APPENDIX 0.

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED “AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE KANSAS CITY,
GALVESTON, AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD COMPANY,” APPROVED FEBRUARY 9, 1857.

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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows :

Sxo. 1. That any deed of trust thereafter to be made and executed by said Railroad
Company, now known as the Kansas City and Cameron Railroad Company, to secure the
payment of bonds sold or to be sold by it to procure money for the completion of its
road and appurtenances, shall be a valid lien upon all property described in said deed of
trust, and upon the entire line of said road and its appurtenances and franchises, although
the said property might not have been obtained or said road completed at the time of
the execution of said mortgage or deed of trust ; and the said bonds to be issued there-
under may bear such rate of interest, and be sold for such price, as may be deemed
expedient by the Board of Directors of said Company, and it shall be competent and
lawful for the said Company to make and enter into such contract with the trustees in
such deed of trast as will secure the just and true application of all moneys raised under
it, and of all other funds of the Company, to the work of construction of said railroad,
and to secure the same under said deed of trust as a security for the payment of said
bonds.

Sec. 2. It shall be lawful and competent for said Company to make such arrange-
ment with any other railroad company to furnish equipments, and to run and manage its
railroad, as it may deem expedient and find necessary, or to lease the same, or to con-
solidate it with any other company upon such terms as may be deemed just and
proper.

Suc. 3. For the purpose of adding to the safety of its bonded debt, it shall be compe-
tent and lawful for the holders of its bonds to vote at all elections of the Company, and
to be represented at all meetings of the stockholders, and vote either in person or by proxy.
The holder of each one hundred dollars of such bonds shall be entitled to the same vote
and representation as the holders of each one hundred dollars of stock of said Company ;
and it shall be competent and lawful for said Company to provide for a registration of
such bonds in such manner that they may be made payable to order, and the circulation
restricted at the pleasure of each holder ; and such rules and regulations shall be made
by the said Board of Directors as will accomplish this object, and to secure the safety of
said bonds as may thus be possible against theft or other losses thereof.