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emember e Make e Best ce Creams! Why We Make The Best? use it is cooked and i s no artificial ingre iests. It gho of the pure fresh cream. Ist epg. highest grade sugar o pure vanilla beam. iCORSRECOMMEND IT. rukuhas p-oves that you can -a M garms by freezing but but you cas Sk I Hence our ice cream is Odenwald & Gros Co. Ltd. 619 Canal Street, Corner Exchange $1 2648. Place. - CHARTER -0 pkN-AMFRtlt AN LUMBER AND LAND COMI'ANY. S LOUISA.NA, I'ARIStl OF OR CITY OF NEW ORLEANB. " Kown, That on this thirteenth in the year one thousand nine - al eleven, .efore me, William a notary public in and for the Orleans, State of Louisiana, duly and qualitled. and in the of the witnes-ses hereinafter named Si~ssnd. personally came and ap oeron whose names are here all above the full age of who declared that availing them the ,rovisions of the general laws Ntate.relative to the organisation they have covenanted and sad do by these presents covenant Sbld, form and constitute them qs well as such other persons as may - e-after become associated with a corporation and body politic the objects and purposes and Sr tements and stipulations fol ARTICLE I. .M and title of the corporation hfmamis declared to be the "Pan ber and Lnd Land Company," and same It shall have and enjoy advantages and privileges grant to corporations. It shall exist at ninety-nine years from this ha l have power and authority me and be sued, make and te seal (the same to change ); hold, receive, purchase, con hypothecate or pledge prop mal and personal; Issue bonds, other obligations or negotiable have and employ such man officers, agents and other interest and convenience srporation may require; make nseen by-laws, rules and regu tho corporate management and tbs stairs of the corporation ARTICLE II. of said corpratlon shall of New Orleans, State of all citations or other legal be served upon the president, sert of his absenc or Inability san cause, the same shall be the secretary of this corpora S IARTICIE III. and purpoes for which this Is olgtise and the nature of tobe carried on by it, are ( to be as follows: treelve, own and bold mort. debeatures. shares of capitalli obligaltion contracts, vi debtedness and other property. Ai the rights, powers and prtivl- I I owners thereof, to do a sets and things tendlig to in mane of the property at any _ the corporation; to issue to seure the same by pledesl ,t*ust or mortgage apon the prt of the promperty held by sad to sell or pledge smeh rorporate purposes, as -_1 ol directors shall do- d :'"e promitlon of its said to lease, purchase, hold. _netra',e and convey real and within and without the d sad in any part of the t execute, carry out, work, develop, administer, nstrl in the tate of Louals publi, works, Improve lences of all kinds In (whether propelled by ,orse or other power ), itc works, terminals, ca'ala, hotels, piers. , Y and like works of later ineluding sewerase, dralna water, gas, electrif Ilhta, rphic and power suppy markets, schoo and ed ttons and all other works of public utility; to apply, d otherwslae acquire any con sad eoncessions for, or In b oWstruction, executlos, ear- P at, mmanagemenr, admi of any works and con- 6 er private, and to ude a,1 arry out and dIspeee of, k t to aconat, the same; to 6 rthing neceemry, sultablMe Sacomplshmet of an y and attalnments o ny of abefore enumerated, or M any time appear for the eoeporst!on eapable of ii arted on In connett witon qleulate direetl or indire t the value of or render the corpuration's p e o buld and oer sawmills, sod any kind of wood-work- i the manufteture of all nd a tnto merchatable ,pio t ramroade, callroadsr, . hand to eonstruct dirtQ necessatr for th e o tral millng mlo eu - for the nsaufaturing1 hba thges, sash, doors, YIndo - turned work and other mer and to buy and sell of all kinde nd to comr merchandise buels. ce may conduct Its busess t and have am or more a of the State of LosLa, - the several States and 'Ter SUnited States of Amerlee, S tt of Colum . and i , th foreign countries ei mortsage, convey, trea pioperty in said Stte and a esi etock of this earporatioe Shereby iaxd at ten millie s .00), divided late snd wi -ee hundred thousand (105,- to _ th per value of see hu SW100.00) each, e whieh shares shall e preerred (6) per cent etock, a twes- he I ehall ha emme. etock, 4m t for in esmsh i see an atm d aIn sec amounts at directors may detesminse g he issuad at net hem than pa sestal mdoared, or eor to L s erdias may be deaignated by the board anald corporation shall commence business and become ing conCern so soon a ten thousa.nd dou- of nthe capital stock shall have been subscribed for. ARTICLE V. All the corporate powers of this corpora tion shall be rested Inand the management and control of Its affairs shall be exercised by a bomad of flie directors, composed of of all busIness. The directors shall bel elected annually by ballot y the stockho il er, on the 0second Tuesday of January of each ver. Each stoekhoslder shall be en 'ttied to one vote for each share of stock held and owned by him, either in person or by prtoy. All elections shall hie helit after tn days' prior notIce by maerl shall have been sent to each stockholder at his last known address. Failure to elect direc tors o the date speciftied shall not act as a orfeiture of this lcharter, but the dl rectores tohn In offlce shall act until tlelr succtassors shall have been duly elected and qiualhlebd. Any vacancy occ'urring on said bIan:rd from any caulse shall be tilled -il the remalning directors for the unexplred term. I umedlately lupon th' sltn lu of thit clulrter tihe stockhotlders sihaill ieed l t I elect five dlirectior. wholl shall serve til the ele.tltion of thi-Ir sotleosora, to in, lih as her Inhl tl.ohlneti. Said il.ard tof dllre.tors, anti all sutc-iel in sallrlms, shall, at thol eir first iteithi_ elect froitu theIr nuninther a itresidetl, vice, iprisid tnt and a .