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  INDEX. operated in eonncotiun with museal dmeta to which tey are sdapted produce the same musieal tones s se represented by the and fires on the copy in staff notation of the compoe/tion fried by the composer for cop:right. I/. 5.  o] tle not protected. Considerations of the Imrdshlpe of tho whose published produetlon are not protected by the copyright properly cldremed themselves to Con- rees and not to the courte. Ib. The existing copyright statute has not prov/ded for the intellectual concep- tion, even thofgh mer/torious, apart from the t.h/ng produced; but has provided for the making and filinE of & tang/hie tiring a/uat the dupli- cation whereof it hea protected the composer. CORPORATE NAME. 00P, PORATIONS. A corporation formed by the ounsolidtion of roveml eJsting corporations /s subject to the constitution and laws existing at the t/me of the consoli- datiun in the same manner  all other corporations formed under the organic law of the State; nd where the formation of the consolidated corporation is not imposed upon it, the constitution und law in toree become the law of its corporate be/ng and if they prohibit the exempt/on of property of corporations from taxation such an exempt/on existing/n favor of one of the constituent companies eaunot, he tres/arred to the consolidated corporation, and under such ciraunmtanes the exemption is not within the protect/on of the contract clause of the Constitution of the United States. Yo,,.oo & Ii. R. It. Co. v. Viekaburg, 358. 2. Coolidation; at.e,ntion in !cvor o! eoiuent coraparty not im, ri ae#t of. .m exemption in favor of a Mii, mippi corporation 'unted by ordinanes prior to 180,//d, not, to inure to the benefit, of a consolidated corpore- tion, of wh/oh the exempted col'potation w one of the eonituent, companies, or.ni-d &fter the adoption of the state conitution of 1800. See Ac-ros, 2; �UmSDWrOS, B 5, 6. COURTS 1. lter!ereee wh eetive Ev if the power to review the determination of an exutive department exista, where thc complainant is merely appealin from the dheret/o of the daprtment to the discretion of the court, the court, should not

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