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OUR SHOW WINDOW is filled with crystal cut glass; some thing new and attrac tive. The old con ventional de sign is re placed by graceful flowers on thin blanks. Thefrostedcut in bright base gives a very pleasing contrast. Goblets range in price from $2. :5 to $5.00 per dozen, tankards $2.50 to $4.i00 each, bowls and nappies $1.75 to $4.00. You will be interested in this line, call in and investigate it. R. MORNHINVEC & SON SSRTEET JEWELERS Warm Weather Garments So mnany Men and Boys need one or two pieces more of wear ing appearal to finish out the season. No place on earth could serve you better :. We will sell you one article as {. cheap as you could buy a dozen at wholesale elsewhere. e Have This Season Coods M. WINSBERG i "The Reliable Clothier" : lousas, -* Louisiana. A. C. SKILES i:yLUMBER! LUMBER! ALL Building Material ONE 286. -- OPELOUSAS, LA. WE BUY OR WE SELL FEED STUFFS 1*ats, Corn, Pure Corn Chops and Crushed Corn Husks. PELOUSAS GRAIN CO. *:Haas Warehouse near S. P. Railroad. ,-o-Ousas Louisiana i*Bon Ami Amusement Co., Ltd, to its patrons three rells of first clas pictures ight as good as shown any where. . . . SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Every Tuesday and Friday Nights. f e is made comfortable by electric fans the summer months. At 3 O'clock Dally. Eallti Sunldy After 0ss8 At 4,30 PRICE OF ADMISSIONS: 4dult 10els, Children Under 12 Co'ld july 1 MI eeting of tHoerdl of Trustees ol Town of Melville. Melville, La., July 5 1911. By an order of the Hon. Lester J. Williams, Mayor of the Town of Melville, La., I issue this his order calling a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen for the purpose of receiving reports, making ordinances, matters of finance and general business, therefore, take notice that a special meeting of the Board of Alderman will be held for the above purposes on Wednesday at 8 o'clohk p. m. July 5. 1911. We the undersigned members of the Board of Aldermen of the Town of Melville, La., do hereby accept service for the call of a fpecial meeting of said Board for receiving reports, making or dinances matters of finance and general business. (signed) E. G. RICHARD, C. W. STONE, H. S. JOSEPH, C. B. McNEIL. E. J. LeBLANC, Clerk. A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the Town of Melville, held on the above date, his honor Lester J. Williams, Mayor, presiding. Members present: E. G. Richard, C. W. Stone, H. S. Joseph and C. B. McNeill. Absent: J. L. LeBlanc. The minutes of the meeting of June 6, 1911 were read and ap proved. The minutes of the special meeting held June 28, 1911 were read and approved. The report of Lud Darnall was read and approved as follows: June 5 1911 Mary Sullivan fined $2.50. Cost $2.50 June 5 1911 Dave Sullivan, found not guilty. June 6 1911 Louis Lushinte, fined $2 50 Cost $3 00 The following bills were read and approved and vouchers ordered for the payment or same. Bill of Marshall Lud Darnall: To one month's salary $45 00 To one half of fines col lected 2 50 Work on bridges .25c; dray age on lumber .25c 50 Killing 1 dog; drayage, Sam Lushinte, $1.25 2 05 Nails from C. C. Johnson 90 Work on street crossings 2 85 Election Commissioner 1 day 300 Cost for taking up Stallion 50 Total $57 30 Bill of E. J. LeBlanc, Clerk and Tax Collector To one month's salary $2 50 Attending Mayor's court 3 trials 3 00 Total 5 50 Bill of L. J. Williams, .Mayor Attending Mayor's court 3 trials " $4 50 Bill of W. T. Smith Election Commissioner 1 day $3 00 Aouling off dead horse 1 00 Total $4.00 Bill of A. Rosenberg Election Commissioner 1 day$3 00 Bill of the Drug Store Sulphur .50c; alcohol .10c $0 60 t The following petition was n read as follows: 1 To the Mayor and Board of p Aldermen of'the Town of Mel- s ville, La. p We the undersigned tax payers and qualified voters of the Town of Melville respectfully ask that your Honorable body call an elec tion to take the sense of the electorate to issue five thousand dollars ($5000.00) of Certificates of Indebtedness, anticipating the revenues of the said town for a period of time to liquidate said indebtedness without increase of taxation, for the purpose of con tinuing the building of concrete side-walks at such places as will be for the betterment of foot travel of the town. And we the undersigned qualified" voters of said town pledge and obligate ourselves to vote and support the issuance of said indebtedness at an election to be called by your honorable body: Thomas Capps, L. P. Bridges, H. Rachal, Joe Triplette, W. T. Smith, Lud Darnall, J. M. Lavender, Peter Glasser, I. L. Westbrook, Bloch, C. C. Johnson, Anthony J. Strange, W. E. LeBlanc, Chas. A. Goudchaux, W. F. Brown, E. J. Lyons, R. E. Walling, J. Hill, T. J. Worden, Joe