The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-03
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 "sec. 5. That no corporation. joint stock company or other association shall engage in commerce with foreign nations or among the several States. a majority of whose stock is owned by or controlled or held in trust for any manufacturing or any other corporation which. in the course of it's manufacture or production conducts It's business or any part thereof in manner which would be prohibited by this Act If 1t were so conducted in the course of such commerce with foreign na- tons or among the several States. Books Subject to Inspection. Sec. 6. That all the books of record and papers of every such corporation. joint stock company or other association engaged in commerce with foreign na- tions. or among the several States, shall
 be subject to inspection by the Attorney General of the United States or by any agent he may designate for that purpose and such corporation. joint stock com pany or other association shall. at such times as he shall prescribe. make such further returns, verified as aforesaid, as shall be by him prescribed either by gen eral regulation or by special direction.
 Sec. 2. That any President Director, Treasurer, officer. corporator. co-partner, associate or agent of such corporation, joint stock company or other association who shall in it's behalf. do anything by this Act prohibited to such corporation, joint stock company or other association, or who shall support vote for. aid or abet, or take part in doing such action by said corporation. joint stock com pany or other association. or any instru- mentality thereof, shall be liable to the penalties by this Act provided.
 Sec. 8. That no corporation. joint stock company or other association after the thirtieth day of June. 1904 shall man ufacture or produce any article which in the course of business is habitualiy sold ittis manufactured. whether by said cor- poration, joint stock company or other association or by subsequent purchasers thereof and which shall. in the course of It's own domestic business do any other acts or things prohibited to be done by this Act, shall engage In commerce with foreign nations or among the several Statas
 Sec. 9. That any corporation. joint stock company or ether association that shall have been twice adjudged to have violated the provisions of the Act or eith- CT of the Acts mentioned In Section l. hereof. by the final judgment of any court having jurisdiction of the question in any civil suit or proceeding which said corporation. joint stock company or oth- CT association shall have been Q party, who shall thereafter violate this or either of said Acts. shall no longer be allowed to engage in commerce with foreign na- tons or among the several States:
 Provided. that such prohibition shall only be enforced after such corporation. joint stock company or other association shall have been enJoined against further awaA ArrnSwrn A.. ton or suit brought in a United States Court of competent jurisdiction by the Attorney General in behalf of the govern ment. It shall be the duty of the Attor- ney General in any case. unless he shall he satisfied that such corporation. joint stock company or other Association has desisted and abstained and will in future desist and abstain from such violation, to enforce the provision by proceeding either by information or by indictment as he may in his discretion ti1nk best
 Any corporation. joint stock company or other association which shall De charged with violating this act and any president, director. treasurer, officer or agent thereof, may be joined as a party in any proceeding. civil or criminal, 70 enforce this act.
 Discretion as to Dependency.
 If in the Judgment of the Attorney General such corporation joint stock company or other association against which any civil proceeding may be in- gtituted be one on which the public is SO depending that ths interruption of it's business viii cause serious public loss or inconvenience, he may, in his discretion, refrain from proceeding to obtain oe- cree which will absolutely prevent the continuance of such business and may apply for a limited or conditional decree or one to take effect at some future day, as the public interests shall seem to re- ouire, And if In the judgment of the court before whom such proceeding may be pending the interruption of the busi- ness of the defendant corporation, joint stock company or other association will cause such serious public loss or incon- yenienca, the court may decline to enter an absolute decree enjoining 1t against proceeding with its business and may enter a modified or conditional decree or such decree to take effect at Q future time as justice shall require. The court may also, in its discretion, en3oin such officers or agents or servants of such oor@ poration. joint stock company or other association from continuing in its service and enjoin any corporation, joint stock company. or other association from oIi- 
 case shall seem to require,
 "Seo, 10 That any corporation joint stock company or other association, ana any president. director, treasurer. ofiicer, corporator, co-partner, associate or any agents thereof who shall in It's behalf after the thirtieth day of June in the year 1904, engage in such business In vio- lation of this act, shall for each offenSe in addition to such penalty for contempt as the court in case of disobedienee to It's lawful order may impose. be punished by a fine not to exceed $5, ,000, or by iu1prison- ment not exceeding one year, or both, said punishments in the discretion of the court,
 "sec. II. That every president treasu- Ter, general manager, agent or other per son usually exercising the power of such officers of any corporation, joint stock company or other association, who has himself in its behalf violated, united to violate, or voted for or Consented to the violation of any of the provisions of this act, shall thereafter be personal ly liable for all the debts and obhga- tions of such corporation. joint stock com pany or other association created while l such person holds such office or agency, whether under the same or sub | sequent elections or appointments"
 Soldiers Dead of Cholera.
 Washington, Jan. a.-The latest list | eabied the War Department by General | Davis reports the following deaths from | cholera:
 James Hamilton, Company D, 18th in- | fantry; Robert D. Finney, Company D, | 18th infantry; Thomas J. Kelley, Com