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J. MONROE SIMMONS, W. M.
WARREN H. SMITH. Se:.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Covington Bank & Trust Co., vs.
Albert Bechac & Co.
No. 3244.
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court.
Parish of St. Tammany,
Louisiana.
Notioe is hereby given that by vir
jue of a writ of flerf facias issu-d
gut of the honorable aforesaid court,
and to me directed, 'bearing date the
16th day of August, 1920, I have
seized and will offer for for sale
at public auctilon at the principal
front door of the courthouse in the
town of Covington, St. Tammauy
Darisai, Louisiana, between legal sale
hpura, on
Saturday, October 2, 1920,
the following descrlbed property, to
wit:
A oartain lot or portion of ground,
with ulildings and improvements, in
the town of Mandeville, Louisiana,
in square bounded 'by Lake, Girod,
,aibowte and Lafitte streets, said
piece of ground measuring 204 feet
¢ inches front on Lake street by a
depth of 246 and 8-10 feet.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
of appraisement.
WALTER GALATAS,
qgu 8-6L Sheriff.
We are proud of the confldence
doctors, druggists and the public
have ih 066 ChIll and Fever Tonic.
-Adv.
0OMMLbB1ONEI AND WATUORE1S
At a meeting of the Democraetc
P'arl&a Executive Committee held on
Tuesday, August 24, 1920, the fo.
lowing w.re appointed Commission
ers end Watchers of the primary
election to be hold September 14tn.
1920:
Ward 1.
Cow missieners, Frank Goldat3,
John Englehardt, Victor Chatelliar,
Jr., B. A. Taylor, John Eckel.
Watchers, Robert Koepp, Anthony
Koepi.
Deputy Sheriff's, Geo. H. Dutscn,
Ulysses Wattingly.
Ward 2, Precinct 1.
Conmmisasooners, Rankin Fitzger
ald, Sidney Burns, Charles Wilkens,
J. T. Jenkins, Elmer Taylor.
Deputy Sheriffs, T. N. Gallo way,
J. H, Burns.
Ward 2, Precinct 2.
Commissioners, W. T. Wallace,
Doss I'nkins, Willie Desmond, Wi:lie
Burns, B. M. Bryant.
Wa:cher, Cliff Bailey.
Deputy Sheriffs, John Willie, Robt.
McKie.
Ward S.
Commissioners, Pete Barelli, R. S.
Bloss;aan, A. J. Planche, Sidncy it
dersPa, Chns. L. Smith.
Watchers, T. E. Finney, Julian H.
Smith
De:)uty Sheriffs, E. Quat:evaaux
Chas. Heintz.
Ward 4.
Commissioners, W. G. Davis J N
Miler, W. R. Smith, James I'an'i,
Alex :mith.
Watchers, W. A. Griffin, PL'11 "s
quin utce, E. J. Fulton.
Deputy Sheriffs, Philip Smith,
Robert Smith.
Ward 5.
Commissioners, R. W. Talley,
Louis Grantham, L. A. Mizell, T. M.
Talley, L. A. Talley.
Watcher, Jesse Thomas.
Depaty Sheriffs, J. B. Grantham,
D. P. Carpenter.
Ward 6.
Commmiss!oners, Jim Craddock, S.
R. Williams, Hardy Richardson, Ellits
A. Crawford. Randolph Parker.
Deputy Sneriffs, H. Q. Parker, V.
M. Kenedy.
Ward 7.
Commissioners, Paul Casler, S. F.
Phillips, B. W. Todd, Taylor Cousin,
Robert Krcntel.
Watcher, Emile Revere.
Deputy Sheriffs, J. M. Barringe:,
C. H. Culbertson.
Ward 8.
Comm'ss'oners, Dr. C. F. Farmer,
F. W. Egglieston, Ed. Foy, Don P.
Watta, Jos. F. Crawford.
Watchers, Fred. W. Schluter, J.
H. Robert.
Deputy Sheriffs, H. C. Wall, W. G.
Powe
Ward 9.
Commissioners, L. Badon, Guy A.
Bourgeois, B. P. Decker, Hosea Park
er, Chas. Gunman.
Watchers. S. J. Sebastian, Percy
Saxon.
Deputy Sheriffs, Luke Broom, J.
W. Decker. Jr.
Ward 10.
Commissioners, Dominick Dazet,
Steve Abnuy, Emile Bureknstoic.
