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Session Laws, 1878
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 327

nants, contracts, agreements and bargains whatso-

 

ever necessary for the purposes and objects of said

 

company, and may have and use a common seal,

 

which they shall have power to alter and renew at

 

pleasure, and generally to do every other act or

 

thing necessary to carry into effect the provisions,

 

objects and purposes of this act and not inconsistent

 

with the laws of this State or of the United States.

 

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the said Baltimore

 

and Delta Railway Company is authorized to locate,

Authorized

construct, maintain and work a railroad, with a

to locate.

single or double track, with such side tracks, turn-

 

outs, offices and depots as the said board of directors

 

may deem necessary between Baltimore city and

 

Delta, commencing at or within the northern limits

Route.

of Baltimore city and running thence through Bal-

 

timore county by way of or near Towsontown, and

 

thence through Harford county, by way of or near
Belair, by such route as the said directors may deem

 

most suitable, to a point on the Pennsylvania line

 

near Delta, in York county, in said State, and to

 

locate, construct, maintain and operate branches from

Operate

the main line of said road to any other place within

branches.

the limits of either of said counties through which

 

said road may pass.

 

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the capital stock

Capital stock.

of the said Baltimore and Delta Railway Company

 

shall be seven hundred thousand dollars, to be di-

 

vided into shares of fifty dollars each ; such shares

 

shall be regarded as personal property, and shall be

 

subject to execution at law and taxation as other

 

personal property, and the said company may take

May take for

for their stock subscriptions in land at a valuation

subscript'ns.

to be agreed upon by the said company and the

 

owners of such lands.

 

SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That when four thou-

 

sand shares of the capital stock of said company

 

shall have been taken by bona fide subscription, the

Have been

said company may require subscriptions so taken to

taken.

be paid) and may exercise all its corporate powers,

 

and if any installment of stock shall remain unpaid

 

for sixty days after the time it may be required,

 

whether such, stock is held by an assignee, transferee

Such stock is

or the original subscriber, the same may be collected

held.



 

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