The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-20

are hereby authorized, at any regular
meeting of such association, by a major
ity OF votes TO elect by ballot, or osher-
bylaws of such association, to appoint
not less than three nor more than nine
trustees, and one or as many officers OF
necessary; which said association and
such other persons as may be associated
with them are hereby constituted a body
polite and corporate in law, by whatever
name they shall assume, and by such
name shall have succession and contfnu-
ance, and be capable in law of suing
and being sued, defending and being. de-
Tended, in all courts and places what
ever, and may ave n use a com
mon seal, and alter and renew the same
at pleasure, and by their name as afore-
make ana enter into. execute n en-
force any contract or agreement relat-
ing to, touching or concerning the OBJ
jeets of said corporation:
pointed as aforesaid, shall Immediately
certify such corporate name under their
hands, and file such certificates in the
office of the clerk of the court of com
association shall have holden the said
meeting, whose duty it shall be to record
the same. and for which he shall be
entitled to receive twenty-five cents.
g.. And be 1t enacted, That the estate
and property of what kind soever the
same may be of such association, shall
De vested IN t1eM trustees InGreOI as d
corporation, and by their corporate
name the trustees of such association
shall be able to purchase, receive, take,
hold and convey for the use and benefit
OF effecting the objects Of its incorpora-
ton, any lands, stenements ard heredi-
taments, II any sums OF money, rights
securities, goods, and chattels, by gift,
alienation, devise. bequest or otherwise
of any person or persons bodies polite
and corporate; provided, that no such
Incorporation shall at any time hold
real property the net income of which
shall exceed five thousand dollars a
year.
4. And be it enacted, That incorpora-
tons under this act shall be authorized
TO make, adopt and use, and fromtime
to time to alter, amend or change such
general form of a constitution and such
bylaws for their government as to them
that nothing in said constitution or by
laws of hte United States or OF this
state.
S. And be it enacted, That the trus-
tees and officers of any such incor-
poration shall be elected or appointed
in such manner, at such time and in
such places as the said corporation
shall by their constitution or bylaws
provide; the trustees shall appoint a
treasurer, who shall have the custody
of the funds of the said corporation,
charge of the duties of his office, in such
sums and with such s~ureties as the trus-
tees may determine.
s, And be It enacted. That the sole
under this act shall be c~ultivating, i'm
proving and disseminating. a knowledge
of pharmacy, Its collateral branches OF
science, and the best mode of preparing
medicines and their compounds, and of
giving instruction of the same by pub
lie lectures.
s. And be it enacted. That corpora
lions under this act may establish and
regulate admission fees, annual dues, as
sessments and other charges against
members, and the same shall be collected
in the same manner as other debts.
8. And be it enacted. That any asso-
citation of persons HERETOFORE: lncorpor-
ated under any special act of the legis-
under this act in the manner provided in
the first section, and upon filing a GER
tificate of the corporate name of such
association, as required by the second
of any association heretofore ~incorporat-
ed, in any estate, real or personal, shall
be vested in the said body corporate
and polite SO created, and the original
null and void.
Gates of membership, to adopt rules
and regulations for the examination of
candidates, and to grant diplomas to
those who have undergone a satisfac-
tory examination by the trustees, as
sisted by the professors of the college:
students VINO nave ATTENDED one course
of lectures in any regularly-constttuted
college of pharmacy may be entitled to
graduate after attending one course of
lectures in this college and complying
with the other acquisitions provided
herein, and in the bylaws of said college.
10. And be it enacted, That the trus-
tees have power to grant the degree or
graduate in pharmacy conferred by the
college since its Incorporation; 1t is
authorized, from and after January
first, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-five, to grant the degree of mas
ter in pharmacy to such of its former
graduates. or other persons as have at
tanned high distinction in the profession
their labors and writings to the stock
of professional knowledge in any of the
branches of pharmaceutical science.
II. And be 1t enacted. That any asso
citation of persons heretofore organized,
but not incorporated, for the general
and the general manner pres
cribed by this act, shall be deemed and
held to be Incorporated under this act, to
all intents and purposes, in law and in
fact, pom the trustees filing a certificate
of the corporate name of such associa-
ton, as required by the second section,
and all the right, title and interest of
privileges and franchises. shan be vest
ed in the said body corporate and
polite so created: and the trustees or
other officers heretofore elected or ap-
pointed, shall hold their Offices for the
terms for which they were elected, re-
spective1y, and until others are elected
in their place.
u. And be it enacted, That the legis-
lature may, at any time. alter. modify.
or repeal this act, and may also annuI or
repeal the charter of any association in
eorporated unde and by virtue OF the
provisions of this act; and the same shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved May s, 1894.
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