Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-28

3 ted by the agreement in the first section oi
!: this act mentioned; and by the provisions
!. of this act, all and singular the rights and
r franchises of each and all Of said two or
: more corporations, parties to such agree.
D ment. all and singular their rights and
D interests, in and to every species Of proper.
e ty, real, personal and mixed, and things
e in action, shall be deemed TO be transfer.
red to and vested in such new corporation,
without nny other deed or transfer; and
such new corporation shall hold and enjoy
the same, together with the right Of way.
and all other rights of property, ia the
same manner, and 10 the same extent, %
ii the said two or more corporations, par.
ties TO such agreement, should have contin-
ued to retain the title, and transact the
business of such corporations; and the titles
and the real estate acquired by either Of
said two or more corporations, shall not
be deemed TO revert or be impaired by
means of anything in this act contained;
Piorided, That all rights Of creditors,
and oil liens upon the property of either
OF said corporations, parties to said agree
ment, shall be and hereby are preserved
unimpaired; and the respective corpora.
tions shall continue 10 exist so far as may
be necessary TO enforce the same. And
prorided further, that all the debts, lia.
billiss and duties of either company shall
thenceforih attach to such new corporation,
and be enforced from the same 10 The same
extent aad in the same manner, Us If such
debts, liabilities and duties had been origi.
naly incurred by it.
SEC. 4. Any railroad company hereto.
fore or hereafter incorporated, may, at any
time, by means of subscription to the cnpi.
| tai stock of any other company, or CHER.
wise, aid such company in the construction
of its railroad, for the purpose Of forminga a
connexion OF said last mentioned road with
the roud owned by the company Furnishing
saic aid; or any railroad company organ
lied in pursuance of law, may lease or pur.
chase any part or all of any railroad cor
s,ructe by any other comp ny, ifsaid com.
pany's lines Of road are continHous or con.
nec,ed as aforesaid, upon such terms and
conditions as mny be agreed on between
said companies respectively; or any twn
or more railroad companies whose lines
are so connected, muy enter inie any ar.
rangement for their common benefit, con.
sistent with and calculated to promote the
objects for which they were creaied:-
Prorided, that no such aid shall be- fur.
nished nor any such purchase, lease or orr
rnngement perfected, until meeting oflhe
stockholders OF each Of said companies shall
have been called by the directors thereof,
at such time and place and in such manner
as they shall designate. and the holders Of
at least two-lhiIds Of the stock Of such com.
pany represented at such meeting. in person
or by proxy, and voting ,hereat, shall /,
have assented thereto. + '"4
SEC. S. All contracts between railroad
companies, under the provisions Of this act,
may be enforced by decree of the Su.
preme Court, in a suit in ebancery brought
for that purpose; and any two Judges Of
said court, in vacation, may, after hearing.
make any provisional order or decree in
such. suit which may be necessary 10 enforce
such contracts, to be in force until the next
session of said court in the proper county.
Sec. 6. The directors of any railroad
company are hereby authorized to sell or
negotiate iAe bonds or notes issued by said
company, or received by il in pay yment Of
subscription to its capital stock or otherwise,
ut such times and at such places, either
within or without this State, and at such
rates as in their opinion will bess advance
the interests Of such company; and il such
bonds or notes nre thus sold at a discount,
such sale snail be as valid in every respect
as il sold at their par value.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker of the House of representatives,
2 - CHARLES C. CONVERS,
SO Speaker Of the Senate.
March 8, 1851.
mo. 35.] te5 =
Further to amend the act entitled an act to
regulate the practice Of the judicial courts,
passed March 8, 1881. a s.i''Hs
Sec. l. Be it enacted BY the General
AssemmJly of the State Of Ohio, That if
in any suit or action at law in any Of the
courts of record in this State, Judgement
shall have been or may be hereafter rem.
dered against the plaintiff or plaintiffs, and
such plaintiff or plaintiffs shnll not reside
in the State, or before the satisfaction Of
such judgement shall remove and be with
out this State, and the defendant in sash
suit shall die; and ifa administrator, ex.
ecutor or guardian be such defendant, and
shall resign or be removed, then On admin. I
istrator de bonis non, or subsequent guardi:
an, duly appointed and qualified, may to
made party to such judgement, and the
same be revived in favorof such admins.
traitor de bonis non or guardian, by writ of
scire facias sued out of the court having pow.
er to award execution upon such judgement
against said plaintiff or plaintiffs; and that,
ubon said writ Of scire facias being return.
ed scire feel, or on two successive writs Of
scire facias not issued at the same term, or
in the same vacation of said court. being
returned nihil, such plaintiff or plaintiffs
shall be considered as in court, and may
be proceeded against accordingly.
SEC. 2. Tha, in oil cases under the
thirty seventh section Of the net to regulate
the practice judicial courts, passed March
8, 1881, the plaintiff or plaintiffs in any