Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-30
Proposed Articles of I'M corpora-
ton Are Approved ny
Mass Meeting
OUTLINE OF ORGAN 'zAr'o"
EoL :. s1o poo, With
Each Share Valued at $40, NssesSs
-, an -. ,AL n.,;, Tered and
is Per Cent Year for Fo p' Years
Afterwards in Case of Defic |.

| Another step toward the 81
| ton Of county fair association
| will promote an annual fair II
shall county, was taken at I'll
meeting held in the east couT
Saturday afternoon. The plaiI
, =, ,,a 90 mmittee
Ipciation
| was adopted additional stock vi
.,,Ere, and
one person in each township "
,,o,.a. Ito sell
more stock in the county. Thd
| ing was not well attended, but II po'''s
| of interest it was enthusiastic, i
,,,e e.,r 40 were
49, s,,t.,,..,a o.. ,.taa,, lsecond
,,,aa,;,., ,,.hau araa,i.atia,, ,vilA prob
III. 81 -. .i,, 10 haIa In the
same place on Saturday, May
1870 o'clock.
| The report of the committed va
plan of organization. which was
form of proposed articles of incof -
ton was adopted, but does not bl
operative until directors are c
Summarized this plan Is thatl
name of the corporation is to b
Marshall County Fair Associa toni
headquarters here. Its capitiH st3e sao
to be $4,000 divided in sharese OF ~ 20,
the value of the shares being Sts.g
tuition for $3.50. which was TIE 49,,
originally set for the sha}'esa
per cent of the value of ea4F' stai -
stock is payable when the sfdtk z, H.
livered. and the directors have I
power to assess the stock, if'peecfI - ~
Is per cent each year for fonr, " 49,,
when the stock will be paid upl - |
non -assessable. The provision fol
annual assessment of 10 per cent -. |
made to care for any deficit that ny
loccur. The board Of directors IL
consist of thirty persons, one 4s;s |
each township and eighteen from -
city. Nine of these will hold officd -
one year and the same number for -. |
three and four years each. The 80
of the corporations debt is one-hal
the paid-up capital stock. The anirs 49,
meeting of the stockholders will bd W
the second Wednesday of each J!
uary haati
The board of directors is to 81
from it's members president VI
president and treasurer. and the boz
is to- have entire charge of the businlr =.
of the corporation. The board is L.
hire a secretary and other needed Or.
GERS, who are not to be members OF
board.
G. A. Turner, who was Temporal
chairman, appointed the following pr.
sons in the various townships of VI
county to act as soliciting agents ~
sell the stock of the fair association ~
farmers: j. B. Classen, Vienna; 7.
Low, Marion; Lewis Brothers, Tayld...'
Elias Bueghly, Liscomb; Levi Grednn'
Bangor; C. III. Ross, Liberty; w. H.
Moninger. Marietta; Henry Smith,
Minerva; w. A. Nichols, State Centet
w. b. Mason, Logan; S. r. Pfer, LII
Grand; w. G. Stansberry, Greencastif'
John McMann, Jefferson; Henry Bucb'
Eden; f. G. Houghton, Iowa; s. r.
Packard, Linn; Andrews Brotherf'
Washington; and Ed. Monohon, Tird-
Der Creek
Will Push Stock Sale.
In order that the sale Of stock may
be closed rapidly, which it is believef
can be done, if energetically pursued, II
is the intention to hire several men and
furnish them with teams to visit thd
different townships, take with them
the township agents and canvass the
township thoroughly, the Retail Mer7
chants Association to pay the cost. BY
this plan it is believed the stock can,
be sold before the next meeting, on,
May 12= II
Division Of Stock. n
1t is the intention to sell 500 shares
of stock or this amount 300 shares
will be taken by townspeople and 200
by those outside of this city Most of
the 800 shares have already been sub
scribed for in the city. While by this
plan those in town will own three
fifths Of the stock, by the articles of n
Incorporation those from the country
owning the other two-fifths of the
stock will have an equal representation
on the board. 1t is also the intention Il
to elect a president from some part of II
the county outside of the city.