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Session Laws, 1880
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16

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


CHAPTER 11.


AN ACT to incorporate the Chamber of Commerce


Building Company.


SECTION 1 . Be it enacted by the General Assem-

Appointed

bly of Maryland, That Charles D. Fisher, Walter

commission-

ers

B. McAtee, George Small, Israel M. Parr, William


E. Woodyear, David M. Tate, Eobert Tyson, George


H. Baer and J. Olney Norris, be and they are hereby


appointed commissioners to receive subscriptions to


the capital stock of the corporation hereby created,


and they or a majority of them shall fix the time


and place for receiving said subscriptions, and shall

Vacancy —

continue to receive the same until the whole of said

how filled

capital stock shall have been subscribed for. In case


of the inability or refusal to act, or the death of any of


said commissioners, his or their place or places shall


be filled by a majority of those who may continue


to act.


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


of said corporation shall be two hundred thousand

Capital stock

dollars, in shares of one hundred dollars each, and


that the subscriptions therefor shall be payable at


such time or times and in such manner as the said


commissioners or a majority of them shall determine.


SEC. 3. And be it enacted. That the Baltimore

Subscribe for

Corn and Flour Exchange, a body corporate, here-

and acquire.

tofore specially incorporated, be and it is hereby


authorized and empowered to subscribe for and other-


wise, at its pleasure, from time to time thereafter,


to acquire and hold so much of the capital stock of


the corporation hereby created as it may deem proper,
and it shall be the duty of the commissioners afore-


mentioned before accepting any other subscriptions
as aforesaid to receive and accept such subscription


of the said Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange to


an amount not exceeding one hundred and twenty-


five thousand dollars of said capital stock, as said


Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange, being applied


to by said commissioners, may desire and shall make.


SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That so soon as bona


fide subscriptions to the capital stock of the corpor-



 
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