Lower coast gazette. [volume], August 07, 1909, Image 3

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LOUISA AND DAUPHIINE STREETS. rat
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Free Boat and Railroad Transportation, pr<
Freight Prepaid. New Methods, New Ideas.
Come to New Orleans and return without
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One Cent Of Expense To You.
On all purchases of $25.00 and over we will
pay both your freight charges and passage IA
way by either Railroad or Boat, between
BURAS AND NEW ORLEANS I
Enabling you to get your goods to your
house absolutely free of any charges and
Visit New Odeans Without .One Cent
of cost to you. We have one of the largest
and most complete lines of merchandise in
the city. We have separate and distinct
departments of :-: :-: :':
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Mat
tings, Carpets and Shades,
Millinery, Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods and
Jewelry.
Each department by itself a store. We pay
freight charges on every purchase from $5.00
upward............... ' ....
Louis Leonhard & Son
LOUISA AND DAUPHINE STREETS.
GENERAL NEWS. IFort
Foreign-dispatches during the. past mad
week hava been full of the revolt in All
Spain in the Province of Catalonia, et I
which has finally been brought. under 'o hi
control.
Political riots occurred itn Guadala- Al
jara, Mexico, last week, resslting in ico r
the arrest of over two hundred persons, i point
the injury of' some twenty oki'niore per- sadoi
sois and two deaths. T'hon
The latest bank employe to default is Th
an Indianian, Noah R. Marker of Tip- dolla
tunm, Indiana, assistant cashier of the to th
first National Bank of that city, who dogs
disappeared on July 26i with all the Pr
cash in the bank's vaults, amounting to Octc
between $50,000 and $60,000. to N
The English government has an- pani
mouneed that during the current year thin
four new Dreadnaughts will be built. gre
A triple screw motor boat, the West TI
Wind, was in New Orleans last week Wal
on the way to Mexico. The boat is 65 has
feet long, 12 foot beam and has a draft acCe
of 4 feet six inches and her hull is con- T
strutted of cypress. As soon as a few lear
minor repairs were made the captain last
of the boat expected to proceed down pan
the rievr and out into the gulf on his dod
way to Mexico. The
The Wright brothers broke the and
world's record at Fort Myer, Va. re- scn
maining in the air on their aeroplane cos
for one hour and twelve minutes, on !
July 27th. sue
H. G. Frash and L. E. Bailey, two La
Pittsburg, Pa. boy's, left Pittsburg on ing
July 15, in a birchbark canoe and ar- Or
rived in New Orleans July 26, after the
traveling meore than 2,050 miles. dit
A company is being formed to oper
ate a line of motor cars between Madi- Mi
sonvill, Houltonville and Hammond, ta'
,La.
The first shrimp of the season were St
received at the Pass Christian, Miss., by
cannery last week. It is said that there TI
are large orders on hand for the fall in
pack, owing to the shortage in the C
spring pack,
Gov. Sanders has stated to the Board is
of Equalization that he does not think tl
the agricultural interest of the state ns
will be able to stand an increased as
seasment.
A systematic search for oil is to be a
made in the Vinton field and contracts n
have been made for the drilling of t
wells to the depth of 2200 feet. a
Secretary Nagel of the Bureau of
Commerce and labor has indicated that (
the New Orleans Immigrant Station r
will be built, Commissioner Keefe to
the contrary notwithstanding. t
Harry C. Pulliam, president of the
National League of laseball Clubs,
committed suicide in his rooms in the
New York Athletic Club on July 28th.
The Summer Normal School at the
Ruston Industrial, which has been op.
crating for the past nine weeks, as
have the other state Summer Normals,
has turned out a class of 360.
Several eases of glanders and one
case suspected of charbon are reportd
from Caddo Praish.
It is reported that William Jennings
Bryan proposes giving up his Nebraska
home and removing to Texas, where he
will entet politics in the Lone Star
State. It is further reported that the
Texans are not over enthusiastic at the
news.
A new typhoid serum is being tested
y the U.. T pvewrnment rn soldiers at
Fort Omaha and from the experiments spanic
made it is reported as being successful. sian
All the ministers of the Cuban cabi. Moo
net have signed their resignations, were
which will be presenited to Gen. Gomez Empi
on his return to Havana. i Miss.