Mangiaracina, Jr., W. S. Rowe, Paul Artall, J. Artall Jos. Roth, Oscar Williamson, Sam Casse, George Perkins, L. H. Lyons, F. M. Able, S. J. De Leach, F. B. Cason, R. Cason, C. L. Philips, Geo. Mathas. Moved by E. G. Richard, sec onded by C. B. McNeil and and carried, that the petition be received and an election be call ed Tuesday August 15, 1911. On calling the roll the following vote was taken: E. G. Richard, yea; C. B. McNeil, yea; C. W. Stone, yea; H. S. Joseph, yea. Nays: none. The follewing ordinance was read. ORDINANCE NO. 1. Relative to indecent and obscene conduct on the streets and premises of citizens of the town and throwing out gar bage on side-walks and lots of the town: Be it ordained by the Mayor ind Board of Aldermen that any person or persons who shall be round guilty of extremely noisy ;onduct or of cursing at ori rf around any person or persons or conducting themselves in an ob scene or indecent manner in the L. streets or in any private or pub lic place or private house or yard s or having thrown out or deposit ed any garbage or offal on the r sidewalks or lots of the town; shall be finled iri the sum of not less than one and one-half dol ars nor more than twenty-five or imprisonment not less than five days nor more than 30 days e in jail at the discretion of the t Mayor. Moved by H. S. Joseph, seconded by C. W. Stone that the ordinance do now pass. A call of the roll resulted as fol Slows: Yeas: C. W. Stone, E. G. Richard, C. B. McNeil and H. S. Soseph. Approved at a special meeting held this 5th day of July 1911 A. D. LESTER J. WILLIAMS, Mayor. Attest: E. J. LeBLANC, Clerk. The following ordinance was read: ORDINANCE NO. 2. Ordinance against carrying con cealed weapons. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Melville, La., that from and after the passage of this or dinance to take effect immediate ly, that the state law relating to carrying concealed weapons be strictly enforced. That the town marshal! shall when he has good reason to be lieve that any persor has weapons concealed about him shall have said person searched and if he be found with such weapons to bring him before the Mayor who shall upon conviction fine said person not less than five dollars or more than $50.00 or imprisonment not less than 10 days nor more than 60 days at the discretion of the Mayor. Moved by H. S. Joseph, sec onded by C. B. McNeill, that the ordinance to prohibit the carry ing of concealed weapons be passed. Yeas: C. W. Stone, C. B. McNeill, H. S. Joseph and E. G. Richard. Approved at a special meeting held this 5th day of July 1911 A. D. LESTER J. WILLIAMS, Mayor. Attest: E. J. LeBLANC, Clerk. The following ordinance was read: n.TnTATT A .."Tn T' t id ORDINANCE NO. 3. An ordinance requiring all stores, iO shops, groceries, saloons and all places of public business 0) which are and may be conduct ;0 ed under the bans of the State of Louisiana and the ordinances of the Town of Melville, La., O except those exempt to be closed on Sunday; and forbid ding the giving or bartering or 0 selling on Sunday by the pro 0 prietor or employees of such' 0 establishments and fixing the penalty for the violation of the 0 same Section 1. Be it ordained by 0 the Mayor and Board of Alder *s men of the Town of Melville, La., that from and after the f passage of this ordinance all l- stores shops, saloons, and all places of public business which s are and may be licensed under n the laws of the State of Louisiana t or the ordinances of the Town of Melville are hereby required to e be closed at 12 o'clock on Satur I day night and to remain closed s continuously for for twenty-four e hours during which period of P time it shall not be lawful for I the proprietor or clerk thereof f to give trade or barter or give in - exchange of the stock or articles of merchandise kept in such 1 establishments. t Section 2. Be it further ordain ed, that whoever shall violate the pro'isions of this act and for each offense shall be fined in a sum not less than five dollars nor exceeding fifty dollars or im prisonment in the discretion of the Mayor, providing that the provisions of the act shall not apply to news dealers, keepers of soda fountains, places of re creation for amusement and health, public parks or prevent the selling of ice, printing offices, book stores, drug stores, apothe cary shops, undertaker establish ments, public or private markets, dairies, livery stables, railroaes, hotels, boarding houses, steam r boats and other vessels, ware houses for the receiving of freight, restaurants, telegraph ] offices, and any place of amuse- t ment, providing no intoxicating I liquors are sold in" the premises 1 and providiug that said establish ment herein above exempted s shall have a right to sell only l such articles of merchandise as