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therein. which has BY vin0s OF any speeial
provisions IN lie chaFloE, Of The act "Tsgululing
railroads" passed February u. l848, or Of the
act 10 provide for the erealion and regulation
OF Incorporated companies 10 the State Of Ohio,
passed May !, 1854, authority 10 borros mo-
ney, and 10 secure the payment thereof, 70
pledge The properly and income OF such com.
Pany, every such company may execute q deed
Of mortgage, or other instrument OF wiring,
Tor the purpose Of securing the payment ofIh
the loan oi money 50 made, or the notes, bonds,
or oIher evi5enecs Of Indebtedness that may be
so issued BY said company therefor, which said
mortgage may include The personal as well as
the real properly of said company. 4
Sec. 2. Thai 10 all cases where mortgage
has been or may hereafter be executed upon
any portion OF the personal and real properly
OF any railroad company within this STATE BY
the proper officers Of the same, 10 secure the
payment Of any loans of money, or advances
OF materials or labor made TO suid company, il
shall be held 10 be sufficient record Of the
same, to have the same recorded 10 The Office
Of The recorder Of Deeds, 10 each Of the coun.
lies 10 which said real or personal properly NAV
be situated or employed, and said mortgage. so
recorded. shall be held 10 be good and sub.
sIanhal lien from the date of the record of The
same 10 each county where the same is record.
ed as well upon the personal as The rea. prop.
erIy Of said company.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President OF The Senate.
February 8, 1853.
[No. 3I.l AN ACT
Supplementary TO the act entitled "An &C. for
The encouragement Of Agriculture" passed
February 20, 1916.
Sec. |. Be il enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, OF the State Of Ohio, That all county Agri.
cultural societies which have been, or may here.
after be organized under the act TO which this
is supplemental, be and the same are hereby
declared bodies corporate and polite, and as
such shall be capable Of suing and being sued,
and capable Of holding in fee simple such real
estate as they may have heretofore, or shall
hereafter purchase as sites whereon lo hold their
fairs.
Sec. 2. That all deeds, conveyances and 9th.
er agreements in writing made 10 and by such
county agricultural societies for the purchase Of
real estate as sites whereon to hold their fairs,
shall be good and valid in law and equity. and
shall vest lille in fee simple in such societies
10 said real estate without words OF inheritance.
Sec. 8. 10 all cases where such county apri.
cultural societies shall have heretofore purchas.
ed or shall hereafter purchase real estate as sites
whereon 10 hold their fairs, the county commits.
sioners of such counties may, If they think il
for the interest Of the counli,s and societies. paw
out OF the county treasures of such counties the
same amount oI money, for the purpose of the
purchase and improvement OF such sites, as
shall have been or shall hereafter be paid by
said agricultural societies or individuals for such
purpose.
Sec. 4. To all cases where agricultural socie.
lies shall be dissolved or cease 10 ex;s. in any
county where payments have been made for
real estate, or Improvements upon such real
estate, for the use of any agricultural society,
then all such real estate and Improvements shall
vest in fee simple TO the county making such
payments.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.