John Vinn, Frank Brown.
Waichers, Joe. Imamousin, A. B.
Kustynmacker.
Deputy Sheriffs, A. J. Bennett,
Joseph Lamousin.
GEQ. R. DUTSCH,
Chairman.
GU' A. SMITH,
Secretary.
(You need not be an
"ad writer" to use these
columns. State your
wants simply, and above
all truthfully.
SOr telephone this
office and the c'erk will
write your ad.
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biggest little investments
you can make.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF
LOUISIANA.
(Continued from page 5)
or their transferees; and all loan.
made by life insurance compauies tc
their policyholders, upon the snl
security of pol:cies held by the bo
rower in the company making th*
loans, as well as all notes or other
written instruments, evidencing asu!l
loans; provided, that in the case ot
loans rpon policies of life insurance.
as aforesa'd, the rate of interest
charged upon such loans does not s.
ceed five.per cent (5 per cent) per
annum discount.
The capital, surplus and personll
estat3 of every corporation organiz
ed after November 23rd, 1912, .:
this State for the sole purpose cf
lending money ln mortgages on
country property situated in Louie'
ana at a rate of interest not t9 ex
ceed :ix per cent (ti per cent) net to,
the borrower, w'th power to nego
tiate and, handle bonds and secur'
t.es issued by the various parishes
and pecal districts and imunicipalitie3
of the State ut Louis ana shah oe e.;
empt ir:-i taxat.on for twenty (2I'
ye, s f Jum the date of the organiza
tion of said companie.; provide 1,
that said companies shall have a
,u.l-:paid ca.h capital stock of n-t
less than $,JU,000U.00; and, provid
ed further that in case any such co'
porant .n shall on any loan charge the
borrower more than six per cent in
terest, whether by way of commis
sion, discount or otherwise, it shall
forte t the entire exemption hereia
grant-3d, and be subject to taxatina
from the time it makes such loa,,
and any such corporation handlin.;
or negotiating any securities otwi r
than those hereinabove mentionsi
shall incur a like forfeiture.
Such corporation shall have power
to receive atry money on deposit.or to
do a banking business of any sort,
but a'l such corporations shall be
under the control and superv sion Af
the Examiner of State Banks, whose
duty it shall be to report to the A.
tornay General any violatioh of the
condition of this exemption.
Steamship companies organized as
herenuafter' set forth, together with
their capital stock and all the r prop
erty, corporeal and incorporeal, shah
be exempt from all taxes and licens
es, State, parish, levee and muinci
pal, uoth general and special, ex
ctusive of wharfage, shed or levee
dues, for fifteen years from the date
of f.ang with the Secretary of State
proof that their authorized capii al
stock :as been paid in full in cash.
No such steamship company shall
have tue benefit of' this Constitution
al provision except upon the follow
ing conditions:
First-That. such company shall
have been organized and the whale
of its authorized capital stock pa.d
in cash before January 1st, 1916.'
Sacnid-That such company shall
be domiciled in the City of New Or
leans, or in some other port of this
State
Th:rt-That such company shal,
have a capital stock of at least three
million dollars, payable in cash.
Fourth-That .t shall be provided
in the chartr of the company ,.,at
no cdrporat; 'n, tirm, or inaividual
shall own or control, either diire :ly
.r iudirectly, more than one-twent'
eth of the capital stock of the coun
;any; and that all pooling agrae
inents and voting trusts between the
-tockaolders to control the corpora
..on shall be absolutely null and
void and no stock held in any suat
pool or voting trust shall ever be
%oted at any corporate election or
meeting.
Filth-That the capital sttc.s it
each company shall be open to public
snoscription by public alvertn.""
n:ents in the New Orleans ne.wspap
tis for at least three months be:_,re
:.a books are closed, and if no,r
uons.-ribed shall be apport' lted
amncng the subscribers.
Sixth-That all vessels operated
by said company shall be common
carriers on every voyage unless the
whole capacity of the ship shall be
chartered for a particular voyage or
voyages for a particular purpose.
It rhall be lawful for companies
so organized in addition to the posv
ers aow provided by the laws of the
State to incorporate into the:r char
ters all or any of the following pow
ers:
First-To build, charter or pur
chase - essels.
Se-ond-To insure goods, wares
and merchandise carried on their
own nottoms against fire and perils
of the sea.
