ROYAL GAZETTE W; whatsoever, in all manner of actions, suits, com-l 47|3 ed; and the Directors when chosen shall, at their Plaints, demandS, pleas, causes and matters whatso- s first [Heeling after their Gleam": Choose 0‘" Grille” ever, in as full and ample a manner as any other person or persons are in law capable of stung and being sued, pleading and being impleaded, answer- ing and of being answered unto, and also that they shall have one common seal, to serve for the enseal— ing all and singular their grants, deeds, conveyances, contracts, bonds, articles of agreement, assignments, powers and warrants ol'attoruey, and all and singu- lar their affairs and things touching and concerning the said corporation, and shall at all times have full poWer, authority and license to constitute, make, ordain and establish such by-laws and ordinances as .tnay be thought necessary for the good rule and govm'nmeut of the said Corporation; provided that such by-laws and ordinances be not contradictory or repugnant to the laws or statutes ofthis Island. II. The Capital Stock of the said Corporation shall consist of ten thousand pounds, divided into one thousand shares of ten pounds each. III. The said Corporation shall have full power and authority to take, receive, hold, possess and enjoy, in fee simple or otherwise, any lands, tene— ments, real estate and rents to any amount not ex- ceeding in value the sum of Four thousand pounds; and the said Corporation shall have full power to sell, lease, morttratre or otherwise dispose of the D D ’ said property and estate as it may deem proper. IV. Whenever two hundred and fifty shares ofthe said Capital Stock shall have been subscribed, a general meeting ofthe shareholders of the said Com- pany, or the major part of them, shall take place by notice in two newspapers published in Charlottetown, fourteen days previous to such meeting, for the pur- pose of making, ordaining and establishing such by-laws, rules and regulations for the good manage- ment of the affairs of the said Corporation as the members tlicreofshall deem necessary; and also for the purpose of choosing sevcn Directors, being mem- bers ofthe said Company, and holding not less than five shares in the Capital Stock of the said Corpor- ation, which Directors so chosen shall serve until the first annual meeting of the said Company, and shall have full powm' and authority to manage the affairs ofthe said Corporation, and shall commence the operations of the said Factory, subject, never- theless, to the rules and by—laws ofthe said Com- pay, and to the regulations hereinafter made and provided; at which general meeting also the mem- bers or shareholders ofthe said Corporation, or the major part of them, shall determine the amount of the first call or instalment to be paid on each share, of which call due notice shall be given by the Direc- tors as hereinafter provided. V. fi‘here shall be a general meeting of the mem- bers and stockholders of the said Corporation to he annually holden on the last "Tuesday in January in each and every year, at Charlottetown, at which annual meeting there shall be chosen, by a majority ofthe said members and stockholders, seven Direc- tors, who shall continue in office for one year, or until others are chosen in their room; in the choice of which Directors, the members and stockholders shall vote according to the rules hereinafter mention- number a President. VI. Not less than four Directors shall constitute a Board for the transaction of business, of which the President shall always be one, except in case of sickness or necessary absence, in which case the Directors present may choose one oftheir Board, as Chairman, in his stead; the President, or Chairman appointed in his absence, shall vote at the Board as a Director; and in case oftheir being an equal num- ber of votes, for or against any question before the Board, the President or Chairman shall have a casting vote. VII. The Directors for the time being shall have power to appoint such officers, clerks and servants as they, or the major part ofthem, shall think neces- sary for executing the business of the said Corpor- ation, and shall allow them such compensation for their respective services as to them shall appear reasonable; all of which, together with the expense ofbuildings, house rent and all other contingencies, shall be defrayed out of the funds ofthe Corporation; and the said Directors shall likewise exercise such other powers for the well regulating the affairs of the said Corporation as shall be prescribed by the by-laws and rules ofthe same. VIII. Every Secretary, Treasurer, Clerk or other officer of the said Corporation having charge of money transactions, before he enters upon the duties of his office, shall give bonds, with two or more securities to be approved of by the Directors, in such sums as the Directors shall deem adequate to the trusts respectively reposed in them. IX. The number of votes which each member and stockholder shall be entitled to on every occasion, when in conformity to the provisions of this Act the Votes of the same are to be given, shall be in the following proportion, that is to say, for one share one vote, for five shares two votes, for ten shares three votes, and for twenty, or a greater number of shares, four votes and no more. a X. All stockholders and members of the said Cor- poration may vote by proxy, provided that such proxy be a member and do produce sufficient autho- rity in writing according to the by-laws and rules of said Company, and that such member do not hold more than three proxies. " XI. The Directors may and they are hereby authorized to fill up any vacancy that shall be oc— casioned in the Board by the death, resignation, or absence from the Island tor four months, of any of its members; but that in the case ofthe removal of a a Director by the members ofthe said Company for misconduct or maladministration, his place shall be filled up by the said members of the said Company, and the person so chosen by the Directors, or the members of the said Company, shall serve until the next succeeding annual meeting ofthc members and stockholders. XII. Before any Shareholder shall be required to make payment of any instalment or call upon the amount of his subscription, thirty days previous notice shall be given by the Directors in two of the newspapers published in Charlottetown, of the time and place of paymegt. ‘7‘