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Session Laws, 1878
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 213

ments as they shall require ; provided, no payment


shall be demanded until at least two weeks notice


shall have been previously given by being set up at


two prominent public places in the town of East New


Market ; and should any subscriber fail or refuse to

Subscriber

pay any instalments or any part of said subscription

fail or refuse

thus demanded after the lapse of thirty days from


the expiration of said notice, the said company may


be entitled to receive, sue for and recover the amount

Sue for and

of said instalment so demanded, and interest there-

recover.

on from the day of demand in such manner as other


debts and claims are now recoverable by law ; pro-


vided, the instalments so demanded shall not exceed

Shall not ex-

one-fifth of the value of the shares subscribed.

seed.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That if fifty shares


shall not be subscribed within the period of two

Period of

years from the passage of this act, all subscriptions

two years.

under it shall be null and void, and the said commis-


sioners, after discharging the expenses of opening the


books, shall return the residue of the money to the

Return the

several subscribers in due proportion to the sums re-

residue.

spectively paid in by them.


SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That to continue the


succession of the president and directors of said com-


pany, seven directors shall be annually chosen, after

Annually

notice given as aforesaid, by the stockholders of the

chosen

said company, on the first Monday in May in every


vear, and the directors, or a majority of them, shall


have power to appoint judges of elections, and may

Power to

elect a president of said company from among the

appoint

directors, and allow him such compensation for his

Allow com-

services as they may deem proper, and if any vacan-

pensation.

cy shall occur by death, resignation or refusal to act

Vacancies.

of the president or any of the directors of the said


company, the president and directors, or a majority


of them, being a stockholder, shall elect some per-


son being a stockholder, to serve until the next an-


nual election, and the said president and directors


of the said company, shall hold and exercise their

Hold and

office until a new election shall be held, and their

exercise.

successors are duly qualified; and all elections di-


rected by this act, or any law or provision of said


company provided to be held on any particular day,

May be held.

may be held or made legal on any other day within


sixty days thereafter, with notice as aforesaid.




 

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