Thir d-To build, own and rent
and operate shipyards, docks, pier,
wharvcs and warehouses for the
transnr.tion of their business. -
Fourth-To trade with foreign
countries, including the foreign pos
sessios of the United States, by es
porting cargo carried thereto in their
vessels, and to import from foreign
countries, including the foreign pos
sessions of the United States, in their
own vessels cargo for sale or as
change in the United States, but no
ship or such company shall be laden
with tl'e company's cargo to the e'
clusion of cargo offered for such voy
age by the general public, and such
cargo offered by the" general public
shall have preference on all voyagos
for which it is offered.
Fifth-To authorize corporations,
foreign and domestic, to subscribe
to and own shares of their capital
stock, not however in excess of the
limitation above provided.
No ,eased property or chartered
ship shall be within the exemption
herein granted, nor shall vessels of
such corporations operated in the
coasting trade of the United Stata;.
or operated between ports of the
United States, other than Louisiana
ports, and foreign countries, not in
cluding the foreign possessions of
the anited States, be within the eY
emiptin herein granted. One such
voyage in any year shall subject ihe
vessels making the voyage to tax
ation for that year.
The proof above required to be
filed with the Secretary of State that
that the authorized capital stock nas
been paid in cash shall be the joint
affidavt of the president and secre
tary of the company to the effet,
accompanied by a verified trial b il
ance oi the company's books.
Eacn of said corporations shill
possess the power of eminent domal.
for the purpose of acquiring land on
whici to erect a plant to build and
repair vessels.
There shall .be exempt from State,
pariah and municpal taxation for a
period of ten (10) years from Janu
try t, i921, all buildings, including
nach~inery and appurtenances loc.rit
td thereon, or other improvements
constructed for manufacturing, com
.ierclai and business purposes on the
ands of the Navigation Canal, thi
itle sf which is or may be held by
he Boerd of Commissioners of the
.'ort oc New Orleans, as an agencv
,if the State of Louisiana, and which
may be leased from said Board by
any person or corporations condu'
ing ousiness thereon; provided, tha"
not less than Twenty-five Thousa'nd
($25 000) Dollars shall beinvestni
in the physical property of any such
enterprise, and further provided not
less :ran twenty-five (25) persons
shall oe constantly employed thereon.
Section 2. Be it further resolved,
etc., that on the ofeficial ballot to be
used at said election shall be placs4
the words: "For the proposed
amendment adding to Article 230 of
the Constitution of this State certain
exem.Liions from taxation as to in
dustries located on the Navigation
Canal, New Orleans," and the worda
"Aga.inst the proposed amendment
adding to Article 230 of the Consti
tution of this State certain exemp
tions from taxation as to industries
located on the Navigation Canal;
New Orleans," and each elector shall
indicate hi3 vote on the proposel
amenament as provided by the gen
eral election laws of the State.
R. F. WALKER,
Speaker of the House of Repre
sen tatives.
HEWITT BOUANCHAUD,
Lieutenant Governor and Presi
dent of the Senate.
Approved: July 7, 1920;
JNO. M. PARKER,
Governor of the State of Louisi
ana.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS.
Following is the list of Petit
Jurors drawn for the October tern
of the Twenty-Sixth Judicial DistrCet
Court for the Parish of St. Tam
many, Louisiana:
No. Name Wari
1. Joseph P. Bouvier ....... 3
2. G. Marange ... ...... , 4
3. Peter Quave ............. 10
4. J. H. Moran ........... 7
5. Emile Miller ........... I
6. W. E. Eddins .......... 2
7. E. V." Richard .......... -
8. Ben H. Buckley .......... 3
9. Wm. Toepter ...........
10. Norvill Bush ............
11. William H. Kahl ........
12. Wallace Davis .......... 10
13. Mass Polk ............. ,
14. J. R. Kennedy ......... i
15. Richard Page ............ 3
16. Adolph Dasbourg ........ 4
17. Chas. Fogg ...... .......
18. I. B. Wascomb .......... .2
19. Geo. Bush, Jr. .......... 1
20. Marshal Talley .......... 6
21. George Roth ............. 3
22. J. W. Booth ............ 19
23. Paul.Burthurn .......... 7
24. John A. Peterson .....".. ..
25. Harry Salzer ............ 1
26. Wallace M. Poole ........ 3
27. C. N. Crockett ...........
28. Peter Picolo ............ I
29. Wm. M. Crawford ....... .
30. P. P. Sharp ............ 2
A true copy.
