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payment shall not have been made shall be for-
feited to the association and may be sold by or
under the direction of the said President and Direc-
tors at public auction, or at the board of brokers, |
Proviso. |
provided, such stockholder or stockholders shall
have been first personally or by notice addressed to
him, her, it, or them as aforesaid, at the usual
place of business or abode of such stockholder or
stockholders of the time and place where the stock
shall be sold, and upon such sale as the proceeds
shall be applied, first to pay all expenses of sale,
and any calls or assessments upon such shares and
the remainder shall be paid to the stockholder or
stockholders. |
Sales of stock. |
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That at any sales of
such stock as aforesaid, "The Santa Clara Mining
Association of Baltimore" shall be at liberty to
purchase the same. |
When in
force. |
Sec. 4. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect so soon as it shall have been accepted by
the holders of a majority of the capital stock in the
said association at a meeting to be called by the
said President and Directors, who shall give at
least ten days notice of the time, place and object
of such meeting, by publication in at least two of
the daily papers of the City of Baltimore. |
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CHAPTER 339. |
Passed Mar,
5, 1867. |
A Supplement to AN ACT entitled, an Act to in-
corporate the Peabody Institute of the City of
Baltimore, passed on the ninth day of March,
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, chapter two
hundred and nine. |
Preamble. |
WHEREAS, at the request of George Peabody,
Esquire, the founder of the Peabody Institute of
the city of Baltimore, the Maryland Historical
Society, by a resolution thereof, passed on the |
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