-i.r.l'tarv. Th'ie lir t rllrt of til crporathtioin shall have thee rul;ht to aip lint aind dl,isltis siuch clerk. nian i aild other eillhovesCte of the iorpir:tl. oii a ts i tontlit Ions .a. r it li ly or ihi ttl ros it th ckorpolatlin reqilre'. Tile telnulr if ifflte f tit altl oelitp.sie of the corplor Ilon shall teiti dlrlttg t hei pleastlre it tuhe haord of diprdctors. Any d If the cdrllretor nshall iitie the right io aloitnt by writtlln instriitierit anotheit diret.t, r or stoctkhtldlr tio iat a. llr llroil altit In hio s steati at allvy itnd all nrettlugs of the board of dlretors. ARTI('LE VI. 'his act of Incorporatilon may ibe changed, Inodlitlet., or allt'ret,, or ithi cor inlrailon nmay e dissolvedl, with the assent If ti it re-fltlrtlns of the capital stock preis ent, or representel, at aI gefncral meeting of the stocklhoders convtenrd for that pur pI'i+ after ten days' prior notice of snch ileiting shall have ibeen gIven bty publiHa tion In one of the daily newspapers three times during sald ten d ays. ARTICLE VII. W Ihenever this corporatitn Is lisortletf either ity limItation of its chartir, or from - any other cause. Its affairs shall be liqul dalted by three commissioners to be elected from among the stockholders, at a geperal meeting of the stockholders convened for that purpose, after thirty days' prior no tice of said meeting shall have been given aid fty publication in one of the daily news Iap,-rs published In this cite once a week during said thirty days. Said commssfion. ers shall remain In office until the affairs - liquidated, In case o, the death of either of said corporation shall ave been fully t of said commissioners, the survivors shall continue to act. SARTI(CLE VIII. No stockholder of this corporation shall ever be held liable or responsible for the con Stracts or faults thereof, n any further sum than the unpaid balance due to the corpora ted ion on the shares owned by him, nor shall I i" any mere Informality in organizatlon lavei e the effect of rendering this charter null, t nor of exposing a stockholder to any Ilabil- d n Ity beyond the amount of his stock. v Thus done and passed in my notarial of n flee at New Orleans aforesaid, In the pre- it idence of William A. Wenck and Edgar G. t a- Gould, competent witnessea of lawful age t and residing in this city, who hereunto sub scribe their names together with said par I iet and me, notary, on 'the day and dte t Iset forth in the caption hereof. n d (Original sgned) (SUBSCRIBERS. ) WM. A. WENCK. EDGAR G. GOL'UI.L. WM. RENAUDIN. h in Notary Public. i I, the undersigned recorder of mortgages n t- in and for the Parish of Orleans, State of t Loulsiana, do hereby certify that the above is and fo'egoing act of incorporation of the S : Pan-A'ierlcan Lumber and Land Company was tills day duly recorded in my office o In Boo' 10'i, folio -. SNew Orleans, La., July 261. 1911. (Slgned) EMIILE LEONARD, D. t. d l(Seal.) o I I. the undersgned notary, do hereby c ' certify the above and foregoing to be a o true and correct copy of the original act of Incorporation of the "Pan-timerlean d Lumber and Land Company." together with n the certificate of tbc recorder of mortgages thereunto appended, on file and of record in my office. In faith whe-sof I hereunto set my hand and seal this 26th day of July, A. D. lI, . I S(Seal.) i (Slgned) WM. RENAUDIN, i d Notary P'ublic. t July 27 aug 3 10 17 24 31 1911 CHARTER e TOF 'lIIE SU PIT SIULR UR, MINEDAL £ AOIL COM PANY. INCORI'ORATED. .. C UNITED STATES OF -AMFIRICA, STATE a OF o )UISANA, l ARISH OF r OR- a LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEA s. tb. Be it knowtn, that on this the 31t day o af the month of uly, in the year of our Lord ode tholasud nine hundred and eleven, and t Sof the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and thirty-slxth, Tbefore me, Alexis Brian, a notary public o duly commisioned and qlalifped wphln and for the parish of Orleans, state of Loull- o alna, therein residing, and in the presence, of the witnesses herelnaftar named and un dersgned, personally came and appeared the several persons whose names are hereunto r subscribed, who declared that, avaIling , , themselves of the provisions of the laws of *, this state relative to the organIatlon of , eroraotIons, they have organled anod do by h these presents organize and form themselves lt and such other persona as may hereafter af JI ola them, nd their nccessors Into a corpo- ad ration and body politic in law under the covenants, agreement and ostipuolatiuni o lowIng, to-wit: ARTICLE I. a The name of this corploratlon shall be the h "SOUThi IUI'I'IR IINERAJL AN-I) OIL is COMPAKNY. INCOR"N'OIATUD." It shall *p enjoy ail the righta and privilegla ganted a by law to corporatloas; t shall exist for a h period