an executor, administrator, or guardian 
 who has given bond as such in this state, but at the time of the com- 
 mencement of the action is not a resident of this state or his place of 
 residence can not be ascertained ; 
 
 11. In an action or proceeding for a new trial or other relief after 
 judgment, or to impeach a judgment or order for fraud, or to obtain 
 an order of satisfaction thereof, when the defendant is not a resident 
 of this state or his place of residence can not be ascertained; 
 
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 12. In an action where the defendant, being a resident of this state, 
 has departed from the county of his residence, with intent to delay or 
 defraud his creditors, or to avoid the service of a summons, or keeps 
 himself concealed with like intent ; 
 
 13. In a proceeding in error when the defendant has no attorney 
 of record in this state ard is not a resident of and absent from this state, 
 or has left the state to avoid the service of a summons in error, or so 
 conceals himself that it can not be served upon him. 
 
 SEc. 11295. [How Service by Publication Made.] The publica- 
 tion must be made for six consecutive weeks, in a newspaper printed in 
 the county where the petition is filed. When made in a daily newspaper, 
 one insertion a week shall be sufficient. It must contain a summary 
 statement of the object and prayer of the petition, mention the court 
 wherein it is filed, and notify the person or persons thus to be served 
 when they are required to answer. 
 
 SEC. 11296. [Completion and Proof of Service by Publication. ] 
 Service by publication shall be complete at the date of the last publica- 
 tion when made in the manner and for the time prescribed in the next 
 four preceding sections. Such service must be proved by affidavit. 
 
 SEc. 11298. [Service by Publication When Heir or Devisee is 
 Unknown.] When an heir or a devisee of a deceased person is a 
 necessary party, and it appears by affidavit that his name and residence 
 are unknown to the plaintiff, proceedings against him may be had with- 
 out naming him; and the court, or a judge thereof, shall make an order 
 respecting the publication of notice, but the order shall require not less 
 than six weeks’ publication. 
 
 SEc. 11406, [Revivor of Action; Service by Publication.] When 
 the plaintiff makes an affidavit that the representatives of the defendant, 
 or any of them in whose name the action is ordered to be revived are 
 not residents of the state, or have left the state to avoid the service of 
 the order, or so conceal themselves that it can not be served upon them, 
 or that the names and residences of the heirs and devisees of the person 
 against whom the action is ordered to be revived, or some of them, are 
 unknown to the affiant, a notice may be published for six consecutive 
 weeks, as provided by section eleven thousand two hundred and ninety- 
 six notifying them to appear on a day therein named, not less than ten 
 days after the publication is complete, and show cause why the action 
 should not be revived against them. If sufficient cause be not shown to 
 the contrary, the action shall stand revived. 
 
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 SEC. 11536. [Notice to Adverse Party that Deposition has Been 
 Taken.] When the party against whom a deposition is to be read 
 is absent from or not a resident of the state, and has no agent or attorney 
 of record therein, he may be notified of its taking by publication made 
 for three consecutive weeks, in a newspaper printed in the county where 
 the action or proceeding is pending. The publication must contain all 
 that is required in a written notice, and may be proved by affidavit. 
 
 Sec. 11646. [Revivor of Judgment.] When either party to such 
 dormant judgment or finding, his agent or attorney, makes affidavit 
 showing that the adverse party is not a resident of the state, that suclr 
 judgment or finding remains unsatisfied in whole or part and the amount 
 owing thereon, service may be made by publication, as in other cases, 
 but only for judgments or findings in which personal service originally 
 was made on the adverse party. 
 
 Sec. 11668. [Sale of Goods on Execution.] The officer who 
 levies upon goods and chattels by virtue of an execution issued by a 
 court of record, before he proceeds to sell them shall cause public notice 
 to be given of the time and place of sale, for at least ten davs before the 
 day of sale, which notice shall be given by advertisement published in 
 a newspaper printed in the county. 
 
 Sec. 11669. [Alias Execution Against Unsold Goods.| When 
 goods and chattels levied upon by execution can not be sold for want 
 of bidders, or want of time, the officer who makes the return shall annex 
 to the execution a true and perfect inventory of the goods and chattels 
 remaining unsold. The plaintiff in such execution thereupon may have 
 another execution issued, directing the sale of the property levied upon; 
 but it shall not be sold unless the time and place of sale be advertised 
 as directed in the next preceding section. 
 
 Sec. 11678. [Notices of Sale of Real Estate Located in City or 
 Village to Contain Street Number.] All notices and advertisements. 
 for the sale of lands and tenements located in a city or village in this 
 state, made by virtue of proceedings in a court of record therein, in 
 addition to a description of such lands and tenements, shall contain the 
 street number of the building or buildings erected on the lands, or the 
 street number of the lots offered for sale. If no such number exists,. 
 then the notice or advertisement must contain the name of the street or 
 road upon which such lands and tenements are located, together witl 
 the names of the streets or roads immediately north and south or east 
 
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 and west of such lands and tenements, that cross or intersect the street 
 or road upon which they are located. 
 
 Sec. 11679. [Notices of Sale of Real Estate not Located in City 
 or Village to Contain Name of Township.] All notices and adver- 
 tisements for the sale of lands and tenements located in a township and 
 not within the limits of a city or village in this state, which are made by 
 virtue of proceedings in a court of record therein, must contain the 
 name of the township in which the lands and tenements are located. 
 
 Sec. 11681. [Notice of Time and Place of Sale of Real Estate 
 Taken in Execution to be Given.] Lands and tenements taken in 
 execution shall not be sold until the officer causes public notice to be 
 given of the time and place of sale, for at least thirty days before the 
 day of sale by advertisement in a newspaper printed and of general cir- 
 culation in the county, 
 
 Sec. 11682. [In What Papers and How Long Notice of Sale of 
 Real Estate Taken in Execution to be Given.] When such adver- 
 tisement is made in a newspaper published weekly, it shall be sufficient 
 to insert it in five consecutive numbers. If there is both a daily and 
 weekly edition of the paper selected, and the circulation of the daily in 
 the county exceeds that of the weekly, or if the lands and tenements 
 taken in execution are situated in a city, and there is published both 
 a daily and weekly edition of the paper selected and the circulation of 
 the daily in such city exceeds that of the weekly, it will be sufficient to 
 publish the advertisement 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. The expense of such publication in a daily shall not exceed 
 the cost of publishing it in a weekly. All sales made without such ad- 
 vertisement shall be set aside, on motion, by the court to which the execu- 
 tion is returnable. 
 
 SEc. 11683. [Notice of Sale of Real Estate Taken in Execution 
 to be Given in German Newspaper.] Ina county wherein is published 
 a newspaper printed in the German language, which has a circulation 
 of at least five hundred and fifty copies to bona fide subscribers within 
 the county, the notice required by the next two preceding sections, in 
 addition to the publication therein required, shall be published in such 
 newspaper in the German language for the same time and in the same 
 manner, if the appraised value of the property to be sold exceeds five 
 hundred dollars. If two or more such papers are printed and published 
 therein, the publication may be in either, but the court, on motion of 
 
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 the plaintiff or defendant, shall, and without motion, for good cause, 
 may dispense with such applications. 
 
 Sec. 11684. [Notice of Sale of Real Estate Taken in Execution 
 May be Given in Bohemian Newspaper.] In any county, if it deems 
 that the interests of the defendant require it, the court may direct the 
 publication of the notice in a newspaper printed in either the Bohemian 
 or Polish language, or in both, in addition to the publication required 
 by the next preceding sections. No error or mistake in translation, of 
 in any publication authorized by this or the next preceding section, shall 
 delay proceedings or affect the title to the property sold. If such error 
 or mistake occurs by the negligence of the publisher, he shall not be en- 
 titled to compensation for the publication. 
 
 SEc. 11692. [Sales of Real Estate Made by Master Commis- 
 sioner.| A master commissioner or special master who sells real 
 property shall have the same power to administer oaths that is conferred 
 upon sheriffs. A sheriff may act as a master commissioner. On notice, 
 and for a reasonable compensation to be paid him by a master out of 
 his fees, he shall attend and make sale for a master, who, by reason of 
 sickness, is unable to attend. Sales made by a master must conform 
 to the laws regulating sales of lands upon execution. 
 
 SEc. 11695. |Printer’s Fee in Sale of Real Estate May be De- 
 manded by Officer from Plaintiff.] The officer who makes a levy, 
 or holds an order of sale, before giving notice of the sale, may demand 
 of the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, the fees of the printer for pub- 
 lishing such notice. The officer shall not be required to make such pub- 
 lication until the fees are paid. 
 
 SEC.,12037. [Sale of Real Estate Under Writ of Petition.] Such 
 sale shall be made at the door of the courthouse, unless for good cause 
 the court directs it to be made on the premises. The sale shall be con- 
 ducted as upon execution, except that it shall be unnecessary to appraise 
 the estate; but it shall not be sold for less than two-thirds of the value 
 returned by the commissioners, 
 
 Sec. 12061. [Replevin; Sale of Property in Certain Cases. | 
 When bonds have been given in actions under sections twelve thousand 
 and fifty-six and twelve thousand and fifty-seven, or under the justice’s 
 code, when the action is pending on appeal or certified to the common 
 pleas court, the court, or a judge thereof in vacation, shall make proper 
 orders for the preservation of the property and direct a sale of it, if, 
 
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 because of its perishable nature or of the cost of keeping, a sale will be 
 for the benefit of the parties. The sale must be public after such ad- 
 vertisement as is prescribed for selling like property on execution, and 
 be made in such manner and on such terms of credit with security as, 
 having due regard to the probable duration of the action, the court or 
 judge directs. 
 
 Sec. 12098. [Sale of Water-craft on Order of Court.] The 
 officer holding a writ for the sale of a craft, her apparel or furniture, 
 before he proceeds to sell it, shall cause public notice to be given of the 
 time and place of sale, for at least ten days previous thereto, by adver- 
 tisement in a newspaper published, in the county, and by advertisement 
 posted in at least five public places in the county. Such sales shall be 
 conducted, and the court have the same power over them, as sales upon 
 execution. 
 
 SEC. 12131. '[Bastardy; Service by Publication in Proceedings. 
 Under Attachment.] Upon the return of the order of attachment, 
 service may be had by the publication, for six consecutive weeks, in a 
 newspaper of general circulation in the county wherein the cause is pend: 
 ing of a notice of the pendency of the proceeding, stating its object, the 
 substance of the complaint, and that an order of attachment has been 
 _ issued and served therein. 
 
 SEC. 12209. [Proceedings to Change Name of Person.| 
 * * * Upon being satisfied, by proof in open court, of the truth of 
 the facts set forth in the petition, that there exists reasonable and proper 
 cause for changing the name of the petitioner, and that notice of the 
 intended application has been given by one publication in a newspaper 
 of general circulation in such county at least thirty days prior to the 
 filing of the petition, the court may order such change of name. 
 
 SEC. 12213. [Curing Error in Record of Corporation.] When 
 the application is made by a body corporate, or by persons intending and 
 undertaking to become such, notice of the application, specifying the 
 error, defect, or omission complained of, and the time and place of hear- 
 ing it shall be published for six consecutive weeks, in some newspaper 
 of general circulation in the county where the application is made. In 
 all other cases service shall be made in the manner prescribed by law for 
 making service in civil actions. 
 
 SEC. 12259. [Petition in Error in Supreme Court; Notice to Non- 
 Residents.]_ The proceedings to obtain such reversal, vacation, or 
 
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 modification shall be by petition in error, filed in a court having power 
 to make the reversal, vacation or modification, setting forth the errors 
 complained of. Thereupon a summons shall issue and be served or pub- 
 lication made, as in the commencement of an action. A service on the 
 attorney of record in the original_case shall be sufficient. The summons ~ 
 shall state that a petition in error has been filed in the case. If issued 
 in vacation, it shall be returnable on or before the first day of the term 
 of court; if issued in term time, on a day therein named. If the last 
 publication, or service of summons, be made ten days before the end 
 of the term, the case shall stand for hearing at that term, 
 
 SEc. 11843. [Sale of Attached Property.] The court, or a judge 
 thereof in vacation, may make proper orders for the preservation of 
 property during the pendency of a suit, and direct a sale of it when, 
 because of its perishable nature, or the cost of its keeping, that will be 
 for the benefit of the parties. The sale must be public, after such adver- 
 tisement as is prescribed for the sale of like property on execution and 
 be made in such manner, and terms of credit, with security, as, having 
 regard to the probable duration of the action, the court or judge directs. 
 
 SEc. 11855. [Sale of Attached Property After Judgment.] If 
 judgment be rendered for the plaintiff, it shall be satisfied as follows: 
 So much of the property in the hands of the officer, after applying the ~ 
 ‘money arising from the sale of perishable property and so much of the 
 personal property, and lands and tenements, if any, whether held by 
 legal or equitable title, as is necessary, shall be sold by order of the court, 
 under the same restrictions and regulations as if it had been levied on 
 by execution, ; 
 
 SEC. 11941. [Petition for Dissolution of Corporation.] Upon 
 such petition, accounts, inventories, and affidavit being filed, an order 
 shall be entered requiring all persons interested in the corporation to 
 show cause, if any they have, why it should not be dissolved. before some 
 referee or master commissioner appointed by the court, andSto be named 
 in the order, at a time and place therein specified, not less than three 
 months from its date. A notice of the contents of such order shall be 
 published once each week, for three consecutive weeks, in a newspaper 
 published and of general circulation in the county wherein the principal 
 place of business of the corporation is situated. 
 
