Mr. MORRILL. I move that we proceed to the consideration of Senate bill No.64. The motion was agreed to; and the bill (S.No.64) to incorporate the Great Falls Ice company, of Washington, DistCol, was considered as in ComWhole. It proposes to declare Charles W. Boteler, jr., Lemuel J. Middleton, Frederick Pilling, John F. Callan, William E. Spalding, John Pettibone. William W. Rapley, Charles B. Church. H. A. Chadwick, William W. Russell, James L. Barbour, John Van Rismck, James Sykes, John R. Elvans, George W. Corcoran, and their present and future associates, a body politic or corporate, by the name and style of the “ Great Falls Ice Company, of Washington, DistCol, ” to have perpetual succession, to be capable in law and equity of suing and being sued, to have a common seal, and to purchase, hold, receive, and enjoy, either by absolute conveyance in fee sim le, or upon ground rent, such real estate in the DistCol as may be necessary for the construction of ice houses and cutting, securing, and sellingice in the District or in such other place or places as the directors of the company may determine. The capital stock of the corporation is notto exceed $200,000, divided into shares of $100 each, which are to be considered as personal property, and may be transferred under such regulations as the corporators may judge convenient. A general meeting of the stockholders is to be held on the 1st Tuesday in November, annually, for the election of officers of the company, who shallbe a president, a vice resident, a treasurer, a secretary, and 7 0t or stock holders, who together shall constitute a board of directors; but if such meeting or election shall not take place, the corporation shall not, for that cause, be dissolved, but such meeting or election shall take place as soon thereafter as may be, of which such notice shall be given as the directors may deem necessary. All elections are to be by ballot, and each stockholder present, either in person or by rox is to have one vote for each share of stoc r held by him at the time of the election. The corporation is also tohave power to make such by laws, rules, and regulations, as maybe necessary for carrying out its objects, not in consistent with the laws in force in the DistCol. The power is reserved to alter, amend, or repeal the act by Congress at its pleasure.