of aLnety-amla (90) years, unleds sooner dlmolved u hereInater provided; its be -domklleahall be i the cIty of e Orleanl , state o Louisiana, wtheore citation and other legal proceae shall be served on its pwea- th dent and ian hs abenee ona the tvice-gres dent ofl thae corporation. - ARTICLE I1. This cororratIon saIll have poer to ca trac. ,s andbe sued in lt corporate h, aname; to maLe and use an corporate eall; to hold, eee, l urchas or otherwise acquire. convey, mrtgsgs, hLyotheate or pledge pro perty both real and pen aul ; to is bond, notes and other obllatioms; to borrow or "lead money; to have and employ such man- be agers, directors, ocerm and other employea as the baiea ol this eolpotion may e-e quir ar its eode t; atnd to make ad ema tabtlsh such by-lnw, rule and rulntiu5 set for te management and control or the af- s fair of said operaten ne may ib dra. We or neesary. del ARTICIE III. The olJects an purpoe for whclh thi all eorporation is organisod and the nature of tie bei to be carried on by it am decinaud to he: to urhe, emse or other. wie scqulre, to sal and genrally to deal i lnds in thie otate or i neighboring . state; to oustrt or othrwis acqulre i weeks and fppl a m or the c- t a t mneral substanc; to acquir, ib purhse, lreas otre rtoe and to operate oil wsb, redmniss e , u their aopprten- * a s ito Imrhesm and sell and genmerlo y sam i ~Ii t a securt tiesrlt o ethr wlc~rt ithe perptt hereln mt hae ard the president and by the secretary. This corporation shall egin businests as soon as lses ten thousand dollars s $10o000.00 of Its as stock shall have been subscribed for. sock ARTICLE V. All the corporate powers of this company, including the right to purtchase. convey,. ra- mortgage and hypothecate real estate shall ent be vested in, and the management and c(-n sedl trol of its business shall sw exrocised by a f of board of directorg. .,mlposed of three *"ock ball holders, two of whom shall contlturt. a tlon quorum for the transa,.tion of all linil. uits. S. I' b Messrs. J. S. Bradtly. ,. t'. Wells and 4;.,'rgE old A. Sinlmm shaltli '.nl titnlte the tirst hIntI rlf of director, who shall hold office as such until en- the second Monday in July. 19l12. On the ock second Mondsy in .JItly. 9i '. and attuaillytlI son thereafter, there shall I.." at nmlting of ield stockholders. convenied upon the call of the atll secretary by giving ten dlatys' rntlie, thereo f I his to 'each stockliholder throigh the mails di rec- rcted to his last known pIlle tof resldnae ie act or business, at which a Is.ird of dire.tlors d- shall Ib chosen for the, elilling year. Each Ietr stockhohl,,:. shall b, entitled to one tie ntl for c-at-h sha:trte of sttock own-lld by hlt. to bea , aUtid ast ehithllr In t.-ran p r Iby proxy. All ele I4 tions shall Is held by Iv allot. if d,.land hi reld tatthle Itherefor h' any at tockhildtri,. Th. billot shall ,he endtaill,,d Uniler the sup rvi' - itt titn of two stsckhltldtrs aplint.t .d t y tic '. tt t l,'.-It lnt o- f the ct"rpl 'atio jal. The. ditr, toa rs atil at ,ointed hv this charter at r any directors cIl i -aahseat n'ltltl"- el'te- ,.id silll It ,,:thtal'e itan otli.t unttil thll- el luin:l aI ual n tlllilll lt, of storl ed holder.i and until lheir t suc eh rs haIvc. t .,tten i1-" filth, ela"eted and 4111:llisp s a nd, n no failure ho ,i .il'h t dil i tec -tdo s saahaill t.Ia t l l'l a :t'. . aa a t f aorl tti aas ate of this ch ate t. a v'baalet y toatata Itt t in taird rtd hall t-t tilit d a ay ah t r-at linng o a dit.hectors for :Ike un.,,pir.d term. The a lt i e t, taie to appoiht tand irt.iss lh I or clerks. agrntis, tnanagerI-s ola d oth0,r tmpll os.I Er which th.. buisinles. of the tnpally may re-' qlirt'. Alllty tone of titi diractors aIshall have or tIe right. to deletgiate ill ririsidlt aItt iloh-r lten irctl. r hslt a th oritylt' and-ll fM ,'tt lit %i in .1,atu h dilr.iector, to he exercised at any i1 " itng of r AlrI "l.l. VI.{ I LThe tie.r. of this corporation shall tt l- an i.h oells f al president,. vice rtsi nt, . re i- y and. iol a treasurer, tans titrry of which of oritr es. excepting those of tipresidentl and vell , Ivt presten teiray eb heldtn Iby the -s.mte indovidl aal. I ntil the setcotnd Mo ndlitIa in .t ly, nll nr I11, Mri. J1. S. Brady shail Ise leshlent and ur treallnurer of this colrporation Mr.. It. . trh Wells shall e vhire-president, and Mr. teo. thereafter, the oardi of directors imumnedlate ly upon their election by the stockholders sha:l meet and select fron Ol their own null Ier the otli.ers aforesalhi, wh, sh,.all thold oft F h., lie until the ensuing iualnaaa stockholder.s rm meeting, or until their datce'..rs shtlall have Uld been duly electted anti qualint- nl a AltTItCLE VII. so No stockholder shall ever be held liable en or reswonsitle for the contracts, faults or n rs debts of this corporation teyond the amount ek of the Italance dlule Iby him on his stock suib n- scrlptaon, nor shlall any, mere Informality herein have the effect of riendering thiis chr charter null or of expasing any stockholder el to liability except as above provided. a ART'ICE VIII. This act of Incorporation may be changed and modifled or amended. or the corporation p Ill may be dissolved with the assent of stock a- holders owning a majority of all thei stock at i of the company, expressed at a general meet- Is - ing convened for that purpose, and