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tablished and located, shall be dis:
tinctly specified in its articles of asso-
citation, which articles and all amend
meuts thereto, shall be recorded in
the Office Of the register of mesne
conveyance for the county wherein
such place is situated, and such cor
poration shall appropriate its funds to
no other purpose. ...
Sec. 8. Such corporation shall have
perpetual succession Of officers and
members, and q common zeal, with
power to change. alter, break and
make new the same, as often as 1t
shall judge expedient, and it shall be
capable in law to purchase, have,
hold, receive, enjoy, possess and re-
tain to itself and it's successors and
assigns, in perpetuity, real or personal
estate, or both, whether accruing to
tho.sam by gift, purchase, devise or
conveyance, net exceeding in value
one hundred thousend dollars; and
the same, or any part thereof, to sell,
alien, devise or exchange. whenever
such corporation may deem proper.
Sec. T.; Such corporation shall be
liable and capable to >ue and be sued'
implead and be impleaded, in any OF
the courts cf this State of appropriate
jurisdiction; but no stockholder in
such corporation shall be liable for
any of the debts or liabilities of such
corporation beyond the amount OF
his share or shares therein.
Sec. 5. Such corporation shall be
competent to make all such bylaws
and rules for its government and
operations as may, from time to time,
be deemed necessary, not repugnant
to the laws of the land: Provided,
That the same are made by such
majority or quorum as may, by the
laws of such corporation, be declared
competent to make the same.
Sec. 6. Such corporation may hold
fairs and exhibitions, at stated or oc-
casional periods, and may establish
regulations for the preservation OF
good order, at such fairs or exhibl'
tions, consistent with the laws Of the
land. ?
Approved February 2S, A. D. 1878
AN ACT to Amend Sections
Nineteen and Thirty-three OF
Chapter XVIII of Title XII o1
the Act Entitled can Act for
Revising and Consolidating the
General Statutes of the State,' D
Relating to the Boundaries o1
Lancaster and York Counties.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by
tho authority of the same:
That Section nineteen (19) o1
Chapter XVIII Of Title 6 Of the
act entitled can act for revising
and consolidating the General Sta
tutes of the State be, and the same
is hereby, amended by adding after
the words "Cataba River" in the
second line, the words 'and Big
Sugar Creek, from where it enters
into said river.''
Sec. 2. That Section thirty-three
| (S3) Of said act be amended: by
striking out the words from which
it is separated by the Cataba River
in the last line, 80 that the section
''N.il1 end with the words ''NortE
Carolina line"
Approved February 27' 1873.
AN. ACT Providing for the Exten
sion of the Time for the Pa, meo'
and Collection Of Taxes for tn.
Fiscal Year Com mencing November
l, 1872.
Whereas delay in the levy of certain
taxes to meet appropriations tor. the
fiscal year commencing November l.
1872, has continued beyond the time
prescribed by law for the commence
ment Of the collection of the same,
and time for TIL" payment of the said
taxes before penalties must attach is
now unavoidably and unusually linn
tied therefore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
State of. South Carolina, now met
and sitting'in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same:
That if any of the duties required
to be performed in an act entitled San
act providing for the assessment and
taxation of property or in any act
or amendment thereto, on or before a
certain day by any officer or person
therein named, cannot for want of
proper time, be sv performed iu the
payment or collection of taxes to be
levied to meet appropriations for the
fiscal year commencing November l,
1872, the comptroller-general, with
the approval Of the Governor, may
extend the time as long as may be
necessary therefor.
Approved January 16, A. D. 1873.
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