The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-25

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unless tho whole property in his hands
shall have been accounted for according
TO Law and the rules and ieRuIaiions for
the government Of the State Library.
Sec. A. The Librarian may be re-
moved BY Joint Resolution Of. the Ger.
eral Assembly, for sufficient cause, which
shall be specified in such resolution.
Sec 5. That tho resignation OF the
Librarian shall be made 10 the Governor,
~ho 10 hereby authorized TO appoint =
Librarian in all cases where vacancy
shall happen during the recess Of the
General Assembly. and the person SO
appointed shall give the same bond, sign
the same receipt, and discharge all the
duties appsrtaining to said Office in the
same manner as though he had been
appointed according TO the provisions Of
the irU section Of this net, aud he shall
hold his Office until the next session Of
the General Assembly, and until his
successor shall bs appointed and quail.
fed.
Sec. 6. That the State Library shall
he under the management Of Board Of
Commissioners, consisting of the Cover
nor, Secretary Of State, and Stale Libra-
rian.
Sec. Z. Tha, the Commissioners Of
the Library shall have power TO adopt
any rules and regulations proper or
necessary for the preservation, regulation
and increase Of the Library, NOT incon
sis'enl with the law, which the Librarian
shall in oil things observe, and TO super
intend and direct oil expenditures Of
appropriations made for the Library.
Sec. 8. That The said Board Of Com
missioners shall control the sale Of The
Reports Of the Supreme Court, and all
extra copies Of statistics, snd other docu-
mems not otherwise appropriated or
otherwise advisable 10 be preserved apd
kept in the Library, snd for the purpose
Of Masking such sale, the Commissioners
may appoint suitable person uppn such
terms as they shall deem best, from whom
they shall take bold with satisfactory
surety, conditioned for tho faithful per.
iormanpe Of his duiy, and paying ever the
proceeds Of tho sales BY him made] and
the Commissioners shall spply the pro.
ceeds Of such sales 10 the increase end
preservation Of the Library.
Sec. 8. The Commissioners shall
direct the Librarian to exchange statutes,
journals, legislative documents and other
books with other Legislative bodies and
Libraries, as they shall deem proper.
Sec. 10. All persons shall BE- pe'-
niited 10 yisi. the Library and examine
and read the books there, without taking
the same ihereirom, under such Iesula.
,ionS az the Board Of Commissioners shSll
prescribe. Members aud ex.Members
of the General Assembly, Judges Of the
Supreme Court and Cour, Of Cormon
Pleas, officers Of State and their Clerks
actually ongssed in tho service Of the
Sia,e, and Clerks and Sergean,s-at.A A rms
Of the General Assembly, shall have free
access to the use Of the books of the
Library, and have ihe liberty Of taking
tho came cut, under such regulations as
the Commissioners may determine; bu,
no public officer or other person having
right to take books ou. Of the Library,
shall have the au,hori,; to give any other
pers0n an order 10 take books out of tie
same, and II any person having such righ.
shall give such order, or otherwise obtain
books ou. Of the Library TO be used by
any other person. no. having such right,
such person shall ,hereupon forfeit all
right 10 take books therefrom.
See. IL. Tha, the Commissioner Of
the State Library shall, FIVE days pre-.
ceding the commencement. Of each re-
gular session oi the General Assembly,
make report 10 tho Governor, Of all
receipts and expenditures, snd of the
Of the Library, and oil other
matters in relation thereto that they may
deem, expedient ior the information of
The General Assembly; and said repor,
,hall be communicated by the Governor
10 the General Assembly, along with the
reports Of the Executive Departments
and State Institutions. -
Sec. IL. The, The oct entitled "An
,ct relating 10 the State Library" passed
January 20, 1924, and The act s"regula,e
Ihe State Library, paased March 9th,
lS45, be aud the same are hereby re.
peaied.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
-Iaauary 81, 1853. l<~~)
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AN ACT supplementary TO an act enii-
lied "An &C, TO provide for tho creation
and regulation Of Incorporated Com.
panies in the State Of Ohio" passed
May J, 1852.
SEC. !. Be il enacted by tie General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, 1'ha, in
case of accident or unforeseen circums,an.
ces, any Incorporated Railroad orPInnk
road Company shall be unable 10 com.
l,lese ito road within the time limited by