a are in scope of their particular t business, providing further that c stores may be opened for the t purpose of selling anything s necessary in sickness or for 1l burial purpose with a written order from the Mayor. S Be it further ordained that all o ordinances or parts of ordinances b in conflict thereof be and the ii same are hereby repealed. u Moved by C. B. McNeill, sec- A onded by E. G. Richard, that the a the ordinance do now pass. Ain call of the roll resulted as fol- s. lows: Yeas: C. B. McNeill, H. S. t< Joseph C. W. Stone and E. G. A Richard. h Approved at a special meeting IV r held this 5th day of July 1911 A. - D. LESTER J. WILLIAMS, Mayor. SAttest: E. J. LeBLANC, Clerk. I On motion of E. G. Richard land seconded by C. B. McNeill the Board adjourned. LESTER J. WILLIAMS, Mayor. E. J. LeBLANC, Clerk. Melville, La., June 29th 1911. A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen held on the above day, his honor, Mayor L. J. Williams presiding, and the following members present: C. B. McNeill, C. W. Stone, E. G. Richard, H. S. Joseph and J. L. LeBlanc. Absent: none. The Mayor Stated that this meeting was called for the pur gose of canvassing and promul pating the returns of the election held on June 27, 1911, and re ceiving the proclamations from Governor J. Y. Sanders. The following tally sheet was read: Tally sheet for speclal election Town of Melville, La., Tuesday June 27, 1911: Total in Total in letter figure For provision of Act No. 136 of 1898 twenty four 24 Against the pro vision of Act 136 of 1898 none 00 W. T. SMITH, A. ROSENBERG, LUD DARNALL, Commissioners n Moved by E. G. Richard, sec oh nded by H. S. Joseph and car ried, that the report of the com e missioners be accepted and the `n returns be promulgated. The following proclamation 0 was received and read State of Louisiana, Executive Department. Whereas, freeholders, qualified electors over twenty-five in num e her of the incorporated Town of Melville in the Parish of St. e Landry and the State of Louisi ana, did in pursuance of the pro visions of section 40 of Act No. 136 of 1898, entitled, "An Act g forthe creation and governmentof municipal corporations through out the State and defining their powers and duties, "approved July 13th, 1896," petition the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the said Town of Melville, to order a special Election for test ing the sense of the qualified I electors of the said Town of Mel ville, "For" and "'Against" the provisions of said Act No. 136 of e 1896; and Whereas, said election was held on the twenty seventh day of June 1911 and resulted as - follows:" r For the adoption ofAct No. 136 of 1899 24 votes 1 Against the adoption of Act No. 136 of 1898 0 votes Now, Therefore, I, Jared Young Sanders, Governor of the State of Louisiana, acting under and by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, and more par ticularly by the provisions of Act No. 196 of 1898, approved July 13th, 1898, do issue this procla mation, declaring the Town of Melville to be a corporation in law with metes and bounds as now existing, with power to enjoy and exercise all powers and rights and privileges confer red upon it by and under the provisions of the said Act No. 136 of 1898 and the amendments thereto, or as may be hereafter conferred upon it by law. Witnesss my signature and im pression of the great Seal of the State of Louitiana, at the Capitol, in the City of Baton Rouge this 26th day of June A. D. 1911. SEAL (signed) J. Y. SANDERS. EMILE J. O'BRIEN, JR., Assistant Secretary of State. The following proclamation of the Governor changing the class ification of the Town of Melville was received and read: State of Louisiana, Executive Department. Whereas, the latest Federal d Census of Melville, a municipal o corporation in St. Landry Parish, State of Louisiana, operating un der Act No. 136 of 1898 entitled, "an act for the creation and a government of municipal corpo rations throughout the State, and N defining their powers and duties," approved July 13th, 1898, said census being certified ' to by Roland P. Falkner, Acting t, Director, Bureau of the census, Washington, D. C.; and, t Whereas, the said census n shows that the town of Melville t° has a population of one thousand a and ninety-three inhabitants, thereby entitling said municipal n corporation to be classified as a town under the provisions of said Act No. 136 of 1898, and laws amendatory thereof. Now, therefore I, Jared Young Sanders, Governor of the State r of Louisiana, acting under and by virtue of the authority vested n me by law, and more partic ularly by the provisions of the i Act No. 136 of 1896, and laws amendatory-thereof, do issue this my proclamation declaring the said Town of Melville to be a town under the provisions