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t}aromarc & 1ftalhl1lcrD,
NK A MOTH MILL WORKS.
tChlcAgo Branch Of the o1d Buffalo Eli Furnishing Es.
tabl.stment.]
JOHN T. N0YE co.
IpAAu B, HTxkR. R.tidcnt Partner and Milv{I9bt q
Market STREE Chicago, Iiuno'A

FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES,
MlAAones. manufactured ii this establishpect, are
finished On new and improved principles and IRE ~
perfect obtains1 By the best manufacturers II
the world The credit Of this establishment for nc
pAst twenty 1--WE years tn furnishing Mill Findings
for oe8rty evey State AID IN the Union ~e
known and shall he maintained. Extra Re!ected tt
soors made on speca Contract fron Choice Srv lid
SEfndes ae3 in atrnfs with iron eyes. warranted best
ia for large and aa stones. a1fo. importers and
dealers In
Extra Heavy Dutch Anker Boiling Cloths.
M1LLERsi Ia want Of IsnI.TlSt, cL0TtsR for nana
featuring Extra q14litv Of FIour car derend upon ret
tag the, genuine OLD DUTCH ANHER. Single and
Double Extea4 Boiling Cloths made up Ia superior
Hfe, By E.vinx Length and diameter OF Reel in text
:id nches. John r. Nore's Improved centifnKa Feel
tnE md Flour and QE.t 5iis. Plantatsa Corn sill
Mti CASTINGS and Machinery Of every descr}pt!o4 fur
ushed to order oo stot uotlre: from new pattern.
SoSG's Improved Prrssu.e MIL A9ents !or the Buta]o
Fes'e WORK uonble Ex;ra Cast Steel Mil Picks In
charEe a:er "heets warranted EQUAL to the best fitted
With Oas Steel 'er Iron bcckets 1arrante to
"a e hixh perctLt4gs Of poUe.. FE1ut Machine and
Separator for rlt Aouse1. Ch Eugar Cane
Mills Sus X Nil noiEe Power. bCga- Ms for Grocer
ies HeTes Improved iron Bolttnk Reel John T. Eoyes
Flour Packer. Stationery and Fortsbe EnEines Belt
inx Hose a1d Seam P4ckinx- taadphere Epoke PIzung
MACHINES a~d Mll Furnishing seaeIally.
Having the 1aIxtst 81 Furnishing eek ia tue West
B.We will contract to lutntsh snd bul1t Mls
pIe or crnlsh nana and sp-cdcaons for MtIlHrixht3
a. Address JOHN I. NoYE b CO., Chicago, Ill
dtst b7701y
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Company posuo1 - must Impress lie conyic.on o.
81 hs saaa e apsas,
9 apd s1snTs a, 7; a,e bFps .hoy
aka!nS1 aeeupulaiions are seen hire 'e'
L :Ss g L! Fas f. sg!S 9
IT, snd Assnt md EeH1 .2ocason viii be re-
Z e. Gowns and cite.
Of tRASca 81 SeaR rr1cE, No,. 81 and 80 West o.
pesiie Msssnic Teapls. sinsinn9i { !. ' ' .1'''' w
A1sat; @ spsont:sd attended os.:s
H. MAd3Ll+ ienerA Agent.
&. & MMASItt MASItt srectn AGENT. and Adjast,rs.
GTATEAENT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ The Eiaxsra Kire 1nsarance Company t,e cay Of
with the Law OF 1l1ino!ss
rlfsThe pane ot the Company |, the Nlssara Irs IN
s9raaes Company md located in The CIR and Stale
seeondThe 4moant oft, capit, Stock Is Two Hundred
T1i5d-Ths amount Of It's Capital Stock. raid up is
yoursh-l- cash on hand ard In the hands Of
q >sseiE .....$1-sls.13
5. / Thiee New York City revenue
se9sn snas b.eeetlsa eet s9s5i Iii; :1 W.i:1 ~
e s.a asd.se &C. e.: !; -, y,
neSss dus H. sonS.ny a,1 e.at ;ssniea -
e2adi eqs upa I'D Sdt,ffs: nd y 7h;sS sSn1 na4s AZ
than 4100 COO Is upon property
worth double the amount mort
Gaxedthereon 1T 2 Cent interest. II. 80 90
S. Loans On Stocks PAYABLE de-
maud Of the na.k=t value Of
419,655 9,655-..-.......-................ q 615.f5
g Debts fut tretr'ut.s ........:...... II: 81
!. All other secufules. ................. e59 g
Total Assets Of The Company. 4o651:
Fifth The Company owes no bank or other
credora. ....................... none.
sfxtb-Losses adiu1ted and due,.............. none
Setent0- -Lct3e3 duuale1 Aou not 4u-.........
k!Kh.h-Lotses .2Olf0
ses n suspense waiting further proof aUuW
Ieuih-So other clala3 az AMT the company. none
Total Of Liabilities Of the Company. J.....e Ze91oo
Heven1h-The greate.t amount Insured In any
uLG
No General rules en the.e noiots,
Twelfth but seldom excetdiIx tlG0ou.
Thirteenth I and tlrKle risk in tae city. and
J 45U0 oct.
II B. wIEL3IARTTT Agent.
j!e7lm CLIO Goraer Clark ani South Water street.
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RailroQ0s.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
ii. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.
Two Express Trains Dailv
FOR ST. LOUIS
AM AFTER SUNDAY, THE 30TH
~ lntt tr11rs viii lea-e Dtrot eorr.- - c.,sI :
Taa Buren, HFstts II follows: "'" ~ e"As" "ss
1919 Y Aall and sxprrt1 tsu7d,,s executed,
s'0 r. IL y Ens Axpress. tsAtu'da3s *, %: cd.j
ARRIVES.
Mall An4 A11FtS3.-....... IN
JOLIET AGO co,MNooArIoN,
+.4. vi
"t1!Fs - U1scAko.s--. .t;H -.
Leaves tac4Ro-. n
Arrives At Jot1.. ....6 - III
jaoo'y =. H: NaoRE, Esnet a, supt.
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II ORIG AYE SALE.-NUTICE Is