A petition is being circulated in Mex- I
ico requesting President Taft to ap-l Rans
point ex-President Roosevelt as ambas- have
sador to Mexico, to succeed David ioal
1Thompson who retires Jan. 1. ThW
The Georgia Legislature has put a ville
dollar tax on dogs, which is In addition plant
to the municipal and county taxes on will,
dogs. of D
President Taft will leave St. Louis on ber c
October 26, on his trip down the river Dr
to New Orleans. He will be accom St
panied on this trip by the governors of
, thirty states, besides numerous con. vales
gressmen and senators. mills
t The dates for the Lakes-te-Gulf Deep Ci
c Waterway Convention in New Orleans sect
5 has been advanced to Nov. 2, 3, 4 to espe
t accomodate the President. Con
The U. S. Naval Dock 'at New Or- oie
v leans made a record for quick work stun
n last week when the United Fruit Com- deve
n pany's big vessel, the Parismina was A
is docked and put in condition in one day. was
The Parismina is a ship of 5000 tons edly
ie and after she went on the doek was sent
!- scraped, wire broomed and had two stit
ie coats of paint applied. it h
m According to a tabulated report is- T
sued by the State Board of Health. of
ro Louisiana has 2,033 physicians practic- wh
)n ing, of which 707 are practicing in New the
r- Orleans. Certainly the health rate of riv
er the state ought to be in excelledt con- ani
dition with so many guardians. -- the
Sr- The fifteenth annual session of the Bie
di- Mississippi Chautaupua closed at Crys
Id, tal springs on July 29.
The Colonial bank buikling, in Canp go
are St., New Orleans was bought Thursday mi
s., by the Times Democrat for $34,000 n
are This buildidg the Colonial Bank bought a
fall in 1905 from the Southetn Inslurance of
the Co., paying for the same $75,000.
The dairymen of St. Tammany par
ard ish have organized at Covington under f
ink the title of the St. Tammany Dsry- P1
ate uea's Protective Association, h
as- Preparations are on foot at Jeaner- e'
ette, La. for the parish fair and it is y
be said that a magnificent showing will beli
icts made of every variety of fruit, vege
of table, cereal and cane grown in the
state, ii
of Rice harvest is being delayed in St. i
that Charles parish oh account of the daily T
tion rains. a
to The Mexican Republic experienced n
the worst earthquake in its history the a
the morning of July 80. 'he city of Mex
ubs, ico was considerably shaken and two
the iall tcwns are said to be in ruins. r
8th. Orville Wright has made the govern
the ment cross country test of his flying
op* machine successfully, traveling from
as Fort Myer to Alexandria, Virginia and
nals, back without mishap. The trip, which
was ten miles in length was made in
one 14 minutes and 42 seconds traveling or
srtd I dinarily about 200 feet above ground,
but rising at one time to 500 feet.
,ings Dr. John Guiteras, the ren6owned yel
raska low fever expert, who has occupied the
re he position of chief sanitary eflicer in Ha
Star vana, has resigned his post, giving as
t the his reason that his department is so
Lt the crippled by unwise reductions in ex
penses that he is compelled to decline
tested further responsibility for holding the
is at jeve in he icik
It "i announ'sd by the MNogan tamni- W I'
ship lint that a new steamsh.p line ilI
ie opened between Philadelphia, (al- Da
vesto and New Qrleans, beginning as
a freight iine solely, but to be expand-, Joly
ed in a year or twQ into a tine passeMn- (;et yo
gelr ervice between Havana, New Or- And
leans and Galveston. They
The summer vacation school inaugu- They
rated this year among the public school T it
childred of New Orleans has been a
pronounced success and closed July 30
to the regret of scholars. Many use- The;
ful things were taught the children, in- Withe
eluding cooking, sowing, hat trimming, All
One
basket work, etc. The daily attendance One
averaged 573 and over a thousand child- What
ren were enrolled. I do
Later reports from Barcelona, Spain,
concerning the insurrection there are Road
somewhat conflicting, the government Down t
declaring everything quiet and that Thre
business is being resumed by the peo. My c
ple, whereas unofficial reports are to It led a
the effect that the fighting continues That
and that the revolutionists have taken Then t
to the suberbs and outlying country Till
and are spreading the trouble there.
