The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-29


this act adverstise all the shares of stock
held by the state, in any turnpike COM
pany to be sold at auction, to the highest
bidder, in lots Of not less than ten S hares
each, nor more than fifty shares each at
some public and convenient place on the
line of tie road of said company, by Civ
ling at least thirty days notice Of the time
and place of the sale, by posters set up at
1.-THE gate or gates thereon, and in some
newspaper Of general circulation in the
county or counties through which said
road passes; Provided. that nothing in
this section contained shall be construed
to compel the sinking fund commissioners
to sell or dispose Of any said stocks for
less than their cash value, to be estimated
by said sinking fund commissioners.
1 Sec. 8. Any sale Of shares Of stock
made under the provisions Of this act,
shall be conducted by an agent appointed
BY the Governors but the approval Of at
least two of the commissioners shall be
necessary to its confirmation. The pur-
chaser or purchasers Of such shares Of
stock shall be required to pay one third
of the purchase money down and the bal
ance in two equal annual payments, with
six per cent. interest; but no transfer shall
be made by said commissioners until the
same is paid for in full. " sea a .
Sec. 4. The shares Of stock now own.
ed by the state, in any turnpike company,
shall not enttle the person or persons to
whom the same may be transferred, by
virtue of this act to vote at the annual e.
lection for directors now provided for in
the charter Of said company; but the per-
son or persons to whom such shares of
stock may be transferred, are hereby au-
thorized to meet at the same time and
place with the present stockholders, and
then and there elect subject to the same
regulations that goyern.lhe original stock
holders in their election for directors. the
number Of directors that the Governor is
NOW required to appoin in said board
Sec. 5. Section one Of the above re-
cited act is hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. This act to take effect from
and after lis passage. .' f
E.o WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate,
Januar yl2, 1859.
/ mo. 6.1 AN ACT
/ Supplementary to an act TO provide for
the reorganization, supervision and
maintenance Of Common Schools, pass
ed March IA, 1858.
Section /. Be II enacted Jy tile Geiier.
al assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the
board of education of any incorporated
village in this state may unite with the
board Of ofeducation Of the township inwhich
such village, or any part of it, be sit
uated, for the purpose Of establishing a
central or high school within such town
ship. The said board shall jointly agree
upon an estimate Of the probable cost
thereof, and thereupon call separate meet
ings Of the qualified voters Of their re-
spectite districts, in the manner now pro-
vided BY the twenty first section Of the
act to which this is supplement- tary; and
said meetings, when so convened, shall
in all respects be held end ard conduct
ed in accordance with the provisions Of
the section aforesaid; Provided that no
such central or high school shall be SO
established, unless a majority Of the yo
ters at each Of said meetings. shall vote
in favor Of the same. '''''
The further establishment Of such CEN
tral or high school, and the control OF the
same, when established, shall be ordered
and regulated in such manner as shall be
agreed upon and directed by said boards
Of education interested therein, "a
SECTION 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
'|age. -
WILLIAM B. WOODS, asa
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
~ g. MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
January "a, 1850.
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|. mo. g. AN ACT q
Making partial appropriation for the year
1860. e.,s 2
SECTION 1. Be- enacted By The General