II ORIG AYE SALE.-NUTICE Is
.tNl hereby given taat de;aus .!tns beea made in
ny aceEtaa ua.sx,8s Eaaie a.d executed b., Alfred r
In office of lhe Recorder " Deeds for tho County u
Cock, and state e. lillnott IA Bo - Il M,7;Kase u
Page 74a tiro II. Gray. 10 secnEa th- pa7nent Of
ccTt4in prousoF5 note In SAid u9rtzz.e EeaEoled
which ;re VII be lu: % TIE DR. u sale kEoe9a! and
Six Cents Sow. therefore l ssau- BY vtrta* 9! the
poHer In aid mortsaSe CO tatnel en- MONDAY. the
The city Of Chicago ad County u toak aad ssase u
ll'no A ~ O'Clock A. sci! n puha au:tto to the
hxrst blitF f,r the folna!ls tesc toed lots
pieces Of lands t9sesher With a. Ez: and 1aqsy ot r.
derotiou situated In the c:tJ Of c 1at CaontJ Il
COX. a7i Safe Of Illinois Wit: TIC uavllet
half OF Lots ~ Aut tWo =. II BLOCK four ~ Fort
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For Cairo and New Orleans,

STEAMER NE'H FALLS CITY.
fllHE SPLEN NDlO FAST sE--k
l. 9aIl1K Steamer ARaAa1keaev
Naw Falls CITY
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11ia11os,. ST.
4Tt89tk153 WI
1'RsINCE & CO.'S