The pa
Hopes are had that this present week And
will see the end of the extra session of Where
congress and the tariff bill enacted in- All t
,to a law. A fi
A fearfully destructive fire occurred To.c
last Saturday at Osaka, Japan, at To c
which time twenty thousand buildings The ro
were destroyed and many lives were ho
lost. Among the buildings destroyed How
are the banks, stock exchange, mu- The fic
seum and government buildings. br
Emperor Nicholas of.Russia, hid'Yjust He se
finished a visit to France and has now As i
gone to England to visit King Edward. The p
The British steamer Waratah, bound The
from Sidney, Australia, for London,
England, is reported missing, She left
Port Natal July 26 and had not been
seen by any vessel since. The Waratah Ho fo
is said to have 3,000 people on board. As
The situation in Honduras is reported Over
as approaching one of its regular crises. Over
The first Presbyterian Church of Ov
New Orleans, long known as "Dr. Pal- Sing
mer's church," has called Dr. G. H. Fr
Cornelson of Nashville, Tennessee, to Ho f
fill its pulpit, which has been vacant W1
for many months. Til
Rev. Wm. A. Barr of Lynchburg, The
Va., has been called to fill tne pulpit of St
Christ Church Cathedral, Whe
Geo. A. Kimball, cashier of the Citi- Sp
zens' Bank and Trust Co. of Charlotte, Ho I
N. C., is reported as short in his ac- A
counts by at least $1500.
The Louisiana Field Trial and Ken- H
iel Association held its first show at The
the Fair Grounds on Sunday, August 1.
More than 150 fancy dogs were entered UnF
in the lists, covering toy dogs, sporting
dogs, collies, Newfoundlands, setters, O
ents spaniels, greyhounds dachshounds, Rus
sful. sian wolf hounds and mastiffs.
abi. More than a million feet of lumber
ons, were lost in a fire that occurred at the
)mez Empire Lumber Co.'s mill in Jackson,
!Miss. on August 1.
It is rumored that Congressman
ex- Ransdell of Lake Providence, La., will An
b have an opponent in the next congress
)vid onal election in present State Senator
J. W. Elder of Union parish, En
The new levee being built in Iber
t a ville parish in front of the Cedar Grove
tion plantation and the town of Dorseyville, I
on will, it is stated, cut off aboutone-thiai
of Dorseyville affecting a large num
uis on ber of property holders.
rve Dr. Harvey Dillon, president of the M
com State Board of Health, is in Mansfield, A
s of DeSoto parish, investigating the pre -
con. valence of typhoid fever in the lumber
mills in that vicinity.
Deep Charbop is reported from several
rlens sections of the Parish of Lafayette,
, 4 to especially in the 2d and 7th wards. No
Considerable stock has been lost and
SOr- orie young man is reported to have been
work stung on the hand by a fly and to have
Com- developed the disease in a mild form. si
was A little girl of Assumption parish,
e day was bitten by a dog suffering suppos
tons edly from hydrophobia. The dog was tio
Swas sent to New Orleans to the Pasteur In- H
Stwo stitllte to determine whether or not it by
it had hyrophobia,
rt is- The body of Lieutenant Hugh Aiken ap
lealth. of the U. S. Cruiser, North Carolina, a-l
ractic- who was killed by a gas explosion on
n New the cruiser while in Naples, Italy, ar
ate of rived in New Orleans Sunday evening. pa
t con- and was buri-d from Chris Church Ca. R
thedral Monday evening at four o'clock, mi
of the Bishop Sessums officiating.
tCrys- .-__N
Keep the rounds of the ladler . all
Cimp good and stout. When you get to trim- te
huraday ming fruit trees or .hunting worms' h
000 nests you don't want to fall and break co
bought a leg. Things that snap under youal
isance often take the snap out of you.
If you want to know just how good a
n under farmer a man is, go way back on 'his
r place where few eyes ever rest and see
how things are going on there. If
Jeaner- everything is neat and shipshape there,
Sit is you may depend upon it that the man
i be is a good farmer,
, vege- The best investment farmers can
i in the make is in giving children a good start
in life. But that doesn't mean a big
, in SLt. farm and a pine money-outfit alone.