after at In ll least ten days' written notice of such meet- hI ing and of its purpose shall have been given de to each stockholder through the mall ad- at - dressed to his last known place of residence or business. In case of dissolution of the 't-corporation by vote of thei stockholders or 'h- by expiration of this charter, the affairs of G. the corporation shall be liquidated under e the survision of thre stockholders who - shall b elected at a general meeting of such to r- stockholders called.as aforesaid. In case of te the death of any one of said liqluidating com missloners, the remaining commissioners shall select a successor to him. Thus done and passed in my ofce at the of city of. New Orleans. on the day and date herein first above written in the presence of Mesrs. I. I. naal and G. W. itcy.eltzer. competent witnesses, who have hereunto signed their names with said appearers and me, notary, after due reading of the whole. a (Orlginal signed) : J. S. Brady, 39! shares: :e D. Wells. 1 share: Geo. A. Simms, 10 Sshares. Witnesse - : I. R. Saal, Geo. W. cic SC Schweitzer. IALEXIS BRIAN, Notary PMblic. e I, the undersigned deputy recorder of mortgages in and for the parish of Orleans. ta do hereby certify that the foregoing charter of the South Sulphu-, Mineral and Oil Com- sh pany. Incorporated, was this day duly re- itI corded in my omce In book 1051, folio -. y New Orleans. July 31st, 1911. t (Signed) EurIL LEONARD, .t DLeputl. Recordecr of Mortgugae. 1'a I herebyv certir the above to be a true copy of the original charter of the South in Sulphur, Mineral and Oil Company. Incor- Io d porated, together with the certificate of the deputy recorder of mortgages thereto at tached. New Orleans, July 31, 1911. ALEXIs BRIAN, Notary Publie. (Seal) aug 3 10 17 24 31 sep 7 1911 CHARTER JACKSON COMPI'ANY. UI'NITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF IAOUISIA.NA. PARISH OF OR LEANS, CITY OP NEW ORLEANS. E Be It known, that on this 28th day of the . month of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eleven, and of the Independence of the United 8tates of America the one .-andred and thirty-sixth, b hefore me Frederlk Charles Marx,. a notary six Spublic. in and for the parish of Orleans. dr state of Loulslana. duly commlissioned and thl qualified, and in the presence of the wit- Un Snesses hereinafter named and undersigned. Ito personally came and appeared: the several o I persons whose names are hereunto subscrib ed, all above the full age of majority, who e severally declared that avalling themselves of the provisions of" the general laws of this state relative, to the organiZation of corpo- a ratlons. they hare formed and organised IA and do by thele presents form themselves aia and those whom they represent. Into. and wh constitute a corporatIon and body politic li the law, for the objcYt9 Ynd purposes and un dr the stipulatons and greements herein- bu after se orth and exprtssed, which they adopt as their charter, to-wit: : MRTICLE I. The name and title of this corporation shall be and is hereby declared to he the pal JACK)SON COMPANY. Its domicile sball p I lin the city of New Orleans. state of Lou- co islans, and it shall have andi enjoy succes- be slon by its corporate name for a period of be aninety-nline years from and after the date pas hereof. ed bAll cltations or other legal process shball a he served upon the president, and in the ele event of his absence or inability to aet from ra any calluse. the same shall be served upon den the vice-presideant. bol ARTIC.LE II. The ohbje.ts and purpose for which this ab corporation .t organised and the nature of l the business to be carried on by tit are by hereby declared to be to conduct a hotel, . restaurant nnd saloon busIaness In this stats. ma ARTICItE III. The ecpital to. k of this corporation Is citj hereby fxed at the sum of ten thousand dol- A lars ($10,000.00) divided Into and repre- co senated by one hu-ndred shares (100) of the wh par vwaln of one hundred dollars ($100.00) tar each, wbleh shall be paid for in casuh In j such amounts, and in sueh manaer and at she such times as the board of directors may sch determine, or the same may be issued at not Ca less than par value In full payment for pro perty aetailly received by or services actu ally rendered to the comlpany: suheb stock when so Issued shall be full paid and non- I ameseable. ARTICLE IV. o This corporatlon shall have power and nuthority to contract, ee and be sued In tts corporate name, make and use a corpo rate ual (the same to change or alter at pleaure); bold, receIve, lease, hbtre and pnrchase property, both real and personal. and to ell, mortge or pledg tbe smie: arrorw money, Isue bds, nots or other evidne of in us d assume the aug nsame; hire. mplo and dischadrge, all ea - ere, agents ad epksees and fi their - salaries ad eompenamton ad make such Ly-laws, ree, and regulations f the pro eard ot three who shatl c e BEk a heus, sad shall bae I d at the anml metin at the stbekhelrltn be W he de the enais of h h at en:Sao- a t. a w. mtb bE - bo urnS at lea Sth h oting - Iw eir lll - ' Ills The board of directors shall presceril, tlie as manner in which said m.eeting shall Iw held its and the votes cast and tilte rteult ascertain ed. The failure teo hbil d any annlllual ntee' t Ilng shall not terl' inalt.e lhi lt chl'rter Ibit the ultel'ers thene in l.:ie till euntinuet in' Il i'.. atUn s.holl isietellun ate nnDIliii tfiie ig as vy, soon at possible. y'I TI 1 1e h lard of dlirector of. this i orp",r I tion shall exercise all ihII p ter,, -. both nii '- eral ecand lpecial. vetteed iln ilt- c--very;I - e h ,x, i'"1 "t hel hby the Sha i.ol , r i the mci a I aul l I 11 .111 in no c ,,l:lcil .,Ic t.i . lu iti Ucncc it anic nlleti . of Il l..hi. Ii. . P r- .of '"; thie c nlp r tit ee fy olr " ;l thi z anit. c i t, ti( ori r I , eitin. ,ot t .l . nli rl . " i.1, ,et l tl e er cld into Iy thI , . id h, rl ,f dir,. t. ..; le' ' t I . . ie.l. of Ilect h i ll b.le pali it l eI t, it i1 eall i Jent, . i ; el . - i. 