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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1959)
I PAGE 2 GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID COUNTY:- The petition of W. H. Haigier, Jr., A. T. Parker and Mrs. Garia Foster, hereinafter called peti¬ tioners, respectfully shows: - - 1 - Petitioners desire for them¬ selves, their associates and suc¬ cessors to be incorporated under the name of RISING FAWN SLAG & STONE COMPANY. - 2 - The object of said corporation is pecuniary gain and profit. - 3 - The general nature of the business to be transacted shall be that of purchasing, owning crushing, processing and selling or exchanging, and generally trading and operating in stone, rock and all other of materials used generally road construction work, but the petitioners also desire to engage in such other business as may be approved by the Boara Directors where permitted by the laws of the State of Georgia, Petitioners further ^ desire .hot that sald corporation be vested all the rights and powers now or hereafter given to do any ana all things which may be or proper in the operation or tn_ above described business, ana said . corporation have an that enumerated of the powers .n Sections 22-1827, 22-1828 ana and 22-1870 all of of the the other Code powers of Geor ^* -ana a ’ privileges enumerated in cnap- ter 22-8 and 22-9 of the Code Georgia, as well as such powers as may hereafter be given by law. ** - 5 " The maximum number of shares of stock shall be four hundred (400) of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per share,, all of which | shall be common stock. However, the amount of capi- tal with which the corporation shall begin business shall be not less than One Thousand Dollars ($1 000 00 ) The corporation shall be authorized to issue additional shares up to the maximum sum above stated. and thereafter, from time time ’forth but within the limitations set in Section 22-1854 Georgia "the Code 'amount Annotated, to re- 1 dure auce tne amount of oi capital out- ” | standing. - 6 - The time for which the poration is to have existence is thirty-five (35) years with the privilege of renwal of the ter from time to time upon upon the expiration of said iods of thirty-five (35) years. ~7“ The County in which the principal office of the corpora- Dade tion is to be located is County, Georgia, tout the privil- ege is desired of establishing branch offices and places of business, both within and with- out the State of Georgia. - 8 - The name and post appli-l office address of each of the as| cants for Charter are I follows:- W. H. Haigier, Jr., 4019 Alabama! Hickory Drive, Montgomery. A. T. Parker, Rising Fawn, I Georgia. Montgomery,! Mrs. Garia Foster 1 Alabama. - 9 - Petitioners further desire that by-laws of the corporation shall stockholders, be adopted and by the such common) by-laws shall provide for the officers the corporation, the manner of | their selection, and such other rules rules annrnnriate appropriate t.o to hv-laws I which have have as as the: their purpose the control and management of the sions whereby the by-laws may be amended. - 10 - Your petitioners exhibit here with a certificate of the Sec¬ retary of the State of Georgia as required by Section Georgia Code Annotated. " n ~ Applicants pray that the li- ability of stockholders in said corporation be confined to the unpaid purchase price of the stock subscribed for by each, WHEREFORE, be pray to incorporated anc * style aforesaid I with all the rights, powers, pri -1 let ^ fnrth ln oni in ^ ^ U Ch ? itie a ^ £ dltional 1 ^f reil ? rights powers and privileges . bSinLs may be t necessary, °afoiSai proper t or f the in-| C n n° ’ggI d anri corporations under the laws of the State of Georgia, as they now exist or any hereafter exist. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 Filed in office this 3rd day of September, 1959. McClure & Hale Attorney for Petitioners Grace H. Williams Clerk of Superior Court Dade County, Georgia IN RE: PETITION TO INCORPORATE RISING FAWN SLAG & STONE COMPANY CHARTER APPLICATION IN DADE SUPERIOR COURT ORDER OF COURT Tlie foregoing petition of W. II. Haigier, Jr., A. T. Parker and Mrs. Garia Foster, to be incor¬ porated under the name of RIS¬ ING FAWN SLAG & STONE COMPANY, read and consider¬ ed. It appearing that said peti- cnn is within the purview and I intentlun of tRe laws applicable ^ ieret , 0i and that all of saic j aws have been fully complied | including the presentation | 0 f a cer tifi c ate from the Secret¬ ary of a s requred by Sec- tl0n 22-1803 of the Annotated i Code 0{ Georgia; _ IT ^ hfrf.rv ORDERED I ADJUDGED AND DECREED that all the prayers of said peti- tion are g ran ted and said appli- i, cants and ^eir associates, suc- essors and ass j gnSi are hereby I incorporated and made a body politic under the name and styIe of RISLNG FAWN SLAG & 3TONE COMPANY for and dur- mg tlie per i 0 d of thirty-five years, with the privilege of renewal at the eXl pi ra tion of tha ^ ^ ime according to the laws of Georg i ai and that said cor- p 0ra ti 0 n is hereby granted and vested with all the rights