 Sec. 11947. [Notice of Appointment of Receiver of Dissolved 
 Corporation.] Immediately on his appointment, the receiver shall 
 give notice thereof, which shall contain the same matters required by 
 
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 law in notices of trustees of insolvent debtors. In addition thereto, it 
 shall notify all persons holding any open or subsisting contract of the 
 corporation to present it to-him, in writing and in detail, at the time and 
 place of such notice specified, which shall be published for three weeks 
 in a newspaper printed and of general circulation: in the county wherein 
 the principal place of business of the corporation is situated. 
 
 SEc. 11960. [Dissolution of Manufacturing or Mining Company; 
 Notice of Filing of Petition.] * * * Upon the filing thereof, the 
 court shall proceed as provided in the fourth section of this chapter, 
 requiring all persons interested in the corporation to show cause, if any 
 they have, why the corporation should not be dissolved. 
 
 Sec. 11984. [Petition for Divorce; Notice to Defendant When 
 Residence Unknown.] If the defendant is not a resident of this state 
 or his residence is unknown, notice of the pendency of the action must 
 be given by publication as in other cases. Unless it be made to appear 
 to the court, by affidavit or otherwise, that his residence is unknown to 
 the plaintiff, and could not with reasonable diligence be ascertained, a 
 summons and copy of the petition, forthwith on the filing of it, shall be 
 deposited in the postoffice, directed to the defendant at his place of 
 residence, 
 
 SEC. 12314. [Quo Warranto Proceedings; Service by Publica- 
 tion.}_ When a summons is returned not served because the defend- 
 ant, or its officers, or office, cannot be found within the county, the clerk 
 must publish a notice for four consecutive weeks in a newspaper pub- 
 lished and of general circulation in the county, setting forth the filing 
 and substance of the petition. Upon proof of such publication, the 
 default of the defendant may be entered, and judgment rendered there- 
 on, as if he had been served with summons. 
 
 SEC. 12328. [Notice of Order Dissolving Corporation and of 
 Appointment of Trustee.] Upon the appointment and qualification 
 of such trustee or trustees, he or they shall forthwith give notice of 
 the order dissolving the corporation and of his or their appointment 
 as trustee or trustees thereof, and of the date of his or their appoint- 
 ment, by publication once a week for four consecutive weeks in any 
 newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the corpora- 
 tion has or had its principal place of business. Such notice shall re- 
 quire all persons having claims against the corporation to file them with 
 such trustee or: trustees within ninety days from the date of his or 
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 within ninety days from the date of appointment shall be barred against 
 such trustee or trustees and the property of the corporation, unless the 
 court for good cause shown, shall otherwise order, 
 
 SEC. 12352. [Restoring Title to Real Estate; Notice to Non- 
 Residents.] Any person having or claiming an interest in such reai 
 estate or being in possession thereof, as well as the parties to such lost 
 deed or other instrument or their privies, and all persons interested 
 under the will may be made parties defendant in such suit. Service 
 of summons shall be made in the same manner as in other suits con- 
 cerning real estate. 
 
 SEC. 12354. [Restoring Road Records; Notice of Application. ] 
 When an application is filed in the court of common pleas of a county - 
 by the commissioners thereof showing that the records of a specified 
 road or roads of such county were lost or destroyed by fire, riot, or civil 
 commotion, that copies thereof or of some of them are in existence, 
 and praying that the verity of such copies as are produced be ascer- 
 tained and declared by the court, it shall require notice to be given by 
 publication for six weeks upon such days, not less than once a week and 
 in such newspapers as it directs, of the filing and prayer of such appli- 
 cation, that it will stand for hearing upon some day fixed by the court, 
 and requiring all persons interested to appear on such day and show 
 calise, if any they have, why the application should not be granted, and 
 also cause a copy of such publication to be served at each house occu- 
 pied on premises abutting on such road or roads upon any person dwell- 
 ing therein, and on the owner of each lot or tract of land abutting on 
 the road or roads or his agent, if he be found in the county, at least one 
 week before the day fixed for such hearing. 
 
 SEc. 12360. [Restoring Record of Judgments; Service by Publi- 
 ¢ation.}) * * * Thereupon summons shall issue an actual service 
 or service by publication be made upon all persons interested in or 
 affected by such original judgment or final entry in the manner pro- 
 vided by law for the commencement of civil actions, except that parties 
 may waive the issuing or service of summons and enter their appearance 
 to such application. 
 
 Sec. 12465. [Sale of Unclaimed Stolen Property.] Property 
 stolen, embezzled or obtained under false pretenses, remaining in the 
 possession of an officer and unclaimed by the owner for three months 
 after the trial of the person charged with the larceny, embezzlement or 
 false obtaining thereof, or for one year after the property came into 
 
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 or being arrested escapes, shall be sold at auction to the highest bidder 
 under the direction of the prosecuting attorney, after public notice of 
 such auction in a newspaper printed in the county. 
 
 8. GENERAL PROVISIONS. 
 
 Sec. 2298. [Petition for Transfer of Public Funds.| The .peti- 
 tioner shall give notice of the filing, objects and prayer of the petition, 
 and of the time when it will be for hearing. The notice shall be given 
 by one publication in two newspapers of opposite politics, having a 
 general circulation in the territory to be affected by such transfer of 
 funds, preference being given. to the newspapers published within the 
 territory. If there are no such newspapers, the notice shall be posted 
 in ten most conspicuous places within the territory for the period of 
 four weeks. 
 
 SEC. 2309. [Release of Treasurers and Sureties.] The deputy 
 State supervisors of elections of the county, or within which such town- 
 ship, city, village or school district is located, shall cause notice of the 
 submission of such proposition to the electors thereof. For the -re- 
 lease of a county or city treasurer the notice shall be by publication in 
 two newspapers of opposite politics in the county or city, for at least: 
 thirty days next prior to the date upon which the election is to be held. 
 For the release of a village or township treasurer, twenty days’ notice 
 of the election shall be given by posting notices. thereof in five public 
 places within such village or township. For the release of a school 
 treasurer, ten days’ notice of such election shall be given by posting 
 notice thereof in five public places in the school district. 
 
 SEc. 4849. [Proposed Division or Change of Election Precinct. ]} 
 At least thirty days previous to any election, the deputy state super- 
 visor shall give ten days’ notice by publication in two papers of opposite 
 politics published in the county that the question whether the township, 
 ward, or precinct shall be divided, changed or combined will be con- 
 sidered ‘on a day named in the notice. 
 
 SEC. 5985. [Sale of Guest’s Property by Innkeeper.] The inn- 
 keeper shall retain such baggage and other Property, upon which he 
 has a lien, for sixty days, at the expiration of which time, if such lien 
 is not satisfied, he may sell it at public auction, after givin 
 notice of the time and place of such auction in a newspape 
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 copy of such notice addressed to such guest or boarder at the place 
 of residence registered by him in the register of such inn. 
 
 Src. 6229. [Timber Dealer to Publish Trade-Mark.|] ~ A timber 
 dealer desiring to adopt a trade-mark as provided in the next preceding 
 section, may do so by executing in writing in form and effect as 
 follows: * * * Such writing shall be acknowledged or proved 
 for record in a like manner as deeds are acknowledged or proved, 
 and shall be recorded in the office of the clerk of the court of common 
 pleas of the county in which the principal office or place of business of 
 such timber dealer is, and also in the office’ of the secretary of state. A 
 copy thereof shall be published at least once a week for four consecutive. 
 weeks in a newspaper printed in such county. 
 
 Sec. 6251. [Rates for Legal Advertising.] Publishers of news- 
 papers may charge and receive for the publication of advertisements, 
 notices and proclamations required to be published by a public officer 
 of the state, county, city, village, township, school benevolent or other 
 public institutions, or by a trustee, assignee, executor or administrator, 
 the following sum, except where the rate is otherwise fixed by !aw, to- 
 wit: For the first insertion, one dollar for each square, and for each 
 additional insertion, fifty cents for each square. Fractional squares 
 shall be estimated at a like rate for space occupied. In advertisements 
 containing tabular or rule work, fifty per cent. may be charged in addi- 
 tion to the foregoing rates. 
 
 Sec. 6254. [What Constitutes a Square.] A square shall be a 
 space occupied by two hundred and forty ems of the type used in print- 
 ing such advertisements. Legal advertising shall be set up in compact 
 form, without unnecessary spaces, blanks or head lines, and printed in 
 type not smaller than nonpareil. 
 
 Sec. 6255. [Defining Sufficient Publication of Legal Notice.] 
 For sufficient publication of a notice or advertisement, required by law 
 to be published for a definite period, at least one side of the newspaper 
 in which such publication is made shall be printed in the county or mu- 
 nicipal corporation in which such notice or advertisement is required to 
 be published. 
 
 Sec. 6534. [Fees for Legal Advertisement Pertaining to 
 Ditches.] For-printing, there shall be paid fifty cents per square 
 for actual printed matter for the first insertion, and twenty-five cents per 
 square for each insertion thereafter, nonpareil estimate, 
 
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 Sec. 7410. [Letting of Contract for Repair or Maintenance of 
 Road or Street.] Such contract shall not be made until an advertise- 
 ment containing plans and specifications is published two weeks in a news- 
 
 paper of general circulation published within the political subdivision 
 wherein such road is situated or in a paper of general circulation within 
 the county, and posting copies thereof in two public places for two weeks 
 near where the road is situated. 
 
 Sec. 8041. [Publication of Certificate of Limited Partnership. ] 
 The partners shall publish a copy of such certificate for six weeks im- 
 mediately after it is recorded, in a newspaper printed in the county where 
 their principal place of business is situated. A like publication shall be 
 made in every county where the partnership has a place of business, In 
 case such publication is not so made, the partnership shall be deemed 
 general. 
 
 SEc, 8056. [Dissolution of Limited Partnership.] No dissolu- 
 tion of a limited partnership shall take place by the acts of the partners, 
 previous to the time specified in the certificate of its formation or re- 
 newal, until a notice of such dissolution is recorded in the office in which 
 the original certificate was recorded, and published once a week for four 
 weeks, in a newspaper printed in each of the counties where the partner- 
 ship has places of business. 
 
 Sec. 8073. [Winding up of Partnership Association.] Notice 
 of such winding up shall be given by publication in two newspapers, pub- 
 lished in the proper city or county, at least six consecutive times. Im- 
 mediately upon the commencement of such advertising, the association 
 shall cease to carry on its business, except so far as may be required for 
 its beneficial winding up. 
 
 SEc. 8093. [Filing of Bond for Payment of Debts by Surviving 
 Partner.}_ Upon bond being given as provided in section eighty 
 hundred and ninety, it must be filed in the probate court by which such 
 executor or administrator .was appointed. Thereupon the surviving 
 partner or partners shall cause notice thereof to be published for three 
 
 consecutive weeks in some newspaper of general circulation in the county 
 wherein such court is located. 
 
 SEc. 8368. [Sale of Unclaimed Property by Carrier.] * * * 
 
 In addition to the posting at the place of consignment, such descriptive 
 
 list must be posted at the place where the Property is to be sold, and 
 
 thirty days’ notice of the time and place of the sale be published in z 
 ~ newspaper of general circulation in the county where the sale js to be. 
 
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 SEc. 8489. [Sale of Goods by Warehouseman.! * * * 
 After the time for the payment of the claim specified in the netice to the 
 depositor has elapsed, an advertisement of the sale, describing the goods 
 to be sold, and stating the name of the owner or person on whose account 
 the goods are held, and the time and place of the sale, shall be published 
 once a week for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper published in the 
 place where such sale is to be held. The sale shall not be held less than 
 fifteen days from the time of the first publication. If there is no news- 
 paper published in such place, the advertisement shall be posted at least 
 ten days before such sale in not less than six conspicuous places therein. 
 
 Sec. 8545. [Performance of Act in Conditional Grant or Devise 
 of Real Estate.] No such record of receipts or orders can be made 
 by the probate judge nor shall he enter proof of the performance of such 
 act or acts as hereinbefore required until notice thereof has been given 
 as is required by law for the settlement of administrators’ and executors’ 
 final accounts. 
 
 Sec. 8599. [Sale of Escheated Land by County Auditor.] Real 
 property escheated to the state, except in a city shall be taken possession 
 of, in the name of the state, by the auditor of the county in which it is 
 found, and by him sold at public auction, at the county seat of the coun- 
 ty, to the highest bidder, after having given thirty days’ notice of such in- 
 tended sale, in some newspapers printed within the county, 
 
 Src. 8631. [Opening of Subscription Books of Corporation.] 
 Such persons shall give at least thirty days’ notice of the times and places 
 of opening such books of subscription, by publication in a newspaper pub- 
 lished or generally circulated in the county or counties where they are 
 to be opened. Such notice however, may be waived in writing by all the 
 incorporators, but the waiver shall be entered or copied in the corporate 
 records. 
 