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I'ro1l e111cIc . 1 I'i ci, ill I t.le c. i eitherl I c I, clcl e l , - ,i f ctih c inrt l l shl c lci 'u s .\ll reor linumb t atd a ,Ineti li ti he h ard .h ilstl clii hic cIi.x , l-to illothirl,1 , di lrlt,'r' i. t' '1'ruanfer s of .torok illl lint hie Io- llz' ut Iln ll i- t :i t ilte lic .ks I tcd he hc. ,:of tli. toik .ilhaill h 'le eltitlet I tcc c e i l . I e'tM er il enislk i i i ccr lh proxy at all ouidiien ii of thei .slct'k holhce.rs. n 'I 114. corporation .hart colueuce hi Stcic ccslcctl cliTLE 1 clicte. i t reun e I'hllicc ltd ii lnel c - all ite., ilc-iile , ll ,,, llt'fll it c ,il ii 11 sto slula ll+ d hae h 1-. SThiis tilot of incorporation may Ilit iehnlgedl Inl cdiitie or altered. or this corpeilorll'ati I' t ie distclvclct wiu t he lic' ..eut oi f t ol thinrd. I cf the capital iistick il're'.etlt or rt.lpres.c ,Uted at li g 'nerale tl lmee'ltlug of thi e I tctklhIlders. clionvecel ftir that lpurpose afl iiter thirty daysl' prihr iltlicce of such tueit ing shiall alie Ihereli liitUven by publictit ll in ol if the dally Sliewspapers punlished in i the city of Ne Itrleans once a week dlringi said thlirty dalys, and suchle canges its lill tie icade in rref.r elce', to the capital stuck shaill relire in Sadtdition forty day. prior written notice byl ermail to eacho stockholer. It ARTI'I.I.: VII. s l'enever this coleleoraetion i+ dissolved. elither lby Itmnitteen of its c.harte'r oir froeln any lother cause, its atfftirs sha!l Ie lqil datetd bly twio 'oemmnisiouners elected y tile stocikhoilders from among their numleer at a general meeting of the stoc'klodeirs con. d ineu for that purlose, after hlllrty days n prior notice shall hlay- l.-n givren In the same manener as provided e e Article VI, an. k at which llmeeting their comiensatlon shall I- lie tixeiL Sail c'ommlsscioeners shall remain Itn efce utntil tie affairs of the corperation Shave Ie-n fully llluidated,. In case of n death of either of said 'oulnmissloners, the I- survivor shall c-ontlnue tee act. e ARTI'LE VIII. S Ne -iteckholder of this corporation shall r ever be betl Ilable or iesponsile for the Scontracts or faults thereef in any further rsum than the unpalsd balance due to the by him, nor shall any mere Informality In organlzation have the effect of rendering this charter null or of exposing a share holder to any liability beyond the amount of his stock. f ARTICLE IX. The subscribers hereto have each t. itten O losite their names the number of shares su ,scrilbe for, so that this act may also serve as the original subscription list. Thus done and passed. In my office at the city of New Orleans, aforesaid. In the pres en'e I, Eugene Ii. Saunders and K. Johnson, colnpetent witnesses of lawful age and re' siding in this city, who hereunto sign their names with the said appearers and me, no tary, after dlne reading of the whole. SOriginal signed : tC. . Jackson. 20 shares; J. F. Wallenbuy, shares: Jas. L. Ilarding. 5 shares. nWltnesses) : Eugene 1. Saunders, K. Johnson. FoeinED. C. MARx, Not. Pub. Stale of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans. I, the tundrsigued recorder of mortgages. In and for the parish of Orleans, state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that athe above and foregoing act of Incorporation of the Jackson l'ompany was this dlay duly record ed in my office in olok 1051. folio -. New Orleans. July 28, 1911. ( Signed) EMILE LEINARDit, Secalp) LDgy. Recorder. A true copy: FnRED. C. MAI, Not. Pub. CHARTER OF OZARK LAND COMIANY. UNITED STAThe OF AM)RItCA. 8TAJ'E I OF hOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR i.EANS. Be it known, that on this the twenty sixth day of July, In the year nineteen hun dr(e and eleven and the one hundred and thirty-sixth of the Independente of the United States, before me, James Barkley Rnosser, Jr., a notary public, duly commis sinned anti qualified, personally camne and rI1pea red, it, my office in this city, the par tes hereto seearlrbed, who declared that pursuant to the laws of ts state th ey I ereby form and constitute themselves into a tlne years, with a domicile in this city, where all legal process rshall be served on the president, or vice-president In the ab sence of the president, with the object of buying or "otherwise eacquiring and selling or otherwise alienating lands In the Unilted States, improved and unImproved, and gen ierally all things appeortaining thereto and with all powers and rights granted to cor- - porations: with a capital stock of one hun dred dollars par value each, which shall be paid for when subscritbed; all corporate powers to be vested in a board of directors, I composed of three etockholders, who