and p r i V iieges mentioned in said petition. Decree entered this 3rd day of September, 1959 John W. Davis Judge of Superior Court Dade County, Georgia 4T 10/1 GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:- Mrs. Mable Wooten having . in due form, applied to me for Permanent Letters of Adminis- tration upon the estate of Russell Wooten, deceased, this to notify the next of kin and creditors of the said Russell Wooten, deceased, that said ap- Plication will be heard before me at the regular October term, 1 iyb9> Qf ^ Court of ordinary of said County. Witness my hand and official eS UUDer * 1959 lyDy ’ P w p . Ordinary J of Dade c County, Ga* 1 GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY W. c. jeiiery, Administrator oi the estate of Mrs. Annie jeiiery, deceased, represents to the court m his petition, duly med and entered on record tnat ne nas fully administered said estate. Tms is tnereiore to cite an persons concerned, xmdred and creditors to snow cause, n tttty tney can, wily said Adiinn- lisUat ar snouid not toe aiscnarg- 1 ; 11 11 administration, and lect;ive Letters oi Dismission on ule arst Monday m uctooer September 7, fyoa. reclt ordinary oi Dade county, ua. m/i axATEiVHSWX REQUIRED BY Atlfc ACT O* AUGUST 24, 1912, Aa AxVUbNDED BY THE ACTS ut* xviakuh j, 1933 and JULY 2 , 194b (Title 39, United States uoue, Section 233) SHOWING awe OWNERSHIP, MAN AGE- AND CIRCULATION OF THE DAnE rnnNrTV u° UN TY T timm 1 I f^ Ueorgia for weekly wccjwy at ai< ,- ^ Trenton, ireii - 1959. 1. Tde names and addresses e eSucHnu 6 b u°^ managers are: Mrs. Catherine C. Morrison. Trenton, Georgia Publisher Glenn A. McCullough Editor. 2 . The owner is: (If owned by a corporation, its name and address must be staled and also immediately thereunder the and addresses of stock- holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of stock If not owned by a corporation, the names addresses of the individual must be given. If owned by a partnership or other un- incorporated firm, its name and address, as well as those of each in d ivi d ua l member, must be Mrs. Catherine C. Mor- Tremon, Georgia 3 . The known bondholders mortgagees, and other security holders owning or percent or more of total amount bonds, mortgages, or other are: (If there are not so state.) None. We, the Grand Jury recom mend that these presentments be published one time in the Dade County Times at the ex¬ pense of the County. Gus Forester FOREMAN Roy McBryar GEORGIA, CLERK DADE COUNTY: In open Court, this 22nd day of September, 1959. The Fore¬ going presentments are hereby approved. It is ordered that the fore¬ going presentments be publish¬ ed once in the Dade County limes at the expense of the County, all as provided by law. 22r fd day of September, yoy. John W. Davis J - S. C. L. M. J. (Continued from page 1 ) Hutchison, medical advisor, and Glenn McCullough, vice-chair¬ man. Those elected will fill posts left vacant in the chapter for various reasons. A fund campaign chairman was to be named by Chairman Elliott at a later date. Evans blamed public apathy for the increase in polio, calling attention to Dade County’s poor record of immunizations. "It seems a pity,” he said, that some 3o million dollars was spent,to develop an effect¬ ive vaccine, and now five years later we nnd polio increasing simply because the public re¬ fuses to avail itself oi Dr. Salk's miracle discovery.” o. rue average number of copies oi each issue oi tms puo- uca.ion soxd or aistriouiea, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during uie 12 months preceding the date shown above was. (This infor¬ mation Is required from daily, weekly, semiweekiy, and tri¬ weekly, newspapers only.) 775 Catherine C. Morrison, Publisher. Eworn to and subscribed be¬ fore me this 28 day of Sept., 1959. H. F. Allison (Seal) (iviy commission expires Janu ary 1 , 1961.) SEPTEMBER TERM, 1959 GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY. To the Honorable John W. Davis, Judge Superior Court, of Dade County, Georgia. We, the members of the Grand Jury for the September Term, 1959, make the following presentments: We, the members of the Grand Jury have examined criminal matters and nave re¬ turned 58 true bills and 16 no bills. We, the Grand Jury by com¬ mittee nave examined the county Buildings and found, uiem ail to be in good snape ana nweamg no repairs at tins time. we, me Grand Jury by com¬ mittee nave examined me rax commissioners aim county Treasurer uooaanu found tnem to oe in oruer ana wen xept. we, uie uiana jury aiter ex- uiiLiuti coinpiaxnts uy certain oitn.ciis ox tile Itisxxig x-uwn ooxxnxxuixxty coxxCOxxxxxxg a xaxge nuixxdcx ox Uofca xxx ox xxeox txxe jraitk tixat xxave xxot oeexx tieatcu. aux' itxui go auu oonie oi txxesc oogo OCAH& ui a vxoexoui xxatuxe. iuc ui axxu JUxy request uxtix uiic aacox.caa otyai txixexxt and wixexxxi ucc txxat bxxex>e noj^s axe iuutuxaiicu ana mat txxe aui/Xxox auaci» luucujf i»xxc oxwuatxoix ao xt 1x0 *V CAidb. wc, ba c ui mu vj A ai.U O Ui. y X CLUXlUlU.ilU txxe pajiunik ua vtfuU.uu, vox uxlieiA j n. ** . 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