The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
WHOLE NO., SOB.

In this bill, shall receive oil material provided
or contracted for, and boats. scows. tools.
implements, horses, mulos. and other prop-
erty now in use by the superintendent, ex-
| cept as herelnbetUre provided belonging Co
the state on each of said sections, at tbeir
appraised value, which appraisement shall
be made by three jndicious, disintercsted
persons to be appointed By tho board of
public works, and to pay their appraised
value, at such timos and in such sums az
may bo determined by said board, and nt the
end and expiration of the lease or leases
aforesaid, the said board Of public works
shall receive the said boats, scows, tools, i'm
plomcnts, horses, mules, and other property
then in use by said lessee or lessees at their
then appraised value, which apprsismont
shall be made in the same manner as that
hereinbofore provided. and the said lessee
or lessees shall be entitled to recivo pay
therefor from the state at the said appraised
value.
SEC. II. There shall be aud is horoby
, reserved to the state the right to determine
and put an ond to any lease executed by
virtue Of the provisions of this act, but in
such case tho state shall. by law, cause at
least one years previous notice of it's nten-
ton so to do, to be given to said lessee.
SEC. l2 1t shall DO tho duty of each
member of the board of public works 70
pass over and inspect the division under bis
immediate charge, as often once every nine
ty days, and the engineer Of such division
shall personally inspect every portion of
such division as often as once in thirty days
and report to the board, from time to time,
The result of such examinations
SEC. l3. Whenever it shall hennma
cssary in order to repair, protect or recon.
struct any Of the public works Of tho state
, or to prevent injury to the property of any
person, persons or corporations occasioned
through or by tho public works. to appro.
priato TO tho state tho property of any per.
son or persons or corporations. or any Ieas-
ment in to or over the same the same shall
DO done in accordance with tho provisions
existing laws, and the compensation assessed
for the property so appropriated shall be re-
funded to the treasury by the lessee or less
ecs of the section for the benefit of which
such appropriation is made, and IL not re.
funded shall be deducted out of the money
by this act required to DO paid into the
treasury by said lcssees, and the title to all
property 30 appropriated shall vest in the
state.
SEC. IA. That If the said public works
shall not be leased as in this act provided
there is hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys in tho treasury, the following sums
of money, for the following purposcs and to
be paid out in the manner foloSing For
| general superintendence and repairs on di.
vision No. one, as the same is designated 10
tho act of April 8, 1853. for the latt quarter
Of The year 1859. and the first quarter of the
year 1850, and to be paid out on tho check
of Abnor l.. Backus, acting commissioner,
the sum of for.y -four thousand dollars. For
general supcrintendence and repairs Oh di,
vision No. two as the same is designated Ia
the act Of April 5, 1858, for the last uarter
of the year 1889, and the first quarter of tho
year 1860 to be paid on the check of John
Waddle, acting commissioner, the sum of
one thousand dollars. For general super.
intendence and repairs on division No. three
as designated in the act of April 8. 1858, for
tho last quarter of the wear 1859, and the
first quarter of the year 1860, and to be paid
on the check of John l.. Martin. acting com.
missioner. tho sum of forty-one thousand
five hundred dollars. For payment Of
awards Of damages by the board Of public
works, the sum of two thousand dollars
And there is hereby appropriated to be ex.
pended BY the board of public works, to su-
perintendence and repairs on the national
road during th year 1859, and first quarter
of 1860, the sum of seven thousand dollars.
SEC. Is. This act shall take effect aud
be in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofhs House Of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER,
Presifsnt Of the Senate.
April 6, 1859.
hereby certify that have compared the
foregoing laws with authenticated copies rc-
ceived by me from the Secretary of State,
and that they are correct.
@. g. FIELD,
Auditor Of Gedugd County.