shall | be elected at a meeting of stockholders toi e held as soon as this act Is signed and passed and whose succesaors shall be elect- I ed on the irat Monday of June, 1912, and annually thereafter; lmmediately after its I election . sld board of directors shall select I from their number a president, vlice-presi dent, and secretary-tresaurer, who shall bold ofice until June 1912, when their suc- • cessors shall be selected by the board of dl rectolrs to be chosen In that month, and all vacancies in' ofce and board shall be filled ' by the remalnlng dIrectors and at its disno lotion this corporation shall be liquidated by Its president. Thla act shall constitute, alas, the orig inalsubhscrtption lIst of the corporation, as Thuds done and passed, In my of at the I ceity orf New Orleans, ion the day, month and year irst before written, in the presence of I Alphonse J. (uneo and James Thrtiffley, competent witnesses, domiciled in this city, who slga with said appearers and me, no tarv, after readin the whole. . JOrigilal signeA): Earl A. Derftard, 20 sharest: A. 0. You, 5 shares Ed. Gaut schl, 5 share.. (Witnesses): Alphonse J. . Cuneo, James T~trtlley. J. !. Rossas, Ja., Not. Pab. * I, the undersigned recorder of mortgages in and for the perish of Orleans, hereby ertitiy that the above and foregolng act of incorporation of the "Osark land Co." wa this day duly recorded in my oIce I I ook 1051, folo --. New Orleans, July 27th, 1911. (Signed) EIaILa LSONAD, D. RI ru ce B. ] osna. Ja., Net. 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Hr hreIln ter a41 lIh selvls ut til e i l rorihi, , nI o tihe la n of tIs raiti ns llt the.I .7 i erllc it tri I a or e r alion fi'o the term of linietl' n enlars; I 'roum 1111 ti ay. ulnf -her ,f nami of ili. AN e In EAI.T l' l:l It ANYt4 . w'h\ Hll l .IiniT ltill, in lls h titici', for thl lJirpose i Initing Nnl slll. d fr aimont of others, itn the delng of any n si l all tlhilinIn t nll tilllln w ith or per g1 ta Ieng il ithe 1 eraI real estat e f l uisina\,I . n. The capital stock ball y e Fifty ThIo saind i S.liM I T.oliars, divided Into Jive Hun Ilreid andtli Shares of the par value ot One n manner as the Board tof .Irectlrs sey de as termine. o The corporation nlhle .egin Itsiness f cat oncei. nd shall havde alll h power and all .e tllority to hlorrow mle on tranct, syle anil e- ie' suI' in its cOrpordrthe name ; to hoile, re , ceive, ,.lllrcha . sell anil nllley.g andtl molrt Sgage, effect anof hplr,threan l l oirty lianith Ir ali and personal, anhei to n1am. and api . , point srceih ontl'ers. agents and eImp'yi'eel s Its nterlat ; anlnd collvelnilen may r .lsires. o r The ll'siness sha ll I ee ctncTlloe u v a te urld 'l , lrecltors ,f not less tir thre ,. not- more than seven dlirec.tors, wu:. shall Ie elected ( thaellsot on thep first iamday of JIlly of ea'h year, alt an Dlecteoac it which lis darys notice in writing shaell ali sent Ilh aR'h director by maill. Eah share of stoeak hl:all lie entitledl to one vote ither in per o All ctdisoay andv all other oleal Iroc's I I i' sIs wa inmIts ile d e shall ,ti served on ninde c'resident. and in his aencale or inallility t act upon the lt'ie o stoch holder shall ever hie held lialeuli or responsible for the contra ets or ifaill of this cororration in any further sum tshah the unpaid halance due to the corpor fl lno on the shares owned oey him. nor shall ant mere Infeormality in organlation have the Se lect of rendering this chart'er null or of exposing a srtockholder to any lialility be yond the amount eo his unpaid stock. At the terminatlion of this charter the alt fairs shall he liquidated ly the Board of p 1r rectors. Thus done and passed at my office in this city on the day. month and year here inabove first written. In the presence ol Burke. comptent wiltnessea, who hereunto sign their names, together with the saidu appearers and me, notary, and the said al Spearers in ardition have set opposite their names the numbler of shares nl ertimd Ivl them, so that this act shall also serve as - reading of the whole. NAMtES OF SIGNERS (IMITIf'E. ii. E. UPTON. JAMES M. BURKE. I JOHIN R. UITON, Notary Public. I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages t in and for the Parlish ofi Orleans, state of Louliana. do hereby certlify. that the aleov and fioregoing act ofl incorporation olf the Pelican Realty Compnany was this day duly recorded in my office in Book 1051, fohllo New Orleans, Auiguist 3, 11411. frIILE LEONARD, D. t. A true copy. New Orleans, La., Aug.ll 3, 1911. (Seal) JOtIN R. UPTON, Notary Ptiilic. Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31; Sept. 7, 14, 1911. Quarding its Own Gee.ts Honesty. in its purpoae, looks but little ontside of itself; bonaor gefael ously aids to deserve the good opinionU of the best nnding kieener anogush in y the morl stalin or blemish than in grievous bodily wounda. Honesty guards its own goods, and loves self 1 lnterest, while it gallantly protects the weak relieves the oppressed from the I grasp of cruel force, redreser the in U Juries of others or defends its owa )I pure diltgnty.-albert Mathews.r t Art Enthusiasm. I "Does the public of Crimson aulch a remember my previous visit?' asked r Mr. Stor.mingto Barnes. "It doe." o teplied Bronebo Bob. "And is it naiting to receive me with open arms?" "Not exactly open arms. It lookhe more like a case of concealed wemap oas."