Word: properly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...from him as to the form the organization of the corporation shall take; for I am convinced that the plan voted by the meeting of November 7 is both legal in its organization and practical in its administration; while I believe that the plan that he proposes is neither proper in law nor workable in operation...
...sections, such as those fixing salaries, departments, and policies, so far as possible to be laid down should be amendable after having been once adopted only by a meting at which a very high proportion of members were present and voting, or by the Australian ballot again, with all proper ease of invoking its machinery by the members at large...
...yard line, and again within 4 yards of the goal. It was lost also for holding at the 10 yard line, and the last time on downs in the very shadow of the goal posts. While the Pennsylvania team thus succeeded in stopping Harvard's offense at the proper moment, it never had the ball within 65 yards of a touchdown, and the only chance that was offered to score was when a fumble on a kick-off allowed the ball to roll behind Harvard's goal. It was secured, however, and advanced out of its perilous situation just...
...proper to add that the plan of incorporation about to be considered was recommended in the confident belief that, for all practical purposes, the honorary obligation imposed upon the stockholders and directors would be fully as effective as any legal obligation. JAMES BARR AMES...
...third Newell crew won the fall graded race yesterday afternoon, defeating the first Weld by about two feet. Owing to a misunderstanding the judges boat was anchored about thirty yards above the proper finishing line. On this account there was some dispute as to whether the victory should be awarded to the Newell crew, for the first Weld was gaining rapidly as they crossed the line. The order in which the crews finished was as follows: Third Newell, first; first Weld, second; second Newell, third; first Newell, fourth; second Weld, fifth...