PRINCE e. CO.'S
IMPROVED PATENT
MEL0DE0Xs, ORGANS, ETC..
COMBINING ALL THEIR RECENT IN
= ; rsoyENfs7s and the only 1n:tsumcnts In which
DIVIDED SWELL
Can b. obtained.
05. CLARK Street. .35
ii the el3n Of The esaz ep1cK1ed Banner.
We ere prepared 70 furnish rstnees U7EiTaled heo"
Wholesale and Retail,
1t Factory 1races without Ang addition for Freight
PRICES or PORTABLE 1as1ACXNTs.
Pour Octave. To g
-Four and ua!t uG;ave Q to e9
FIX FIX 6etsSe boasl. Eesd. to .1so
fR1cn OF PLANO cAsKD:
H1e Ocf.ye uble Ketd, 10 15o
Five QctayE TKo Banks Of Kess..................1 ~
ORGAN MEL00EON.
Two Banks Of Keys Five Bets at Reeda EEh Stops One
and-a.haif Octave FoJt Pedals. 1ne Set Of Reeds 70
ftdA Bass
~ Gil and examine cur stock Of Musical Merchsn.
disc before purchaarx elsewhere.
Pr1se.ye tbs advertisement for the next one Will be
'~' S1~ ROOT &. CADY
E 7. ROOT, No. a5 Clslk street.
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GTATEMENT GF THE CONDITION
~
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Jnsnrar1le.
STATEMENT Of ASSETS, JANUARY 8, 1ss,

STATEMENT Of ASSETS, JANUARY s, 1859.
E7anlued and approved h1 the Auditors of Wisconsin,
Iowa. Indiana. Ohio, [lluots aud Tennessee in cpnpu
&nco With the Laws o! those Statea.
CASH CAPITAL S2,O00,0 90.
CASH AESzT1, st1soe4 ts.
Cash. on hand tnd IN S, 45l Ii
due and from Agents. .........-....,,. x6lT4 Is
!!s5 thaIes New York bank 6tocks Ill t39 81
ll0Q . Hartford ............ ia 55 %
IL! other N. T. .......-...,. a7.t %
Amt loaned on hort&A7es of Real Es:ac.... 80 200 10
Pledge Of Eank .tockt........ 2s,5l0 CO
Connecticut. Observation-Disclosures. n SO %
1eu r. L X. X. Aond3. Eu4rAnteed........- $50 10
hceum1ated Interest GA tnvettents-. 3,357 90
Heal E5tase owned by the Company untnc.l-
bered. Observation-Disclosures. &456 Il
Total A1s.ts.. ,S41q o84 66
LatnitteI beinE uaadjusted Losses and those
not ntdue........,.................. s31943 90
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CTATE Of ILLINOIS - COUNTY OF
- Co0K-S3a-cook County Co1.t Q: Common Pleas
January Ttn. lS19