-Washlagton Star. Sed Impulms. A mere gooad impulsea that doesr not result in good works is ratber worse than useless. for if not carried out ti deed it has a reactlon listead of as aetion as its outcome. Settled, Father-I don't thlnk much of that yong SlnkaEs wbo calls to mee yo. Daughter-Never mind father. I think enough ofi him for both of sort NethOng. Dliks-Where I spent Chrietmas last year the thermometer dropped to sero. Itanke-Thats fothng Bloatk-What's usthiag? Jiaa- Why. serol C dnBcesienat 1e , f New AOanqus-u dot t bella. yes s II m E Mis NaRD, D.. mA t lEru- o H osnes t I itbpurt o e s los but lite Ustsd o telf;b. rgnr MADE WITH MOLASSES VARIOUS GOOD FOOD ARTICLES' IN WHICH IT IS USED. b rections tor the Making of Ginger bread. Pudding. Pie, Muffins ana Parliament Cake With This Wholesome Cane Product. ti ,, that i th , t .1 t, 'l. l T r tU 0, s -th " r \,rl:,lus \Italll,. in th, o ut 1'"!. is oft,'11 cii I ti) lookin -'141 1t :; 1 V\ thli i n No betti r t l.,l vx I:s thain thli. ,ur. protou t if the rionaJ inaial point if flew b, tl u I l . rt a h ol.: mne and alt abl, fo 1,l 1 I nt " 1 rxii Iis as \n llabilo. It 1 itl n:ntr rall) a kitnl of hniey. i l. n",n is i i :it, ,-n .d io a tihr"o ,I iftr enlt kitl. i -a i.r, a liixitlir. of cane elar, hi ch cryiistallize ; a fruit Iu.gar. whi,'h does not candy at all, anlll of invllert suglr, a corn mpound of the tIwo i'i ,ak.ryv suilli lies many ta s of (t lint it. As ci.uge -rread,- ,. il taffy, plain in a irost ix iolasses littcher, to b.e used, in rc'al like honey, or eaton a)ininantly ats :i1n ace(piCellCdll nlit of t milk puddings of all kinlds It may be Us.-.l. Il oliad m olasses lulings are liked, so are batter Ipuhlhings e-aten with syrup Witl hoiled rice it goes well and also with blanc mange. If oatmeal I is the dish molasses accompanies it as a sweetemng agent splendidly, and, In this case, corrects the slightly binding action of a most excellent food. The richness of mincemeat and plum puddings Is due to molasses greatly, and molasses pies are very good. Gingerbread.-Sift three-quarters of a pound of flour into a basin, add half a teaspoonful of salt, half a teaspoon ful of carbonate of soda, one teaspoon ful of ground ginger, one teaspoonful of allspice, a little grated nutmeg ard half a teaspoonful of ground cinna. mon. Melt together in a saucepan, one cupful of molasses; a quarter of a pound of sugar, a quarter of a pound of butter and half a cupful of I milk. Cool and add to dry ingred ients with two well beaten eggs. Mix well, then pour into a buttered and floured cake tin. Bake slowly for Sthree-quarters of an hour. Molasses Puddlng.-Beat together four ounces of butter and three ounces of sugar till quite creamy. Add one well beaten egg, three-quarters of a teacup of molasses and gently told in half a pound of sifted flour. Add as much slightly warmed milk as will be necessary to form the mixtures In to a soft consistency, then add one teaspoonful of groune ginger, and one beaping teaspoonful of baking powder. Beat all very well together, pour into a greased basin, or mold, cover with greased paper, and steam for three hours. Turn out on a hot platter and serve immediately. Molasses Ple.-Beat the yolks of four eggs with one cupful of brown sugar, add one cupful of molasses and two teaspoonfuls of grated nut. meg, then add two tablespoonfuls of melted butter, two heaping teuaspoon fils of cornstarch, mixed with three tablespoonfuls of cream, and the whites of the eggs stimf beaten. Pour the mixture into two pie tins lined with pastry Bake for 40 min utes. Beat up thyee whites of eggs stiffly, add one heaping tablespoonful of sugar and beat again, then d;read over the top of pies, set in oven and = brown. Moldsue Muffine.--Quarter cupful of molasses, three heaping teaspoon- . fuls of baking powder, one-quarter teuaspoonful of salt, three eggs, one. half a cupful of milk, one capful ef flour and three-fourths cupful of rye meal. Mix and sift dry Ingredlents; t add remainlng ingredients; beat well. i Drop from a spoon into smoking hot . fat and fry to a golden color. Drain 5 and serve. Parliament Molasses Cakea.--Two 0 ounces of butter, one pound of mo. ii lasses, one pound of flour, one table- t. spoonful ground ginger, pearlash P silse of a nut, small piece of alum. i' Melt the butter, add molasses, pour tl among flour, ginger, add pearlash and p alum. Beat mixture till very smooth. t Leave It to get cold, roll out thin, cut into long pieces and bake in a moderate oven for 25 minutes. tl Two Cleansers. Boiled potatoes are an excellent sub stitute for soap when the hands have become soiled by contact with black* . ened pots and pans. Potato waterd should, besides, be kept for renovat. w ilnga silk. Although vinegar may be used to el eclean the outside of copper oooking ei utensils, care should be taken to avoid f letting any fall on the tin liningl of s the pen. To clean the pan inside and w out, by far the best method is to scrub A t with eoda, hot water and saosp. The ci outslde may then be polished with a tl rag dipped in vinegar. ol ac Kidney Stew. One beef kidney put on in cold we ter and let come to a boll. Then take it off and throw away the water, wash 1a the kidney and put It on again. D to this four times, then all the blood will w be out of it. Cut It up and take out to all the veins and put It In some more m f-esh water and cook till tender- w about four hours-and let the water m cook down to a cuptul, then season p1 with salt and pepper, and if youe Ike be put in some curry powder or some a vegeables and It -olll make a nice I cheap dish for a change. . t, S TRUE WEALTH. SThme is nothmihat makel men rich amd strong but that which they carryiided them. Wealth ci d he hmrt, not d the hand~-MiL Her Next Meve. "eInt me se," mused the young wife u she picked up the cookbook. "I have mixed the batter for the angel 4 ea. Now what de I do next ' 'telepeme ftor the doctor." a·saw S h am nstime s.adL, wbo happe- . gS al hm t (w a everbear be. S SAVORY MEAT DISHES $ SOME SIMPLE RECIPES THAT ARE WORTH TPYING. r- Beefsteak er' C.