The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-04-26

males and females may be admitted to
all its educational privileges on equal
terms OF co.education. The notice for
meeting of the stockholders will be
published in q short time and there
seems to be no doubt about obtaining
a vote of the stockholders amply suffi.
cient for the change 30 much desired
and 80 expedient for the promotion of
the best interests of our village and
College.
(Houss Bill No. 395.)
AN ACT
To SUPPLEMENT SECTION 1852 OF THE Re-
'vIsED STATUTES OF ONO (CHApTER
LAY RELATING TO CoLEEaEs AND In
srIrUTIoNs OF LEARNING.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly of the State OF Ohio, That
the following section be enacted as sup
Elementary to Section 3762 of the Re-
vised Statutes Of Ohio, With sectional
numbering as following Ii, d
Sec. 3762a. The trustees OF any
university, college or institution of
learning, incorporated by the authority
of this State, or under the general cor
poration laws thereof, owened in shares
Of stock subscribed and paid up in full,
by the majority of the owners of such
stock, for the sole pupose of promoting
education, religion and mortality, or the
fine arts, exclusive among males or
females, may, on the written petition of
the owners of majority of such stock
filed before them, or on the vote Of the
owners of the majority of such shares
of paid.up stock at any general meeting
of the stockholders called for such pur-
pose, after thirty days notice published
in some newspaper published and of
general circulation in the county, by the
board of trustees, may change the name
and enlarge the purposes and objects of
any such university, college or institu-
ton, by amendments to its charter, ap-
proved by the owners Of the majority of
such stock for the change Of the name
and the enlargement of the purpose and
object of such university, college or in
stitution of learning, 80 that all the ed
ucational rights and privileges thereof
may be bestowed in the co-equal and CO.
ordinate education of both sexes. When
such amendment is adopted and the Or
iginal articles of incorporation of said
corporation have not been filed and re-
corded in the Office of the Secretary of
State, a copy of such amendment and a
copy of the original articles of incorpora-
ton OF said corporation, with certifi-
cate of each of them thereto affixed,
signed by the President and Secretary of
the said corporation, and sealed with the
corporate sea, If any there be,stating the
fact and date Of the adoption of such
amendment, and that such, copy of said
amendment, and that SUCH copy of said
origininal articles of incorporation of
said corporation are and is a true
copy of the originals, shall be recorded
in the Office of the Secretary Of State,
and when so recorded, and not until
then, said amendment shall become and
be in law the sole articles OF incorpora-
tion of said corporation and all the
real and personal, and the
title thereunto, and all the rights and
credits, shares of stock, and rights of
stockholders, corporate franchises, and
all endowment fund or funds, or gift or
bequest, or legacies or mortgage securi.
ties and promissory notes, and rights of
every kind belonging to, vested in or
claimed. or possessed by the said origi-
nal corporation, shall by said amend.
nent pass to, be assigned and transfer
red and vested in and held, enjoyed and
exercised by the said corporation named,
created and organized by said amend.
ment for the promotion of all the oh,
jects and purposes of its creation and or.
ganization. For recording such amend.
ments and copies of such original arti-
cles of incorporation, and for furnishing
a certified copy or copies thereof, the
Secretary of State shall receive fee of
twenty cents per hundred words, to be
in no case less then five dollars.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from aud after its passage.
ELBERT L.LAMPSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
VIM. O. LYON,