Me daily They will need some help, some cour
age, some hopefulness, much truthful
erienced ness, clean hearts and pure minds con
tory the siderable more than money.
Of Mx-two Bad roads and scrubby stock go to
to gether. The farmers who set out to
lin-. have better stock set out at the same
lovi- time to have better roads, better crops,
i fying and more improvements and conven
ag from iences on the farm. And in a neighbor
i and hood where there are good roads, im
made in proved stock and farms, we find a de
aeing or-velopement of intellect and a fuller,
eling or- better appreciation of life.
feet. TARglNG Coa!U: In coating seed
wrned yel- corn with coal-tar as a protection
upied the against erows and blackbirds, put the
or in Ha- grain into a pail and pour on enough
giving as warm water to cover it. Add a tea
ernt is so spoonful of tar to a peek, and stir well
ms in ex- Throw the corn out on a sieve or in a
: t decline basket to drain, and then stir in a few
iding the handfuls of land plaster (gypsum). Do
,ot pour -the tar on the dr seed,
!.,l'r THM it V 'C " AN
" " a $ " i i " ", t t l.. t. I r ..
to efnJt,' si~tT'.
Daisy Baseball Club. nty.,nine so:
"before. " . : to .
Jolly bunch of Daisies, ..e ..nd hale
l)resavd in blue and white break and ntt,
Get your bats and balls, 11 It mnassle:
And run with all your might. ne; may req,
They are jolly fellows law. . uie, an
Not afraid to loose, agement of ti
They can make a home run be deemed ne
A i t any team they choose.
The domic
"After." urn, Paris
Sorry hunch of Daisies, Louisiana. an
They're all mowed down shal be serve
Withered by the sunshine, Bence on the
All on the ground. 9t bulb 9t=w
One had the 'tummy ache
One a fore toe.
What had the other ones;, The objectr
I do not know. H. the nature ou
- are declared
Road to Orandma's House. struct. purcl
Down through the meadow tail and one
Where the sweetest violets grew. tin, one or
There lay the happiest path and guaoline
My childish fancy knew. water craft
It led aicosr' the little stream transportati
That babbled as it flowed, hire, and in
Then wound flirough bush and ,nd towboar
bramble , etvlces on
Till it joined the traveled road. Mails, to p
The path was lined with buttercups the operatic
And dandellons gold, places on ri
Where loitering children gathered upon the hi
All their childish' hands could hold; foreign cou
And fashiqned then a florial wreath, own. maint
A wreath of love, they said, ink elevatol
To .carry up to grandma, . chase, lease
t To crown her snowy head. place and
:pany may
The road that led to grandma's. I riman. my
house! wharves. I
d How fresh the memory e~ms; '" to cotitrut
The flowers and birds and running loating do
brUt' i vessels; tt
,Now fill ap old.mans dreams. eveitn'yse
He sees again the aged form, things as
As welcomini , she stands, for the w,
i, The pati nt. gentle face .aglow, Any one o
d The kindly, outstretched hands. suits abov
-EMILY Hi. WATSUN. regard to
• . forth.
"n The Summer Rain. The Car
ih Ho for the rain, the summer rain! declared i
d. As it tinkles its silver bells i lars, replr
jd Over the meadows rich with grain, par value
Over the shady dells; . ' SiShares sh
Over the hills where cattle graze, sonal ern
of Over the dusty trees; ness just
al- Sing for the 'raiif a song of praise,- Shares of
S. Freshening. aliof these. There
to Ho for the rain; the summer rain! tion shal
lit Where little seeds thirsting lie, of Direct
Never to waken to life again whom sh
Till its twinkling bells go by. Five Hu
rg, The farmer hoeing the parching corn corporat
of Studies the sky in vain; constitu
When lo! on his face erst so forlorn I Paulit
Splashes the wecome rain. v. Scur
te, Ho for the rain, the summer rain! Martesid
ac- Alike in city and town; tager. J.