-scerele I', Easl;v Mi.; and Is Deicisus-graic I To'gueQ and Ve;etTit:le Stew Ase Tasty and Cr,eap. h Beefsteak En C ,serte- -T" i1 :tr.l! T . 1C: l .! ' 1 I',II I, ..II tI tv t . ' ·, , . , ! ,! t, 1 , IIlI :.<i II poor. u t ! Ip hn o h Iath . " t i ill W, .i '-, .... I tIand t !, , a .of , i d , , t ,In ', \ o t 1 v,1n e f o I"I , ."\ ? It ho' ir I ! I 'II.. l in ). t o :, aIII. t it, i eI ' I : halll "lIar, i light IrI n 1. i" 1, t f It 1 i. Ti ftTane in sat-lll r'-" ' I n I ,, t T: I ,.-t T l 'arnish ," th th n ii t . u it.'roe i Vegetab Stew-One hall (hI, lit('l w. an hour, then ,1 three cup ,s of dicedor potatoes. Cook until potatoes are ten. Ider allowing water ' rook all tll hen add rta t !e , d'f l tter and !';ti' p of milk.t r pot nd. fresh tonguear ' cover with bosnl roIng watelr iand trook slowly two hours. Rerove front water, blanch in cold water and r emov,' skin and roots, Cook one-ishquarte cup each of diced carrots, turnip and onion in butter aive minhutes and remove them to a deep braiaing pan. Brown tongue in pat and plac on vil pgetables in ptean. desired add clove. cinnamon and sweet herbs. salt and ppper of milk.ne clove, bit cinnamon, bouquet of sweet herbs, one teaspoon salt, quarter tea spoon pepper. t(over tongue one-hal pan two houater and. At the last hal hour the juice of a lemon may be odded. fivhen tender remove to a hot platter Thicken stock for gravy and poor aroundp braising pan. Brown tongue non hot dish. fat and plate on vegetableip It MAKING SOUP WITHOUT SCUM Nearly Every Woman Spoils Soup by Putting Meat on in Cold Wseet herbs altr. and pepper It is not generally known that meat, properly bouqiled, yield no "scum" khatever. "Scum" is pro duced only wteaspoon the meat is put o the stove in cold water. Nearly every .woman spolls the soup in that way. Only a few French cooks from the old country know how to produce good, clean soup without the slast half ht est appearance o "sa lemon may be al-dded. ways put the bone or meat into bol ing hot water. This method prevents the escape o the mot nutrltlou platter of the meat-the albumen, or, as It an egg in hot water and t pand paches; break it in cold water, allowing it to come to a bol, and you have-no egg-only "scaum" "8cum" in tried meat is the best part of the gravy you never throw t "Scumaway. y hot water, and you will have clea put o healthy ioup and no " acum." Vegetabhe Soup One cabbage, one turconip, two om ions, two cuarrot, two potatoes, a little parsley, pepper, salt, two quarts of water the cornbee with boiled in, a ile oa bread; try one of the onlon asliced n a little oil at the bottom ol the kettle or large saucepan; when it is calledbrown add the water, the bread toasted, the vegetables cut up in small pieces and seasoning; boil three or four hours, then mash the soup throush a colander or In the sauce pan with a wooder spoon and boilches; together ten minutes; r, too thick add more water and boil or ten minute-no if it is thin boil fast with the lid ora the pan until thick enough; sufclent for six. Fresh Things. Some oft the sians by which to tell good fruit and vegetables are here ou dlcated. Oranges are sound and juicy when heavy but not too hard. Radishes and turnips when spongy are not ft to eat. Pineapples are best wbhen the edges of the top are smooth; in in fterior qualities the tops are of the sawedged variety. Celery Is good when it breaks without much bending. Asparagus should be quite stiff. Nuts cannot be judged very correctly uanti they are opened, hut they should be of good weight and not too hard to crack. t ough Porterhouse Steak. The tough and of porterhouse steak Is often wasted because no one wants to eat it or serve it to others. This waste may be avoided by hoppilag the tough portion with some o' the suet, making it into balls and baolling it with the rest of the steak. Serve each member ofl the family a ball and a piece of tenderloin. if so desired the balls may be flavored with onion jfuice and chopped parsley. It is sometimes possible to have the chopping done at the shop. Weed in Egyptian Stonework. Probably the eldest timber In tbe world which has been subjected to the use of man is that fournd in the an citent temped. of Egypt In 'onnection with the stonework, wihich is known to be at least 4,000 years old. This, the only wood used in the construction of the temples, i o the form of ther, holding the end of one stone to anotla er. When two blocks w.'re laid in place an excagvatiou ablout an inch 4 deep was made in each blHlk, In whicb a tle shaped like an hourrglass isn drlv -n it Its therefore very difcuelte ,,rce any stonh from its pontloo.