ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 1209

at said principal office, any person or persons entitled to inspect
such stock ledgers as aforesaid may present a written request
to any officer, director or resident agent of the corporation for
a list of its stockholders and it shall be the duty of the corpora-
tion to make or procure a sworn list thereof containing the in-
formation required by this section to be contained in such stock
ledgers, and to have the same ready and on file at said principal
office within twenty days after the presentation of such request,
where such list shall be open to inspection by stockholders upon
the terms upon which such stock ledgers are open to their
inspection. The other books of the corporation, wherever
located, shall be open to inspection by stockholders upon the
terms upon which stock ledgers are open to their inspection.

86. The directors, managers and trustees of every cor-
poration of this State shall keep full and fair accounts of
their transactions. The president of every such corporation,,
or if so provided by the by-laws some other executive officer
thereof, shall annually prepare a full and true statement of
the affairs of the corporation, which shall be submitted at
the annual meeting of the stockholders or members and filed
within twenty days thereafter at the principal office of the
corporation in this State, where it shall, during the usual
business hours of every business day, be open for the inspec-
tion of every stockholder or member of the corporation.

133. A stockholder of any corporation of this State may
by agreement in writing transfer his stock to any person
or persons for the purpose of vesting in him or them the
right to vote thereon, for a time not exceeding ten years,
upon terms and conditions stated, pursuant to which such
person or persons shall act. Every other stockholder, upon
his request therefor,. may by like agreement in writing also
transfer his stock to the same person or persons and there-
upon may participate in the terms, conditions and privi-
leges of such agreement. The certificate of stock so trans-
ferred shall be surrendered and cancelled and certificates
therefor issued to such transferee or transferees in which it
shall appear that they are issued pursuant to such agree-
ment; in the entry of such transferee or transferees as the
owners of such stock on the proper books of said corporation,
that fact shall also be noted, and thereupon he or they only
may vote upon the stock so transferred during the time in
such agreement specified; a duplicate of such agreement shall