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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
Volume 211, Page 3392   View pdf image (33K)
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 533

ledges and franchises now held and enjoyed by the

 

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, under its

 

charter passed by the Legislature of the State of

 

Virginia, at the December session, eighteen hundred

 

and twenty-three, and ratified by the State of Mary-

 

land, at the December session, eighteen hundred

 

and twenty-four, and the several supplements thereto
so far as the same may be applicable for the purpose

May construct
canal

of constructing a canal and all the dams, locks,

 

feeders and other works, and devices of every sort or

 

description appertaining thereto, in constructing a

 

canal from such point on the Patapsco River, at or

 

near the City of Baltimore, by the most available

 

route to the eastern branch of the Potomac River, as

 

the President and Directors may select, and in the

 

same manner and to as large an extent as if said

 

rights, powers, exemptions, privileges and franchises

 

had been particularly granted to the Maryland Canal

 

Company by this act.

 

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the capital stock of

 

the said Maryland Canal Company shall consist of

Capital stock

four millions of dollars, divided into forty thousand

 

shares of the par value of one hundred dollars each,

 

which shall be considered as personal property, and

 

shall be transferable in such manner as'may be pro-

 

vided by the by-laws of said company ; and each

 

share thereof shall entitle the holder thereof to one

 

vote in all meetings of the stockholders of said com-

 

pany, to be given either in person or by proxy, duly

 

appointed by an instrument in writing properly exe-
cuted before some officer authorized to take acknow-

Subscription

ledgements of deeds ; and for the purpose of obtain-

 

ing subscriptions to the said capital stock, books shall

 

be opened under the direction of A. P. Gorman, R.

 

H. Baldwin, M. Bannon, W. H. Tuck, and James

 

G. Berret, or a majority of them, at such time, in

 

such place and under such regulations, as to the

 

mode, manner and time of payment and otherwise, as

 

they, or a majority of them, shall decree expedient

 

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That whenever subscri-p

 

tions to the amount of one million of dollars shall

Meet and or-

have been obtained, the subscribers or a majority in

ganize

value thereof, shall have authority to meet and organ-

 

ize said company by the election of one of their num-

 

ber to the office of President of said company, and

 


 

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