GUY A. SMITH,
a4-5t Dy. Clerk of Court.
FORD CARS foRD TRUCKS
hock Absorber'
hbOft ITSELF IN EX1A MdiflI
FROMTIRES. .TI 4
bF REDUCED UPKEEP w114 cA&
IN EXTRA MILEAGE FROM GASOLNE.
IN THE INCREASE RESALE VALUE OF
THE CAR.
OVER AND OVER AGAIN IN THE COM
- FORT IT lE You. . i
(SDORSED FOR THE PORD TOURING
ROADSTER OR COMMERCIAL CAR
BY NEARLY A MILLION USERS.
AN ECONOMIC COMMERCIAL NECEI.
\SITY FOR THE FORD TRUCK.
KHASSLES ORAM n
rsol uE SATISFACTI
Ask Ford owners who have them
Oa their crar
L. F. WEHRLI,
Dealer
Covington, Louisiana
We are authorized to announce
L. C. MOISE
for the office of Distirct Juage of the
Twenty-Sixth Judi'cial District, at the
election to be held in September.
We are authorized to announce
JUDGE P. B. CARTER
for re-election to the office of Distict:
Judge of the 26th Judicial Distrzct,
at the election to be held in See
tember.
W.e are authorized to announce
M. I. VARNADO
as a candidate for the office of.Dis
trict Attorney for the Twenty-Stxth
Judicial District of Louisiana; sub
ject to the election to be held in
September.
We are authorized to annqunce
J. VOL BROOCK
as a candidate for re-election to the
I offices of District Attorney for the
26th Judie:al District of Louisiana
Sat the election to be held in Sep
tember.
8UCCESSION NOTICE.
Sitccessilon of Ursan Gallard.
S. No. 147.
Twenty-Sixh Judigi1l District-Court,
parish of St. Tammany,
LouisIana.
1
SWk.ereas, Herman H. Leviy has p.
Ititioned the Couirt for letters of VL
I min.'tration on-the estate of the
late Ursan Gaillard, deceased,,intes
tate:
SNotice is hereby given to all whom
- it may conrern to show cause, wit.h
:in seven days, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be grant
Sed and why the. description and val
nation of the said esatte Sthould not
be approvel and homologated.
By .rder of the Court.
GUY A. SMITH,
s4-2t Dy. Clerk of Court..
CHARTER OF THE
BONFOUCA LUMBER COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.
IState of Louisiana, Parish of Or
s.ans. City of New Orleans.
Be it knatwn that on this, the
t wenty-four th day of the month of
August, in ths year of our Lord nite
teen hunderd and twenty,
SBefore me, Edward Peter Cousil,
a notary -ublic, duly commissioned
A true copy.
J.AMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
ACT NO. 238.
Senate Bill No. 12.
By Mr. Lawraaol
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Propt'ring an amendment to the Con
stitul on of the State of Lou:siana,
am.,.ding Article 200 of.the Con
stitution so as to provide for ad
ditional qualifications for vot3rs
in primaries, conventions or politi
cal assemblies for the purpose of
nominating party candidates fbr
ppub.ic office.
Seet'on 1. Be it resolved ,by th.i
General Assemb:y of the State of Loa
isiana, two-thirds of all memhbers
of each house concurring, That a.u
amendmint to the Cqnstitution of
the State of Louisiana be submittsi
to the qualified electors of the State
for their approval or rejection at thu
DISINFECTANT
PRODUCT
OF THE
PINES
INEX
SOLUBLE
IN
WATER
DEODORANT
(TRADE MARK),
For Inside and Outside Use in Homes, Offices,
Public Buildings and Factories; and
for Farm Animals and Poultry.
Mackie's Pinexo is a most powerful Germi- as a spray for driving mosqnitoes, ants,
eide, harmless and safe to use. Made in roaches, etc., out of the house, and for
accordance with U. S. Government recom- ticks and flies on cattle, lice on poultry and
mendations, from steam-distilled Pine fleas on dogs. A soothing, healing wash
Oil. Thoroughly disinfects premises inside for scritches and old sores on horses and
and out, anid is a pleasant deodorant that cattle, and for nTnt-e on dogs. Sold at drug
carries tlh. fresh invigorating smell of the stores, groceries, a;nd general stores. If
piuey woods. Diluted with water and used your dealer can't supply it, send 75e to
in toilets~, kitchen sinks, etc., and mixed Maickie Pine Oil Specialty Company, Inc.,
with sawdust for sweeping floors. Used Covington, La., for quart call, sent prepaid.
