Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

rendered by the said Universal Peace
and Commerce Exposition company:
Provided, That the site to be so tender
ed by the said Universal Peace and
Commerce Exposition company, and
buildings proposed to be erected there
on, shall be deemed by said commits
sion adequate to the purpose of said
exposition: And provided further,
That said commission shall be satisfied
that the said commission has an actu-
ally bona fide and valid subscription
to it's capital stock which will secure
the payment of at least five million
dollars, of which not less than five
hundred thousand dollars shall have
been paid in. and that the further sum
of five million dollars, making in all
ten million dollars, will be provided by
said corporation in ample time for it's
needful uses during the prosecution of
the work for the complete preparation
for said exposition.
To Name Woman's Board
Sec. g.. That the said commission
and the board of directors of the said
Universal Peace and Commerce Ex-
position company, acting in conjunc-
ton, shall allot space for exhibits. pre-
pare a classification of exhibits, de-
termine the plan and .cope of the ex-
position, appoint all judges and eX-
aminerS for the exposition, award all
premiums, If any, and generally have
charge of all intercourse with the ex-
hibitors and representatives of foreign
governments. And such commission is
authorized and required to appoint a
board of lady managers of such num-
ber and to perform such duties as may
be prescribed by such commission.
Said board of lady managers may ap-
point one or more members of all COM
mittees authorized to award prizes for
exhibits which may be produced in
whole or in part by female labor.
Sec. Z. That after the plans for said
exposition shall have been prepared
by said corporation and approved by
said commission the rules and regula-
tions of said corporation governing
rates for entrance and admission fees,
or otherwise affecting the rights. priv
ileges, or interests of the exhibitors or
of the public, shall. be fixed or estab-
lished by said corporation, subject,
however, to such modification, If any,
as may be imposed by majority of
such commissioners and the directors
of the said corporation acting in con-
junction.
Sec. 8. That the president is hereby
empowered and directed to hold a naval
review in or near the harbor of San
Pedro, in April, nineteen hundred and
fifteen, and to extend to fore IN ma
tions an invitation to send ships of
war to join the United States navy i'll
rendezvous at the harbors of San Fran
cisco and San Diego and proceed thence
to said review.
To Open April IS
Sec. 9. That said commission shall
provide for the dedication of the build
ings of said Universal Peace and Com
merce Exposition company, at the To-
cation to be selected by said corpora
ton in or near the said city of Los
Angeles, on the fifteenth day of Oc-
tober, nineteen hundred and fourteen,
with appropriate ceremonies, and said
exposition shall be opened to visitors
not later than the fifteenth day of
April, nineteen hundred and fifteen, and
shall be closed at such time as the said
commission and the board of directors
of the said corporation may jointly de-
termine, but not later than the fif-
teenth day of April, nineteen hundred
and sixteen.
Sec. 10. That whenever the president
of the United States shall be notified
by said commission that provision has
been made for grounds and buildings
for the uses herein provided for, and
there has also been filed with him by
said corporation, known as Universal
pany," satisfactory proof that a sum
not less than ten million dollars, to be
used and expended for the purposes of
the exposition herein authorized, has
in fact been raised or provided for by
subscription or other legally binding
means, he shall be authorized through
the department of state. to make proc
lamation of the same, setting forth the
time at which the exposition will open
and close and the place at which II will
be held; and he shall communicate to
the diplomatic representatives of the
foreign nations copies of the same, to-
gether with such regulations as may
be adopted by the commission, for pub
lication In their respective countries.
and he shall, in behalf OF the govern
ment and people, notify nations to
take part in the said exposition and
appoint representatives thereto.
Provides Ten Millions
Sec. II, That whenever the president
of the United States shall be so notified
by the commission that a sum not less
than ten million dollars, to be used and
expended for the purposes OF the ex-