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SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the commissioners	To select a sur-
or a majority of them shall select some competent	veyor.
surveyor, who shall, under the direction of the com-
missioners named in the commission, proceed to
survey, mark, andboundthelocation thereof, measur-
ing thirty feet from the centre line of said Turnpike
road, and shall cause a true and exact plat thereof as
marked, bounded, and located by them, to be made
out by the surveyor, with a table of courses and
distances, and shall return the same with a copy of
the proceedings to said court, certified under their
hands or the hands of any two of them, which return	Make return
shall be tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for said county, and the Circuit Court for said
county or any judge thereof, may finally ratify and
confirm said proceedings upon the expiration of one
month from the time of said report and survey being
filed as aforesaid, unless objections thereto are filed
by some person interested, within said period of one	Ratify and
month, in which case the said Court shall proceed to	confirm.
hear and determine said objections, and when the
proceedings of said commissioners or a majority of
them, together with the plat of the surveyor; and the
final order of ratification and confirmation thereof,
shall be recorded at the expense of said company,
and said return and plat shall thereafter be taken
and deemed to be the true original location of the
said Turnpike road, anything in any law to the con-
trary thereof notwithstanding.
SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That each commissioner	Compensation.
appointed under this act, shall receive three dollars
for each day he shall attend in the execution of the
duties required by this act, to be paid by the Presi-
dent and Directors of said company ; provided, that
nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to
effect the right, title or claim of any person who may
have built or may own any house, or part of any house
or houses within the limits of said road, so long as
said buildings shall be kept in habitable repair.
Approved, March 19th, 1874.