The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-12
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
The petition of G. F. A. Armstrong, w.
G. Austin, F. Avonarius, George Beck
mann, J. H. Badenhoop, E. G. Badenhoop,
Pope Barrow, W. F. Drummer II. Bunger
George Campsen, R. P. Canon NJ. X. Cor
bin, NJ. r. Catherwood, W. F. Courtney,
w. Al. Davidson, John Derst, William
Diers, H. E. Dreeson, D. Enteman. w. E.
Estes, E. NJ. Everett, H. V. Evans, T. H.
Finken, G. l.. Fuchs, George Garwes,
Henry Garwes. John H. Grimm, D. Gro
teer, F. W. E. Greene, John Hearn. ]. l..
HERS, ]. r. Hicks, F. G. Jaugstetter A.
Jasme, John Juchter, ]. T. Kaiser, Z. J.
Keiffer, C. H. Konemann, Henry Koi-
shorn, Cord Kracken. Herman LANCE,
Harry LANCE, C. A. Lamotte. H. B.
Lemcke, Tom Martin ]. E. Mcguire, r.
L. Mercer, Jr., E. c. A. Mercer, George
Meyer, j. H. Monohan, Peter Moron. W.
T. Morgan. Henry McAlpin, o. W. Nell
H. D. Osborne, P. J. OFT, ]. D. Paige,
T. G. Philpot, William Rainey. John Reid
eman, Henry Rocker John Rocker, Sam
Ross, George Schwarz, Peter Schafer, w.
w. Starr, George N. Spring. Randolph
Spalding, ]. K. Taylor, w. ]. Thompson.
Charles Toussaint, w. F. Train, ]. F. Ul-
mer H. D. Weed, F. C. Wilson, H. E.
Wilson, William Woeltjen, Henry Woelt-
jen, respectfully showeth:
First That they and their associates
and successors desire to be Incorporated
and made a body polite and corporate.
Second. The object of their association
and the principal business they propose
to carry on is the practice of gunnery and
the encoura cement of the sport of gun
merry, practice and exercise in the use of
shotguns and the encouragement of the
sport of shooting with the shotgun, the
promotion of social intercourse and ex-
ercises the improvement of arms and am
munition and the study and practice of
craftsmanship with the shotgun.
Third. Their corporate name is to be
FOREST CITY GUN CLUB OF SA-
VANNAH.
Fourth. AS this club is not organized
for individual pecuniary gain it has no
capital stock. The members have an in
terest in the property of the club only
so long as they remain members and
when a member ceases to be such by
death or otherwise neither he nor his
assigns nor heirs nor representatives have
any interest in the club or its property.
The members shall not be individually
liable for the debts of the club
Fifth. Their place of doing business is
Chatham county, Georgia, with the privi-
lege of making excursions, either by the
club or delegations therefrom, to any
other point that may be desired. They
desire to have the right to purchase, re-
ceive by gift, own, hold sell, lease, use
and occupy any such real and personal
estate as they may deem necessary for
the objects and purposes of their associa-
ton, to make assessments on and pro-
vide for dues from members, to make
such rules and bylaws as may be deter
mined upon by themselves and their sue
cessors, to suspend or expel member for
a violation of a bylaw of the club, to
contract and be contracted with, sue and
be sued, to have and use a common seal
and the same at will to alter. That they
may have the power to borrow money and
secure the same by mortgage or deed of
Trust on any of the clubs property. That
they may have such officers with such
powers and duties as may be provided
in the bylaws.
Sixth. They desire to be incorporated
for the period of twenty years COO with
the privilege of renewal at the expiration
of that time.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that
an order may be passed declaring this APP
plcation granted and that your petition
ers and their successors be incorporated
as above prayed.
BARROW & BARROW,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Filed in Office June II. 1901
JAMES r. MURPHY.
Dep. Clerk S. c.. c. C.