The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04

time SLOWED them for nc 0nal compilation of said
work, AZ Is hereinafter provided.
SEQ. lB. That upon petition being lleq BY the d.
reclors Of any corporation IN The tout Of common
pease Of the county In Nhlehthe principal oaoe OF
ineh corporation located andppon giving thirty days
iaon in said county, Of ne object ana prayer Of such
petition, said court shal at any regular term afer the
publication OF said notice. upon good cause shown,
decree the extension OF the time for the completion OF
saidimprogemn 70 such period shall appear 10 snch
court lust and resOnhble. st tsl i1
Sec. n. That me name of any corporation may be
changed In the same manner as Is provided Tor the
Improvement In the proceeding section; and IN case
the name Of any corporation Is changed as aforesaid,
copy Of the decree shall be fled with the Secretary
OF Siate In the Office OF the county recorder il the
corporation whose name Is so changed be Of the cnss
organized under the sxtysxh section Of this ac and
also published in some newspaper OF general crcula-
ton In the county aforesaid. When the provisions
aforesaid have been complied with such company shall
thereafter be known by such new name, and shall have
all the powers, and be subject to the same restrictions,
as II no such change of name had been made, and
such change ef name shall effect In any manner the
rights OF such company, or of any individual.
Sec. 70. All stockholders ofaay ,turnkpike
or plank road, magnetic telegraph 0rbrdgerompany,
shall be deemed and held liable to amount equal to
their stock subscribed in addition to said stock for the
purpose Of securing the creditors OF such company.
Sec. 20. All stockholders Of any Joint stock com
pany, organized under the provisions of this act,
| cept as hereinafter provided, shall be deemed and
held individually liable for all the debts due and
tng by said company anu the trustees or directors OF
every society er association, Incorporated under the
provisions Of the sxtysxth section of this act shall
be deemed and held individually liable for all debts
contracted BY them for their respective societies or
Sec. 80, A change in the location aud ter
mini of any railroad. turnpike and plank road
may be made, in the same manner as provided
in the 18th section of this act, for the further
lextension of time; Provided, that such compa-
\ ny shall be responsible for any damages or in.
ljdry arising therefrom, as is provided in the
eleventh section of this act, in relation to the
4 liability of railroad companies.
Sec. 81. Suits may be brought against cor.
lporations other than railroad companiss, IN the
same manner as againstindividuals; AID service
shall be made onthepresident, directors, secre-
ltary or agent. in person or by leaving copy at
theprinoipal Office of such compmy; and in
making such service, the sheriff and constable
are authorized to make service without, as well
as within Retrospective counties; and the real
and personal property Of the corporations shall
be liable to execution as other property.
, Sec. 81. ALI officers Of any incorporated
Icompanies, organized under the provisions Of
, this act, shall be residents of this State; and
whenever any company, association or society,
, heretofore incorporated, shall have failed to
elect its officers at the time designated, it shall
be lawful for such company, association or so
Iciety, to call meeting and elect its officers,
who shall hold their respective offices until the
time specified for the annual, or other fixed
time for holding such election; and whenever
any Incorporated company heretofore organi-
zed, or that may hereafter be organized, under
the provisions of this act, shall have specif;
ed time fixed for its annual meeting, majority
Of the stockholders in interest, may, at any
regular annual meeting, change the time of the
annual meeting thereof.
JAMES @. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
| WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate
May 1882