The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-11
OBJECTS OF STATE
 FAIR ASSOCIATION
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION SET FORTH THE SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF THE NEWLY FORMED COMPANY.

| The object or the Alabama State Fair and Exhibit association. as set forth in the articles of incorporation. adopted at the meeting at the Hotel Hillman Thurs day night, are:
 l. To acquire by gift. purchase or other lawful method, such estate in such tract or tracts of land; to construct such build ings thereon; and to otherwise improve, develop and prepare the same, in such manner as said corporation may deem suitable for the accomplishment of the other objects herein expressed, anu upon such terms and conditions as t may de- termine.
 ?. To collect and preserve exhibits of every kind or the varous resources and products of the state of Alaoama, and of it's manufactures industries, business, government, commerce and History; all in such variety and quality and by sueh means and upon such terms and condi- tions as said corporation nay dete mine.
 3. To collect and procure all such other | exhibits, without limit as to kind, source variety or quantity, and by such means and upon such terms and conditions as said corporation may determine
 1. To acquire such title and interest in the exhibits so collected and sucn privi- leges and licenses with respect thereto as said corporation may determine. | D. To organize and hold fairs, fas,lYals | and expositions, at such times and places as said corporation may determine, and thereat as well as as such other times and places as it may determine, to dis play all or any of the exhibits so collected, under such regulations and restrictions and upon such terms and conditions and for such considerations as 1t may Geter- mine.
 | 6. To provide and permit at such fairs, festivals and expositions as well as at such other times and places at is may see l fit, such means, methods and kinds of | instruction. amusement. entertainment. refreshment sustenance and recreation ration may determine, and under such regulations and restrictions, and upon such terms and conditions and for such considerations as it may determine.
 2. To offer such prizes, awards and purses for such exhibits, exhibitions, per formances and contests, or for superiority or excellence therein. as said corporation may determine, and to provide for the award and distribution thereof. under such restriction ane regulations as it may determine.
 8. To grant privileges and concessions at such fairs, festivals and expositions. as well as at such other times and places as | it may determine, for any and all means methods and kinds of instruction, amuse- ment, entertainment. refreshment, sus- tenance and recreation for the attendants ] thereat; also to grant privileges and con- sessions for the advertisement of and also for tine carrying on of lawful business thereat; all upon such terms and condi- l tions and for such considerations and un- der such restrictions and regulations as said corporation may determine
 o-Oo~~-~~-~~~~~-~~~-~- Pullman Car company, with headquarters In Chattanooga, was in Birmingham yes- terday.
 The Queen and Crescent Route has or | dered extra seepers for train No |, leaving Birmingham at 1925 o'clock, on March g. 8 4 and for the Mardi Gras travel The sleepers will be placed on the track under the shed at o'clock each night Extra equipment has also been ordered for train No. leaving Birming- ham at l0:20 o'clock every morning.
 F. P. Smith, travelling passenger agent of the Cotton Belt. with headquarters in Atlanta, was in the city yesterday.
 The "Billonaire' company will arrive in Birmingham this morning at o'clock from Meridian. The special will consist of one sleeper, one coach and three bag gage cars. The company travels over the Queen and Crescent.
 H. E. Stout right of way agent of the Southern railway. with headquarters in Washington was in Birmingham yester- day. He come to Birmingham from New Orleans
 The Southern has just secured several short rights of way near Birmingham and MT. Stout is looking into these mat. ters.
 R. S. Fife, commercial agent of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway, was in the city yesterday.
 J. H. McAllister commercial agent ol the Norfolk and Western, with headquar' ters in Atlanta, was in the city yester' day
 H. c. Ansley, treasurer of the South ern railway with headquarters In Wash ington, arrived in Birmingham yester day morning in his private car No. 11S and he will leave this morning for At lanta at 6:10 o'clock.
 Mir Ansley was formerly resident oi Birmingham and has many friends in the city. He was connected with the Georgia Pacific railroad at one time and was also cashier of the Birmingham Ma tional bank