The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-10

0AdlC VI e tOIluds E6CdIIlDla
with Section 2S4S, Revised Statutes Of
F1oridaI that We, the undersigned, intend
,o apply to His G5Tt eel Albert w.
At Tallahassee. Florida, on the last day
OF July. A d. 1911, or as soon thereafter
as we can be heard, for Letters Patent
to be issued to Florida Cypress Company,
OF which corporation the following shall
be the Articles Of Incorporation:
II. I. BAKER.
F. q. osGooD.
~NIIC6ES OF INcoRPoRATIoN OF
FLORIDA CYPRESS COMPANY.
Article L
Name
The name Of this corporation shall be
Florida Cypress Company.
Article II
Nature of Business
The general nature Of the business or
businesses to be transacted by this cor
poration shall be as follows: To own buy
and sell timber and timber lands, to own
aAD operate saw mills and planning mills,
20 manufacture lumber and saw mill
products of all kinds and to dress and
finish the same; to market and sell such
lumber and saw mill products; to own
and operate all necessary or incidental
appurtenances to such saw mill and tim
Der business, including the means of get
ting out, and conveying logs, and of
transporting lumber and sawmin products
to market; to borrow money for the pur-
poses Of it's said business, and to secure
property; to own and operate general
merchandise stores.
The principal place OF business of this
corporation shall be Pensacola, Escambia
County, Florida.
GO SIfv ARTICLE III.
.hocv hu Capital Stock.
The amount Of the capital stock of this
corporation shall be Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars, which shall be
divided into Twenty-fiv Hundred shares,
at par value of One Hundred Dollars
rms al nd ions
upon which the capital stock shall be
paid In shall be as follows: In lawful
money, Of the United States, or in prop
ton to be fixed by the incorporators, or
by the directors at meeting called for
such purposes. At least forty per cent.
I in as soon as the corporation is organ
iEed and ready for business, and the
remainder as it shall be called for by
y ssFfSS Article w.
Term.
The term for which this corporation
is to exist is Ninety-nine years.
The bushes of this corporation shall
be conducted by the following officers,
to-wit: n President, a Vice-President
Secretary and Treasurer Out the same
Article V.
Oficers.
The officers of this corporation shall
hold Office for the period or term OF One
year from the date Of their election, and
'shaii be elected at an election to be held
d. 1912 and upon the first Wednesday in
January, each year thereafter. The
persons who are to conduct the business
OF this corporation as its temporary off,
GERS until the officers are elected at the
first regular election and qualified, are:
Herbert L. Baker. President: Cassius Z.
Wakefield. ce-President; Fred Z. Os-
good, Secretary; Fred E. osgood, Treas
Article vi.
.-..-y Liability.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or
liability to which this corporation can
at any time subject itself Is Eight Humid
red Thousand Dollars.
Article VII.
Names, Residences and Subscription Of
Incorporators.
H. L. Baker, Plattenville, La. 1924
shares: Cassius r. Wakefield. Denver,
Colorado. 4s21h shares; Arthur DAYTON
HolIey, Plattenville. La, rs shares; Fred
f., Osgood, Baton Rouge, La, so shares
-ss. ii Article VIII
Seal.
The Seal OF this corporation shall be q
circular impression stamp, bearing IN the
center the words, Seal 1s11g' and around
the circumference, the words, FLORIDA
II. L. BAKER,
CASSIUS E. WAKEFIELD,
A. D. HOLLEY,
F. E. OSGOOD.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Assumption:
Before me, an officer duly authorized
to take, acknowledgements of deeds, per-
sonally came Herbert L. Baker. Cassius
10, Wakefield, Arthur u. Holley. and
Fred 2. Osgood, and each acknowledged
the foregoing to be his genuine signature
to the charter of The Florida Cypress
Company.
Witness my hand and official seal this
2sth day Of May. 1911.
(SeaD Chas. 7. WORTHAM,
Notary Public, Parish of Assumption,
Louisiana.
My commission expires in March, 1912
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