 SEC. 8635. [Election of Directors of Corporation.] As soon 
 as such certificate is made, the signers thereto, shall give notice to the 
 stockholders, as provided in section eighty-six hundred and thirty-one, to 
 meet at such time and place as the notice designates, for the purpose of 
 choosing not less than five nor more than thirty directors, to continue in 
 office until the time fixed for the annual election, and until! their succes- 
 sors are elected and qualified. But, if all subscribers to stock are present 
 in person or by proxy, such notice may be waived by them in writing. 
 
 SEc. 8647. [Special Meeting for Election of Directors of Corpo- 
 ration.}| * * * When for any cause, trustees or directors are - 
 
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 not elected at the annual meeting, or other meeting called for that pur- 
 pose, they may be chosen at a members’ or stockholders’ meeting, if all 
 the members or stockholders are present in person or by proxies, or at 
 a meeting called by the trustees or directors, or any two inembers or 
 stockholders, notice of which has been given in writing, to each stock- 
 holder, or by publication for ten days in some newspaper printed in the 
 county where the corporation is situated, or has its principal office. 
 
 SEc. 8659. [Change of Regulations Relating to Term of Office 
 of Trustee of Hospital.] If such corporation was organized prior 
 to May 10, 1902, regulations providing that its trustees are to hold 
 office during life may be adopted at an annual meeting, or a special 
 meeting of the association, duly and regularly called. But notice of such 
 proposed change shall be published for three successive weeks in some 
 newspaper published and of general circulation at the place where such 
 hospital is located. 
 
 Sec. 8665. [Special Meeting to Increase Number of Directors 
 of Corporation.] By a vote of a majority of its stock, at a regular 
 meeting of an incorporated company, it may increase the number 
 of its directors to not more than thirty. In like manner, at any time, 
 their number can be reduced to not less than five. At a special meeting 
 of stockholders, also, called and of which notice was given as provided 
 for the election of directors, by vote of a majority of its stock, the in- 
 crease in the number of directors may be made. 
 
 SEc. 8675. [Sale by Corporation of Stock Partially Paid.] 
 Before stock can be so sold, the directors shal] give thirty days’ notice 
 of the time and place of sale, in some newspaper in general circulation 
 in the county where the delinquent holder resided when he subscribed 
 for it or became such assignee or transferee, or of his actual residence, 
 at the time of the sale. If such stockholder resides out of the state, the 
 
 publication shall be made in the county where the company’s principal 
 office is located. 
 
 SEc. 8678, [Proceedings When Certificate of Stock is Lost or 
 Destroyed.) *  **, * > Th a newspaper published and of general cir- 
 culation in the county where the proceeding is pending and also in the 
 county where he resides, the petitioner shal] publish a notice containing 
 the substance and prayer of his petition, for three consecutive weeks 
 immediately before the day of hearing, and stating when and where it 
 will be heard. 
 
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 Sec. 8698. [Increase of Capital Stock of Corporation.| * * * 
 After organization the increase may be made by a vote of the holders 
 of a majority of its stock, at a meeting called by a majority of its direc- 
 tors, at least thirty days’ notice of the time, place and object of which 
 has been given by publication in some newspaper of general circulation, 
 and by letter addressed to each stockholder whose place of residence 
 is known. Or, the stock may be increased at a meeting of the stock- 
 holders at which all are present in person, or by proxy, and waive in 
 writing such notice by publication and letter; and also agree in writing 
 to such increase, naming the amount thereof, to which they agree. A 
 certificate of such account shall be filed with the secretary of state. 
 
 Sec. 8703. [Change of Regulations by Corporation.] Regula- 
 tions may be adopted or changed by the assent thereto, in writing, of 
 two-thirds of the stockholders, or, if there is no capital stock, of the 
 members or by a majority of the stockholders or members, at a meeting 
 held for that purpose, notice of which has been given, by the acting 
 president personally to each member or stockholder, or by publication in 
 some newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the corpo- 
 ration is located, or in the counties through which its improvement does 
 or will pass. 
 
 Sec. 8711. [Submission of Agreement for Sale of Entire 
 Property of Corporation.] Such agreement shall be submitted to the 
 stockholders of the corporation at a meeting called for the purpose of 
 taking it into consideration, ten days’ notice of the time and place of hold- 
 ing which, and the object thereof, shall be given by registered letter con- 
 taining a written or printed notice addressed to each of the persons in 
 whose names the stock of the corporation stands on its books; and also 
 by like notice published in some newspaper in the city or village where 
 the corporation has its principal office or place of business. But when 
 all the stockholders are present at such meeting in person or by proxy, 
 notice may be waived in writing. 
 
 Src. 8720. [Amendment to Articles of Incorporation.| Amend- 
 ments to articles of incorporation may be made at any meeting of the 
 members or stockholders thereof, of which, and of the business to come 
 before it, thirty days’ notice has been given by a majority of the direc- 
 tors or trustees, in a newspaper published and of general circulation in 
 the county where the company’s principal place of business is located, 
 and. by a vote of the owners of at least three-fifths of its capital stock 
 then subscribed, if it has a capital stock, or if not, by a vote of at least 
 three-fifths of its members. 
 
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 Sec. 8722. [When Amendments to Articles of Incorporation 
 to Take Effect.| Amendments to articles of incorporation shall not 
 take effect until filed for record with the secretary of state. nor, unless 
 it be waived, until the corporation gives notice of them in some news- 
 paper of general circulation in the cotinty where its principal office is 
 located, for three consecutive weeks. 
 
 Sec. 8723. [Waiver of Notice in Proceedings to Amend Articles 
 of Incorporation.] All the notices hereinbefore required in such pro- 
 ceedings to amend, may be waived when the holders of all the capital 
 stock of a corporation, or all the members of one having no stock, consent 
 thereto in writing. 
 
 Sec. 8738. [Dissolution of Corporation not for Profit.}| When 
 a majority of the directors, trustees or other officers of a corporation 
 not for profit desire to abandon its corporate existence and it has no 
 debts, or in case of a corporation for profit when a majority of such 
 officers become satisfied that the objects of the corporation cannot be 
 accomplished, that no installments of its capital stock has been paid, no 
 investments made, and that it has no debts, they, or the president of the 
 board of directors, trustees, or other officers, may cail a meeting of the 
 members or stockholders of the corporation at such time and place as 
 he or they designate by at least two weeks’ publication in a newspaper 
 published and of general circualtion in the county wherein the prin- 
 cipal office is located. 
 
 Sec. 8740. [Dissolution of Corporation Whose Business is 
 Closed.] When a majority of the directors or other officers having 
 the management of the concerns of a corporation for profit, which has 
 completely closed its business, and paid all the debts and liabilities in- 
 curred by it, desire to surrender its corporate authority and franchises, 
 they, or the president of such board of directors, may call a meeting of 
 the stockholders at such time or place as he or they designate by pub- 
 lication for four weeks in some newspaper published and of general 
 circulation in the county wherein the principal office of the corporation 
 is located and by written notices addressed to each of the stockholders 
 whose residence is known, of the object, time and place of the meeting. 
 
 SEc. 8744. [Establishment or Change of Principal Office of 
 Railway Company.] * * * The company shall give notice of the 
 establishment or change of such office in some newspaper published on 
 its line in this state. 
 
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 Sec. 8788. [Personal Liability of Directors of Railway Com- 
 pany.] Such directors shall be liable in their individual capacity to 
 the stockholders for any damage sustained by them by reason of negli- 
 gence, mismanagement, or unfaithfulness in the discharge of their duties; 
 but a director may exonerate himself by entering his protest upon the 
 record against an act done without his concurrence from which injury 
 is feared, and forthwith publishing it for three weeks in some news- 
 paper printed and of general circulation in the county in which is the 
 principal office of the company. 
 
 Sec. 8816. [Increase of Capital Stock of Railway Company.] 
 Before any stock is issued under the next preceding section a majority 
 of the directors shall call a meeting of the stockholders, designating dis- 
 tinctly its time, place and purpose, and the amount of stock required, 
 which meeting shall be held at the principal business office of the com- 
 pany in this state, and notice of which shall be given for at least thirty 
 days previous, by continued publication in at least two newspapers pub- 
 lished and of general circulation in the state, and by a like notice, mailed 
 thirty days previous. to the time named for the meeting, to each stock- 
 holder whose residence is known. 
 
 SEc. 8819. [Dissolution of Certain Railway Companies.] <A 
 company which has been in existence three years; and has not begun to 
 build the road described in its articles of incorporation, or whose road 
 if commenced, has been abandoned for three years, may be dissolved by 
 a vote of two-thirds of its stockholders, at a meeting called for that 
 purpose by its president, notice of which shall be published in each 
 county through or into which the line of the proposed road passes at 
 least thirty days before the meeting is held. 
 
 SEc. 9028. [Consolidation of Railway Companies.] * * * 
 Due notice of the time and place of holding such meeting, and the object 
 thereof, shall be given by written or printed notices addressed to each 
 of the persons in whose names the capital stock of the companies stand 
 on the books thereof, and by a like notice published in some newspaper 
 in the city or village where such company has its principal office or place 
 of business. But if all the stockholders are present at such meeting, in 
 person or by proxy, such notice may be waived in writing. 
 
 SEC. 9037. [Election of Directors of Consolidated Railway Com- 
 panies.| | The stockholders at the meeting called to consider the 
 agreement, after its adoption, shall appoint a time and place for the, 
 election of the directors and other officers for the new company, notice 
 
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 of which must be given by the secretary of each of the companies in 
 some newspaper printed, or of general circulation at the place of the 
 principal office, of each company, at least three weeks previous thereto. 
 But if at each meeting all the stockholders of the constituent companies 
 are present, either in person or by proxy, in writing or by resolution 
 they may waive such notice, and consent to hold such meeting and elec- 
 tion at any time. It shall be conducted in the manner prescribed by the 
 stockholders at such meeting. 
 
 Sec. 9043. [New Railway Company, After Consolidation, to 
 Give Notice of Establishment of Principal Office.] As soon as con- 
 venient after the consolidation, the new company shall establish a prin- 
 cipal office <t some point in this state on the line of its road, but may 
 change it at pleasure. Public notice of such establishment or change 
 shall be given in some newspaper. 
 
 Sec. 9056. [Sale of Roadbed and Right of Way by Railway 
 Company.] Before such transfer may be made, the president of the 
 company shall call a meeting of its stockholders, at some convenient 
 point on the line, or at a terminus of the road, of which he shall cause 
 at least thirty days’ notice to be published, in some newspaper printed 
 or in general circulation in each county in which such roadbed and right 
 of way are situated. 
 
 SEC. 9233. [Proceedings to Take Possession of Bridge or High- 
 way Outside of Municipality by Turnpike or Plank-road Company.] 
 When in laying out or building a turnpike or plank-road, such company 
 deems it proper to enter upon and take possession of a road, street, 
 alley, or bridge outside of a municipality, it shall present to the com- 
 missioner of the county in which the road, street, alley, or bridge is 
 situated, a petition signed by at least twelve citizens who live on or 
 are interested in the road, street, alley or bridge and cause a notice to 
 be published in some newspaper of general circulation in the county, 
 for four consecutive weeks, of the object and prayer of such petition, 
 that remonstrances may be made thereto. 
 
 SEC. 9262. [Meeting of Stockholders to Consider Sale of Toll- 
 road to County.] The board of directors of such company, when 
 authorized so to do by a vote of the holders of a majority of its stock 
 Tepresented at a meeting of the stockholders called for that purpose by 
 such board or by ten stockholders, of which at least twenty days’ notice 
 has been given by advertisement in not more than two newspapers pub- 
 
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 lished in the county where the road or part thereof is situated, shall self 
 and convey the whole or part of its road to the commissioners of the 
 county. 
 
 SEc. 9280. [Annual Meeting of Stockholders of Turnpike or 
 Plank-road Company.] The directors of each company shall make, 
 in writing, and submit to the stockholders at the regular meeting thereof 
 on the second Monday of January of each year—notice of which meet- 
 ing shall be given by the directors, by publication for four consecutive 
 weeks, in a newspaper printed and of general circulation in each county 
 in which any part of the road is situated, a report of the transactions 
 of the company for the year next preceding, showing the amount of 
 revenue received by the company from all sources during the year, and’ 
 tolls received at each gate respectively. 
 
 SEc. 9285. [Meeting to Consider Assessment of Stockholders. 
 of Turnpike or Plank-road Company to Pay Debts.| The directors 
 of such a company, desiring to take such action, may give notice to the 
 stockholders by publication for at least thirty days in at least two news-: 
 Papers published in the counties in which the road is located, for a meet- 
 ing of stockholders, specifying the time, place and object of the meeting. 
 