PUT UP BY
MACKIE PINE O.L SPECIALTY CO.,
Covington, La., U. S. A.
and qualifled, in and for the Parjsh
and State aforesaid, therein residing,
and in the presence of the witnesses
here nafter named and undersigned,
personally came 'and appeared the
persons whose names are liereuntb
subscribed, all of the full age of
majority ana residents of this State,
who severally declared that, availiig
themselves of the provisions of Act
No. 267 of the Sessions Acts of the
Legislature of this State, of the year
1914, they do, by thees presents cov
enant agree and bind themselv.s,
as well as all such other persons
as may become hereafter associated
with them, in order to form and con
at:tute a corporation or body politic
in law, for the objects and purposes.
and under the stipulations follow
ing, to-wit.
ARTICLE II.
The name and title of this corpora
tion shall be
.Honfouca Lumber Company,
Incorporated,
and i: shall have and enjoy succes
sion and existence for a period of
ninety-nine years from date hereof
It shall have the power and authoc'
ty to sue and be sued In its corporate
name in any court of competent
jurisdiction; to contract; to make
and use a common seal and alter
same at pleasure; to acquire prep
erty ay grant, gift, purchase and to
devise and bequest; to lease, h0gl
and dlispose of, and to mortgage and
pledge the same, all subject to limi,
tatioe. d~ may be prescribed by lawv;
to issue bonds and notes, to appoint
such ,fficer,. and agents as the bus!
ness of the corporat on n-ay require,
and to flx their compensation; to
name director, and managers, and to
make and establish by-laws, rules
and regulations for the proper man
agemtnt of the business affairs of
said .orporation as may be requisite
and necessary.
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of this corporation
shall be Bonfouca, St. Tammany pa:.
'sh, Louisiana, and the nature of the
business to be carried on by it ars
hereby declared to be: To , buy,
lease, sell lands and tiniber; to oper
ate and maintain, sawmills, planing
mills, and to do the general sawmill
business, including piling and ;,il
other kinds of -wood works and pro
ducts; to operate turpentine and ie
tort plants; to operate and conduct
a gen.ral merchendise business; buy
ing and selling merchandise of a'l
kinds; to own, lease, construct an t
opera::e tram roads, railroads, ditch
es, canals, steamboats and barges,
and in general to do and perform an'l
engage in any business incidental to,
[Congresoion Election to be held on
the first Tuesday next fololwing the
first -Monday in November, 1920,
amenoing Article 200 of the Consti
tution ,o as to read as follows:
"Article 200. No person shall
vote at any primary election or in
any zonvention or other political as
sembiy held for the purpose of nomi
nating any candidate for public if
Slice uniless such person is at the time
a registered voter, with such addi
tional iualiflcations as may be pry
scribed by the party for which can
didates for public office are to be
nominated, and in a:l political con
ventiors in this State the apportion
ment cf representation shall be on .
the basis of population."
Section 2. Be it further reso:ved,
etc., That the official ballot shall
have )rinted thereon: "For the pro
posed amendment to Article 200 c:
the Cr,nstitution of the State of Loui
isian i relative to additional qualil
requt te or connected with the,
operatiou.of the business above me.
tionei.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of this corpora
tion is hereby fixed at-Ffteen Thoa
sand. ($15,000) Dollars. divided in
to one hundred and fifty (15-))
shares of the par value of one huni
dred ($100) dol.ars each; the
amount of each share shall be pairi
for in accordance with law, and this
corporat on shall be operative' and
go into business when its entire
above capital stock shall ,have been
sttbsc.ibed and paid for, to-wit at
the execution of these presents.
However the amount to whcih the
capital stock of this corporation may
be increased, shall be thirty thou
sand ($30,000) dollars. No trans
fer of stock shall be binding up-,a
this corporation unless same appears
on the books theerof.
No stockholder shall have the
right to ass'gn oi transfer any share
or shaxes held by him unless he shat;
have hrst offered same in writing to
the Board of Directors, who sha:l
have the first opfortunity to pur
chase same jt the book value there
of; and should the said Board :f
Direc.ors fail or refuse to purchase
said ttock within thirty days front
said :iotice, the shareholder offering
said stock may sell or dispose of
same to any other person 'whatso
ever. The signers of th's charter
with shares opposite their names
constitute "Subscription List" of this
corporation.