S4A1G of lAL1Nt16 -- tOUN11 OE
pn,,,. VEt2 g3t;. sai.Fsa !. S z, 9sosse y Coda,
III: SER q Ii. :Is g.: 6ssa, ss Is e: 3
{: i + T!; H.
which aaid vT.t has been returned executed
e zs a15s.4 9as s o0s: e
Goot c9pnty Ge9t o Go29sn ssa' rs @
jsaasI1 is sse : s il ani at slesa sI . sSs
;a L z 81 = ID . 3
& &; &: 9: WSS4FT Il kiaass X; is Ill. e.
EEadoId: Porter Jones: PIG. 1ts5s ds3 bs5Ls.
IlECElvER'5 SALE.-STATE OF ILL
-l1 i Cook Ceuat5, s5.- Cook u.ty court Ct
Granville Kimbal " Luke Comstock, Ta.Itn T. He.ox
Ed@rd L. trnst1cs.-1a cha1c:rr.
Gsa 'ns r'se
@ doer 81 oa.e o s 1oaa; Il
Cook II sae sy Of Ghie7io = Tea O'clock ln HI fets
II us.nd do.iar., rseen,ei b wa'Ien i Heecn. =
s.n ds!a1' -: Of ,e uset a.s no1sy of tas Reai ~
;esot = "a = s. ;ass..s! asIsx: . Ei;s:aI
.9a a g AZ Lc.s @ & po9 hs esse
1u7u1l!y the u2J # F.brusrS in each yesr. until
s sad Boad 1aa,u.ss .a9h VII be "a ,he s6sh da, q
Trust. which, a the sa:a band b:sr date February 5h.
is? executed BY said Warren 7. Eecce and ming TO
said A. .yak - conyeyi2R 10 ax.c M5r.
keep all tkat part Of tlrss ~, u oek ne IN 're
a1d fortJ.1ne tla. in thr school eec1,on Addition
Chirsxo. cnuta=acuK oo 'he orhKe.t 60 ~ salt
lot three ~, r1uc::x ll-nc- the vest Hue
said Int b1n ei:.y Mae r. alley. thence
eass sl3pr i'd alley thirty res fer. tence nesh oaIs
lei with he west Ike 70 Monroe ): ee taoce va-t
a1ouR II. south lin, Of Mc2roe stree. thut5hser feet
t:e conditions Of thc co7d t,h antisg and co:tAnipg
4 Power Of sale. L. E. PAINE fKEES.
i1s5 u c3] Receivey.
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Steam Ferry from Council Bluffs to Omaha CITY.
NEBRASKA, NO. 1.
J1U1S BOAT has TIE CAPACITY TO
Il csry IL Wakons and Teams At eac,, trip, and
eas taxsn 9xes u one load 300 h=sd Of Cattle aad she
W! Be ab1: to fe:ry over from four to i've hundred
~ssoas a1d teams from trntse to sunset each Cay.
We ASSURE travrllesa Who are K,nx TO tho
Nebraska Gold Mines,
u.ah California Oreeon aad Wssh!n Etoa Territories
hN the f1sds non Fairfield. Iowa Cs3. pubuqoe. aod
poEts fnt ertnedt.t hy Council Bluff md Umaha C.ty
and up the haEta ssd- o! the Platte ntVer arc better
bearer. and more Abaud1 1nllJ stocked with wazonA
horses mules aqi cattle provisions and kaod thln any
otheT An3 VI the settlements and tow M. Aod the
1s*las "a nd wsestsnsnsd hae q Mai s:oscaes u
tended Al ue Es5 10 The n,n-k ills no longer wider
ness route tfoukt an lnttan country bui be tra
xesed ~ 1ay and comfortably 2ad much more easily
thSa aEy o. the 5,Ads through Missouri or. Iowa.
Tae1e ~ not the sane lrneta OF road In the United
ass 70 eyel a.! enreiI without assaes slousha
Eoh SIDE Of tue p!Aue all b sei. except the Loup
frFry. EEII3 iI1WEs
ittk 3r.ra --"S --~--""
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e0it PIECES ,AT'NETIS JUST Re
YIELD. BENEDICT / CO..

GIOLD1: :alYED ASD PRINTED axfI
NJ NETS Just eeersr. d and for sNe b.
FIELD, ukNEpICT Co,
is3 0ps. SSste md WAaee H.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-15
OHIO LIQUOR LAW.

The S:eubenv;lle Rsrald says:-We
learn from the Columbus JovrnaI that a
uew feature in the liquor law, not here.
tofore enforced, has been put into pratt
cal operation in the Northern part of the
State. At Toledo, last week. a citizen
was convicted for selling casks Of liquor
which were not branded according TO
Law, with the words, containing nc
poisonous drugs, or other added poison"
He was sentenced to fine, and imp:is
onment for thirty days. The case was
taken TO the District Court on error as TO
the validity of the imprisonment, the in
tention of the law, undoubtedly, being to
punish the adui.eralion OF liquors, not
tie selling of pure liquors without the
brand, bu! the District Court sustained
the ruling of the Court of Com nj on Pleas.
The case. we understand viii be brought
before the Supreme Court. The ques-
ton is of some importance TO the people
of the State, as if the Law is as is inter
preted by these Courts. probably every
person engaged in the manufacture or
sale in any quantity is liable to fine and
imprisonment
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-15

