The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-19
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION
STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM couErr,
- To the superior court 81 said county: The
petition OF NJ Prayer and II. II. BOLEY re-
spectfuiiy shows that taey desire for themselves
aud such other persons as may hereafter be
associated with them, 70 be Incorporated under
the corporate narie aud style OF
FOREST CITY MASUFACTuRING COM
PANY"
That the object Of their association and the
particular business they propose 20 carry on 10
TO run and operate saw and piaaing mills and
factories; to manufacture furniture OF all kinds
and every description: wooden boxes and cases
OF all sorts. baskets, tubs, buckets, pals
brooms trunks and all articles OF wooden ware
OF every description whatsoever: TO buy sell
and handle all such other goods merohan-
disc and commodities as may here
after be determined upon; 60 buzz sell
and handle personal property of every kind and
description, for their account and for account
or others on commission or otherwise TO own.
buy, sell, lease, rent, improve and otherwise
hold. use and enjoy, on their own account or
for the account OF others. on commission or
| brokerage, real and personal property OF every
| Kind and description; to do general ware
| house, factorage, storage and forwarding BUSH
ness; to loan money on real or personal security,
| or TO negotiate loans for others upon such
| terms as may be agreed upon and generally to
| do and perform all acts aud things which may
DO necessary and proper for The furtherance
| IN all of its branches, above set forth
| That the place of doing business Of said cor
| poretion will be Chatham county, Georgia, with
| Its principal office IN the city OF Savannah buD
| said corporation may do business in any of the
states or territories of the United States OF
| Amsricas That the amount of capital to be-
| employed by them will be the sum of FIFTY
| THOUSAND DOLLARS $3.50 0O0), of which
amount ten C0) per cent. has already been paid
| in; and they desire tDe privilege of increasing
| said capital stock OF said corporation, from
| time to time In the discretion Of the Board OF
/ directors, 10 a sum not exceeding FIVE HUN
| DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS 1880. 0O0); said
stock 20 lie divided into shares of ONE HUN
| DRIED DOLLARS (Sl0)) each; and TO decrease
said capital stock similarly rom time 70 time
to any sum- not less: however. than the 6rss
naEed SIM, to wit: FIFTY THOUSAND Doll
| LARS 1850, 000)
In addition to the powers necessary for the
| carrying out OF the purposes above set fortn.
| petitioners ask that said company. be en-
powered as follows: To issue preferred and
common stock, and that said stock may be paid
| in, as called by the Board OF Directors; to ac-
cept and receive property, real and personal i'm
| payment for It's said capital stock; TO purchase
| own, lease, hire or otherwise acquire and DOS
| sess patents, patent rights, trade MARKS de-
| signs and inventions, lands, buildings, ma
! chlnery, warehouses; factories, stores aud other
structures OF any Find, which they may find
| convenient for the purposes and furtherance OF
| ead business, and TO sell, mortgage hire
| pledge, sub-et or convey the same at will and
! to reinvest at pleasure to have agencies and
appoint and employ agents at such places IN
the state of Georgia, or elsewhere In the United
States, as may be requisite, necessary or expe-
dent for the carrying on of said business I'M
the discretion of it's Board of Directors; 10 haye
| corporate seal; to borrow money and
| secure the same by collaterals, per-
sonal security, mortgage. deed or other
| wise. and to issue notes, bonds, debentures or
| other obligations therefor; TO sue and be sued
| In and by said corporate name; TO make con-
| tracts OF any kind whatsoever In furtherance OF
| Its business; to make bylaws not inconsistenta
| with the laws OF the land. aud generally TO have
| enjoy and exercise the corporate powers and
| privileges incident to corporations under tho
| laws OF Georgia.
| Stockholders who have paid their stock SUBJ
! scriptlon in full TO be in nowise liable for the
! debts OF said corporation
| WHEREFORE, Your petitioners pray that they
| and their associates may be INCORPORATED for.
| the purposes aforesaid, under said corporate
name. for tho term OF twenty Coz years with
| the privilege OF renewal at the expiration of
| said time. and with all the powers aforesaid.
And petitioners will ever pray, etc.
GARRARD g. MELDRTM,
Petitioners Attorneys
Filed in office and recorded. this 18th day Of
| September, 1891. EMILE A. GRADOr,
Deputy CLERK Superior Court Chatham County.
| q EoRGIA, CHATHAM CoUurY.-To the supe-
| WILLIAM GARRARD, JOHN FLANNERY,
JOHN SCREVEN, GEORGE A. MERCER,
JOHN II. EsTILL, JOHN r. DILLON, ROB
ERT FALLIGANT, A. G. HARMON. $. GUCK-
! ENHEIMEk H. NJ BOLEY, CHARLES H.
OLMSTEAD, HERMAN MYERS, PETER w.
| MELDRIM, WILLIAM w GORDON. JOHN +.
| T. d. ROCKWELL, respectfully shows that
| they desire for themselves and such other per-
| sons as may hereafter be associated with them
| to 10 Incorporated under the corporate name
and style Of
THE OGLETHORPE MONUMENT ASSO-
CIATIOE;"
that the object Of their association and the par
ticular business they propose TO carry on Is the
accumulation OF a sufficient fund for the pur-
pose OF erecting a suitable monument in the
| city OF Savannah, Georgia, to the memory Of
| General James Oglethorpe, the founder OF the
| colony OF Georgia, with the principal office and
| place OF doing business of said corporation in
| Savannah, Georgia.
| That the amount Of capital to be employed
| by them, actually paid in, is the sum OF EIGHT
/ HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN (S97) DOL
| LARS and they desire the privilege OF increas-
time TO time, in the Judgment OF the board OF
| managers, not exceeding tho sum of TWENTY
| FIVE THOUSAND Cs5, 600 DOLLARS.
That petitioners desire the power granted
| them to purchase and hold property. both real
and personal, and to receive money property.
by gift, donation, bequest or otherwise, for the
object aforesaid; TO all acts are necessary for
the legitimate execution of this purpose. and,
generally. 10 have the powers usually conferred
on private organizations by the laws Of Geor-
gia, and pray the granting Of order by said
court, Incorporating said association, In terms
OF this petition.
7. D. ROCKWELL.
GARRARD & MELDRIM,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Flied In Office and recorded Aug 81, 1891,
JAMES X. p CARR
Clerk y. O. O. c., Ga.