of Act No. 136 of 1898, and do hereby classify the said town ofj Melvill. as a town under the proj visions of the said Act No. 136 of 1898, with power to enjoy and exercise all the powers and rights and privileges conferred upon it, and upon towns, by and under the provisions of the said Act No. 136 of 1898, and amendments thereto, as may be hereafter conferred by law. Witness my signature and the impression of great Seal of the State of Louisiana, at the Capitol, in the City of Baton Rouge, this 28th day of June A. D. 1911. SEAL (signed) J. Y. SANDERSo EMILE J. O'BRIEN, JR., Assistant Secretary of State. Moved by E. G. Richard and seconded by C. W. Stone and carried, that the Mayor be ten dered a vote of thanks for his prompt action in securing the new charter for the town of Mel ville, La. Moved by C. W. Stone and seconded by C. B. McNeill and carried, that the Board now ad journ. LESTER J. WILLIAMS, Mayor. Attest: E. J. LeBLANC, Clerk. CHARTER OF THE i. & J. BOS BROKERAliE COMPANY, LIMITED. United States of America, State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Landry, City of Opelousas. Be it known that on this Fifteenth day of the month of April, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hun dred and Eleven, and of the Independ ence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Thirty Fifth, be fore me, Leon S. Haas. a Notary Public in and for the Parish of St. Landry, therein residing, duly commissioned and qualified, and in the presence of the witnesses whose names are hereun to subscribed, personally came and ap peared the several persons whose names are hereunto subscribed, who declared: that availing themselves of the pro visions of the laws of this State, rela tive to the organization of corporations, they do hereby form themselves into a corporation and body politic in law for the object and purposes and under the agreements and stipulations following, to-wit: ARTICLE 1. The name of this corporation shall be the I. & J. Roos Brokerage Company, Limited, and under its name shall have corporate existence and succession for the period of ninety-nine years from the date hereof. It shall have power to contract, sue, and be sued, to make and use a corporate seal and the same to break and alter at pleasure; to hold, receive, lease, purchase, sell, convey mortgage and hypothecate property, both real and personal, to borrow and lend money, to name and appoint di rectors and managers for the proper management of the affairs of the said corporation, to make and establish such by-laws, rules and regulations as may be necessary and proper to carry on their business, and the same to break and alter at pleasure. ARTICLE 2. The domicile of this corporation shall be in the City of Opelousas, State of Louisiana, and all citation or other legal process shall be served on the president, and in his absence, on the secretary. ARTICLE 3. The objects and purposes for which this corporation is established are hereby declared to be: to purchase, lease, sell, mortgage, convey, pledge and hypothecate property, both real and personal, situated in this State of Louisiana, to buy merchandise, liquors and all alcoholic beversies, cigars ,igarettes and tobacco of all kinds and to sell same; to act as agtunt. and dis= tributors of aforesaid articles; to rep resent Fire and Life Insurance Com panies, and in fact tc do any and every thing necessary and appertaining to said business. ARTICLE 4. The business of this corporation shall t be conducted by Three Directors, of whom two shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The following named persons are heraby de f clared to be the first Board of Directors, and they shall serve as such until the First Monday of July, 1912, namely: 3 ls:s;: Roos, President and Treasurer; J 5 Roos Secretary, and Robert G. :iner, a member of said Board; and 3 t ha said named persons shall act in their respective official capacities until their successors shall be chosen on the First Monday of July, 1912. ARTICLE 5. The Capital of this corporation is hereby declared to be the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, divided into and rep resented by Fifty shares of the p a r value of One Hundred Dollars each, which shares shall be paid for in cash when called for by the Board of Direc tors of said corporation; certificates of stock fully paid and non-assessable shall be issued to each subscriber for the amount paid by him. 