water-works funds which shall be deposited by
him in such place as the city council shalt order
slIal be subject io tie order Of the trustees oi
water-works of the city in which such water
works are or NAY be situated; and al orders
mad. BIZ the tTUs:e, Of wateT-SOrksoa the CITY
TREASURER for money shall. be signed by one o.
! the trustees and countersigned by the secretary
or clerk Of the waier-wOrlSs. The trustees 81
water-w0rks sha also be authorized 10 make
contracts fDr the building Of machinery. water
works buildings, resgrviors. and fnr ail other
necessary purposes to the frll and eiirieut man
accmeut and construction of such ater-works.
And they shall also be authorized 10 make cau-
tracts. Ia the name Of the city. for the purchase
or lease ofreal estate upon which to bClll such
water-So'ks or reservoirs: provided. .EOwese-.
that all such contracts for thc pUrcLdse or l,Ssc
of real estate shall be approved by tie city
Gil shall hereby be authorized. FOR ssch purposes
upon petition Of the trustees =: v-aicr-WOikS, u
borrow, o- Issue the bonds Of the city for any
sum Of naoncy, not exceeding two hTnGrcd and
!iftv thousand dnlags. at Z I,..e Cf interest not
10 exceed six per cent. per aanum and 70 pro-
vide by taXatiOu tor the payrent OF the rents
contracted for on tie leases above mentioned.
or the Payment Of the interest on .he bords
Aforesaid; sid bonds to bs sold ii Par. Said
sum TO be made use Of for water-wOrks purposes
and none other: provided, that before the city
council shall be authorized 10 ss;.c said b uds
they shall submit TO the qualified votsrs Of tbe
said city. at any regular or special election, =
proposition Tor or against tie Issue thereof.
which shall receive the affirmative vote of a
majority OF all the votes east upon the PROPOSE
ton.
Sec. . That section six the act TO which
this is amendaiory be and the same is hereby
repealed, and this act to take effect from and
after ITS passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN %ELKER.
President OF the Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-15
ANEW INSTRUMENT OF DEsTRUC
-Ioi TON.

A new cannon OF most destructive pow
er is manufactured by the Ames Manu-
featuring Company, Chicopee, Mass,
for the u. s. Government 1t is said TO
be somewhat similar TO the celebrated
Armstrong gun. 1t is rified, with a four
pourG bore, but the ball is so elongated
as TO weight thirteen pounds. The
Journal Of Commerce says of ii: 1.-The re-
markabie accuracy finally obtained is
shown by the fact that three balls were
thrown through the same perforation,
with only trilling variation, at the dis
tance of half mile. The target was
placed on the slope of hill while these
experiments were in progress, with the
supposi;ion that the resistance offered
by the target would preven; the bail 60
ing much beyond; but messenger
brought word that damage was being
done two miles further of. Balls were
tbeu fred SO that they strack the earth
a comparatively short distance from the
target, and on being dug cut were ionnd
shattered by the concussiOn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-15
mo. 1871 AN ACT
10 prevent and punish fraud in the use of falsq
stamps, brands. labels, or trv. L marks.

