The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-22
CHARTERS.

poration may be dissolved with the assent
Of two-thirds of all the outstanding common
stock of the corporation at a general meeting
convened for that purpose after notice given
in the same manner as above provided for
the annual meetings. In case the dissolu-
ton of the corporation be determined, the
stockholders shall al the same ad-
iourned meeting, elect by majority vote,
three OF their number TO liquidate and settle
the business and affairs Of the corporation.
In case of the death, disability or resgna-
ton of any one or two of said commissioners
or liquidators, the survivor or survivors shall
appoint his their successor or successors
The said liquidators shall remain in Office
until the business and affairs of the corpo-
ration are fully and finally settled and liqui-
dated: they shall have full power to meet
and act under the bylaws of the corpora
ton and such rules as shall be established
by a majority Of their number; 20 fix the
price and terms of sale of the property and
all assets of the corporation, to collect debts
due to it and take and collect notes, bonds,
etc; to institute and defend SUITS to sell
the property and assets OF all kinds belong
ing to the corporation, and 10 pay all debts
due by it, and to do any other act or
thing in the name of the corporation which
may be right and proper in the premises.
Article VIII.-The following shall compose
the first Board of Directors of this corpora
ton: William Drews, Donelson Caffery,
William T. King and James L. Dormon, OF
whom James L. Dormon shall be President
William Drews, Vice President, William L.
King, Secretary and Donelson Gallery, treas
urer. which officers and directors shall re-
main in Office until the next annual election
provided for by this charter or until their
successors are duly elected and the SAID
Board shall have authority TO elect addi
exceeding the maximum number provided foi
in this charter
Article IX-The following are the name:
and residence and amount of the. preferred
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corporators of this corporation, to-wit:
William Drews, Morgan City, La, "a share:
of common stock. 81 shares Of preferred stock
! 81, 5000; Donelson Gallery. 1928 Race Street
New Orleans, La, 2 shares of common stock
$4,000; William T. King, Canal Bank Bldg.
New Orleans. La, share of preferred stock
$1,000; James L. Dormon, 1882 St Mary
Street, New Orleans, La, 100 shares of com
mon stock. Sl6,O00O0, and which subscription
of the said James L. Dormon is paid for BY
the transfer by him to this corporation o.
the stock on hand apparatus, processes, gooc
WILL etc, Of the chemical manufacture MS
business heretofore conducted by him at Nos
1323-1325 Julia Street, this city, as per in
ventory ard appraserent hereto annexed
as required by law, and paraphed me Varie
tur" by the undersigned notary for identii'
cation herewith.
The said appearers respectively subscribe
to the number and kind of shares written
opposite their signatures hereto. so that this
charter shall serve as the original subscrip-
ton list of this Incorporation.
Thus done and passed, in my Notarial Of
fee, in the City of New Orleans, Parish OF
Orleans, State of Louisiana, in the presence
Of Messieurs August II. Ritter and Albert
Ritter competent witnesses, who sign here.
TO as such with me, Notary, and the said
appearers, on the day and date herein first
above written, after reading of the whole.
w. T. King, SO2 Canal Bank. Bldg, New
Orleans, La, share of preferred stock,
Sl5lOO; Donelson Caffery, 1928 Race ST.,
New Orleans, La, 2 shares of common stock,
$4,000; VIM. Drews, Morgan City, La, a
shares of common stock, 81 shares of pre-
ferred stock, S6,5OO.OO; James L. Dorman, 1882
St. Mary ST., New Orleans, La, 100 shares
of common stock, 100000.
Witnesses: A H. Ritter Albert Ritter.
NJ QUINTERO, Notary Public.
I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages,
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of the
Allied Chemical Works, Incorporated, was
this day duly recorded in my Office in book
1912, Folio 600. New Orleans, La, Oct. l9
1917.
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