The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09

any holder OF stock in said association.
No associate or his successor shall ever
own or have an interest In more than
one share of stock of said association,
and in case, during his life, he wishes to
sell said share, he shall first offer it of
par to the association, and may only
sell it otherwise after refusal OF the ass
sociation to buy it at par, and then only
to person approved by the Trustees VI
the association; and in case OF the death
of any holder OF stock, his share shall
revert to and become the property of the
association. The association shall at all
times keep placed in the ownership OF
proper persons the full number OF nifty
shares, and TO that end shall, within ono
month after becoming in any way tho
owner OF a share of stock, sell or dis
pose OF it to such person as the Trustees
may select.
Il. The annual meeting of said asso-
clation shall be held on the first Monday
in May. AT the first election, the share-
holders shall select seven of themselves
as trustees. who shall hold their offices,
one for one year, one for two years, one
for three years, one for four years, one
for five years, one for six years, and one
for seven years, from the first Monday
IN May, 1876, or until their successors
are elected; and said shareholders shall,
on the first Monday in May, 1877, and
annually thereafter, select one trustee
Tor the term OF seven years, or until his
successor Is elected. Vacancies occur-
ring in the board shall be filed by the
trustees until the next annual meeting,
and shall then be filed by the share
holders.
sation for his services.
s.1 These trils tppq chall haNp IN the 1,o rh
of the association, control over the dispo-
sitiOn and management of the subscrip.
lions nowmade to erect said hall, and over
any subscriptions which may be here-
after made Tor the same purpose, or tor
the purpose OF adding to said hall; and
control over the hall built and main
tanned by said subscriptions.
'6. The use of said hall shall be for
musical festivals, concerts, expositions
of art and industry, fairs, convene
tjoEs or public meetings, aud such
other entertainments as may not
be prohibited by law, and as in
the Judgment OF the Trustees may not be
improper to be held in such hall; aud
such use shall be as nearly free as is
consistent with keeping the building In
proper condition and repair, and with
the expenses of It's necessary care and
management: Provided, however, that,
in the case Of entertainment for profit,
the Trustees shall only grant the use OF
the hall upon such conditions as to re-
ductibn OF the price of admission as they
may think proper, and provided, tur-
ther, that 10 assignment or sub-letting
of the use Of the hall shall ever be per-
mitted.
~. The fifty shareholders elected and
accepting stock are: Samuel Davis. jr.,
A pph T.
Mack, Judge NJ. +. Force, George W.
McAlpin, VIM. Gibson, John II. Wright,
A. ii. Bugher, w. 5. Munson, Geo. w.
Jones, Robert Mitchell, John L. Stetti-
MUS, VIM. Henry Davis, Carl A. g.
Adae, Benjamin II. Evans, Theodore
Stanwood, George X. Shoenberger, John
Carlisle, General a. Hickenlooper, Nicn.
olas l.. Anderson. Josiah KIRBY, Her.
man Cooper, Rufus King, Joshua Ii.
Bates, julius Dexter, z. 7. Lane, Lewis
Seasongood, w. w. Scarborough, AM
drew Erkenbrecher, Geo. Ward Nlcnols,
j. j. Henderson, Joseph Longworth, l..
b. Harrison, John Shiilito, VIM. Means,
II. II. Springer, W. W. Taylor, Marcus
Fechheimer, Il. D. Lincoln, James Gill
more, A. d. Bullock, james L. Haven.
Robert Allison, Chas. z. Cassidy, VIM.
IL. Harrison, Kenner Garrard, Thos.
Gilpin, Jno. w. Heron, U. w. West.
ISigned1 s'T. D. LINCOLN,
"JosEPH LoNGwORrH,
"JOHN SHILLITO,
"JULIUs DEXTER,
''RUFUs KING,
''Committee."
The report was unanimously adopted.
The fifty Shareholders were voted for at
the same time with the report, there
being seventy-five names to select from.
A meeting OF the members Of the or.
ganization will be held at 3 z. M. Satur-
day next, at the Board of Trade Rooms.