532 CORPORATIONS. [ART. 23

make such allowance to said coroner as they may deem just
and reasonable therefor, to be levied and paid as other county
or city charges.

1888, art. 22, sec. 8. 1860, art. 25, sec 8. 1785, ch. 72, secs. 23, 24.

1794, ch. 64, sec. 5. 1797, ch. 95

8. In all cases where the sheriff is interested, or nearly
related to any of the parties, or otherwise disqualified to act,
all process shall be issued to the coroner, if there be one in
the county or city qualified to act in such case, who shall
perform all the duties of such disqualified sheriff, and be
subject to the same liabilities and be proceeded against in the
same manner, and shall have the same rights and remedies.

ARTICLE XXIII.

CORPORATlONS.

Miscellaneous Provisions. 1. How to acknowledge deeds. 2. Banking privileges not to be exercised unless expressly granted. 3. Majority to govern. 4. Certified copy of by-laws to be prima facie evidence. 5. Full records of all transactions to be kept. 6. General meetings; how to be called. 7. Removal of president or direct- ors. 8. Corporation officers to give no- tice of intention to canvass. 9. Oath of stockholders offering to vote. 10. Vote of stock held by a corpora- tion. 11. Vote by proxy to be made under oath. 12. Oath of director of bank. 13. Pledger of stock may vote, when.

Provisions for the Formation of Corporations. 14. For what purposes corporations may be formed. 15. Class 1. Educational, benevo- lent, scientific, relig- ious, etc. Power to hold property. Pro- viso. 16. Class 2. Mechanics' Institutes, hotels, agricultural societies, fruit pack- ing, etc. Proviso. 17. Class 2A. Appropriation for county agricultural fair associations 2B. Any county subscrib- ing the required amount entitled to benefit of these pro- visions. 2c. Who not entitled to the benefit of these, provisions.