The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-27
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STATE or GEORGIA. CHATHAM
COUNTY.-The petition or John J. Me-
Donough, John Flannery p. J. O,Connor,
N. A. O'Byrne, J. G.. Blain and NJ. c.
Blain, all Of the county and state afore-
said. respectfully shows:
]. That they desire TO form themselves
ISOLATE with them into private corpor-
alton under the corporate name Of the
GEORGIA CAR AND MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY
2. That the objects Of their associa-
ton and the principal business they pro-
pose TO carry on are as follows: To man
ufature and repair freight, passenger,
street and all kinds of cars; to manutac-
ture furniture, lumber and merchandise
Of all kinds and to do q general manu-
featuring business; to build boats and yes
sells Of all kinds; 10 buy and sell PERSONAL
ty of every description. or to receive and
sell the same on commisson to act as
broker or agent in the purchase, sale, man.
agement or disposition OF goods, wares,
merchandise and other property; TO re-
ceiVe goods or other property on storage;
TO do general warehouse, storage and
forwarding business; TO advance upon per-
sonalty, while so stored, sums OF money,
and generally TO do all such acts and
things necessary and proper for the fur
therance Of said business and for the
benefit and profits of said association, or
its stockholders.
3. That the principal place of doing bus
mess win be in Chatham county, Georgia:
that said corporation will do business In
al Of the states and territories of the
United States and IN foreign countries
4. The amount Of capital to be EMPLOY
ed by petitioners actually paid in will be
one hundred thousand $500 200 00 dollars,
divided into shares Of one hundred $4,000
10 increase the capital stock at the organ
ization meeting, or from time to time
thereafter 10 any amount not exceeding
five hundred thousand $500 10000 dollars,
and TO issue income stock or certificates,
in such an amount, as may be determined
al the organization,or subsequent meetings
of stockholders, the holders of which
shall not be entitled to any vote at the
stockholders meetings, but shall be on an
equality with the common stockholders
in all other respects, and shall share
equally with them in the company's
5. They desire to be empowered to pur-
chase, own, lease, hire, and otherwise
acquire and possess land, machinery,
warehouses, wharves and other struc-
lures Of whatever kind they may find con-
yenient, or necessary in carrying on said
business, steam engines, horses, wagons,
cars and other vehicles, franchises, pat
ents, patent rights, trade marks, designs,
Inventions, easements, vessels or barges
for the use Of said corporation and all
other real or personal property or chooses
in action Of whatever kind or character
necessary or convenient for carrying on,
or maintaining the business Of said cor
poration in the judgment of it's board of
directors; and to sell, assign, hire, mort
gage, pledge or convey the same, or any
part thereof, at will, and to reinVest at
pleasure; to have corporate seal; to Dor
row money and 10 secure the same on per-
sonal security, mortgages, deeds or 9TH
erwise and TO issue bonds, notes, deben-
lures or other obligations therefor; to
make contracts for the furtherance Of its
business Of any kind whatsoever; to make
bylaws not inconsistent with the laws Of
the land, and to provide from time to
time for limitation OF restriction Of the
right and power to transfer stock, and
generally to enjoy and exercise the corpor-
ate powers and privileges incident 70 cor
porations under the laws Of Georgia.
G. Wherefore, petitioners pray that they
and their associates may be Incorporated
as aforesaid for the term Of twenty years
with the privilege Of renewal at the end
Of that time.
O'CONNOR & O'BYRNE,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Petition for incorporation filed in office,
this 18th day Of May, 1896.
JAMES *. p. CARR,
Clerk s, c., G, G. Ca.