sEcTToNl. BE a erected By t5e GessrcI .sssca,5l 2
Of fhs SiCte ef Ohio. iha any person persoas 5ho
SHALL knowingly and vlfuiiy, forge counterfeit,
cause Procure TO be forged or coSutsTfsi:e. any
representation, likeness Sinitlde, copy imitation
Of the private stamp brand wrapper, label trade
mark. usually stixe' hy any neehsnic, Manufacturer
druggist, merchant or tr2ceSi11, 20 and upon the
goods. wares, merchandise preparation c. riture
such Esctsnc- iraau1te,ursr, Eru5sigt. merchant
tradesUian. @ih iEjeu, &c pass oG any TcrE, goods
manufacture. compound, preparation OF mixtu-e, %
which sCch forgei eOuEtei i-itei Representations
liEenes5 sirn.litude, coPT Imitation is Sxei in
tended 10 be Affixed. - tie work, gOojs manufacture,
cOEpGund. preparation or lcSuTs OF sIch nechlnis,
nianut4ctuFsr. druggist CT trsesman. sl: upon COZ
vc.ioa thereof, 6e Imprisoned in the ccGaty jail for
period Of not less than t!ree .loEths thai.
twelve months AMI hnc1 no; Cxs-cGing I've hundred
dollars
Ssc,S. Thai any person o. persons Eho shall have
IN his or th=ir p1ssession s1y die or dies. pi,e or
PA,es. bran OT 5rla1s easfLyiBg or easravirgs, or
printed labels, Stamps, imgrinfs, Erlqpr- or trade
taaTEs o. aag Representatives, likeness s..1ii.ude,
c"fg or iritatJl Of the private sfl, -cprt brand,
wrapper hhel or tr1fe li-S u'ua.iy eiuNed hy any
ch-nc, manufacturer, dlgs., merchant trades
i1n 10 upon auy articles 1.de aridcsured, pre-
pared c0Epolrtd BY LiI ot t.era, tcr tie purpose
Og making Impressions. seIrg tt= n made
using Tie uon lng oiber article male.
fsc:u-ed, prepared or olndsi. aGd passing the
od apoa the coa-E.Ulity as the original goods,
manufactures, preparation or esrqorHts Of any otAsr
ptrsol persons, who sa1li in fJct sell use
the same wo shall Eronsrliy aud fsu,.aIeaty use
TIE genuine st111- brand inPTint- wrapper lale ~
trss marx. Eith latent to pass OF cy goods uarcs
merchand.ze. mx-uTcs, colFcGnd5, or olIs- articis
not ths GzaUi-etur= e. re person pers0u, % WheE
sUch stamp. brand. imprint, per- iBsl trade
marx properly belongs, rs genuine and original. sa l.
u90n conviction thereof he Imprisoned in the coun;y
iail not less than three months, than Twelve
months, aad be faed aot exceeding i've hundred dol
lars.
sEr.3- That any rc-scn Eho rh1.l veni or keep scr
sale goods nercsIEtise, .INtyre preparation,
rp0E wi;ieh any fsrgc- euUnt-reit stamps ads
i.naT!Eis, wrappers, n els trade MARKS may
placed or sSs1. and intended to represent the said
goods. Irerchs Hcize. mixture CT preparation, the
true and genuine goods, msrchan liz PEE
i'1rs;an u any otlsT person PersOEs S1Oing tie
re to he counterfeit. shall, conviction thereof,
he Panshei BY fae E)I exceeding one handreI col
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-15
An ACT

1 NO. IL. y y AZ
To amend section six ef ''an at 10 amend tie
act entitled ian act to provide for the organiz-
alton of cities aud Incorporated Villages, .
passed March lltl. 1853.
Sec /. Ee IL eadct1d b. The General AssemJly
of The State of Odio That section six Of the "act
to amend the act entitled Ian act TO provide for
the organization of ciiies and incorporated VII
Iages,'' passed March llth. 1853. be so amended
as 10 read as follows: Section 8. The city
cour ell of any ci' in which water-works are
or NAV be situated, in in progress oi eonstruc-
t;ol. shall establish board of three trustees to
be known Is the board of trustees Of wafer
works. who shall be elected by the Gual fled
electors Of the city, and hold their offices for the
term OF three years, except at the first election
under this act, at which one person shall be
chosen for one year, one person Tor two years.
and One for three years. and thereafter one OF the
trustees shall be elected annually The trustees
Of waierworlis shall manage. conduct and con-
trul the city water-wOgks, furnish supplies Of
water, collect water rents, and appoint all neces
s1ry officers and agents; and the amount Of The
salaries Of said officers or agents SO appointed.
and the term Of office. shall be determined br
the trustees The trustees OF gr-Uorks hall
be authorized to make such bylaws and r.
gulations as they my deem Necessary for tie
safe, economical and efficient management and
projection OF the works. a2d The siid by-!I--s
shall be of the same validity Is the city ordiT-
aaces: pro-idei they are not made Tepugnant
TO tine ordinances of the city. constitution OF
laws of the state of Ohio. The trustees of wafer
works shall cause report 10 be made monthly,
to the city council. Of the receipts and dis5ursg
meats Of money belonging 20 the works. and
annually makea reTo:t of the condition Of the
works. and cause the same 10 lc printed To- the
benefit Of the public and cause al money receiy-
ed and collected for wa'es-wOT.s parpos-s TO
be deposited with the city Treasurer. and cause
receivercrs OrcOllectoTs Of waier--orlss funds 10
make sach deposits weekly, ani return arCccirt
f,- the amount deposited To the trustees OF their
authorized agent; and al TIE money So deposit
ed with the city treasurer. on account OF the
water--royks, shall be KEEP; separate and dis
tinct fund for the payment of szch iadebied-
ness Of the water-works as is hereinbcfuye men-
toned. and, together with the amount of tine
interest allowc TO the city treasurer uroH the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-15

