The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-28

The object and purpose OF the pro-
| ceedings in the above entitled case is
TO procure u decree OF the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county in Equi-
| ty, dissolving the said corporation and
appointing a Trustee to convey the
real estate and personal property OF
the said corporation to a person who
has purchased the same. and such 9th
er relief as may be necessary.
The petition, in substance, states:
THE CAMBRIDGE BRICK COMPANY
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY, was in
corporated under the provisions of Ar
Laws OF Maryland. title Corpora
tons" that John \. Lewis, Clement G.
Rogers, AlbanuS Phillips, Ivy l. Leon
ard and w. Simon Hoddinott, all of
Dorchester county, Maryland and citi-
zens OF the United States OF America,
We're incOrporatorS.
That the corporation was formed for
the purpose OF the manufacture and
sale Of bricks, and for the purchase
and sale of land, timber, wood and
coal that the term of existence of the
said corporation was limited to forty
years, that it was TO do business in the
State OF Maryland and adjoining
the city OF Cambridge. Dorchester
county, Maryland. that the amount OF
capital stock of the same was $4,000
divided into two hundred shares of the
par value of fifty dollars each. that the
said articles of incorporation will APP
pear by reference to Corporation Rec
L.
No. 1. Folio So
That ali OF the said capital stock
| was issued in thirteen certificates
which aggregated So 400. to the per
sons named in the said petition.
That the said corporation obtained
deed conveying to 1t lot OF land To-
city OF Cambridge, county and State
aforesaid, the said deed being dated
June End, 1908. and now OF record
ter county. aforesaid, in Liber c. L.,
No. 81. Folio 131. together with all of
the buildings, kilns. machinery, fix
said corporation stil holds.
That after the formation organiza-
ton of the said corporation and the
issuing of the said capital stock. all
of the said capital stock was bought
by w, Lake Robinson and Willis L,
land. cash then owning a -one-,haIf un-
divided interest in all of the said
stock, that they then operated a brick
yard business with the said property
That the said w. Lake Robinson and
Willis l.. Barnett obtained deed from
George w. WooIford and others, dated
October 18th, 1911, but still unrecor-
ded, conveying to them about six ac-
res OF land adjoining the said brick
yard property, and which was inten-
ded by the said purchasers to be part
of the brickyard property, though it
was conveyed to the said purchasers as
tenants in common.
That the said w. Lake Robinson. |
owning a one-half undivided interest |
in the said property, died, intestate, in
the month of September, 1915, and that |
Florence H. Robinson and Charles Z. |
Barnett We're afterwards appointed adj !
illustrators of the personal estate of |
the said deceased and after obtaining |
power and authority so to do, they. to- !
gether with the said Willis l.. Bar |
nett. in the month of May, 1917 sold |
All of the said property to certain |
Hilton l.. Longenecker. of Cambridge, !
Maryland, at and for the sum of So |
$50, which purchase money the said |
purchaser is ready to pay upon the |
execution and delivery to him of
good and sufficient deed conveying all /;
of the said property to him. That the |
address of the said Florence H. Rob !
inSon and Charles e. Barnett. admins |
traitors, and of Willis l.. Barnett. is |
land
That the said corporation owes no |
said lots of land with the improve |
ments thereon, with the machinery and |
appliances appertaining to brickyard. |
That there are no liens upon the |
property of the said corporation, and /
it owes no debts and no debts are
owing to it
the said Willis L. Barnett have con-
scented TO the passing of decree as
prayed in the petition.
That the Circuit Court, in Equity, for
der for this publication as follows:
The aforegoing petition, schedule, |
statement and consent having been
first read and considered, 1t is there
upon this 25th day of January. 1918.
by the Circuit Court for Dorchester |
county, sitting a Court of Equity,
ordered that the order of publication
be issued in this case and that the
same. setting forth the substance of
this petition and the objects thereof,
be published in some newspaper pub
tished in Dorchester county, once in
each of four successive weeks, before
the 25th day OF February. 1913. giving
notice to all persons Interested in the
said corporation, to show cause, if any
they have. on or before the 18th day
of March. 1918. why the said corpora
ton should not be dissolved on the
Goth day of March. 1918. and a Trustee
appointed to convey the property of
the said corporation as PRAYED IN the
petition.
JOHN r. PATTISON.
True Copy. Test:
WILLIAM H. MEDFORD. Clerk. 4