The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-20

| President pro tenn. OF the senate.
March IA, 1859. -ilf
mo. 4s.]
Supplementary to IAN act to provide for the
creation and regulation OF incorporated Com
panies in the State Of Ohio" passed May l,
1882
Scc Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, That it shall be compe-
tent for incorporated companies heretofore or
ganized, and that .uay hereafter be organized
under the provisions OF the "act to provide for
the creation and regulation of incorporated
companies in the State Of Ohio" and the amen
datory and supplementary acts. to appoint and
fix the day on which the annual meetings Of
such companies, respectively, shall be held, and
at which the business now authorized by law
or the bylaws ofthe company shall be transac-
ted. ar
Sec. Q. When day other than the first
Monday in January shall be appointed and fix
ed upon for holding the annual meeting ofany
company, at the time Of the organization there
Of the same shall be stated on the certificate Of
organization, and when any organized company
shall elect to change the day Of holding the an
nual meeting thereof the same may be done by
vote Of the stockholders, at any annual meeting
of the company; and shall forthwith be ccrti-
fed in writing subscribed by the presiding off
Ger, and secretary or clerk of the company, and
the certificate thereof so made shall within
thirty days thereafter, be filed in the proper
office as required by law in cases of foriginal
certificates of organization.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on its pas.
sage.
. .arss.- WILLIAM B. WOODS
Speaker OF the House ofRepresentatives
MARTIN WELKER,
.. President OF the Senate.
March 4. 1859.
No. A. r . E.....
AN ACT
Further to provide for the Care and Distribution
OF the Public Arms. ... ..-.,-E
Sec. l. Be 1T enacted by the General Assem-
blv Of the State Of Ohio, That from and after
the passage of this act the public arme Of the
arms Oft the State shall be issued by the Guar.
ter Master General to regularly organized and
uniformed companies only, but shall not be de,
livered, until bond with sufficient sureties for
the proper care and preservation thereof, be de.
posted in his office; which bonds shall he in
such form and contain such conditions as may
be prescribed by the Governor
/ Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty Of the
Quarter Master General, and he is hereby au.
thorized, to require of companies new in posses.
sion Of public arms, to deposit with him the
bonds for the care and preservation Of such
arms, agreeable to the provisions of the first Sc
tion of this act, and in case Of neglect to give
the bonds aforesaid within six months after be.
ing notified to do SO, the Quarter Master Gen.
eral shall cause such arms to be returned to the
State Arsenal, or transferred to other compa-
MES. ---s ....
Sec. 8. That the public arms not in the pos
session ofany organized and uniformed compa-
ny shall be subject to the order and control Of
the Quarter Master General for transferto com
panies or return to the State arsenal, and Ma
iors General and Brigaders General shall have
like authority within their respective commands
but in all cases of transfer, bond shall be given
and deposited as required by the proceeding
sections OF this act.
Sec. A. That the Governor shall have au
thorty TO prescribe rules and regulations for
the issue, preservation and transfer ofpublic
arms and such rules and regulations, not in
consistent with the laws OF the State, shall be
obligatory upon all military officers and organi
cations in the State, and all others having pos
session or custody Of the public arms.
Sec. 5. The report of the Quarter Master
General shall be made to the Adjutant Gene,
,. raj, and the substance thereof included in the
| annual report of the Adjutant General to the
governor.
.7 WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House o Representatives
lasa MARTIN WELKER,
7N.a1 President OF the Senate
March 4, 1859. ..
l[No. SOL f'an
I i ,n.s aa7' aH.t 5s AN ACT y svE#-fF
To amend section one hundred and sixty five
| ofan act entitled "An act for the Jurisdiction
and Procedure before Justices OF the Peace,
and of the Duties Of Constables in Civil
Courts," passed March l4th, 1853.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State Of of Ohio, That section
one hundred and sixty five Of the act to which
Eihis is an amendment be, and the same is here.
be amended so as to read as follows; Sec 100.
1t shall be lawful for any justice Of the peace to
any township of this state to issue exceptions or
any judgement on the docket of any justice Of
his township, who may unable to issue said ex-
ecutions in consequence ofsickness, ABSENCE or
any other cause. The execution must be di-
rected to a constable OF the county, and sub
scribed by whom the judgment was rendered, or
by his successor in office, or by the justice in
whose hands the docket of any justice who
may have rendered judgement being unable to
issue in consequence ofsickness, absence or any
other cause; and must bear date, the day ofits
delivery to the officer executingit 1t must intel
lgibly refer to the judgement, by stating the
names Of the parties, and the name of the jus
tice before whom, and ofthe county and town.
ship where, and the time when, it was render
ed, the amount OF the judgement, and if less
than the whole is due, the true amount thereon,
as follows: LIST. II it be q case whether the
defendant cannot be arrested, it must direct
the officer to collect the amount OF the judge
ment out the personal property Of the debtor,
and pay the same to the party entitled thereto,
I'd. III be case where any Of the judg
ment debtors are certified on the docket asa
surety, it shall, command that the money bcl
made OF the personal property Of the, principal
debtor, and for wane thereof Of the personal
property of the surety. In such cases the per-
sonal property oi 4hs principal, subject to execu
ton within the Jurisdiction, shall be exhast \
before any OF the property Of the bail shall bs
taken IN execution, 3d. II il be scase whrfe
the defendant may be arrested, in addition to
the foregoing. it must direct the officer, il sufH
cient property Of the defendant. suhjectto exc
cution, cannot be found to satisfy the judgment,
that he arrested the debtor and commit him to-
the Jail OF the county, until he pay the ejudg
ment or be discharge according to law, unless
the execution be accompanied by an order iofar-
rest ~ provided In ssctions twentysix and