A state officer may adopt and use a lithograph of his or her signature.

to proceed to assign numbers, and to do such other acts and things as are required by the new act with reference to such state- ments. If the law for any reason is impossible of execution as to the applications that have heretofore been made tinder section 6 of the old act, this will not prevent the carrying into effect this act as to new applications. I think it would not be improper for you to furnish to each person who had heretofore registered, a blank to be filled out with a new description, etc., as required by section 6 of the old act, and to promulgate the announcement that all motor vehicle owners should forward descriptions of their motor vehicles as required by said section 6, but no charge should be made to any one with reference to a motor vehicle for which a fee has already been paid, under section 6 of the old act. SIGNATURE-OF STATE OFFICER, LITHOGRAPHED. April 9, 1907. flon. Z. T. Sweeney, Commissioner Fisheries and Game, Colum- bus, Indiana: Dear Sir-There is no question but that you can adopt any signature you desire. If your signature is lithographed and you adopt it as your signature, it is the same in law as if you had per- sonally signed the same. FOREIGN CORPORATIONS-ACT OF MARCH 9, 1907, RE- LATING TO ADMISSION OF FOREIGN CORPORATIONS. April 9, 1907. Hon. Fred A. Sims, Secretary of State, Indianapolis, Indiana: Dear Sir-You have requested my opinion upon the question whether the act of the general assembly approved \[arch 9, 1907, relating to the admission of foreign corporations to do business in the state of Indiana, and repealing a somewhat similar act passed in 1901, requires that foreign corporations which have heretofore complied with the act of 1901 shall also conform to that of 1907 and pay the fees therein specified, before such cor- porations shall be empowered to transact business within this state. I am of the opinion that the legislature has ample power to authorize the revocation of a license previously given to a for-