Scientific Instrument Company.

"The manufacture and sale of optical, dental, surgical and other scientific instruments and articles of every kind and nature whatsoever."

§391. Milling Companies.

Naubinway Mill Company.

"To buy, lease, build, construct, maintain and operate saw mills and lumber yards, and to do all things necessary, suitable or convenient for the carrying on of a general lumber business." $392. Navigation Companies.

Badger State Transportation Company.

"To purchase, charter, hold, own, manage and operate steamships and vessels, and engage the same in maritime commerce and navigation on the Great Lakes and waters tributary thereto."

Saginaw Valley Steamship Company.

"To acquire, own and operate boats, and vessels on the Saginaw River, and on the Great Lakes and tributaries, for the transportation of passengers and freight for hire; and to promote navigation upon the Saginaw River and to secure the improvement of the stream for that purpose."

Muskegon & Chicago Navigation Company.

"The conducting of a general passenger and freight traffic on the Great Lakes."

$393. Light and Power Companies.

Pellson Light & Power Company.

"The production by any and all means, and the purchasing, distributing, supplying and selling of gas and electricity for lighting, fuel, power and all other purposes for which the same may be from time to time used, and for that purpose to erect and maintain dams, power houses, manufacturing plants, pipe lines and mains, and all wires and posts and all other appurtenances and real estate necessary for the proper conduct of said business, or any part thereof."

$394. Lighting Companies.

Fowlerville Lighting Company.

"To manufacture and distribute electricity for light, heat and power."

$395. Loan Companies.

Peoples Security Company.

“To make loans, including what is commonly known as 'call loans,' on stocks, bonds, commercial paper, real estate mortgages, and other securities."

§396. Motor Companies.

Detroit Marine Motor Company.

"To manufacture, buy, sell and deal in and with marine, watercraft and stationary engines, pumps and dynamos of all kinds, and to do all things that may be incidental or in any way relating to the articles or objects above described."

§397. Orchestra Companies.

The Finney's Famous Orchestra.

"The furnishing of music and musicians for public and private entertainments, balls, parties, concerts, outings, boats and other places of recreation and amusement."

$398. Roller Rink Companies.

The Washington Roller Rink.

"To carry on, conduct, operate and promote the business of a roller skating rink."

§399. Salt Companies.

Superior Salt Company.

"To manufacture, mine and trade in salt, and all articles or products of which salt forms a component part, or may be in any way utilized into a condition, combination, connection, article, substance or form whatsoever; and to purchase, sell, deal in and with crush, refine and treat each, any or all of the articles, products or substances herein mentioned or referred to, and to make, purchase, sell and deal in manufactured articles made partly or wholly from the above mentioned articles, or any of them, or from any like or kindred products or substances whatsoever."

§400. Stock Raising Companies.

The Arbutus Sheep Ranch Company.

"The buying, selling and dealing in and with, and the owning, improving and maintaining of, stock farm property, and the

buying, selling, raising, breeding and dealing in and with sheep and other live stock, and the buying selling and dealing in and with the by-products therefrom and incident thereto, and the buying, selling, raising and dealing in and with the means of subsistence therefor."

Morningside Farm.

"The buying, selling and breeding of cattle, sheep, horses and other live stock."

$401. Theater Companies.

Theatre Comique Amusement Company.

"To engage in the theatrical business and the conducting and carrying on of theaters and places of amusement.”

$402. Thresher Companies.

The Sherman Threshing Company.

"To conduct and operate a threshing machine for the purpose of doing job and custom threshing."

$403. Typewriter Companies.

Royal Typewriter Company.

"To manufacture, buy, sell, bail or otherwise dispose of and trade in typewriting machines, appliances, utensils, furniture and stationary adding machines, calculating machines, printing machines, tools, implements and machinery for the manufacture thereof, or used therewith, or relating to or connected therewith, and all articles, appliances and merchandise in anywise connected with typewriters, typewriting machines, adding machines and calculating machines; to acquire, by purchase or otherwise, patent licenses under patents, and interest in patents, for inventions or discoveries in this or in any foreign countries, relating to or connected with any of the above mentioned articles, things or objects; to grant, sell, assign, dispose of, or otherwise contract for licenses in and to any of said patents or interests therein."

$404. Articles of Association.-Amendment Increasing Capital Stock.

CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK

of the

Company.

(Postoffice address)

...

a corpora

We, the undersigned, being the president, and a majority of the directors of the tion existing under the provisions of Act No. 232 of the Public Acts of 1903, do hereby certify, as required by section 2 of said

act:

That at a meeting of the stockholders of said corporation expressly called for the purpose of increasing its capital stock, and held at the office of said company on the ...

.day

of .... A. D. 19..., it was resolved, by a vote of two-thirds of the capital stock of said corporation, that the capital stock be increased from

dollars to dollars, and that the articles of association relating to captal stock be and the same are amended so as to read as follows, viz.:

The capital stock of the corporation hereby organized is the sum of dollars.

is

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

dollars each.

We do further certify that the total amount of stock, including such increase, subscribed is dollars.

The total amount of stock, including such increase actually paid in, is the sum of .... dollars, of which...

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

It was further resolved by the same vote that the value of, and the price at which such increase of the capital shall be subscribed and paid for by the stockholders be fixed at.... dollars per share, and the time and manner of subscription and payment of such increased stock shall be as follows:....

and the directors of said corporation

are authorized to sell, at not less than the price so fixed, any part of such increase not subscribed by the stockholders, after

they have had a reasonable opportunity to make subscription of their proportionate shares thereof, and the directors may make provision for calling in and cancelling the old and issuing new certificates of stock.

(For other amendments.)

We, the president and the secretary of said corporation, do certify, as required by Section 17 of said act, that at said meeting, it was resolved by a vote of two-thirds of the capital stock, to amend Article No. of said articles so as to read as

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we hereunto sign our names this

day of

A. D. 19. ...

President.

Secretary.

Majority of

Directors.

(Acknowledgment of the certificate is desirable, but not neces

sary.)

$405. Articles of Association.—Amendment Increasing Capital Stock and Providing for Preferred Stock

We, the undersigned, being the president, the secretary and a majority of the directors of the

a

corporation existing under the provisions of Act No. 232 of the Public Acts of 1903, do hereby certify, as required by sections 2 and 35 of said act: