The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-09

be inserted, secretary Of the state cf Mime
sofa. do hereby certify shat said here the
names Of the subscribers to The articles OF IN.
corporation shall be ;n:erled], their cssoci,
etes and successors, are leSa!ly ors sda ae
existing corporation under the name OF mere
the name Ct the corporation shall be insert
cdl With the powers, rights az" rrlv'iegcs,
and subject to the Im,auons, 'nes , hu
Witness my Official signature EcTeuEtn sub
scribed, ard the seal Of the state Of Mime
sofa heys;into affixed this esy H.. ~; III
the year 1n thee 1l'Ds ,h .ne ccr AK.
The secretary shall .::1,,n the SAN, ard cause
tho seal Ct the state 10 &c thereto affixed, arc
tIcn certificate shall be r;:na faeIe folae1ee
shall also cause = record Of such ceT:ihca:c TO
be made, ard q certified copy CT such recots
ma3 le G,:!enjIa e;i4::2e with the ike erect
sac. 9. hcstvcr any corporation already
incorporated under the PROVISIONS OF fald
chapter 81 shall lave complied with the pro.
visions Of said chapter 81 in regard 10 inc
fling for record CT the artie les Ct ,ncorpora.
ton and CT the requisite affidavit Of proof OF
publication. end tball make application TOR
h,;rh certificate and shall pay one dollar
therefor, the secretary Ct state :hall tEere-
upon issue certificate IN Tue ioIh pre-,
certificate shall have The same force and
effect in all respects, and ccrtlficd copy
thereof the same force ard erect, rs II s.,ch
certificate had been issued TO corporation
This act. And the secretary shall keep rec
o,tl of all such certificates issued.
SEC. 3; This act shall tc in force and take
effect from and after its passage.
Alrroycd April -, 1850.
O..
Fl. F. No. oO5.-hN ACT 70 rmeEd section
two hundred and twenty six !2o6). OF
chapter thirtytour l3D. Ct the General
Slalutcs e one thousand eight hundred
ard sevcnty-eight NS7s). ,clating to the
sale c: lard by religious corporations.
BE- il enacted by the Legislature CT inc STATE
S 81 i. That section ", hundred and
,wcnty-six ioot J Of che ptcr thirty. four (3D;
II The General Statutes Ct one thousand
eight hundred arq seve";y.cisht us1s),re
and The SINE Is lcrcl: amended BY IpssItjnS
.f,er the words "snch meetEs,' in he tenth
line thereof the following: And when any
1.ljs ious society ceases to h::e st::cd meet
jngs tor public worship. CT fc; any c3;;;se is
unable to give notice, as above provided, OF
the time and place or the meetings OF such
lied 10 make such sale, conveyance or IN
cumbrancc by and through its trustees upon
being anihor so TO Go by a resolution ct
such society, passed Ct meeting thereof:
notice If The time, place an! object OF Which
sha be given ty said trustees, by posting
notice thereof Mt least ten t!O) days before
taid meeting in three OF the most public
pi: ccs in the town. village or ely in which
iaiN society holds or has held its meetings.
Str 2. This net shall take effect end Lc in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March Z. 1850.
Os.
II. F. No. o9,-AN ACT to amend tile
three i::) Of chapter III r;v four $50 Ut
the General statutes OF one thou and,
Gil Int hundred and seventy eight DS1S),
relating to corrora,ioEs older than those
for Eec,lniar; profit.
l." il enacted 10y the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota:
st' r,o> L. That title three 81 IF chspte:
th;rty-fo"r (34) of the Genera! Statutes OF
one thousand. eight hundred and seventy
e;yh. N~79), te and is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following:
SEC. .. The Minnesota State Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to An mails, here.
tuforc Incorporated, shall lie AMI remain
body corporate under the name Of '.fhe
Minnesota Society for prevention Of CrH i:v.'
with all the powers, privileges. immunilics
and duties heretofore possessed by said Mini
ncsoa Stale Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty. OR hereinafter specified us 10 county
associations. and may appoint any person IL
any county in this state where there Is no
such active associatiun to represent the s:a:e
society, and to receive ard account for all
funds coming TO the 30 :c,y, frem fines Or
otherwise, and may also appoint agents 1T
large TO prosecute the work OF said society
throughout the state. The objects OF said so
ciesies. and all societies hereafter or:ai'ized
un,i"r sections three CD ard four (4l hereof,
shall he the incubation Of humane punci-
PIES. and to secure the enforcement Of laws
Yor the prevention Of cruelty, especially to
children and animals: TO promote which OBJ
ject the said societies may respectively &C.
qNire properly. real or personal. by pur-
chase or gift. The said society. and all So
three 90 and four (4) hereof, may appoint
agents for the purpose Of prosecuting any
person guilty Of any act of cruelty t. animals
or children: The agents OF said societies.
hereinafter provided. shat! have power to
arrest any person found violating any law
for the projection of persons Or animals, or
the prevention Of cruelty thereto, and upon
making such arrest shall forthwith convey
the person arrested before some court or
magistrate having jurisdiction Of the offence.
and there make complaint against such per-
son, hu, said agents stall cot be authorized
n,.at has te.n approved by ;hc probate judge
of the county ia which they have been Gl-
pointed, and the said probate judge shall
keep q record Of all such p2o!ntmen1S.
eIch arcs: can be made only III the county
III which such appointment aud approval
has Eeen made MS aforesaid. Branches of
the said state society. consisting OF not less
Than ten members. may be organized in any
the society in their several localities under
rules ard regulations prescribed by the said
society. Societies, for the prevention of acts
Of cruelty to animals or Chi tren, organized
four e.. hereof may become branches Of
said society by resolution adopted at meet
Ing thereof called for that purpose, a copy Of
which resolution shall be forwarded to the
Secretary of state.
SEC. 8. Societies for the prevention Of
cruelty to animals or children may be organ
Led in any county. BY the association Of not
less tEan seven persons. and the members
purpose, elect not less than three of their
mcmLers directors, who shall continue in
office until their successors are duly chosen
SEC T. The secretary or clerk of the
meeting shall make true record Of the pro-
ceedings lhereat. which he shall certify and
forward to the secretary Of state. VINO shall
record lI:e same. the record shall contain
the mar by which such association shall
after the t.ling Of the same the association
shall be Invested with the powers, privileges
and lmmunlties incident to incorporated
companies, with power 10 sue and be sued by
SEAL which may be altered at pleasure; and
a copy Of the rccor', duly certified ty the
secretary OF state, shall be deemed and taken
IN oil courts and places in this state, as evi.
uence UNIT Sucn association is duly organ
lied and incorporated body.
SEC. .. Such associations may elect such
officers, ana make such rules, regulations
aud by laws as may be deemed necessary or
expedieEt by their members for their own
government, and tine proper management Of
their affairs
SEC. 9. Any association formed under the
provisions OF this act in addition 10 the
other. powers granted by law, is authorized
70 acquire by purchase. gift, grant or devise,
anu TO hold, use or convey any real estate or
personal property, whatever ana may lease.
mortgage, sell or use the same In any other
manner considered by such corporation most
conductive to the interests Of such corpora
Ton. or TO the same extent as natural per-
sons.
SEC. 2. A member Of any such association
may require and it shall be the duty of any
sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable or police
officer. or the agent OF any such association.
or Of the said state society. to arrest any per-
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