'This corpora tion shall commence to do business as soon as Five Thousand dollars of its stock shall have been subscribed and paid for, and shall begin business on the1st day of July, 1911. ARTICLE 6. On the First Monday in July, 1912 and anuually thereafter, there shall be a meeting of the stockholders to elect directors for the ensuing year, which meeting shall be held after ten days' notice in writing to each member by mail at his last known address, and the directors thus chosen shall elect the officers of this corporation from among their number. ARlTICLE 7. This Act of incorporation may be .hanged, modified or altered and the affairs of this corporation liquidated by a vote of two-thirds of the capital stock present and voting at a special meeting called for the purpose, after ten days' notice in writing to each stockholder by mail at his last known address. In case of liquidation the affairs shall be liqui dated by two members appointed by the stockholders at a meeting recom mending the liquidation. Tl'hus done and passed in my office,at the City of Opelousas, Louisiana. on the day, mo n th and year herein first above written, in the presence of Joe. E. Pitre and J. A. Dejean, competent witnesses of lawful age, who have hereunto signed their names, with said appearers and me, notary, after due reading of the whole., Isaac Roos, 25 Shares; Jonas toos, 24 Shares; A. C. Gardiner, l Share. Witnesses: Jos. H. Pitre, J. A. De jean. LEON S.HAAS, Notary Public. State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Landry. 1, R. Lee Garland, District Attorney of the 16th Judicial District of the State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that I have examined the above and forego ing Act of Incorporation of the I. & J. Roos BrokerageComnpany Limited, and I find nothinz therein prohibited by law, and I hereby approve the same. In witness whereof I have hereunto s.t my official signaturne this 16th day of the month ofJune A. I). 1911. R. LEE GARLAND, District Attorney th Judicial Districte of Louisiana. (lRIO PR YEA 36 CHARTER OF THE nd INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF IASCOTS. its itj State of Louisiana, ter Parish of St. Landr. Be it known, that on this sixth day of Lct June, A. D., 1911, before me, Geo. T. Ed wards, a Notary Public duly commissioned its and qualified in and for the Parish of St. :er Landry, State of Louisiana, aforesaid, and In the presence of the witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned, personally came and appeared the several persons whose Snames are hereunto subscribed, all resi he dents of the State of Louisiana and citizens of the United States, and severally declared t1, that availing themselves of the general laws of the State of Louisiana in such cases 118 made and provided, they have formed and organized and do by these presents form themselves and such others as may here after become associated with them into and constitute a corporation and body poll tic in law, for the objects and purposes hereinafter set forth and expressed which they adopt as their charter. ;e. ARTICLE 1. Id The name and title of this Corporation sd hall be "International Society of Mascots" and it shall exist and enjoy succession by Sits corporate name for a period of ninety nine years from the date hereof; and it IS shall have power in its corporate name to sue and be sued; to make and use a cor le porate seal and the same to break or alter at pleasure; to purchase, own, hold, lease, accept by donation, or acquire In any other manner authorized by law, real, personal, d or miea property, rights, grants or fran chses; to borrow and loan money to give and generally to do and perform all things necessary or incident to the proper conduct }- of the affairs of this corporation, and which may not be specifically enumerated in this charter. r. ARTICLE 2. The domicile of this corporation shall be in the City of Opelousas,La.,and all citations or other legal process be served upon the President and in his absence or Inability to v act, upon the Vice-President or Secretary= Treasurer in the order named. ARTICLE 3. The objects and purposes for which this corporation is organized are declared to be: To unite in social and fraternal fellowship for mutual benefit and the promotion of the welfare of those whose interests and avoca tion or employment is or has been identi h fled with railroad companies or who are or have been engaged in occupations inci dental to or closely allied with railroad em ' ployment; to extend by all proper methods, Sad and assistance to members of the cor 1, poration or their families; to carry on an ,. organization solely for the mutual benefit c of its members and not for profit, in the State of Louisiana and, other states and territories of the United States and In for eign countries, as its Board of Directors may from time to time determine. ARTICLE 4. The corporate powers of this corporation shall be vested in and exercised by a board of six directors elected from among the members of this corporation, and a major i, Ity of said board shall constitute a quorum a for the transaction of