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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 709

and put in execution, such by-laws, ordinances and


regulations as shall seem necessary for the govern-


ment and management of said corporation, and to


alter and repeal the same at pleasure ; and shall


have and exercise all the rights, powers and priv-


ileges which corporate bodies may lawfully possess,


for the purposes mentioned in this act.


SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That the capital


stock of said corporation shall be sixteen million


dollars, to be divided into shares of one hundred

Capital stock.

dollars each, which said capital stock shall be per-


sonal property, and shall be transferable in such


manner as the by-laws of said corporation may pre-


scribe; and the said corporation, whenever it shall


seem to the directors thereof necessary or expedient


for the purpose contemplated by this act, shall have


power also to issue and sell, on the best terms that


can be obtained for the same, the bonds of said com-

Sell bonds

pany, in such sums as may be convenient, payable


after such a number of years as may be deemed


proper, and bearing in the meantime interest at the


rate of six per centum per annum, provided that the


gross amount of said bonds so issued by said com-


pany shall not exceed the sum of fifteen million


dollars; and for the purpose of securing the pay-


ment of the principal and interest of said bonds, the


said company may execute and deliver a mortgage


or mortgages of the said canal, and of all other estate


that may belong to it, or may convey the same by


deed to such truestees as may be appointed,, upon


such trusts as may be reasonably advised or devised,


for said purpose of securing the payment of princi-


pal and interest of said bonds.


SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the said J. W.


Garrett, Enoch Pratt, Robert T. Baldwin, Gilmore


Meredith, I. M. Parr, Henry G. Davis, Henry Love-

Commission-

ridge, Lloyd Lowndes, James A. L. McCliure, Charles

ers.

F. Mayer, William H. Smith, Charles H. Gibson,


Dr I. L. Adkins, A. S. Abell, James Ponder and


Edward L. Martin shall be and they are hereby


constituted commissioners to receive subscriptions to


said capital stock, and shall designate the time and


places of which said subscriptions shall be taken by


giving one week's notice thereof in one or more




 

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