Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-05-28

/ five miles he shall necessarily travel in the perform
ancc of his duty. which shall he paid by the Treasurer
of State, aud refunded by the banks, as other expen-
SEES are refunded.
SECTION -. Whenever any independent bank. be-
ing DESTROYS Of diminishing the amount Of its c:rcula-
ting notes, shall deliver 10 the treasurer Of stale any
portion Of such notes not less in amount at any one
time than hve thousand dollars. to be destroyed. the
treasurer shall destroy the same as prescribed in Sec
tion sixty-three. and shall thereupon transfer and de-
liver to suehbank, Certificates Of funded dehtdeposited
with him by such bank TO an amount equal TO the
amount OF notes, so delivered up; provided that tn
amount of such certificates, remaining it'll the treas.
urer shall not thereby lie reduced below the amount Of
the capital stock Of such bank at the time paid in, nor
in any case below the sum Of one hundred Thousand
dollars, nor in value, estimating the Fame At their then
current price in tie city II New York. below the
amount ofcirculating notes, still retained ysuch bans:
nor shall the treasurer he required 10 transfer such
certificates in fractional sums Of less than one thou
sand dollars; and whenever any such hank, being de-
sirous of reiinquishing its banking business. shall
have paid at least ninety per cent. Of the maximum
amount Of its circulating notes. and shall delivered
the same to the treasurer Of state TO be destroyed and
shall have provided mean and given security to the
satisfaction Of the treasurer, secretary and auditor Of
State, for the lemptiOn Of its outstanding notes Of
circulation, at the place where the office Of such bank
WIS established, end shall have given notice thereof
hy advertisement. for six consecutive months, in two
newspapers Of general circulation Published in COlun
bus. and at least one published in the city, town or
village where the office of such hank is located; il shall
deliver 20 such hank ill the certificates OF funded debt
previously pledged with him by such hank, and there
ulAh Ia AE thNlNlasG INhEIH VI U hAuh. except
such IS shall be necessary to close up its Affairs, shall
cease
SECTION &c. This act shall be admitted to the elect
cs OF this state at the general election to he held on
the second Tuesday Of October next, for their approval
or reirction-and each elector may have written o.
printed. or partly written and partly printed upon his
ticket the words "For the bank Charter or "A ainst
the Bank Charter" and the judgers Of each election
district. in counting cut the votes. shall set down in
separate columns, in the poll Looks, the votes given
= For the Bank Charter" and the votes given Against
the Bank Charter" and certify the humber Of votes
given for. and against the Charter, as they are required
to certify to the number Of votes given for candidates.
SEcuoN5 "a. 1t shalt he the duty of the persons open.
ing the poll hooks in each cOurty, to make n separate
abstract Of votes given for. and against the charter,
~iEcllding n statement showing the rumber Of votes
east, which were neither given for or against the clar-
ter. And the Clerk of the court Of common pleas Of
each county, shall, Immediately after such abstract is
made, make a certified copy thereof. under the seal OF
the couTt. and forward the same by mail to the Govern
OF. al Columbus, marksI on the outside ''abstrict Of
votes for, or against Bank Charter, given il il
county"
SETON -. 1t slall lie the duty OF the Governor, as
soon after said election rs pTacticahle; with the aid Of
all said returns; and the governor shall Immediately
thereafter. ny proclamation ia some newspaper pull
lisbed At Columbus, set forth the number Of votes Civ
en- for the Charter. the number CT votes given against
the charter. and the number Of votes given which we're
neither for. nor sgainst the charter; and If a majority
OF all the votes given were for the charter. he shall fur
thcr state therein that said charter has been approved
by the people, aud has thereby, hecrme a law; Tut ia
majority OF all the votes given shall not he for the char
ter, he shall so state. and ilatthe charter has, for that
reason failed 70 become a law
SECTION %. This act shall take effect aud he in force
from and after the second Tuesday in October next. IL
tile slne shall he approved by a majority Of the cleo
tors voting on that day, and not otherwise.
N. u. A RnE
speaker OF the House Of representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, FRO TEN.
April II, 1856
AUDITog's OFFICE. Trumhull Couuty.l
Warren, Ohio, May Il. IsJG.
I hereby certify. that 7 have compared the foregoing
hws with authenticated COMICS from tbs Secretary OF
state. an find them correct.