 SEC. 9342. [Opening of Subscription Books by Life Insurance: 
 Company.] When the signers of such articles receive from the sec- 
 retary of state a certified copy thereof, and desire to organize such com- 
 pany, they shall publish their intention in a paper published and having 
 a general circulation in the county in which the company is to be Gr 
 ganized. After the publication has been made for six weeks, they may 
 open books to receive subscriptions to the capital stock, keep them open: 
 until the amount required by this chapter is subscribed, distribute the 
 stock among the subscribers, if more than the necessary amount is sub- 
 scribed, collect the capital and complete the organization of the company.. 
 
 SEc. 9621. [Organization of Credit Guaranty Company.] Any 
 number of persons, not less than five, may associate and form a com- 
 pany to guarantee and indemnify merchants, manufacturers, traders and 
 those engaged in business, and giving credit, from loss and damage by 
 reason of giving and extending credit to their customers and those deal- 
 ing with them, by making, acknowledging and filing articles of incorpo- 
 ration pursuant to, and by complying with sections ninety-three hundred 
 and forty, ninety-three hundred and forty-one and ninety-three hundred 
 and forty-two. 
 
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 Src. 9722. [Certificate Authorizing Bank to Commence Busi- 
 ness.] The corporation shall cause such certificate to be published 
 in some newspaper printed in the city, village or county where 
 it is located, once a week for four successive weeks, or if no newspaper 
 is published in such county, then in a newspaper published at the nearest 
 county seat. 
 
 Sec. 9726. [Publication of Certificate of Superintendent of 
 Banks Authorizing State Bank to Commence Business.| Such a 
 corporation may reduce the amount of its capital stock in the manner 
 provided for other corporations, but notice of such reduction shall be 
 published in a newspaper of general circulation in the city, village or 
 county, in which it is doing business. 
 
 Sec. 9834. [Statement of Financial Condition to be Published 
 Annually by Safe Deposit and Trust Company.] * * * Within 
 ten days after the annual meeting thereof in each year, under oath, such 
 trustees shall make a complete statement of the condition of the com- 
 pany, in which they shall specify the different kinds of its liabilities, and 
 assets, stating the amount of each kind, which statement shall be filed 
 with the auditor of the state, and published in his annual report. The 
 trustees also shall publish it in a newspaper of general circulation in the 
 county in which the principal office of the company is located, 
 
 Sec. 9884. [List of Awards to be Published by County and Dis- 
 trict Agricultural Societies.] County and district societies annually 
 shall publish a list of awards, and an abstract of the treasurer’s account. 
 in a newspaper of the district, and make a report of their improvements 
 in agriculture and household manufactures, together with an abstract 
 of the several descriptions of these improvements; also make a report 
 of the condition of agriculture in their county or district, which shall be 
 made in accordance with the rules and regulations of the state board 
 of agriculture, and be forwarded to the state board at its annual meeting 
 in January of each year. No subsequent payment shall be made from 
 the county treasury unless a certificate be presented to the auditor from 
 the president of the state board, showing that such reports have been 
 made. 
 
 SEc. 9889. [Election on Question of Issuing Bonds to Pay In- 
 debtedness of County Agricultural Society.] Such election shall be 
 held at the regular places of voting in the county and conducted, can- 
 vassed and certified except as otherwise provided by law, as are elections. 
 for the election of county officers. The deputy state supervisors of elec- 
 
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 tion must give fifteen days’ notice of the submission by publication in 
 one or more newspapers published in the county once a week for two 
 consecutive weeks, stating the amount of’bonds to be issued, the purpose 
 for which issued and the time and places of holding such election. 
 
 SEC. 9905. [Election on Question of Issuing Bonds for Purchase 
 of Site for Fair Grounds.}] * * * Fifteen days’ notice of such 
 submission shall be given by the deputy state supervisors, by publication 
 once a week for two consecutive weeks in two or more newspapers pub- 
 lished in the county, stating the amount of bonds to be issued, the pur- 
 pose for which they are issued, and the time and places of holding 
 the election, 
 
 SEc. 9965. [Sale and Distribution of Property of Certain Educa- 
 tional Corporations.] The trustees of a university, college, or other 
 institution of learning, incorporated by authority of this state under 
 special charter, owned in shares or stock subscribed or taken, may dis- 
 pose of its property at public sale, on such terms as to payment as the 
 stockholders by a vote of three-fourths of the shares or stock of the 
 institution, direct, after giving public notice thereof, by publication, for 
 Six consecutive weeks in some newspaper published in the county where 
 the institution is located. Such notice shali contain a full statement of 
 the terms, time and place of sale, and such action of the trustees, 
 
 SEC. 9966. [Proceedings to Amend Charter of Certain Educa- 
 tional Corporations.] The trustees of any university, college or insti- 
 tution of learning, incorporated under authority of this state, owned in 
 shares of stock subscribed and paid up in full, by a majority of the 
 owners, of such stock, for the sole purpose of promoting education, 
 religion and morality, or the fine arts, exclusively among males or females, 
 on the written petition of the owners of a majority of such stock filed 
 before its trustees or on the vote of the owners of the majority of such 
 shares of paid up stock at any general meeting of the stockholders called 
 for such purpose, after thirty days’ notice published in some newspaper 
 published and of general circulation in the county, by them, may change 
 the name and enlarge the purposes and objects of such university, college 
 ‘or institution by amendments to its charter, approved by the owners of 
 the majority of such stock, so that all the educational rights and privileges 
 thereof may be bestowed in the co-equal and co-ordinate education of 
 both sexes, 
 
 SEC. 10124. [Consolidation of Hydraulic Companies.} The 
 notice of a meeting to take into consideration the agreement to consoli- 
 
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 date, must be given to the stockholders of such companies, by their 
 respective secretaries, by publication in a newspaper printed and pub- 
 lished in the county where such corporation is located, thirty days previous. 
 to such meeting, stating the object of the meeting. 
 
 Sec. 10221. [When Publisher of Paper Refuses to Publisn 
 Notice or When No Paper is Published in County.]_ When it is pro- 
 vided by statute that a notice shall be published in a newspaper, and no 
 such newspaper is published in the county or other place mentioned, or, 
 if its is published there, and, on tender of his usual charge for a similar 
 notice, the publisher refuses to insert it in his newspaper, then a pub- 
 lication in a newspaper of general circulation in the county or other 
 place mentioned shall be sufficient, 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS LAWS RELATING TO PRINTING AND 
 PUBLISHING. 
 
 SEC. 13034. [Advertising Secret Drug Prohibited.} Whoever 
 prints or publishes an advertisement of a secret drug or nostrum pur- 
 porting to be for the exclusive use of females, or which cautions females 
 against its use when in a pregnant condition, or publishes an account 
 or description of a drug, medicine, instrument or apparatus for prevent- 
 ing conception, or for procuring an abortion or miscarriage, or keeps 
 for sale or gratuitous distribution a newspaper, circular, pamphlet or 
 book containing such advertisement, account or description, shall be 
 fined not more than one thousand dollars or imprisoned not more than 
 six months, or both, 
 
 SEC. 13035. [Printing Obscene Literature.] Whoever sells, 
 lends, gives away, exhibits, or offers to sell, lend, give away or exhibit, 
 or publishes or offers to publish or has in his possession for such purpose, 
 an obscene, lewd or lascivious book, pamphlet, paper, writing, advertise- 
 ment, circular, print, picture, photograph, drawing, representation, figure, 
 image, case, instrument or article of an indecent or immoral nature, or 
 a drug, medicine, article or thing intended for the prevention of con- 
 ception or for causing an abortion, or advertises any of them for sale, 
 or writes, prints, or causes to be written or printed, a card, book, 
 pamphlet, advertisement or notice giving information when, where, how, 
 of whom or by what means any of such articles or things can be pur- 
 chased, or obtained, or manufactures, draws, prints or makes such articles 
 or things, or sells, gives away or shows to a minor, a book, pamphlet, 
 magazine, newspaper, story paper or other paper devoted to the pub- 
 lication, or principally made up, Of criminal news, police reports, or 
 
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 accounts of criminal deeds, or pictures and stories of immoral deeds, 
 lust or crime, or exhibits upon a street or highway or in a place which 
 may be within the view of a minor, any of such books, papers or pictures, 
 shall be fined not less than fifty dollars nor more than two thousand 
 dollars or imprisoned not more than five years, or both. 
 
 SEC. 13036. [Sending Obscene Literature by Mail.] Whoever 
 deposits in a postoffice or places in charge of a person to be carried or 
 conveyed, any of the obscene, lewd, indecent or lascivious articles or 
 things named in the next preceding section, or a circular, hand-bill, card, 
 advertisement, book, pamphlet or notice of the kind therein named, or 
 gives oral information where, how, or of whom such obscene, lewd, 
 indecent or lascivious articles or things can be purchased or obtained or 
 knowingly receives any of them with intent to carry or convey, or 
 knowingly carries or conveys them, except in the United States mail, 
 shall be fined not less than fifty dollars nor more than one thousand 
 dollars or imprisoned not more than one year, or both. 
 
 Src. 13067. [Advertising Lotteries.] Whoever writes, prints, - 
 or publishes an account of a lottery or scheme of chance, by whatso- 
 ever name, style or title denominated or known, stating when or where 
 it is to be or has been drawn, or the prizes therein, or any of them, 
 or the price of a ticket, or showing where a ticket may be or has been 
 obtained, or giving publicity to such lottery or scheme of chance, shall 
 be fined not more than five hundred dollars or imprisoneil in jail not more 
 than six months, or both. 
 
 Sec. 13091. [Having Die, Plate, Engraving, Etc., in Possession 
 to Use Fraudulently.] Whoever has in his possession a die, plate, 
 brand, engraving, printed label, stamp, imprint, wrapper or trademark 
 or a representation, likeness, similitude, copy or imitation thereof, usual- 
 ly athxed by a person to or upon articles made, manufactured, prepared 
 or compounded by him for the purpose of making impressions or selling 
 them when made, or using them upon other articles made, manufactured, 
 prepared or compounded and passing such articles off as the original 
 goods, manufacture, preparation or compound of another person or sells 
 or uses them or wrongfully and fraudulently uses the genuine stamp, 
 brand, imprint, wrapper, label or trade-mark, with intent to pass off as 
 genuine and original, goods, wares, merchandise, mixture, compound 
 or other article, not the manufacture of the person owning such stamp, 
 brand, imprint, wrapper, label or trade-mark, shall be fined not more 
 than five hundred dollars or imprisoned not more than twelve months, 
 
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 or both. 
 
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 Sec. 13102. [Counterfeiting Label or Trade-mark of Labor 
 Union.| Whoever counterfeits or imitates a label, trade-mark, term, 
 design, device or form of advertisement adopted or used by an associa- 
 tion or union of working men for designating, making known or dis- 
 tinguishing goods, wares, merchandise or other product of labor, as 
 having been made, manufactured, produced, prepared, packed or put 
 on sale by such association or union or a member thereof, or sells, offers 
 for sale, utters or circulates a counterfeit or imitation of such label, trade- 
 ‘mark, term, design, device or form of advertisement, or has in his pos- 
 session with intent fraudulently to sell or dispose of goods, wares, mer- 
 chandise or other product of labor on which such counterfeit or imitation 
 label is.printed, painted, stamped, or impressed, or knowingly sells or 
 disposes of goods, wares, merchandise or other product of labor con- 
 tained in a box, case, can or package to which such counterfeit or imita- 
 tion label is attached, affixed, printed, painted, stamped or impressed, 
 - or has in his possession with intent to sell or dispose of goods, wares, 
 merchandise or other product of labor in a box, case, can or package to 
 which such counterfeit or imitation label is attached, affixed, printed, 
 stamped, or impressed, shall be fined. 
 
 SEc. 13154. [Unauthorized Use of Union Label.] Whoever 
 uses or displays the genuine label, trade-mark, term, design, device or 
 form of advertisement, or the name or sea] of an association or union 
 of working men, or an officer thereof, in the sale of goods or otherwise, 
 
 Without authority so to do, shall be fined not more than two hun- 
 ‘dred dollars. 
 
 SEC. 13412. [Advertising to Procure Divorce.] Whoever adver- 
 tises, prints, publishes, distributes or circulates a circular, pamphlet, card, 
 hand-biil, advertisement, printed paper book, newspaper or notice, or 
 causes stich to be done, with intent to procure or aid in procuring a 
 divorce, either in this state, or elsewhere, shall be fined not less than 
 ‘twenty-five dollars nor more than five hundred dollars Or imprisoned not 
 more than six months, or both, . This section shall not apply to the print- 
 ing or publishing of a notice or advertisement authorized by law. 
 
GENERAL RULES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING. 
 
 Owing to the fact that there is a great variation in the matter of 
 setting up legal advertisements by the various newspaper publishers 
 throughout the State, and much difference of opinion as to the require- 
 ments of the law as to number of insertions required and price to be 
 charged, it is deemed advisable to give the number of insertions and rate 
 to be charged for each under the law as construed by the Attorney Gen- 
 eral’s Department. 
 
