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	any of said directors unless its original subscription
	to the capital stock shall be at least seventy-five
	thousand dollars, and be kept up to that amount,
	and that the stock or any part thereof, so originally
	subscribed for by the said Baltimore Corn and Flour
	Exchange, so long as it shall be held by said corpo-	Not entitled
	ration, shall not be entitled at any meeting to any	to voice in election.
	voice in the election of the five directors other than
	those which it shall itself name as aforesaid. In re-
	spect and to the extent of any stock which it may
	acquire after said original subscription, the said Corn
	and Flour Exchange shall stand upon the same foot-
	ing in all particulars with other stockholders.
	SEC. 8. Se it enacted, That the Chamber of Com-
	merce Building Company be and it is hereby author-	Borrow mon-
	ized, in its discretion, to borrow such amount of	ey.
	money, not exceeding three hundred thousand dol-
	lars, as the board of directors may deem necessary to
	carry out the purposes and objects of the said corpo-
	ration as hereinbefore declared, and it shall accord-
	ingly be competent for said corporation to issue its
	bonds, under its corporate seal, in such manner as it
	may deem best for such amounts of money (not ex-
	ceeding in all the sum above named) as it may so de-
	termine, and sell or negotiate the same as it may	Bonds to bear
	find most advantageous. The said bonds shall bear	interest.
	interest at not more than six per centum per annum,
	and the payment thereof may be secured by such
	mortgage or mortgages of the property of said cor-
	poration or any part thereof as it may see fit to exe-
	cute, which mortgage or mortgages, signed by the
	president or acting president of the said corporation,
	with the seal of the said corporation attached and
	duly acknowledged as by law required, shall be con-
	clusive in favor of the bona fide holder or holder s of
	any bond or bonds thereby secured.
	SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	When effec-
	effect immediately from and after its passage.	tive.
	Approved February 17, 1880.