The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-11

in said court Of common pleas, as in
other cases, which trial shall be held At
the term OF the reversal Of such original
Judgment, unless, for good cause shown,
by either party, the court shall grant
continuance Of such cause; and on the
trial of such cause in the court Of com
mon pleas, the same oath OF affirmation
shall be administered to the jury, as is
provided for in the 9Th section Of this
act. f.gna X. insmL "a ht.e
Sec. IL. The jury shall render their
verdict TO The probate judge, who shall
enter the sams ON his minutes; and uh-
less for good reason shown, the court
shall grant new trial, the judge shall
enter Of record confirmation Of the ver-
dict SO rendered, and upon the payment
Of the amount for which the verdict is
rendered, and such costs as may be as
sessed, the court shall render a judg.
ment, 10 the effect, that the said corpo.
ration shall hold The property in The pro-
ceedines mentioned for the purposes for
which the same was appropriated, and
enter the same upon record, and there.
upon such corporation shall hold the
ssme accordingly, and be entitled 10 ex.
ecption to put them in possession there
Of; Provided, that il upon cerliorari, or
new trial, there shall be second as.
sessment, which shall exceed in amount
,ha, first made, the corporation shall pay
the excess to the owner Of such proper.
~, and the probate judge receiving the
amount SO first decided to be due, shall
re tain the same 10 case writ OF cer,iorari
shall issue, or a new trial be granted;
and If the verdict Of the second jury shall
be less than that Of the first, he shall
repay 10 such corporation the difference
upon the final disposition Of the cause
and provided, further, that in case new
trial shall be granted, at the instance oI
the owner or owners of the property, and
the verdict Of the second jury shall be
the same as or less 10 amount than thai
frs, rendered, such owner shall pay the
whole COSTS of the second proceeding;
and if il it shal; be more than that first
rendered, the COSTS Of such second pro-
ceedings shall bo paid by the corporation,
Sec. IL. The probate court shall
have power to enforce the judgment
rendered finally in such cause, by execu.
ton, or otherwise.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofihe House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
rs President of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
81 AN ACT
Fixing the compensation OF members OF
at the General Assembly.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
each member Of the General Assembly
Of this State, shall be entitled, during the
present or any succeeding session, TO
receive Tor each days attendance during
the session of the General Assembly, the
sum Of four dollars, and also four dollars
for every twenty five miles distance by
the most direct route Of public travel
from his place Of residence, in travelling
10 and returning from the seat Of the
General Assembly; Provided, that no
route on which there shall not be some
mode Of public conveyance for travellers
or passengers, shall be considered as a
public travelled route. .1s.s
JAMES G. JOHNSON, q
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
March 3, 1852.