 Section 4369 requires that “All legal advertising shall be set up in 
 compact form, without any unnecessary spaces, blanks, or head lines, 
 and shall be printed in type not smaller than nonpareil.”” “A square 
 shall be considered and held to be a space occupied by two hundred 
 and forty ems of the type used in printing such advertisements.” 
 
 All bills for public printing that are payable out of the county 
 treasury should be allowed by the county commissioners, except Delin- 
 quent Land List and Forfeited Land List, which are paid on the al- 
 lowance of the Auditor of State. It is the duty of the commissioners 
 to be satisfied that the publication is legal and that the proper charge 
 is made for the same. 
 
 The advertisement should set forth all the matter required by law 
 and no more. 
 
 A copy of the advertisement should be attached to the voucher 
 presented for allowance, and the voucher should be approved by the 
 officer ordering same. 
 
 The price to be charged for legal advertising, in the absence of a 
 sepecial contract (4 N. P. 35), is fixed by section 4366 R. S., for all 
 advertisements, notices and proclamations the rate for which is not 
 otherwise fixed by law, at one dollar per square for the first insertion, 
 and fifty cents for each additional insertion, and in advertising con- 
 taining tabular or rule work an additional sum of 50% may be charged. 
 
 The price for advertising in connection with county ditch work 
 (except bond sales which are governed by the general law, Sec. 22b) 
 is fixed by Section 4506 R. S., at fifty cents for the first insertion and 
 twenty-five cents for each additional insertion, and no extra charge 
 may be made for tabular work. 
 
 The price for publishing the Delinquent and Forfeited lists is 
 fixed by Section 2865 R. S. 
 
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 All other legal advertisements are governed by the rate prescribed 
 in Section 4366 above referred to. 
 
 As to what constitutes tabular work for which an additional 50% 
 may be charged, this department has adopted the decisions of Judge 
 Allread, in the case of Knorr vs. Darke County, 4 Nisi Prius, 35, and 
 Judge Mathers, in the case of Murray vs. Auglaize County, 1 Nisi 
 Prius, 89. The Syllabi of the decisions are as follows: 
 
 KNORR VS. DARKE COUNTY. 
 
 “1. The annual financial report of the county commissioners made up 
 and published in two columns, one consisting of the names of the persiong 
 to whom the items are paid and the purposes for which the items are paid, 
 and the other consisting of the amounts in figures of each payment, separated 
 from the column of words by sufficient blank space to make each column 
 distinct to the eye, is a fair compliance with Section 917 of the Revised 
 Statutes providing for such report. 
 
 “2. Such publication so made and with leaders and two or more justi- 
 fications is tabular work within the meaning of Section 4366, and in the 
 absence of a special contract the publisher is entitled to the price and a half 
 rate therein prescribed.” 
 
 MURRAY VS, AUGLAIZE COUNTY. 
 
 “1. Annual reports of county commissioners are advertised within the 
 meaning of Section 4366, Revised Statutes. 
 
 “2. The test as to whether a publisher may charge 50% additional for 
 matter contained in a legal advertisement is, whether this matter is set im 
 tabular form, and not whether it falls within the changeable classification: 
 
 of such matter made by printers’ unions for the purpose of fixing rates for: 
 composition. 
 
 “3. Matter set up in the form of a table, with figures or words one 
 under the other, so as to exhibit to the eye the information to be conveyed, 
 and which contains two or more justifications, is tabular matter.” 
 
 Under these decisions, matter set up in the form prescribed by 
 this department for the commissioners’ annual financial report and for 
 other advertisements containing two or more justifications, is “tabular 
 work,” for which publishers, in the absence of a special verbal or 
 written contract to the contrary, may legally charge 50% additional. 
 Tabular rate applies over the whole advertisement when part tabular 
 and part straight matter. 
 
 ‘If copy for advertisements contains matter required to be set in 
 tabular form, price and a half may be charged. 
 
 The number of insertions of an advertisement when fixed by statute 
 may not be changed by order of any officer. Upon this question and 
 
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 the recovery of money paid for excessive number of insertions, the ~ 
 
 following decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Vindicator 
 Printing Co, vs. State, 68 O. S. 362, is in point: . 
 
 “Where the number of publications of a sheriff's election proclamation 
 
 or other public notice is fixed by statute, there is no authority in the board 
 
 of county commissioners, or other county officer, to contract for publi- 
 
 cation in excess of the number directed by statute. The board is also without 
 
 authority to allow a claim for such excessive publications, and the allowance 
 of such claim does not bind the county.” 
 
 The following decision of the Supreme Court in the case of 
 Schloenbach vs. State, 53 O. S. 345, is applicable to the publication of 
 legal advertisements in German papers: 
 
 “County commissioners have no power under Section 917 R. S. to 
 publish their report in a German newspaper, and payment of the bill will 
 be enjoined.” 
 
 Since this decision was rendered, Section 917 has been amended 
 so as to require the publication of the commissioners’ report in a Ger- 
 man paper, but the’ principle announced is applicable to other adver- 
 tisements. 
 
 State examiners, in auditing bills for legal advertising, will be 
 governed by the rules and forms here set forth, 
 
 Advertisements not specifically provided for by law, but which are 
 published under the general provision of Section 4367 R. S. to the effect 
 that 
 
 “such other advertisements of general interest to the taxpayers as the 
 
 auditor, treasurer, probate judge, or commissioners may deem proper, shall 
 be published in two newspapers of opposite politics, at the county seat.” 
 
 should be confined to one publication in two newspapers of opposite 
 politics at the county seat, except in counties containing cities of over 
 8,000 inhabitants, net the county seat of such counties, in which case 
 such notices should also be published one time in two newspapers of 
 opposite politics in such cities. Such notices should also be published 
 in a German newspaper if there be one published and of general cir- 
 culation in the county. 
 
 Rules for Measurement. 
 A square is the space occupied by 240 ems of the style of type 
 used in printing the notice. 
 An em is the square of the type, expressed in points. 
 A point is one seventy-second (1-72) of a linear inch. 
 
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 A standard newspaper column is 156 points, or 2 1-6 inches, in 
 width. . 
 
 A line of nonpareil, or 6-point type, contains 26 ems, and brevier, 
 or 8-point type, runs 19 1-2 ems to the line. 
 
 These results are obtained by dividing 156—the number of points 
 in a line —by the size of the type expressed in points, 
 
 Legal advertisements are usually printed in six or eight-point 
 type, and if set up solidly, i. e., without the use of leads. run 12 and 9 
 lines, respectively, to the linear inch. 
 
 From the above it will appear that there are 81 ems of &-point 
 type and 144 ems of 6-point type in a square inch. 
 
 With these facts in mind it will be an easy matter to measure an 
 advertisement printed in 6 or 8-point type, with an ordinary rule or 
 carpenter’s square. . 
 
 From the above proposition, the following rule is evolved: Multiply 
 the length of the notice by its width, both expressed in inches, Multiply 
 this product by the number of ems in a square inch. Divide the result 
 by 240, extending the quotient to two decimal places, which gives the 
 number of squares in the notice. 
 
 To Illustrate. 
 
 To compute a notice set solidly in 6-point type measuring 18 inches 
 in length, proceed as follows: 
 
 Eighteen inches (length) multiplied by 2 1-6 inches (width), equals 
 39 square inches; 144 ems multiplied by 39 equals 5616 ems; 5616 ems 
 divided by 240 equals 23.4, number of squares. 
 
 If the notice be set in 8-point type, the operation will be exactly 
 the same, except that 81, the number of ems in a square inch, should 
 be used in place of 144. 
 
 If the notice be not set solidly, i. e., if leads are used, the length 
 must be ascertained by counting the lines instead of measuring with 
 the ruler. Matter set in 6-point (nonpareil), type is leaded if it counts 
 less than 12 lines to the linear inch ; and if set in 8-point (brevier) type, 
 it must count not less than 9 lines to the inch, 
 
 If it be determined that the notice is leaded, the better method is 
 to proceed as follows: 
 
 Multiply the number of lines set in 6-point or nonpareil type by 
 26 and divide the product by 240. This reduces it to squares, 
 
 If the notice be printed in brevier, or 8-point type. multiply the 
 number of lines by 19 1-2 and divide by 240. 
 
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 The following table shows the number of ems to the line of the 
 various types from nonpareil to pica: 
 Number of Ems 
 
 Size and Name of Type. to Line. 
 6. point=-mosipareil: <.c 6.2 dg cseeles Reb ena ae ea eee 26 
 
 7) point—mMinion~.cceaccss ess oases cee s Siete sisssials 22 2-7 
 8 pOiInt=—DREVIEL A Moccagts ee oe oem eo ate tee ne 19 1-2 
 9point—bourgedis x sian ase eeen oe enen aerate 17 1-3 
 10° point—lone: pritiers7.4..sckitexs sien wel-ooe eee 15 3-5 
 11 point—small “picasso, .<ase ee tales ee ae os ee weenie 14 2-11 
 12! POE PICA Sia cred Batata tole: u\ & oa sua wedreuane, SES Bie alate cee te 13 
 
 Section 895 requires county commissioners to subscribe for one 
 copy of the leading newspapers of each political party, printed and pub- 
 lished in their county, and cause the same to be bound and filed in the 
 auditor’s office. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 ACCOUNT 
 ensae Mae CALING OLVASSMOTICE.M. ce-cc ess bes sae oP aU oad wERECE CO ne aS 
 
 ACCOUNTS OF ADMINISTRATORS AND EXECUTORS 
 Cees MINEO COL ois gs ee Oh cre eee cc anaes Na eva incbl abd ¥cb cork Wa ensrepa dee Wee 
 
 ANNEXATION 
 publication of notice for, by citizen or corporation...........eceeeee 
 
 ARMORY 
 PMvicaiOn Ot -TOtice fOr erection Of... «sore «cd cawewns vee cceenesen 
 
 ASSESSMENTS 
 mamectior Cleaning joint county, ditches, <0. cus oon ehs Ca eece eee cae 
 Motice tOrwiinproving. county: -TOAG. so veces os oss seccoe bad cienes saews 
 Bee PSE TOMES OBI eo Sia a VN Sed pv Gok toh 0's Keke Uk eee eo ea! 
 notice -of, for treating streets with Oil. ..<....c.0 ccs eeece ces Stone sais é 
 REM RIOR ODOC nn Oso Ny oe oka cee uk odd hoa haa es Saas mae 
 
 ASSIGNEE 
 eee MT EMMUTIIIOH ECO he ios edna sh sige ba Co Chui 2s Re he Re 
 notice of sale of real or personal property by......... Daxeen eeu weietae’s 
 Mokice ol hearme accotinting Of oo% oes sc iuins sos e's» 5 PWalege ele ge cat pod 
 mone enor cividend declaration. by. iv. és i+ .sci css vers scaceacneten 
 
 ADMINISTRATION 
 Granting letters of after twenty years notice of........ccececece hy 
 Beteeeor aale-of personal property... <1 .ce eles scccasle aces. cee 
 Mepurrol sale" of; desperate “claims: assx. v.24 oeedes des ouck Beit e ater 
 
 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR PAPER 
 Secretary of State to give notice in three daily newspapers....... otek 
 Be OPE MINCIMOR  1ORs DIGS. dy Gaule (wind ho 62 Se a ooo wee enw hd oud - 
 
 Mea me ier Oraawards cc...) ss... so fone vaecde cs cy v5 See 
 
 notice of election on question of Isstling bonds su). os eee eee 
 
 notice of election to issue bonds for purchase of site............... 
 AMENDMENTS 
 
 On AOU IRETS AOS Gg a a 
 
 ANNUAL STATEMENT OF STATE TREASURER 
 how published 
 
 Rha ee he Sah Ase 30g ee ise ice akeie « ilaibut si nlecel sess elsienneee-e 6 elae 
 
 38 
 
 49 
 
 91 
 
 92 
 
102 
 
 ARBITRATION PAGE 
 notice by stockholders.to “apply for. ..h a. ..aeeoe neem ie ee 62 
 notice for, to be given by dissenting stockholders................... 63 
 notice for, when stockholder refuses to sello... .4 1.24. foe ene ee 63 
 
 ATTACHMENT 
 notice of ‘procéedings: ieoe ska eeecekace eres oo tb, opto 66 
 
 ATTACHED PROPERTY 
 notice of sale Ofs ance te owen Gs coins Pe ee eee ee 78 
 
 BANKS AND BANKING 
 publication of companies’ reports to superintendent of.............. 9 
 publication for liquidation=claims against. ..ccueeers he eee eee 9 
 notice to stockholders of meeting of liquidated..........2........05- 10 
 publication of certificate to commence business..............seeeees 10, 91 
 notice: of. reduction of ‘capital stock of-State Bantd...~, 5 m<ote ace eee 10 
 
 BASTARDY 
 notice of, in proceedings under’ attachment. +... .d..0.0 00 deus le eueine 17 
 
 BOARDS OF EDUCATION 
 notice “of ‘sale’ of- real “estate Dy.ve.c oe ie vine chee eee 56 
 publication of receipts and ‘expenditures, Gill. y. 2h 2). os. ee ee eee 56 
 notice of publication “of “nominees for... 2c. oe ks ee ee ee 57 
 
