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should be necessary TO hold one
Whereupon the Chair nominated the following
gentlemen, the House concurring therein
Wayne Township-James Silver, Charlie,
Moore,
Franklin, n. w. Miner James s Butler,
Dudley, Jacob Swaford, WIN. ID. Hardin,
Liberty, Aaron Ca yor, T. r. Stanford,
Henry, DR.. Joel Reed, Sam'. Hoover,
Greensboro, E. Wckersham, Joseph IddingS,
Harrison, David Pickering, David Hiatt,
Fall Creek, Chauncy II. Burr d. B. Shewhan.
Prairie, Shubai Julian, Andrew G. Small,
i Stoney Creek, Jonathan Macy, VIM NJ Kerr,
such delegates.
! On motion, IL was
Resofred, That the course pursued by our
late Representative in Congress, Hon. James
Rariden, meets the entire appreciation of this
Convention.
On motion Of James Silver,
/ Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meet
/ ing be signed by the Chairman, and Secretary,
and forwarded to the "lndiana SUM-" ..Wayne
County Chronicle" and Richmond (la.) Pallad
Ium" for publication.
/ And the meeting, on motion, adjourned SINE
die.
JOEL REED, Chairman
SAMUEL Hoover, Secretary.
AN ACT, TO INCORPORATES THE "Young Mems
Literary Associafion,'' OF RICHMOND, WAYNE
/ COUNTY, INDIANA.
Section lst Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State of Indiana, That Robert
Hatton, Jesse Nj. Hutton, John L. MauIsby, Ed
win Vickers, Hermon B. Payne, Jesse P. Siddall,
Upton Elliott and others, their in Office,
are hereby constituted body corporate and poll
tic, by the name and style Of the "Young Mems
Literary Association of Richmond" and, rs such,
shall be capable of suing and being sued, pleading
and being implicated, answered and being an
swered unto, in any Court Of law equity, having
jurisdiction and shall be authorised to have a
common seal, and the same to alter and remain
at pleasure.
Section I'd. The capital stock Of said associa
ton may consist Of any sum, the yearly income
of which shall not exceed five thousand dollars;
70 be added into shares of such value a ma jor-
i,y Of the members shall decide, and said shares
shall be assienabe and transferable at pleasure
Section Sd. The members Of the association
shall elect, annually, on the first Monday in
March, President and six Trustees, who shall
hold their office for year, and until their
cessors may be chosen and qualfed.-They shall
have power to ell all vacancies in the. own body.
and, with the consent of a majority of the ASSOC
citation, may appoint such officers they may
think necessary for the management Of said cor
poraton, and make such rules for the reception Of
members they may think necessary.-They
shall have power to make oil bylaws, necessary
for the general eo3ernment Of the association,
not contrary to the laws of this Statonor of the
United States.
Section 4th. The said corporation shall he
pubu, IL. Ia receive md hold property. either
real or pei sorai. Froutuer pio roroot,
shall, be applied solely to the objects Of the
citation.
Section 5th. This act to be in force from aud
after its passage, and to remain in force until the
first day of March, One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty THOS. J. EVANS,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
DAVID HILLS,
President of the Senate.
Approved, February 5,h, 1889.
DAVID WALLACE.
INDIANA, To WIT:
/, WILLIAM J. BRowN, Secretary of
State, hereby certify, that the foregoing copy of
the original ac, II file in my Office. /,
In testimony whereof, have hereun,o my hand and
.s,,.t. affixed Ses of State indianapolis; this
esEAL. 18th day of March, a D. 1889.
4S88sS3H WM. J. BRowN Secretary of State.