Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22

discharge the duties required Of them In
their respective Offices. 0I.u ",F
Sec. Q. Tha. the Clerk and Sergeant
at.arms Of the House Of Representatives r.
ahall hold their uHice fov ths same time,
and be removed in like manner as
Is provided for the Same Offices, In tho
Senate. ~ 'stjgqG sM
Sec. 10. The President OF the Sen.
ate shall appoint three messenger boys,
and the Speaker of tho House Eve, who
shall serve during the session ofthe Con.
eral Assembly, unless sooner dischar.
ged for cause. f8y. Is -qg
Sec. IL. Thst in all elections for
officers Of either branch of the General
Assembly, a majority Of all the votes
given shall be necessary to choice.--I
But in case no choice shall have been
made, on or before tho tenth vote, then
after that the person having the highest
number Of votes. shall be declared to be
duly elected. .t
Sec. l2. That whenever at the COM
menccmcnt OF, or during a regular, ad.
journed or called session OF the General
Assembly, upon a call Of either House
it shall be found that 40 quorum Of mcm.
bers is present, or il any member or
members shall be found absent upon
any such call, he members present
shall be authorized 70 direct the Sergeant
alarms or II there shall be no Sergeant
alarms OF such House, then any other
person TO compel the attendance Of any
or all absentces; provided, that If the
House refuse to excuse such absentee,
he shall not be entitled to any per diem
during such absence, and shall be liable
for the expenses incurred in procuring
his attendance, Of all Of which shall be
deducted out Of the certificate for the
compensation Of such member.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker cfthe House Of Representation.
WIN. MEDILL .i
-.' President Of the Senate.
mo. SOL AN ACT
To regulate Railroad Mortgages.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly Of the State Of Ohio That
in all cases where any railroad compa.
ny organized, or hereafter to be orgaAi.
zcd, under any law Of this State, or
owning any real and personal estate
therein, which has by virtue Of any spe.
cial provisions in its charter, Of the act
Regulating railroads." passed February
In 1910 a, oc th> a ~ sstn ,,rov;I n fov the
creation and regulation Of incorporated
companies in tho State Of Ohio, passed
May l, 1852, authority 10 borrow mon.
ey, and to secure the payment thereof,
TO pledge the property and income Of
such company, every such company may
execute deed Of mortgage, or other in.
suumcnt in writing, for the purpose Of
securing the paymen. Of the loan Of
money so made. or the notes, honds, or
t other evidences Of indebtedness that
may be so issued by said company there:
for, which said mortgage may include
the personal as we'll as the real property
of said company. ~
Sec. 2. That in all cases where a.
f mortgage has been or may hereafter be
executed upon any portion ofthe person.
al and real property Of any railroad com.
pany within this State by the proper Of
icers Of the same, to secure the pay
ment Of any loans Of money, or advan-
r ces of materials or labor made to said
f company, it shall be held to be suffi-
cient rccorl Of the same, 10 have the
same recorded in the office Of the Rccor-
der Of Deels, in each Of the counties in
which said real or personal property
may bc situated or employed, and said
mortgage so recorded. shall ho held to
be good and substantial lien from the
date Of the record Of the same in each
county where the same is recorded, as
well upon-the personal, as the real prop.
orty Of said company. a
+ JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
t . WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
February o, 1853. -... .....-
SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
Columbus, February 0, 1853.
| certify that the foregoing law is cor.
rect!y copied from the original rolls on
file in this Office. --s .'jG
WILLIAM TREVIrT.
Secretary Of State.
AUplroR's OFFICE,
IRoNrox, February Is, 1853.
certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the Ohio States.
man now on file in this Office. Ff
: JAMES c. TERRY, Auditor.
;. ALARGE SALE OF LAND.-The proper.
~ Of james B. Clay, Esq, son cfthe late
/ Henry Clay, six miles north Of ST Louis
was sold on the 2eth ult., at private sale,
TO Archpishop KESDRicx' for $50, 0,0oo.-
There are 800 acres in the tract. 1t is
to be used in paft for Catholic Gene
terry. ,,-.. .....,s...- ...-, ,.,-.a,