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION 
 publication for non-resident owner to appear before................ 21 
 noticé~of completion -of -equalization$ bys. % oats tan 4 cine’ soa see eee 22 
 notice of hearing complaints. “Dy: -7 62% 5 cals fe see a oe oa ene eee 22 
 
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS > 
 publication of notice te non-resident OWNef 2. Vo <e.jcc ens cn cent ae 5 
 description of non-resident owner’s. claimS.. .....0..<.0ceeceeeee cece 5 
 
 BOHEMIAN NEWSPAPER 
 etror, inetratislation*to..be disresandedm, ans crenmiet ces samantha 69 
 notice of salée:of real -estate. taken in, Execution. cicjst-is.-'n seineetnenets 76 
 
 BONDS 
 Sale by: Commiissioners,: tC... 5.1. sv, --afsssyeis 2a is amend a calm ea Slee ea eee 13, 22 
 notice’ of ‘sale “by municipality... <.icans « spr <i eee as eee 43, 44 
 How ® testuedd iiss vos avocotatere coe pncts erat, oat nec Ig ea nc 44 
 notice -of ‘sale iof-eas vands lbraty. tain oneness 44, 45 
 how sold for road. purposes. ce acewitas ss sii, cite i gle ee 55 
 notice of sale of, for school house a. we ceavaleiesetuimnicc ee oats teeca eee 58 
 
 BOND INVESTMENT COMPANY 
 publication. of annual sstatémments -).\0-i. 0c - nic en icpeteas atheists nara 8 
 
 BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 
 publication of annual: repoOrty c2, ihe ac sicts ainiae ste cotieceieleltals sey ittenetaieeneeaineets 8 
 
 publication of examination of, by inspector Of... (in. sansa eee 8 
 
103 
 
 CEMETERIES PAGE 
 Been lie uml grill Cha OMe UR Crees at eyes ran ee cecre bua sal at eleiwl sw pach ha) nieve gue ew 8 65, 66 
 AGC MOImEnG A Sia te UG Sat.cnn a vrxtien Ste Pd ase as 8s Mie waa ceeeeh ei ro 65 
 
 CENSUS 
 Paneer sCeSOiitiOn Dye COUNCH. CO. taKkGtijlss chiles «wives celi nes oeiet a 38 
 
 CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS 
 Bigot petition of ecOnVeyance: 10s joc. wiv hw oa ba ce vale oe ae pe ae 66 
 aheesor -pertion to incumber real ~ estate fi... ose gees eae a ae en 66 
 
 CHILDREN’S HOME 
 see Commissioners. 
 
 CITY HOSPITAL 
 publication of notice for construction of and supplies for........... 45 
 
 CIRCUIT COURT 
 
 see Court. 
 COMMISSIONERS 
 
 notice of proposition to establish county experiment farm............ 13 
 MON Ger OTeSa C.vOlee aan COmed Mf an ilmek. Oic fers lols ea Meee in tues net See 15 
 publication of notice for buildings and bridges.............0.00 000s 14 
 Bae te Cnn ee Oi DOE, BILE ois ance by men aio kale sac g weds Depa ea ~ ox Doe 
 advertisement for straightening water COUrSe............6..eeeeeues 15 
 metice-o1 purchase of lands for building or bridges. 7... 0. h02 02%, 15 
 advertisement for bids for deposit of county funds................. 18 
 re-advertisement where there are no bids...... DOME pir RS AAS Oy Sst 18 
 savettisement for bonds. for. memorial: building... .25... 00.500.) ie 19 
 notice of establishment of children’s home..............eeceeeeeeuee 19 
 Houce of, establishment> of county hospital... 5.0... 05 Glee oe. ss cen 20 
 notice of certain improvements in county buildings to be submitted 
 
 ROMO RO cere Oe Neher ati a arcane ah so otal oe Alta Od ee aces A soe hs ED 22 
 ie Nr tO, COMET MCL SOWRTS 4 hee nlp ie Curd co ws did E ne Reales 24 
 notice by, county ditch by township trustees............... ee tae. 26 
 notice of erection of bridge or culvert..... Se EUR a iE ie as Oo Hae 
 meee o,vnids. for reclaintitta. marshlands) o: 5 oe. ck po ade es 27. 
 notice by. for cleaning joint cOtnty ditches... 0.0. 00.8 ssa ieee ee ok 28 
 notice of increasing or reducing width of state road..............0... 30) 
 notice: of improving county road by -assessment..........0..0.0.5 ee 31 
 advertisement for county road improvement by..................005 31,36 
 notice of improvement of road located in two or more counties by.. 32 
 
 notice of assessment 3 
 mouce ov-contracts for treating county road. ..... isc. ecdecaye eeu 3 
 notice to voters for constructing pike by general tax................ 3: 
 3 
 a] 
 By 
 
 2 G2 W 
 
 re-submission of question to construct pike.................. BOE seca 
 publication of contract for construction of pike 
 
 reas 
 
 COMMISSIONER’S REPORT 
 
 publication of examination 16. 
 
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 COMPLAINT BY PUBLIC UTILITY 
 notice by commission 
 
 F800). WONG, 0 90.0 W'S 6) wy ieueve ST 6.0 'e 1 s1e).6 ie) «le ois ean dake el Se Ske nie ineee 
 
 CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS OUTSIDE OF CITIES 
 notice by commissioners for 
 
 OO: O88 618) Be ere pie eel ariel of mye 6 © Sue 08,6 6 0 @ a a ble wkele este eles 
 
 CONTRACTS 
 when and kind published 
 
 ae eve pete. ‘e “ess v she, 0 [eee 6 lo che, sua 0 e108 kel se ake chee Leth tel ele alin 
 
 CORPORATIONS 
 
 ay"ee 6 06 6) 6. 60..8, » 0 618 's ma 6-8) 01s, © 810) 9, see bisike 
 
 notice of dissolution order 
 notice of opening subscription books 
 notice of election of directors 
 notice of special meeting of directors 
 notice of change of regulations relating to term of director 
 notice of proceedings when stock certificate is lost............. Pirate 
 notice of increase in capital stock of 
 notice of change-of repulations.of 4 s.24nc tiene ee ; 
 notice to amendment of articles of incorporation of.............- 
 when ‘amendments are effectivesc.,.2:+.0otkestostccwl cee 
 
 ewe er est eeesceveeconeeceoce eee eeees 
 
 COUNTERFEITING LABEL OF LABOR UNION 
 Penalty fGt Si... Gosek Sean Dee aay See ee eee a each 
 
 ‘COUNTY AUDITOR 
 free publication of receipts and expenditures of commissioners....... 
 semi-anntial, statement: Oils ain cae fi acon od tres sr ee ee 
 notice by, that county board of equalization has completed work..... 
 notice of hearing of equalization complaints filed with............... 
 publication of delinquent land list by..... oS “apg wap Macaig tacshate rate ame 
 notice of sale of forfeited lands by.......... "Thc K oihals se sees Se aeemia te 
 notice of sale of forfeited lands omitted by inadvertence........... 
 motice of hearing ‘for “eotinty: ditehyc3:. aos one oe le Eee 
 noticeof, reclaiming: marsh lands... “.cage.m. Lee ee 
 notice to tion-residents:to-open: sink “hole. Ssnce: scons eee 
 notice to non-residents to coristruct; levee: ¢ say <aanteeeese eee eee 
 notice of viewers for two mile assessment pike by........:......--5- 
 advertisement for supplying lost records of municipal plat by........ 
 notice Of. hearing: ta: establish ‘State roadiat..3 cae aac he ae ee ee 
 re-advertisement, whem 0: Did g.4.% a0 sas oe ee ee 
 notice. of vacating county, Load... samaats cetera anes eee eee 
 notice’ to:-noh-residéent :owners< by 4 esd ee ss os ce See eo ee Be 
 publication to non-resident owners of petition for turnpike.......... 
 notice of salé ‘of ‘schooli‘lands:.By, d:.'\.ccons Seance ee ee 
 notice by, to enforce payment for school lands.............0.eeeeeee 
 notice. by, of sale of, escheated. lands. i. .:....0. then nae eee 
 
 COUNTY FUNDS 
 advertisement for. deposit’ Of) |... «sos. aa Ode pa 
 
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COUNTY HOSPITAL PAGE 
 MP MG EDGER ARIS HTDCHL De gente) iki s 0d ea bele sc sani vob O eas wea eo eNews 20 
 advertisement by trustees for making improvement..............000% 20 
 
 COUNTY TREASURER 
 
 Pe Meare a ATP CAR ATION: HY cs vip stdis $6 o Wale Fb0s Fa clos Bs > oo oH epee 17 
 Bee eae MSTA OTC ESO Eee o tactic ly od des si be ¥ fhe doe Vaele's Die ceacne Wee oat 17 
 Bunbeavonnob Teport Of ExAMINatiO! OL Si sien iisws wiaco vale’ Seria oo 17 
 notice of time and place for receiving tax€S...<..cevsisccseessveecee 18 
 COURT 
 notice by, to appropriate money to control canals...........ecceecees 16 
 Pieper er C COE MORIN CATCULE « 5, « so dcaca-wie bie 'ee osc ds cial an eid eR Ole 59 
 fmieeeo yr aDecial “SOSSIOU. Of CILCUIT is otis P54 veh dice Ghee Cooked ol ven 59 
 mouceror time ot holding common. pleas. is... viucccve ss bodes duasveks 59 
 PN PeP BOR SOCCIIY LELINAOL ois iy oak teie oR Fed horde Oats PS eka 59 
 porout norees ty-be approved by clerk Of. ot... ccvseewacs soca vmaee 61 
 notice to creditors of corporation to present claims.............00008 62 
 MO eenOl MesiTe tO SChan Ge. NAIMe caida. eves cw eee nent. VEMeUN Lek eene 77 
 petition in error to supreme court, notice to non-residents............ 77 
 notice of application for restoration of road record................ 80 
 CREDITORS 
 ie Me URIS TCOCUP CLONING p20 5 vis. s so e'a.o't xe aid nls oe gach an tees ees 62 
 
 CREDIT GUARANTY COMPANY 
 MICE ee OL ALATALICHY” OF pia adie’ oo i ste he ee ee een aR eee at INE need 90 
 
 DELINQUENT LAND LIST : 
 RCE eae ger cA ord 5 isle Pha 5's Saad Swe an Chee eee eens Le 23 
 
 DELINQUENT AND FORFEITED LAND LIST 
 Seem ree PENNCAMON “Ol Vs 5s ec ort eo oes collin coe cee Ook eas BF Pie. Se 23 
 
 DEPUTY STATE SUPERVISORS 
 
 Mererresr EMin ee ballots: DY! Cote, ocak de exces pps hecacee Leet ee 20 
 
 em emo Mirclase. OF -“Spplies  DY~ = -4 snob ccdos bac cos eee oie ek 21 
 DEPOSITIONS 
 
 Pet teed BE-COLAD SUS COPUETS 2 xa bs clade ans aig csaegaeteeias leeeroceds 18 
 DIRECTORS 
 
 notice of election of, in private corporation.......ecsesecccccceccuce 84 
 
 pera resiecial teeta, Of e. sie ook awe cca bss 00 Gi ik oe See ee 84 
 
 ea et ae OG ACTIN: OF co's cies sv sod 0 06 oes icc Le eke Sede oe eee 85 
 
 Modcewareale.or stock: partially: paid: by. << cv s« eds cs ook eondacne. 85 
 
 notice of dissolution of corporation not for profit Rt, ce ae Dee 87 
 
 notice of dissolution of corporation whose business is closed........ 87 
 DITCHES 
 
 Seem GEOR Ce. a) hee, icp uth: oe on aMna Shae can uae Be 26 
 
 Ber fecOr iOimtly constructed, ete... 6. i ws ccs cds vcocescc cue enon 27,28 
 
 emer tote mat Byacamiracter crac. oo wsss cede logo coc ol betes eee 28 
 
 Pemera Ge LemMovale os Ohetr UCHiON , \%. «<< os bv ods oe Vs bo OE dee Dean dhe 53 
 
