Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-18
Articles of INCORPORATION.

Amended articles of incorporation of
the Educational Endowment Association
of Minneapolis were filed with the secreta-
ry of state yesterday. Articles eighth,
ninth, tenth and eleventh" are changed to
sixth, seventh, eighth and NINTH respec-
lively.
Article eleventh further provides that
the association shall have a Mortuary
Fund, under which members may at their
desire, become beneficiary, the funds of
which shall DO raised by contribution, each
member contributing a stated sRm on the
the death of a member.
A plan of child endowment insurance.
from the age of one to twelve years, Is
also incorporated into the by laws, rating
from 1926 at birth in decreasing figures
each year to the payment of S. a year
from the age of five to twelve years, aud
N the death of the child within that peri
cd, its heirs shall be paid the ameant of
one assessment upsn tho general "mortu.
airy fund" Tho application for incorpo-
ration of the amended articles ia made by
B. F. Kerr, president of tho association.
Articles of incorporation were filed by
the Mankato Gas Light company to com
msnce business with a capital stock OF
800 divided into 500 shares of $50
each. The highest amount of indebted
ness is placed at $4,000. Tho incsrpora-
tors are Lester Patterson Of Chicago,
Perry Zimmerman, Alexander B. McCar-
dy, John Van Lien, Of Van Vert, Ohio.
and Ohio G. McCardy, of Mankato, who
constitute the first board of directors.
Articles of incorporation were also filed
with the secretary of state yesterday OF
the Washburn Memorial asylum, Dorillus
Morrison, j. W. Johnson, Charles j. Mar
tin, VIM. D. Washburn, Caroline A.
Hslmes, Mahala F. Pillsbury and Frances
A. Pray are named AS trustees, and the OBJ.
ject of the corporation ID the founding and
endowing IN orphan asylum, SIN memory
of my beloved mother" The institution
will owe its origin to the benefcenoe OF the
late G. G. Washburn. The articles of in
corporation provide among other things a
bequest of $375,000 for that purpose to be
paid over to the trustees above named
from the estate Of Mr.. Washburn
When $4,000 of this sum has
been received by the trustees
| the wsrk on the structure is to be com
menced. In case they e1pend q greater
sum than this amount in the construction
| of the building, then and in that case the
same is to remain unoccupled until the in
terest OF increase derived fromthe original
fund shall meet or be equal to the defc.
iency caused by such increased expendi-
ture, As a memento that the trustees have
exceeded their instructions. 1t is to be
made rccsssible to any orphan or half
| orphan child or children under fourteen
| years of age, and shall be received upon
application, without question or distinc.
ton as to age, sex, race, color or relig.
ion.
Such benefciaries shall be entitled tc
Profession, support and education afforded
in and by the asylum until they have at
tanned the age of fifteen years, when they
are to be discharged, except in case Of
sickness. In case of disability, declina-
ton or death Of any of the trustees abov.
named, then ]. G. Tuttle is to succeed Dor
illus Morrison, George A. Bracket is to BIT
named in place of j. w. johnson, G. M
Lowry in place of Charles J. Martin, Mrs
Loripg in place of Caloline A. Holmes
Mrs. ]. B. Gilfllan of Mahala F. Pillsbury
and Mrs. Prof. Marston of Frances A
Pray.