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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
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WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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corporate bodies may lawfully possess for the pur-

 

pose mentioned in this act.

 

SEC. 2 Be it further enacted, That the capital

 

stock of said corporation shall be thirty million dol-

Capital stock.

lars, to be divided into shares of one hundred dollars

 

each, which said capital stock shall be personal pro-

 

perty, and shall be transferable in such manner as

 

the by-laws of said corporation may prescribe; and

 

said corporation, whenever it shall seem to the direc-

 

tors thereof necessary or expedient for the purpose

 

contemplated by this act, shall have power also to

 

issue and sell, on the best terms that can be obtained

Issue and sell

for same, the bonds of said company, in such sums

bonds.

as may be convenient, payable after such a number

 

of years as may be deemed proper, and bearing in

 

the mean time interest at the rate of six percentum

 

per annum, provided that the gross amount of said

 

bonds, so issued by said company, shall not exceed

 

the sum of thirty millions dollars, and for the pur-

 

pose of securing the payment of the principal and

 

interest of said bonds, the said company may exe-

 

cute and deliver a mortgage or mortgages of the said

 

canal, and of all other estate that may belong to it,

 

or may convey the same by deed to such trustees as

 

may be appointed, upon such trusts as may be rea-

 

sonably advised or devised for said purpose of secur-

 

ing the payment of principal and interest of said

 

bonds.

 

SEC. 3. And ne it enacted, That the said Henry

 

C. Smith, John E. Hurst, William H. Baldwin, Jr.,

 

William T. Dixon, Joseph E. Bruff, Eugene Lever-

 

ing, Daniel J. Foley, John W. Garrett, Isaac L. Ad-

 

kins, William H. Smith, William McKenny, James

 

Wallace, George B. Wescott, William K. Lockwood,

 

James H. Holmes, William J. S. Clarke, Thomas

 

S. Hodson, James Pander, J. Turpin Moore, Albert

 

Curry, James R. Lofland, and Edward L. Martin

 

shall be and they are hereby constituted commission-

Constituted

ers to receive subscriptions to said capital stock, and

commissioners

shall designate the time and place of which said

 

subscriptions shall be taken by giving one week's

 

notice thereof in one or more newspapers published

 

in the city of New York, the city of Baltimore, and

 

in the State of Delaware; and in case more stock

 

is subscribed than is necessary for the full and ample

 

completion of said canal, the said commissioners

 


 
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