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Session Laws, 1892
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FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE GOVERNOR.

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the purposes of manufacturing electricity for illuminating


purposes, power and for all other purposes to which elec-


tricity or magnetism may be applied, and for the sale,


transportation or other disposition of the same in Elkton,


Maryland.


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


corporation shall be ten thousand dollars, divided into two


hundred (200) shares of the par value of fifty ($50) dollars

Capital
stock.

each ; which capital stock may be increased by the president


and directors, to be elected as hereinafter provided for, to


an amount not exceeding twenty-five thousand dollars.


SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the persons hereinbefore


named as incorporators, or a majority of them, may cause


books to be opened at such times aud places in the town of

Election

Elkton as they may elect in which said town their principal

of officers.

office shall be located, and that when fifty or more share of


said stock shall have been subscribed, said incorporators or


a majority of them, shall call a general meeting of the sub-


scribers at such time and place as they may appoint, after


having given ten days' public notice of such meeting by


three insertions in one of the weekly newspapers published


in said town, and at such meeting said incorporators, or a


majority of them, shall lay the subscription books before


the subscribers then and there present, whereupon the sub-


scribers or a majority of them, who may represent a majority


of the stock so subscribed, shall elect, by ballot, five or more


directors, but not exceeding seven, who shall be stockhold-


ers in said corporation, to manage the affairs of said cor-


poration, which directors, or a majority of them, shall have


the power to elect a president from among the directors, and


in said election and all other elections by the stockholders


of said company, each shareholder shall be allowed one vote


for each share owned by him or her, and every stockholder


may vote either in person or by proxy, and said incorpo-


rators or a majority of them, shall be judges of the first


election of directors, and until the first election for directors


as herein provided for, and said incorporators shall be the


directors of said corporation, with full power and authority


to act as such.


SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the president and direc-


tors elected at the first meeting of said stockholders shall


serve until the second Monday in April thereafter, or uutil

Meeting of
directors.

their successors shall be elected, and to continue the suc-


cession of said corporation, a general meeting of the stock-


holders shall be held annually on the second Monday in


April, at which meeting a board of directors shall be elected


in manner aforesaid to serve for one year or until their suc-




 
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