106 
 
 DITCH ADVERTISEMENT 
 
 PAGE 
 fees’ far publishing....25 (0... in. sanaacaeg aka ee 82: 
 DIVIDEND 
 notice of by assignee,: W.1/..29 asnen ee eee (ae 
 DIVORCE | 
 notice: to-non-resident of: application T6r.{; 2... /..8ee ee eee oe 
 penalty for advertising to procure: {7i... ¢oen eee ee 95 
 DRIFT 
 notice OL removal Otc auk penton woes Pore een ee eee 29 
 notite..of appeal to court for téemoval 6f.1..502... ee ee 29 
 EDUCATIONAL INCORPORATIONS 
 notice: of sale and distribution of property of....2.00,0s02) oe ee 92" 
 publication of notice of proceedings to amend charter of............. 92 
 ELECTIONS 
 Hoticécok, ‘for schook. 5 es ook seen ee ee 57 
 notice of “for spécial tax levy for SchGol = S5--4 ge eee 57 
 notice of, to issue bonds for agricultural society............e.e+eee-e 91, 92° 
 ERECTION OF NEW COUNTY 
 tretice. OF intention. {> StVia. skuwae bo owe eb Ont eee ee 14 
 notice of intention of selection of new county seat............++.ee. 14 
 ERROR IN RECORD 
 NOUCE 208; CULAR: 5 ca-clnarciaen igs WMS cen iee leer ee 17 
 ESCHEATED LAND 
 sale of. by “Cotnty Auditor). ais is oasen senate ee ee 84 
 EXAMINERS 
 notice. of meetings. by cowdtyn Ase ikon 6 ae cle ee ee 37 
 notice. Of meetings: by: tity... .. nas os) he Poe Pati ee eee 50: 
 EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS 
 notice; of appointment ...6.) or, s ce te ee 68 
 notice-of \presentation of; claim toi. @.:o. os sea eee 68 
 notice of appointment of administrator de bonis non........eecesuee 69 
 when notice not given in- times in. cocoa aoe eee eee ee 69 
 Sale, of real estate, TOtice Ofis,..cc ce eoeakns . cs Ook Ce ee 69° 
 EXTRA TAX LEVY 
 publication of petition for, for road® purposes. . - 2%. a ben ee a ee 37 
 FORFEITED LANDS TO THE STATE 
 notice“of sale (Od O52 FP ae ada OF See ne cee ee 23 
 notice of sale omitted by madvertence. .; .7.. a.) cae sy ce 24 
 
 FRAUDULENTLY HAVING DIE, ETC. 
 penalty fOF iv34.02 ech cee oohun eae a Calas Onl apie ee 94: 
 
GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS PAGE 
 Stee OAR OOEDIOMIIETIE cae coke ntls cee tb ee a eee ee Bar P eR aS a ee 4 
 
 GERMAN NEWSPAPERS 
 
 HeeINC RICE Se Om Deu PEL LEGs Tlic csewt. ae el caerait es Calder v tele aco eliavotady sa ote 20 
 Sera eee TMT TEI ceed OT met Pa mele ets sas cp en, «eee Va vices se as deat a!’o linch as ol-apei eum 'eelfnid eed oe 46 
 PEL Coats MOtmeLOmpe=UtSKeOATGed tc dene occa aiiely x meets brevah hel evove us oy 69 
 Moricero1-salecOt Teal sestatertakene iM CXCCULMOMN osc. cule aces pede s 4 Obr 75 
 
 GENERAL RULES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING 
 
 AICI IME OCRERS TULL OG we geeatt PimeeN MD eM ans sns ite lei Hed Sais iace Lire» Walia rheiee« Oaahenaeeead Ss 96 
 HIGHWAYS 
 MOM Sanh ve COMINISSTONEES HO-CONSETUChs «ae leiew cst biAeluin'« ele pg fot eels get s « 11 
 
 HYDRAULIC COMPANIES 
 
 Masa mG COL S COLT ChE IO liet ox chal vets 2a phic ss evameks re dotcacad oad at lide, ane A Sie si asec a 92 
 IMPEACHMENTS 
 notice ROMO SE ESTOETESticne crc ecccarc terete ae Mae Chel Getaway nw ervne ocean 3 
 
 INN KEEPER 
 notiee.et sale of property hold, for debt by 2.20. oii cee ee sels tee Cees 81 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES 
 PUL Cat onvo tar eSttitseot- CXAMINALLOM: Of4/ 14 sis oleae aie lee oe hood oe 6 
 OLIGCHHOTeC AMS LAP AINGE GELALIITING. ¢ y .cisrerc olead een emialna sande waa Titiee 6 
 publication of certificate of authority to do business................0. 6,7 
 MOI Goma le CSCONPTAMCE O lowers sa alsis calms hod ert tw als ice Noe bee a 7 
 mice OF apcontingarce: of other than life....4:.0.4.% de ses oe aan Ses 8 
 NOUS M Mere SMSO GAT OLO fare wise wc asin Ge chas ce aie, tate See w kn Rego eS oe 9 
 publication of certificate of compliance by Mutual Protective Company 9 
 
 JUSTICES 
 notices in proceedings in attachment before................ Rope ra Matas 66 
 Peemacere te orl Vor cOF cle naelity DVS. cae s So tx dels i tes eae an Emde ees 66 
 
 LAND APPROPRIATION 
 ETOmee Te ek SEO SIT POSER By. sce's-k o> ona 0 eeas oe thie PEGDA? ane 5 
 
 LAW JOURNALS 
 
 Pee or PH LANES MIS a y-ray. salad a sep.ag-« 2 aod ad gis VERE RD Summa woven 60 
 
 1 STOVES igi fares Pao eh 0 Se a A ane Pon) 60 
 LEASE 
 
 MINER MAT ANI rae ceF 55 a8 2 pcs aw wl wee clk w vale BEA ek weve hls be 58 
 LEVEE 
 
 OS SCE TSCTTE, (UE “aid SE lok aE ee ne al aa 30 
 LIEN 
 
 notice to enforce 
 
 eM ANN enc a aid ir Wl -aBhie, dn ian? aT ied Sere teed 43 
 
108 
 
 LIGHTING UNINCORPORATED DISTRICT 
 
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 MOTICE OF vcs ss sas s'o'e 3 oo ba 0 us ¥io's Wh Sarapelale wien dp oe Oa 52 
 LIMITATION ON ACTION FOR DAMAGES 
 when notice to be-publishéd, -5.,.)...4.5 ah jak Ate eee 63 
 LOCAL OPTION 
 Notice Of -1n\ county... lsc .e a eee eer ae Rea teat rote Ss = 24 
 notice: of in city...) wa vgew dues ak ek eed ee 49 
 LOTTERIES 
 penalty, for advertisement .c.< tation 94 
 MARKS OF OWNERSHIP 
 notice: to" providesfor registration of ..)/.<ah4u¢) on eee 60 
 MARSH LANDS 
 noted)’ ot reclaiming... 4. cde aven ce ete See 27 
 publication, of ‘bids for: reclaiming’s....4.:s4.acve eas 21 27 
 MAYOR’S PROCLAMATION 
 IMPLIES NOL nis cn. «vn ot chains on hon baa ROR SL ee 49 
 MONTHLY STATEMENTS BY STATE TREASURER AND AUDITOR 
 when: and <how ‘publisheds: 2, s.475 ¢. cn eictva : Gee ee & 
 MUNICIPALITY 
 hotice of "vacating plat’ by. Fs. v.n ce bose Pea ee 39 
 publication of notice to appropriate property by...........ceceseeeee 39 
 notice of *sale “or lease of seal estatesbys...o. o.s eee ee oe 39 
 notice of exchange of lots’ for school purposes by............seeeees 40 
 notice of vacating or narrowing -streets by... 2o.:. 2. cee. sek eo 40 
 notice of application and granting of route for street railway DY 2c 4i 
 notice “of sewer’ servicezconnections by. os ecu ecs Seu casas ieee co 41 
 notice: of ‘special assessments. bys sisx a. os nates Pode ee 41, 42 
 notice of sprinkling and cleaning streets by..........cccecececececes 42 
 notice of necessity for and construction of sewer by........  ...+:. 42, 43 
 notice of sewer assessments: bys s0x3 1565 ocen toca eee ee 43 
 potice Oly salé of bonds ibys is. ce basa cae eat Gs ee Oe 43 
 how, when and for what bonds are sold by..........e.cecccecececuce 44 
 notice of construction and supplies for hospital for..........eceeeeue 45 
 notice: to. establish »pawnshops |. by sic. ..0s as che bok ee 46 
 publication of ordinances in book form by.........cesccceiecsccscece. 47 
 publication of receipts and expenditures by..........c.ccececeeceees 48 
 noticefor bidding for funds Wors.ooraucn., 5 eee 48 
 when publication to be made in paper not published in.............. 48 
 notice of local option election. sual: chaos oo ee eee 49 
 NORMAL SCHOOL 
 notice of election for levying tax in township for..........e.eeceeece 55 
 
 NOTICES TO BE PUBLISHED IN TWO NEWSPAPERS 
 statuteprescribing what... «. .s« fees tse om tales’ sae ene ee 25 
 
OBSCENE LITERATURE PAGE 
 Pree eRe CTE PA SUIT O wails oe na a hive vine oo 2 ks leie pe ees tik gawd we cde oleae a 98, 94 
 ORDINANCES 
 aM E Tea ee Reg Ren Nhe iene Se aictara See se baled ww be aa Wola hls wale 46: 
 ‘Wal PeOrelles Tey manic. athens cee earn area ar Rae a a re Sue eet arentaeneee 47 
 
 ORPHAN ASYLUM 
 DU OMCA MO MOle ATIC TEDONLtalieiesremmtiein saree iene tieie se eletaeeele a als a os eremete eae 19 
 
 PARDONS AND PAROLE 
 
 ena E E ICAP MMI: TOTS 4 600 sir a Cue Cee he ea oak fone Poa oes 3, 11 
 
 Re Geemer AC GAtrON /POtUl Ol bao, tec no vue ie sce wei nd ko de eu eer WZ 
 PARKS 
 
 peered coneesers LO, He AWarded LOP. acess ws ave hi ce cae alnduale Cone eE 45: 
 PARTNERSHIP 
 
 Papua torino tecertiiicnte- Or HIMILed . << koa disse hsaee 6 oe fu cdsnens ck Re 83: 
 
 NOMGEHO Te CISSO]UtLOne Olu lM IILCCetate ates al etocesel ere e'e wit Ae ane Marcu ea cic sien ei 83 
 
 notice of purchase of partnership by surviving partner............... 83 
 PAWNSHOPS 
 
 Re RIOR LSID Di CUE arg tins cond ee vis bie = alu ee tale we BEE Sao 46: 
 
 PERSONAL PROPERTY 
 Rieicensent atl (EN COPONNCT soc. ssc dee ¥ ne seein Soe oud walad cavern Pa hea Ue 19 
 
 PLANK ROAD 
 
 notice of annual meeting of stock holders of............. Wan ioghasiecges: 90: 
 
 notice of meeting to consider assessments for paying debts of....... 90 
 PLAT 
 
 er eaite VACatiT oS Dy MALITIICIDALIEY 4 ccice-s'als es ox's dea pablo ate heed Dae 39 
 
 publication of notice for supplying lost records.............c0eceeuee 39 
 
 PLATTING COMMISSIONER 
 Meso COMMON DIANS DY, «« cs 4nd ood sale ec' ook cadena kueaake 48 
 
 PIKES AND TURNPIKES 
 
 publication of notice to non-residents for construction of............ 83 
 notice to voters on question of constructing of by general tax........ 33 
 te-cuvertisement on question to construct>.. .s.%<ecesdsusccecaeenee. 84 
 Serpe STAAL MEE ROE TOP tet oor SS gic k alae biel caevn che eet a 34 
 Mepmeeton ets ruCtiGn= hy. HeLtION, «ci sous wach vee views Nd wleoewes. ce 34 
 notice of application for construction of one mile assessment pike.... 34 
 MRA CO ai wig Oe pralahe Ais'vip vais bss «or 2 ccd vince v ae atone edear 34, 35 
 notice of viewers for construction of two mile assessment pike...... 35 
 
 publication of election on question of purchase of toll road 
 
PRINTER’S FEES 
 may be required in advance, \.:Js<)s <> ome olen em een ne 
 
 PRIVATE CONTRACT 
 WH eI EEC a. Pevis wil oo Sets eo ee ee ee ee 
 
 PROCEED!INGS IN QUO WARRANTO 
 notice of service to be published where company has place of business 
 
 PROCEEDINGS TO POSSESS BRIDGE 
 notice of by turnpike or plank road’ company. do. dace ce deen ee 
 
 PROBATE COURT 
 notice of appeal in, removal of drift from ditch. s..ee sone Seen ees 
 publication for bids for opening railway company ditch.............. 
 notice of land appropriation by telegraph companies................. 
 noticeof proceedings to admit foréien “willster. ..c ers eee 
 notice of ‘application for: admission of- lost Aviles... acta ceo ae 
 notice of supplying 16st. record: of wills..2¥... cneins ees ee ee 
 notice of granting letters of administration after twenty years...... 
 notice. of application to sell desperate clagms. 2 has. i woes onde eee 
 notice of appointment of executors and administrators.............. 
 notice of appointment of administrator de bomis non................ 
 notice of appointment when not given in time.............cseeceeee 
 notice “of sale of real “estate s3.05 ALi aks ate eae aus he eee eee 
 notice of sale in German or Bohemian newspaper...............e00- 
 notice of application to enforce distribution... 0. 2 aeeae eee 
 notice-of appoirttment, of assigtiee or trustee. “sus «cae 2. Ge 
 notice Of gale: oF. real: estates. On: coh cinon soe ee a ee eee 
 notice of sate-of . personal property 1-tanace ae ee eee 
 notice of reports and settlements of aésignees.... sss... dees 
 notice of filing accounts WF execttors: ete. + .c7o. 500 ofseen bok eee 
 
