Charter Of The St. Louis Gas-light Company, As Amended Under Authority Of An Act Of The Legislature

This is the amended charter for the St. Louis Gas-Light Company, originally approved February 11th, 1839, under the authority of the Missouri State Legislature. This historical document provides insights into the early development of public utilities in St. Louis and the legal framework governing such enterprises in the 19th century. It is a valuable resource for researchers and historians interested in the history of St. Louis, the development of gas lighting technology, and the evolution of corporate law in the United States.

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