For without the fields of rip'ning Scurich
grain Manavn
en- Humanity wears a frown. in any c
at The farmer grieves and the mer- terming
t 1, chant sighs; . tinue in
For nothing prospers, it's plain, hereof I
Unless earth is nurished by full months
supplies
er ., Of the welcome summer rain on ti
-HELEN M. RICHARDSON. ginnins
- eral me
for the
Toll And Repose. tle anti
This day I toil bedeath the fervent er or h
heat. - on the
Of summer sunshine over laid so prior t
man fair, bt the
will And when my work is done, th
complete, i
I journey homeWard, free from o
care; peP '
Enjoying all of evening's cooling sid
ber- hours- h°
rove Reposing from the toiling of CapIta
the day; notice
ill, I then lie down 'mid tidy bower, last k
hii And sleep the pleasant night away. gIdver
ilihed
num- -LUTHER C. LINViLLE. t
he Mary had a little bull,
eld, Within te tpIr f wren t .
And eVeiyutiere'th t May wo
S He'chased her up a tree. poret
...er 1 bats,
- I by hi
erall . LEGAL NOTICES. zi'
tte, . . . -- . .ull
rrds, Notice is Hereby'( Otven to All
Whom It May Concern.V ince
een Candidates for beneficiary scholar- by li
fr ship furnished by this .parish for the lnce
a Louisiana State University will present' .me
then*iselves for competitive examina-  a
ws tion at the Courthouse at Pointe-a-la- nor
ur In- Hach'e, before the commniittee apJpointed s
not it by the Police Juryrr'nlAuguat 11, 1909, this
at 9 a. m. For further information inn
ken a ply to EDWIN C." I OHN, Pointe- ot
oina, a-la-Hache, La. afti
ion 11 Notice. 1 .dre
y ar, A free scholarship to Tulane.. For ic
ving. particulars apply to SIMON LEOPOLD rtis
c Ca. Representative of the Parish of Plaque- me
. 'cock, mines, Phoenix, La. . tio
I Notice of I'eachers' Examination. " e
all For the convenience of the 3500 mt
ttm- teachers who are attending the State mc
orim Summer Schools examinations wil' be sh
orms' held at each.of the Summer Schools for i h
rreak colored teachers July 8, 9, and 10, anda
r you at each of the Summer Schools for
white teachers, except T'ulane, July
-29; 30, and 31.' Tulane will hold its ex- th'
,gdd a amination August 12, 18. and 14. Cer-th
o tificatesissued as the result of these
S'his .examinations will be accepted without Or
an see question by the undersigned. r"
'e If The next regular exasmnination will be er
Sthere, held in this parish August 26, 27. and dh
e man 28, at Pointe-a-la-Hache. Personsh
manwishing to become eligible to hold the i'
office of parish superintendent should iR
era can report to the undersigtned or to the
State Superintendent August 28.
s start EDWIN C, KOHN, I
a big Parish Supt.
rlone. ....- ..-- i
cour- CIIAR'IER.
tthful- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF
ds con- LOUISIANA, PARISH OF i'LAQUEMINE-.
TOWN OF BURAS.
BE IT KNOWN. That on this 31st day of the
gO t o month of July, in the ytr of Our Lord. One
t ut to Thousand Nine Busdilg and Nine.
h same BEFORE ME, Ernest Alrti. a Clerk of Court
e and Ex-OfRcio Reeorde·r, dly commisaioned and :
rcrops, qualifld. in and for the Paish of Plaquemines.
oonven- State of Louisiana, aforesaid, therein residing and
nihbor- inthe presence of the witniesca hereinafter named I
Sim- and ur.dersigned,
I, d a PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED. the
Sa de-1 several persons whose names are hereunto sub
Sfuller, scribed who declare, each for himself, that avail
irg themselves of the provtsio:s of the laws of
: this State. relative to the organization of corpora- ,
ig seed- tions for the objects and pc;.oses hereinafter
potection mentioned, they have covinanted and agreed and
put the do by these presents, coavenat, and agree to bind
themselves to and with ech other. as well as such
n eogh otheraaA hereafter become astociated with I
I a tea the tkifen asld constitute a corporation and I
itir welL body pgric In law for the objects and purpose
or i nn a a e tr the stipultons and cornditions as set
'n a few forth in the follboring articles, to-wit;
ARTICLE 1.
