ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR.                  961

J. 441/^. The charter of any corporation of this State, hereto-
fore or hereafter forfeited for the non-payment of taxes may,
at any time, be revived in the manner following:

(a)   The last acting president or vice-president and secretary
or treasurer of such corporation shall sign and verify under oath
articles of revival in which shall be stated:

(1)   The name of the corporation at the time of the forfeiture
of its' charter.

(2)    The name by which the corporation will thereafter be
known, which name must be such as could be adopted by a cor-
poration of this State organized or existing at the time of the
receipt for record of the article's of revival.

(3)   The postoffice address of the place at which the principal
office of the corporation in this State will be located, which shall
be in the same county or city in which its principal office was:
located at the time of the forfeiture of its charter, and the name
or names and postoffice address or addresses of the corporation'®
resident agent or agents (giving in each caste the county and
city, town or place and street and number, if number there be).

(4)    That the articles of revival are for the purpose of pro-
curing the revival of the charter of the corporation.

(b)   If any or all of the officers required by this section to
sign and verify the articles of revival shall be dead, or shall
refuse or neglect to sign or verify such -article® of revival, any
three of the last acting directors of such corporation may sign
and verify the articles of revival. In any case where there shall
be less than three directors of said corporation living and ready
and willing to act as aforesaid, those who were stockholders or
members of such corporation at the time of forfeiture, may
elect as many directors as may be necessary, together with the
surviving directors or those who are ready and willing to act
to constitute three directors1 and such directors may sign and
verify the articles of revival. A meeting of the stockholders or
members may be called by any director, stockholder or member
upon ten days7 written or printed notice, stating the place, day
and hour of such meeting arid the purpose thereof, such notice
to be given to each stockholder or member by leaving the same
with him or at his residence or usual place of business, or by
mailing it, postage prepaid, and addressed to him at his address
as it last appeared upon the books of the corporation; at such
meeting the stockholders or members present in person or by
proxy may elect directors as aforesaid. The directors so elected
may take all steps and do all things necessary and proper to be
done for the revival of the existence of such corporation as

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