business. r The board of directors shall have power tomake, amend and abrogate all by-laws, rules and regulations for the management of the affairs of the corporation; to appoint, employ and discharge all officers, agents and employees, and generally to do and perform all things necessary for the trans action of the business and affairs of the Company; provided that they may delegate to the President or other persons selected r by them: or to any executive, finance or other committee as they may require from time to time to create and appoint from their own number, such authority as they may from time to time deem proper and to establish, organize and maintain a branch at such place whether within or without the State as the said board of directors or any committee thereof or the President of said corporation may determine. The officers of the Company shall be a President, a Vice-President and a Secretary Treasurer who snail be elected by the board of directors. The first board of directors shall be: J. W. Jordan, D. C. Leach, R. M. Scott, H. Flan ders, W. j. Wimberly, L. E. Wager, who shall hold office until the first Wednesday of July, 1921, or until their successors have been duly elected and qualified; and the first officers shall be J. W. Jordan as Presi dent; D. C. Leach, Vice-President; R. U. Scott, Secretary and Treasurer, and they shall continue in office until the first Wed nesday of July, 1921, or until their succes sors shall have been duly elected and quall fled. On the first Wednesday of July, 1921, and annually thereafter, or as soo,: after said date as possible, at a meeting of the mem bers of this Corporation called for that ' purpose, an election for directors shall be held at the office of the Company, in the City of Opelousas, Louisiana, after ten days' written notice, mailed to each mem ber at his last known address, and by pub ilcation for not less than ten days prior to said meeting in a newspaper published in the City of Opelousas. At said election each member shall be entitlel to cast, either in person or by duly authorized writ ten proxy, one vote, and a majority of votes present or represented shall be suf ficient to elect. Vacancies in the board of directors shall be filled by it for the unex pired term from among the members of the company. ARTICLE 5. This charter may be amended, changed or modified, or this corporation may be dis' ' solved and its business terminated at any time by a vote of three-fourths of the mem bers present or represented at a general meeting of the members, convened for that purpose, afte- thirty days written notice mailed each member at his last known ad dress,and by publication In a newspaper published in the City of Opelousas, for not less than thirty days prior to said meeting. ARTICLE 6. At the termination of this charter by limitation, or on the dissolution of the cor poration as herelnabove provided, or other wise, the affairs of this company shallbe liquidated by three commissioners chosen by a majority of the members presenter represented at a members' meeting called for that purpose, after ten days' written notice malled to each member at his last kLown address, or at the meeting at which dissolution is determined upon, Said Com missioners shall immediately proceed to wind up the affairs of the corporation; and after-the payment of all its liabilities, shah distribute any remaining funds equally among the members of the corporation. Thus done, executed and signed In the presence of HI. B. Anderson and W. R. La combe, competent witnesses, domiciled In this parish, who hereunto sign their names, together with the said subscribers and me, said notary, on the day and date first above written. SH. Planders, J. W. Jordan, D. C. Leach, R. M. Scott, W. K. Wlmberly, L, E. Wager, Chas. A. Emory, F. J. Tlllotson, J. S. Lemee. Witnesses: H. Bi. Anderson, W. R. Iacombe. - true copy. GEORGE T. EDWARDS, Notary Public. State of Louisiana, Parish of ht. Landry, I, t. Lee Garland, District Attorney, or the Stixteentl Judicial District. Parish of St. Landry, State of Louisiana, do hereby cer tlfy that I have examined the foregoing act of incorporation of the International So cloty of Mascots, which has been handed to me for examination as to its legality, and that I am of the opinion that the objects and purposes of said corporation as speci ied in said act are legal, and that none of the provisions therein contained are con trary to law. Opelousas, La. A true copy. RI. LEE GARLAND, Janel0 Dist. Atty. ltith Jud. Dist. of La. WE CAN DO YOUR ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING WVORK also furnishen your Automobile Supplies Th6 Electrical & Plumbing :-:-COMPANY-:-: LOCATED AT MONHllNVEli 5UiNSMITl PHONE: 250-3 BiIgs_ Opelo.usas, : Lodutsak" a ,jnue` 8. I ea