 PUBLICATION 
 Wiitat 1S: SUPICLEM tA 2 n..4 Das eradets be ea ee ei ee ee 
 
 PUBLICATION MADE IN ANOTHER COUNTY 
 A od | en aR ere ater ies nr Ar Spirals aes ha ee 
 
 PUBLIC FUNDS 
 notice for competitive bidding sox. 2oo) oe. cones at ae Ree 
 publication of notice of petition for: transter: ols, )pave. Wea Lae 
 
 PUBLIC PRINTING 
 
 notice of proposals for state printing, how and when................ 
 notice for re-advertisement.., 5. cash oy sa ea sot on ee 
 notice by cotmmissioners- to Jet certain. contracts... 0:0). .%... ue seen 
 
 QUO WARRANTO 
 notice of service by. publication... . 0.00%: \ -s.0s 00s ee 
 
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RAILROADS AND RAILWAYS 
 
 notice of improving between two improved 
 
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 sale of stock by dissenting holders, notice of arbitration............. 63 
 EeMUsadstO-convert stock, application for arbitration... .{.../..0. 6 <. ose 63 
 rence menens a Omnvach CCCI Cites, sav oief sins Won s blob wae ) Oe slielgs wueh eee 64 
 HoMeeeton meeiiic fon Te-Orgatlization: Of. 6, csi. . ees Sa es nde ehs eens 64 
 publication of notice of change or establishment of office............ 87, 89 
 notice of exoneration by director for personal liability  .......... 88 
 Peitent Coe HCase OL CAptta) StOCK: oo. 8 sah oe boos ened b cbc ae nae 88 
 EO SSA Sa CE SUSAN a Rape la ena a 838 
 mer ee MeCN ALTOSS OF ote Siac aehs POTS oda e olsun od Reaves Gene tae 88 
 MMe CMI RYCTeC TION Os CITCChOTsS. PUL s cs ces cores Bo hee cline es whence 88 
 rr dE ORCS OE Ses boc caey cai a ele ee wee hs Se Bees x 89 
 RAILWAY CROSSING 
 a 9g OEE el er he Gy a Ie eas ene OR EN aii IO org B 50, 
 RATES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING 
 yo ETSI EEC 2 Pee Aa Dig Te ca Une i ee rR ea 82 
 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 
 Pee ee ona YmmCipahey. oc Shy Lewd bak eke, ASRS en eee eS 47 
 Pune ion-ot bys Boards of viiducation. - 20, . 20.5 oe ee 56 
 RECEIVER 
 Be in ane ol Pad Dy 5 Sao sh cok we a a, 64 
 notice of publication of agreement by....... Whee PRRs eh dee AOS a 64 
 Bie ete, SPILe. DAMS. ol. Os ce eg pe ee ede chy Sh dy eee 65 
 RELEASE OF TREASURERS 
 MN ROME SAVE. uss oer hd bk bse lad eee ne oe Oe 81 
 RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES 
 - publication of notice of petition for sale of land by trustee ros Petree 65 
 notice of transfer of property after consolidation of.......... SA tok 65 
 REPLEVIN 
 em EON teas fo AON ent evi, Coo, 2 yey Ld hes Pe ee 76 
 ROADS 
 notice of election for township road faprovement.< co.cc 53 
 notice for letting contract for improvement......................... 58, 55 
 ge Peer DOUG fOr i. cane Ns wo ee ie tb ee 54 
 notice of election in separate road districts on question of improve- 
 er ater ee CON Soy iP Se ook ee ee 52 
 ROADS AND STREETS 
 ever hearotete. cari blish* state. 2.0100 2.. .e An. et 30 
 Pepparettiseme mt Wien RO. DIG. Sis ei ive csgcelacu. ee 30 
 notice of increasing or Secimnmh whith OTs Ne kes i ee 30 
 notice of vacating ee eee tag MeN nor uny, aoa” gala ees cl pak ee 31 
 notice to non-residents of meeting of viewers for COUNTY Enh aan aah 3 
 advertisement of contract for road MOPTOVEMeN is oe cky Nos ee a1, 82,36 
 notice of improvement of road located jn two or more counties...... 82 
 
ROAD COMMISSIONERS 
 
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 notice of improving roads by? u/s. .dans.spesen beeen ae 5D 
 ROAD RECORD 
 
 noticé of application for. restoration: 0f...2s +200 + aetiasie eee ee 61, 80 
 ROAD REPAIR 
 
 publication of notice for matefial. «c. .+.c..ccseesn eeu. sae dae Se a 36» 
 SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY 
 
 anrital “statemient* f< caicess bats ce eck Gee eee PR PO te 91 
 SALE OR LEASE 
 
 notice, -hew? given. by “municipality «dhs. «as ceca cn ee nee ce eee 39 
 SALE OF GOODS 
 
 notice of; On EXecution«<..22.-4 «seeds Cees ae en Peis ike ae ee 74 
 SALE OF REAL ESTATE 
 
 notice of, to contain number of township or city lot..............06. 74, 75 
 
 notice of time and place of, to be published. i... 2.4 .. eGeee woe 75 
 
 how Jong’ to: ‘be~ published. .1.2) chica ates Seanad oba ock eal eee 75 
 SALE OF TOWNSHIP PROPERTY 
 
 TROLICE OE he elias OA bis'p abla eta ale aia ee elk keane Ree ene eae rai ade 50 
 SALE OF TOLL ROAD 
 
 notice 6 stockholders ‘to: considerssale of so. Sie.e<s acta ees oabianeen a 8&9 
 SCHOOLS 
 
 notice of -exchange.of Note £0.20. .c0 us etn Nas au es aod aca, eee 40 
 
 notice -of-transter~of, territorys. < «<x. us oes es'p hee Os tee eee ae 56 
 
 MOLICE ‘CKeating” a “MEW -GISELICE sox. «\c0/de sin wre Midierd dee iwa wi eh Ome Re 56 
 
 notice of election: LOT sc) oss s.ssclierd et ahs. cue alain ha ckje uae eras talon ean aaeaeentes oT 
 
 publication of nominees for boards of education for..............4+- 57 
 
 notice: of. election. for increase Of levycfok sinigicsn ce suet eee 57 
 
 MOtICe CO -LUTHISH . Sis Sek 9: olereis. bee she eves Sle hc ese aka Ne ara ner ern 57 
 
 notice to. appropriate--landwiOry...aconen 6 ste. stn eta cenit acai eee 57 
 
 notice of sale of. bonds toy erect s.. ck « ga ciajenis s avame ere eiste dee ih seen 58 
 SCHOOL HOUSE 
 
 notice of election to erect........ wih ga Data GRE here aha coo eae tes ea 57 
 
 notice of sale. of bonds for... iyi cece onewt dees oo cals esta ae 58 
 
 SCHOOL LANDS 
 notice Of Sale Ofc aia vv ks nto omtsinie’e GRIM Coo clams rik aCe Rinne 58 
 * “notice of enforcing payments POP. 310s. «+ ness saga ae ae arn rs 58 
 
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION 
 
 SEWERS 
 
 EER ENCE OT OLICIN SO od os vce 4 a oh bc ack eee oak he ne eee ubas 
 notice to non-resident stock holders to enforce liability............... 
 MRM Mere LAs ge Ss eae soe aie c's ede g wine Coie vie boleh cee ecw cave 
 memati athort te DESAI. y./o5 3. slewbc vas bs ees boa Rasulo celctmake 
 Mnedeaermed completeand proot Ofss. si 5ecccus vs acdsvcetcekgeecct 
 when residence of heir or devisee is unknown..................00ee 
 ee ee rat GheVivVOr Of, ACHON «<2 192 boss be dae ass Re aed Sea hee eae 
 taking depositions, notice to non-residents........ Baal eek a a alae Ba 
 Pee eVeVAVOD Ol JUURIIVENE (ical ys'd 2 bie o's hw dice wo uns doa ods cto 
 notice in proceedings of bastardy to non-resident.................... 
 Te MCCMO Le cli) 16 Os LUOLV OILED. lassie. sisielo44,08S bao u a Ribie © oly Ov ee 
 Percesot, fOr restoring record of. judgment: ....0.¢6. 0. os we ck 
 Pe PCE Ce COMMECTIONS, 5c ica cv ads adccec elt ure gu dbeecswen 
 
 SECRET DRUGS 
 
 Os ey aa 
 
 SES eee SO SA Les wee Oe OO eee sub ah's) ee lel wpe (Shs ke! 4 1o) _atre: lal wiieiie -4 nel WeKi oineie 
 
 SHERIFF’S PROCLAMATION 
 Seem OPTESIUCTtiAl CLECLIGI odo WS a5. eco oie a Reon dou paou due 
 mommeroretate and cousty election. ..é. v.02. 6... sat ede sone aati 
 
 notice of special 
 
 SIDEWALKS 
 MOMs LOCONSETUCE. <4... ces oes bd eee Boas Wo oats Fe i 
 
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 what constitutes. 
 
 STATE BANKS 
 
 CICEEL OTs ieee tee esa oe eh Nes Ra Roa ee 
 
 SQUARE IN LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT 
 
 Sb SPs 56 Suelo Sie tele S86. 10: ‘9 0.6. $0 0)18 4016 Cs. [6 oa 6 eee 6 8m a. & beter ave” 6 leita) yoo 
 
 _-. publication of certificate to commence. btisiness..................00- . 
 
 STATE INSTITUTIONS Pee ees 
 
 notice of appropriation of. property by. scayeahane cai gic eai alice eu RA RO 
 
 Merce sot Proposals for erection, etc...) 604s ne0s sows ecu veerssiaintes 
 
 publication of re-advertisement............. eb cde se Recgee te eee 
 STOCKHOLDERS : 
 
 notice to, of meeting to increase capital stock............see.e0005. 
 
 notice to, to change regulations of corporation 
 notice to, of amendment to articles of incorporation 
 
 notice of sale of 
 
 _ notice to, of election of directors for railroad 
 notice of application for sale of railroad to 
 
 Eormoucatien oF railroads tO... s. occ hosteeemen wes 
 
 fea 6 6g e BA erteyiai Sebo, wa tely ie. pate th 
 
 STOLEN PROPERTY 
 
 notice of sale of 
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 SORE A ER RRS Fe AL e! gis e 5:8 AS 6, 6809 19. Se) RB aS, Cea ere) bis G6 ce ocalerena thes 
 
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 20 
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 STREET RAILWAY ROUTES 
 notice”of application for tranchise. for...;. =... eee eee 4] 
 
 notice of grantitig ‘fratichisé horas, << cie< he nas heeds oe ee Al 
 SPRINKLING AND CLEANING STREETS 
 
 MNOELCOM OE sav og Siesare esate. gh a ls a0 Spee Sp SC ea ce a 42 
 SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS 
 
 notice of chahge in precinétsto De piven by .. i Jeessar cee eee 81 
 SUPREME COURT 
 
 notice of ‘special “berms... Von: Fok adc elon st eee ee thi 
 TELEGRAPH 
 
 notice, of appropriation.of land by. «..... 515 5 2. assess aes eee oe 64 
 TIMBER DEALER 
 
 notice of adoption of tradé mark. 0... ocean sae hoe ieee eee eee 82 
 TOWNSHIP 
 
 publication of notice for county ditch by trustees of.......-......... 26 
 
 construction of turnpike by........... pies <M tee te Bee eee 34 
 
 notice.of change..of road to: toll” read.j mh wctees wee Core nae eee 34, 35 
 
 notice of improvement of road between improved roads............ oo 
 
 publication of notice for material for road repair.................. 36 
 
 publication of notice of -board meetings. ....2....4 000. <e0nncuneeuee 37 
 
 publication of election on question of purchasing toll roads.......... 7 
 
 publication of notice _of sale of propetty os oc <n sev 0nenae- ee eee 50 
 
 notice of petition on question for tax for building for.............. 51 
 
 notice for’ establishmentsor sale: OF: parkelOn a=... mie sitesi oer eran 51, 52 
 
 notice of lighting unincorporated districts ‘by... 0.0005 cen sce cle nan 52 
 
 notice’ of hearing of petition-for ditches fOr. 2). <>.. o. .s omneunee sans 52 
 
 location of ditch for, notice to non-resident Owners................. 53 
 
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 notice of election’ for “road improvements 2's cc. ome eels sles) alnieran ree uo 
 
 notice of letting contract for improvement of road by............... 53, 55 
 
 notice of sale of bonds for road) improvement. <......c...00.. 0-00 54 
 
 notice in separate road districts for improvement......... vag.s Sine igees 54 
 
 notice of election for levying tax for normal school for............ 55 
 
 notice) of sale of school lands ‘by... 2 so ones awe oe oe ae 58 
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 notice of questionsfor erection .Of <.v0.5. .2nc. sesame ante ae Cee 51 
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 TOWNSHIP PARK 
 
 notice for establishment or sale of.......... sa os 4 as Oe Be Cee eet 51, 52 
 TRUSTEE 
 
 notice of appointment Of. F2.02 4 o< on siains slew «swap tinier tee ee 70 
 
 notice of sale of real or personal property by..............seseeeces 70 
 
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