ARTICLE IV.
1. The corporate powers of this
corpolat;on shall be vested in a.
Boari. of Directors to be composed of
five directors, three of whom shalt
constitute a quorum for the transa~
tion of business, to be elected by thi
stockiio:ders at a general meeting to
be held on -the th'rd Monday 'n
Octdber of each year, beginning on
the third Monday in October, 1921.
2. At all meetings of elections of
this corporation, each stockholder
shall be entitled to one vote for each
share of stock standing in his name
on the books of the company; wh!ih
vote ihall be east in person or by
prox,'
° 3. The, Board of Directors shall
have the power to make all by-:awu,
rules and regulations necessary ;or
the conduct of the business affairs of
said corporation; shall elect from
their number 'a President, Vice
President and a Secretary-Treasure-.
4. Unt.; the election to .,l held
as hereinabove provided,"the olalow
in5 shall constitute the first Board
of ifrectors:
;atioas for voters in primaries, con
ventions and political assemblies
held 'or the the purpose of nomi
nating party candidates for public of
lice," and the words "Aga net the
prop.;ed amendment to Articee 20)
of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana re:ative to additional qua:
ificatibna for voters in primares,
conveltians and politicil assembloe
held for the purpose of nominatin.,
party candidates for public affice."
HEWITT BOUNCHAUD,
Lieutcnant Governor and Presi
dent of the Senate.
R. F. WALKER,
Speaker of the House of Repre
senthtivos.
Aprioved: July 8, 1920.
JNO. M. PARKER,
Governlor of the State of Louisi
ana.
A true copy.
JAMES J. BAILEY
Secretary of State.
Marcel J. Cousin, Bonfouca, I.A.,/
Louis L. Bernard, 1443 N. Broa4
street, New Orleans, La.,
Loz:s V. Menard, 1113 N. DupW ]
street, New Orleans, La.,
Mi.s Marie Cousin, Bonfouca, Li,
Mrs. Laure Tabary, Bonfouca, Lai :~,
with Marcel J. Cousin as presidenB
and general manager, Louis L. Mea
ard .s vice-pres'dent, and Louis V...
Menald as secretary-treasurer.
Vacancy in Board of Directors :A
be filled by remaining members.
ARTICLE V.
No itockbolder shall be held liUab eC
or risponsible for the contracts. r -
faults of this corporation In any Mý"
ther sum than the unpaid balsar :.:
due the company on shares of ste*
owned by him, nor shall any fIB
malitv in the organization her..~'
have the effect of rendering t;b
charter null or of expos'ng any stoly '
holder to any liability beyond the VE
paid balance due on his stock. ~
ure at any time to hold meetiags G'2
elect directors or officers as h@.Mb"
above provided shall not work a ,
fe!tu:e of this charter, or disseyO ii
the corporation, but the a '_;
Board of Directors and oficers.
continue in office until their soos00*
ors have been elected, which eledt5I
shall be held as soon as possIbi$ ~
Thus done and passed at my ,i
fice la the City of New Orlesu, *
the date first above named, in f.;t
presence of Messrs. Lawrence O. 5." :
det and Peter E. Barre, com .
witnesses, who have hereunto p ;
their names with the said appe'l
and ime, Notary, after due reading
the whole.
Original sinned.
LOUIS L. MENARD..... 5 shal":
LOUIS V. MENARD..... 62s5Iar
MISS MARIE COUSIN,.... a1lA -
MRS. LAURE TABARY... 5 shi
MRS. CLARA COUSIN.... 5 sha"t
MRS. L. V. MENARD ..... 5 share
W inesses:
L. G. BODET.
P. E. BARRE.
E. P. COUSIN,
Notary PubliC.e
1, the undersigned Deputy ClOek'
of Court and ex-officlo Recorder It''
the Far'sh of St. Tammany, Ie,2
hereby certify that the foregoing *4
of Incorporation of the "BonfO*._
Lnmber Company, Incorporated',
has ieen duly recorded In Charte:V.
Book No. 1, folio 326, on this .id
day of September, 1920. A
GUY A. SMITH,
Dy. Clerk cf Court and Recorder. ·
A true copy.
E. P. COUSIN.
s4-it Notary Public.E
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