The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-16
PETlTlONS EOR lNCnRpnRArInn-


STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CHAT.
- HAM. To the superior court OF the said
county; The petition OF Charles n. Olnnstead,
JULIUS :, !! A. Bates, ! A. G. Carson I. G. Haas,
Gregory, John M. Bryan. M. Temple Taylor.
It. N Theus, o. b. Whatley, Willard NJ
smith, L. M. Warheld George NJ Nichols,
"; ~. Lindsay, G. Y. Richardson, X. r. Bur.
cell, Jaspefsen smith, 9. II. Dorsett, James
A. Douglass, G. S. Ellis, p. A. Stovai j. u,
Whatey and Carl l.. Brandt respectfully
shows; First, That they, for themselves and
such other persons as may hereafter be assoc
ciated with them and their successors, desire
TO be Incorporated under the corporate name
THE SAVANNAH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
ASSOCIATION
Second That they desire to be Incorporated
for the period Of twenty years, with the prfvf.
lege Of renewal at the expiration OF that time
Third, That the capital stock Of the said cor
pofation. TO be actually paid in, will DO ten
thousand dollars s10 600 divided into shares
OF the par value Of ten dollars Isl0) each; that
they desire 70 have tho power TO Increase the
capital stock, al the discretion OF the said
corporation. TO any sum not exceeding ono
hundred thousand dollars (Si00 0O0) and also
the power TO decrease 1t, should IL be thus in
creased at any time, at its discretion TO any
capital OF ten thousand dollars. Fourth,
That the objects and particular
business OF ~, the said corporation
leasing OF building or buildings, wherein
may be given and held musical festivals and
concerts, and assemblies OF any kind what
soever. (b). To conduct or manage and 70
rent OF lease the said building OF buildings,
or any part thereof for any and all purposes
TO which general audience or assembly
room may be put or TO which they or anv
part thereof, are IN any wise adaptable IcI
10 give musical or other entertainments IA
the said building, or IN any or all OF the said
buildings, or elsewhere for pay or otherwise.
tdl The primary objects Of the said corpora
alton will not be pecuniary profit, but
as such profit may result as an
incident to the exercise OF the
the acquiring Of them be lawful, and thar
they may be Observation-Disclosures Fifth,
That they desire the following powers and
privileges 70 be vested in the said Corpora
ton: az. That II may adopt such constitti,
tion and bylaws for It's government, and by
them create such agencies for the exercise on
any or all OF its powers and privileges, as are
consistent with its charter and the law OF the
land. CD. That no stakeholder shall be
liable for the debts or acts OF the said cor.
poratlon beyond the extent Of his unpaid
stock subscription. (c). That it may acquire,
hold transmit and convey, by purchase
lease or otherwise, such real or personal
property as may be necessary for carrying
out the objects OF the said corporatfon
ID That they may borrow money, or other
commodity and give as security for the re-
payment or return thereof any form OF en-
cumbranee or lien whatsoever, on any or all
OF the property, real or personal. belonging
TO the said corporation. (e). That they may
have all other powers and privileges which
are usually conferred upon, and those which
are incident TO corporations created under the
laws OF Georgia. Sixth. That the prin-
cipal once and place OF business Of the said
corporation, VIII be IN the said county OF
Chatham, but your petitioners ask that 10
may have the right conferred to carry out
and exercise all powers and privileges herein
prayed for, anywhere In the state OF Georgia,
or elsewhere. Wherefore your petitioners
pray the granting OF an order comforting the
corporate powers and privileges aforesaid
upon them, their associates and successors,
for the period above named.
JOHN NICHOLSON. JR.,
Attorney for petitioners.
Filed in ONCE this 18th day Of March 1894.
EMILE A. GRADOT.
Deputy Clerk OF the s. @. O. Co., Ca.