mo. 1921 AN ACT
To amend an act entitled "a, act TO proYide fol
the Recording of Land PateIts," passed
Iarch l!;h. 1896.
Section l. Ee It esac'ed by Tie General IS
sem5,yof tie Slate Of Ohio. That the act entitled
IAN act TO provide for the recording of land
patents, passed March I4th, 1886, b. so amend-
Cd rs 10 read rs follows:
Sec. .. All patents for lands living within
the State Of Obi granted TO any person or per
sons by the President OF the United States, and
ali copies of such patents duly certified under
the Official seal of the commissioner Of the cencr
al land oaice of the United States, and all ex-
empliica:ion OF the record upcn the general
land officer afDres;Iil Of any patent rec Edel
there, may be recorded in the office Oftie rccor-
der in the proper county in which such lands
or any part thereof, are situate. and the rUror-
der -lall De allowed the same fees for JecO.diHg
such p1ients rs ays ~ may be allowed for the
recording Of deeds and other instruments OF
writing.
Sec. ;. Copies Of such record heretofore or
hereafter made duly certified by the recorder
under the official seal. shall be received in all
courts and places within this State as primal
iIcie evidence Of the existence of such PATENTS.
and as conclusive evidence Of the existence OF
such record.
Sec. 4. That the original act entitled can
act to provide for the recording of land patents.
passed March llth, 1896, be and the same is
hereby repealed.
See. ). This net shall take efrsct and be in
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of Tie Horse of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
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Mar. 26. 1859.
mo. 90. AN ACT

mo. 90. AN ACT
To authorize County Commissioners 10 surren-
der free Turnpike Roads in certain cases.
SECTION !. BE a enacted JyHe General Assena-
Jly of The Sat of OHIO. That the County Com
missioaers Of the several counties in this s,nte
sha ] have power, whenever. in their opinion tie
public interest will be subserved thereby, 10
surrender to any turnpike company. now exist
ing o. hereafter to be credited or organized un-
der the laws of this state, any free turnpike o.
other road il any other county or counties in
this state, and direct tllst tle taxes leTied and
collected under the act TO which this net is Sup
Elementary shall be paid over 20 such turnpike
company, in cases in which such taxes shall not
have been disposed of under the act TO which
this Is supplementary, 10 b. expended in con-
structing or repairing the road. 10 construct or
repair which the same was levied.
Sec. .. That any turnpike company rec iv-
ing such suTrenGe, of any such free turnpike or
other road in this state, or the taxes collected 10
construct and repair such road, under the act to
which this acris supplementary. shall issue to
the persons upon whose property such taxes
have been levied certificates of stock for the
amount of taxes hy them respectively paid upon
which they shall be entitled to dividends. ITo
rd'a, Is other stockholders may be, upon THAR
stock.
Sec =. nat whenever three cOaSecGtivc miles
of such road have been or may be. constructed
and tinished. according tp Law. the directors of
such company NAV esiabli.i-l toll-rate thereon:
and for every additional five miles, finished a.
aforesaid. al additional gate. and may demand
and receive tolls thareat. at rates not exceeding
the rates nov allowed by an act to provide for
the creation and regulation of Incorporated COM
in the State of Ohio. passed May |, 1852 and the
acts aolendaiory and supplementary thereof to
other companies.
See. 4. That in all elections for directors of
such company, each stockholicr shall be allow
cd one vote for each share of stock by him heli.
and oae vote for each FRACTION greater than halfa
share.
Sec, 5. That this act be in fore. upon It's pas
sagc.
WILLIAM 3. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
Mar ii. lSJ9 President t.f The Seuaac