The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-25
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CouNrY.-To
- the Honorable the Superior Court OF said
County: The petition of CHARLES F. PREM
NJ. RIVALS. JOHN K. DILLON, JOHN W.
MOORE. RICHARD J. DAVANT, JAMES II.
FURBER, ADAM c. HARMON, WILLIAM l.
STOREY, NATHANIEL w ARMSTRONG,
CHARLES SELLER, WILLIAM d. HARDEN,
CHARLES n. WEST aud ULDRICK II.
MCLAWS respectfully shows that they DESIRE
with such other persons as may be associated
with them, to DO incorporated under the corpo-
rate name Of
THE SAVANNAH HEDGE FENCE COMPANY.
That the objects and business of such
incorporation are TO acquire the own
ership of certain letters patent of the
United States now issued, or which may here
after be issued, relating to hedge fences, their
making and maintenance in the counties of
Chatham, Eftingham. Scriven, Bulloch, Bryan
Liberty, Mcintosh, Tattnall, Emanuel, Mont
ggo oqy, ApPlips. Wayne Pierce, Glynn,
Dodge and Ware, being twenty coun-
ties in ALL and oil being in the slate of Georgia,
and such other counties in this and other states
as they may determine to do business in; TO
build, make, construct, erect, maintain. repair
and remove, any and every sort and kind of
fence, wall or hedge, under such lie ters patent
or otherwise within the state of Georgia or any
other of the states of the United States; to
plant, raise, trim, plash and otherwise make
aud maintain hedge fences; to raise all such
plants, shrubs and trees and to make all such
bRpllAuC6Ss luOlS, lIupiolneuIS hul UlhLbTNllS as
may be necessary, proper or convenient in and
about said business, and the same to
use, sell and dispose Of to make and carry out
such contracts and agreements, written or YER
bal as may be deemed best by the said COM
pany for carrying on the said business, and ad
vancing its interests, and tle interests Of its
stockholders, including the selling. transferring
or assigning such letters patent as 1t may own,
or granting licences, royalties or other privileges
hereunder, TO individuals, companies.
porstons for the whole or any part of the terri
tory covered by such letters patent, and to
make and receive in payment therefor cash.
notes or other property, including the stocks or
bonds Of other corporations whether organ
lied under contract with this company or not.
And for the better Accomplishment of said OBJ
Jects and the more elfectual carrying on said
business, your petitioners pray that said corpo-
ration may be invested with all the powers and
rights necessary, proper, ana convenient for the
carrying on of such business and not forbidden
by the laws of this state of tho United
states, including the right to buy own, lease.
and bold such real and personal property
may be necessary or expedient in the conduct Of
Its business and the same to sell, dispose or Let,
and incumb r, at pleasure; to borrow money,
and to make and issue notes, bonds and other
evidences of debt, and the same to secure by such
mortgages, or deeds of trust upon its property
of franchises, AMI other securities, as it may
deem best; and to have such agents and serv-
ants as TO 10 shall seem meet. That the princi-
pal place Of business of said company will be iu
the said county of Chatham, but your petition
ers pray 70 De allowed to establish elsewhere
SUCH OLiC6b anu hEeuClbS as bnSy ulhy WISH.
That the capital stock of said company will be
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
divided into 1000 shares OF 500 each.
of which 10 per centnm is already paid In, but
they desire the privilege of increasing said cap
ita to not exceeding FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. whenever the stock
holders shall so determine, or, in like man
ner decreasing said capital, should such de
crease be deemed advisable. That the time for
which they desire to be Incorporated is the
term OF twenty (2O) years, with the privilege OF
renewal at the end of that time. Wherefore
your petitioners pray that they may be char
tered by the order of this honorable court, with
tn said name, and said amount of capital and
for the time aforesaid. and for the objects, and
to do the business, and with the powers prlvi-
leges and rights as hereinbefore set forth; and
your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
HARDEN. WEST g. MCLAWS.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Filed in office this eth day of May, 1899.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. @. G. G. Ga.