elected. number three shall form a quorum for the purpose of transacting all business. Trustees, how 7. The trustees shall be elected annually by a majority of the lot-holders present at the annual meeting. Officers. Bequests. By-laws. Annual ing. Limit of penditure. 8. The trustees shall elect or appoint one of their number president, and shall select and appoint a secretary-treasurer, also one of their number, who shall keep the accounts and the funds of the company, and render a detailed account at the annual meeting of all receipts and expenditures, keep a plan of the lots, with the name of each lot-holder indicated thereon, and perform such other duties as the trustees may direct. 9. The corporation shall receive any gift or bequest of money, or other property for the purpose of said corporation, and shall apply the same in`accordance with the terms of said gift or bequest. 10. The corporation, at any regular meeting called under the act, shall have power to make by-laws, rules and regulations not inconsistent with this act, or with the laws of the Providce, and relating to the matters connected with the management of the corporation, as shall to them appear necessary; but all by-laws, rules and regulations shall be subject to the approval of the Governor-in-Council. meet- 11. The annual meeting shall be held on the first Monday in January in each year, and all officers shall hold office until their successors are appointed. Special meet ex 12. No expenditure of more than twenty dollars ($20.00), can be made by the trustees unless authorized by a resolution passed at a regular or special meeting of said members. 13. The trustees shall, on the written application ing, how called of ten lot-holders, call a special meeting of the members of the company, posted notice of which shall be given five days in advance, but no subject or matter shall be discussed at ruch meeting unless specifically set forth in the application therefor, and stated in the trustees' notice as above. CHAPTER 151. An Act to Change the Name of Henry Jacquard to (Passed the 23rd day of April, A. D. 1909.) SECTION 1. Name changed. Be it enacted by the Governor, Council, and Assembly, as follows: 1. The name of Henry Jacquard, of Tusket, in Name changed the County of Yarmouth, infant, is hereby changed to Henry Doucette. CHAPTER 152. An Act to Incorporate the Kedgemakooge Rod and Be it enacted by the Governor, Council, and Assem bly, as follows: 1. Albert D. Mills, Merchant; Clarence W. Mills, Incorporation. Merchant; Whitman, Ernest A. Mills, Merchant; Frank C. Commission Broker; Robert Malcolm, Objects. Trader; David S. Riordan, Trader, all of Annapolis Royal, in the County of Annapolis, and Province of Nova Scotia; and Edwin L. Fisher, of Bridgetown, in the county and province aforesaid, Trader; and such other persons as they in writing may associate with them, their successors associates and assigns, and such other persons who may become share or stock holders in the club hereby created, are constituted a body corporate under the name of the Kedgemakooge Rod and Gun Club of Nova Scotia, Limited, hereinafter called the club. 2. The purposes and powers of the club are :— (a) To promote the health and recreation of its members by pursuit of fishing, angling and shooting; (b) To acquire lands by deed or lease and estates in lands in the Province of Nova Scotia, and exercise all rights which may appertain to such land, leases or estate in land as conveyed in so far as the same may be within the jurisdiction of the legislature of the province; (c) To lease or sell the real estate or interest in real estate belonging to the club or any portion thereof; (d) To build upon the lands held by the club all houses or other buildings required from time to time for the accommodation and use of the club, its members and agents, officers and servants: (e) To make contracts, to sue or be sued in its corporate name, to buy, sell, or otherwise deal with any matter or thing necessary or incidental to the objects for which the club is incorporated; (f) To improve and develop generally its property in the interest of the club members. 3. The capital shall consist of one hundred thousand Capital. dollars, to be divided into shares of one hundred dollars each, each of which said shares shall entitle the holder of record thereof to nomination to membership in the said club. Fully paid up stock may be issued to any of the persons named in section one hereof in exchange for a transfer to the club of the lands, leases of lands and estates in lands covered by the deeds and leases referred to in section two hereof. Fully paid up stock may be assigned from time to time for additions, lands or estates in lands or improvements to the said estate acquired for the purposes of the said club. 4. The capital stock, except as herein or otherwise Stock, when provided, shall be paid by the members when the paid. application for membership is made to the said club, and no membership application shall be voted upon until the stock subscribed by the said applicant has been wholly paid up. 5. The stock shall be deemed personal property Stock assignand to be assignable in such manner only and subject to such conditions and restrictions as the by-laws prescribe, but no share shall be assignable until paid in full and until all amounts due to the club or its servants or agents have been paid; nor shall any share of stock, although assignable, entitle the assignee to any rights or privileges as a member or to a voice in the affairs of the club until he shall have been duly elected a member. Any person transferring his stock shall cease to be a member of the club. elected. 6. Every member, except the persons named in Members, how section one hereof, must be elected in such form and manner as by-laws shall prescribe. No person, although elected, shall become a member until he shall become the owner of record of at least one share of the capital stock of the club. one vote only. 7. At all meetings of the club every member shall Each member be entitled to one vote only, and all votes may be given in person or by proxy, provided always the proxy is held by a member, and is in conformity with the by-laws. Directors Management. Officers, and 8. Albert D. Mills, Merchant; Clarence W. Mills, Merchant; Ernest A. Mills, Merchant; Frank C. Whitman, Commission Broker; Robert Malcolm, Trader; David S. Riordan, Trader, all of Annapolis Royal, in the County of Annapolis, and Province of Nova Scotia; and Edwin L. Fisher, of Bridgetown, in the county and province aforesaid, Trader; shall be directors of the said club until replaced by others duly elected in their stead. 9. The affairs of the club shall be administered by a board of not less than four nor more than seven directors, being members of the club. They shall be elected by ballot at the first general meeting, of which each shareholder shall have ten days' notice, by letter, mailed to his address and thereafter by ballot at each general meeting, and shall hold office until their successors are elected, and they may always be reelected. Three members shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the club, and a majority of the directors shall constitute a quorum af any meeting of the board. In case of the death, resignation, removal, or disqualification of any director of the board, the board may fill the vacancy until the next general meeting by appointing any member thereto; but a failure to elect directors, or any failure of directors, shall not dissolve the club, and an election may be had at any general meeting of the club called for the purpose. 10. The board of directors shall, from time to board s powers time, elect from among themselves a president, vicepresident, a secretary and a treasurer (which two latter offices may be filled by one person.) The board shall have power, from time to time, to fix the amount, if any, which shall be paid by each member to the club as annual dues. The board shall have full power to affix penalties for non-payment of the said annual dues, and may forfeit the stock of any member who, after notice, shall fail to pay the same, and expel such member. The board, after notice in writing of thirty days, to the party offending, shall have power to forfeit the membership of any member whose conduct shall be pronounced, by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the board present, to have endangered the welfare, fnterest or character of the club. The board shall |