the incorporation of manufacturing and mercantile companies or any union of the two, and for the incorporation of companies for carrying on any other lawful business, except such as are precluded from organization under this act by its express provisions, and to prescribe the powers and fix the duties and liabilities of such corporations," and the acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, do hereby make, execute and adopt the following articles of association, to-wit:

ARTICLE I.

The name assumed by this association, and by which it shall be known in law, is

ARTICLE II.

The purpose or purposes of this corporation are as follows:

ARTICLE III.

The principal place.. at which operations are to be conducted in the county of

is at State of

ARTICLE IV.

The capital stock of the corporation hereby organized is the sum of dollars, of which dollars shall be comon stock, and

.....

dollars

shall be preferred stock. The preferred stock shall be subject to redemption at par on the day of .... A. D. 19..., and the holder shall be entitled to a dividend of per cent per annum, payable. which shall

be cumulative and payable before any dividend shall be set apart or paid on the common stock. The preferred stockholders shall be entitled to vote for directors.

ARTICLE V.

The number of shares into which the capital stock is divided is .... .. of the par value of

dollars each.

ARTICLE VI.

The amount of common stock subscribed is

dollars. The amount of preferred stock subscribed is.

dollars.

ARTICLE VII.

The amount of common stock actually paid in is the sum of dollars, of which

dollars has been paid in cash, and ... dollars has been paid in other property, an itemized description of which, with the valuation at which each item is taken, is as follows, viz.:

The amount of preferred stock actually paid in is the sum of ... dollars, of which

dollars

dollars has been paid in cash, and has been paid in other property, an itemized description of which, with the valuation at which each item is taken, is as follows, viz.:

ARTICLE VIII.

The office in the State of Michigan for the transaction of business shall be kept at

ARTICLE IX.

The term of existence of this corporation is fixed at.. years from the date hereof.

ARTICLE X.

The names of the stockholders, their respective residences, and the number of shares of stock subscribed for by each are as follows:

Names.

Residence.

Common.

No. of Shares.
Preferred.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the parties hereby associating, for the purpose of giving legal effect to these articles, hereunto sign our names, this

A. D. 19....

day of.

Names.

(Attach jurat and affidavit of valuation as in form Sec. 370 ante.)

FORMS OF STATEMENT OF CORPORATE PURPOSES IN ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED UNDER

ACT 232 PUBLIC ACTS 1903.

(These forms are taken from articles of association which have successfully passed the scrutiny of the Department of State.)

§372. Boiler Companies.

The Wickes Boiler Company.

“To manufacture, construct, erect, buy, sell and deal in marine, stationary and portable boilers, heaters, water purifiers, steam generators, filters, structural iron works, boiler iron, steel and metal work of every description, all kinds of machinery, tools and implements."

§373. Bond and Mortgage Companies.

The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company.

"To deal in bonds, mortgages and other investment securities."

§374. Buggy Companies.

The Deal Buggy Company.

"The manufacture and selling of buggies, spring wagons and other horse-drawn vehicles."

§375. Cigar Companies.

The Favorite Cigar Company.

"To manufacture, buy and sell cigars, tobaccos, pipes and a general line of smokers' articles, both at wholesale and retail."

§376. Coal Companies.

American Coal & Coke Company.

"To buy, sell and otherwise deal in coal, coke, fuel and any of the products or by-products thereof."

§377. Construction Companies.

Oakwood Contracting Company.

"The engaging in general contracting work, shaft sinking, constructing of overhead equipment on plants, railroad building and tunneling."

§378. Furniture Companies.

Wolverine Furniture Company.

"The manufacture and sale of a general line of household furniture."

$379. Garage Companies.

American Garage & Motor Company.

"To establish, conduct and carry on the business of manufacturing, purchasing, selling, repairing and reconstructing automobiles; manufacturing, purchasing, selling, repairing and reconstructing steam, gas and electric motors to be used in automobiles, launches, or for stationary use, and any and all machinery and appliances for use in connection with said business."

$380. Gasoline Engine Company.

Foss Gasoline Engine Company.

"To manufacture, build, repair, reconstruct and sell gas and gasoline engines, and to build, repair and sell any and all kinds of machinery and tools and do a general machine business."

§381. Gas Companies.

Three Rivers Gas Company.

"To manufacture, buy, sell, supply and otherwise deal in gas and fuel for lighting, heating or other purposes, to which the same now is, or hereafter may be, applied; to manufacture, buy, sell, rent, deal in stoves, engines and other apparatus and conveniences that may seem calculated to promote the consumption of gas and fuel, and to carry on the business of a gas company in all its branches."

$382. Glass Companies.

The Donaldson Glass Company.

"Buying and selling glass, putties, tile and kindred merchandise, and the glazing of sash, doors and like openings, setting plate glass and tile, and the manufacture of art glass."

$383. Grocery Companies.

Michigan Grocer Co.

"To buy, sell, deal and trade in, at wholesale, groceries, provisions, tobacco, cigars, woodenware and any other goods, wares and merchandise of similar kind and character; and generally to conduct a wholesale grocery."

$384. Hardware Companies.

Bay City Hardware Company.

"The conduct of a general wholesale and retail hardware business; the manufacture of tin and iron work; the dealing in agricultural implements and supplies therefor, and repairs thereto, and the conduct of such other lines of trade as are usually appurtenant to the hardware business."

$385. Hotel Companies.

Colonial Tavern Company.

"To conduct and manage a tavern and to provide entertainment for its guests."

$386. Land Companies.

Northern Land & Iron Company.

"The purchasing, holding and dealing in real estate."

§387. Laundry Companies.

The Standard Laundry Company.

"To carry on and conduct a general laundry business.

§388. Livery Companies.

The Gladstone Livery Company.

"For conducting a livery, sale and feed stable, and buying, trading and selling horses."

$389. Logging Companies.

United Logging Company.

"To conduct a general logging and lumbering business, and in connection therewith to acquire and hold timber and timber lands, to conduct general stores, operate mills and maintain and operate logging roads by steam or otherwise."

$390. Machine Companies.

Valley City Machine Works.

"The manufacturing and selling of machinery, and to engage in a general machine shop and foundry business.'

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