ss). Do The name and title of this corporation shall be
ed. Id trr W Ot COAT EClu.El A GROW
iJ.: . lhA : ,'4 ' i H,, 16· tL.· I a n.. ,. . P
ttL.,t .. 1,.,: i,, .r 1.." |~.t., .: .º t',PROF
to eneht', MU 'c,,s L :, i .t.. i . . ' ",' ,' fr a i.. ,i ~f
pinty-nine year iroi n dr, afti s I 1.I datl' '' ! th' ý
pit l.ts: toc.'ot erst sutanid be suWe. tw io.' e. N
u e and bahe t e* ,ri 'rate .wal antl the tilne to
break and alter at plea Oar,'. to name and appoint AX11"
lt h manangsers, directors and officers as Its busi- 40)7 M
ntts may require. and to make and establish such l)istrict Al
law*. .uies and regulations for the proper man
agement of the affairs of said corporation as may P u
be deemed necessary. UflieC Hou
ARTICI.E II.
The domicile of this corporation shall be in JJ
Surme, Parish of Plaquesmti , in the State of JUST
Louisiana. and all citation and other legal process '
shall be served on the pseident. and in his ab- St. Clair I
sence on the Vice-President. and in the absence (',olpetiolt
9p butl 9f said officers, then on the Secretary.
ARTICLE III. -
The objects and purposes for which this corpor- JOfl
ation is created, established and organized, and
the nature of the busw se to be carried on by it AT
are declared to be, to lsae. hire. charter, con- 19 Carol
struct. purchase and own and to man,equip.main- r
tain and operate for sea. coast and inland naviga- (' L
tion, one or more steamship, sail vessels, steam Practisce
and gasoline boats, towboats, barges and other
water craft of whatsoever description, for the J A
transportation of passengers and freight, for
hire, and in the performance of a general lighter- Al
and towboat business, and rendition of salvage
services on water; to transport United States
Mails, to purchase. own, maintain and operate N
ferry boats, and to do and perform and carry on
the operation of water craft upon and between
places on rivers, lakes. bays and other waters, and
upon the high seas, and to ports and places in
own. maintain and operate dredges, scows. float
ing elevators and pile drivers; to acquire by pur
chase, lease or otherwise, ware houses, landing
places and wharves as the buasiness of this com
pany may, require; to improve navigation on In thes
rivets. liayuus and other waters; to construct
wharves, landing places asd facilities for vessels; 1,(H)
to construct, maintain and operate drydocks and article
floating docks suitable for building and repiring these 1'
vessels; to build,. rebuild and repair vessel article
everyldescription; and to do such other act,; and Stilt
things as may be useful, necessary or convenient suit .f
for the welfare and business of said company. may t
Any one or more of the purposes, objects or pur
suits above mentioned may be carried on without
Sregard to carrying on the other qbjects set
Sforth.
f. ARTICLE IV.
The Capital Stock of this corporation is hereby
declared to be in the sum of Fifty Thousand 1ol
lars, represented by Five Hundred Shares of the
par value of One Hundred Dollars each; which
S'Shares shall be paid for in cash, property or per
i sonal service. This corporation shall begin busi
ness just as soon as Three Hundred and Sixty
- Shares of Stock are subscribed for.
ARTICLE V.
The general corporate powers of this corpora
tion shall be vested in and exercised by a Board
of Directors composed of seven .parsons, each of
whom shall at all times own and hold not less than I
Five Hundred Dollars of the Capital Stock of this
rrn 'corporation. The following named persons shall
constitute the first Board of Directors, to-wit;: NW 01
rn Paul Zibilich, Paul F. Renaud, J. B. Fasterlini.,
V. Scurich. P. Cu.elich. P. Paretto and John
Martello, of whom Paul Zibilich shall serve as
President and Paul F. Renaud shall serve as Man- -
ager, J. B. Fasterling as Vice-President. and V.
Scurich as Secretary-Treasurer. The General
Manager shall be eligable to serve at the one time
in any other official capacity the Board may de
termine. This Board and said Officers shall con
tinue in office for a period of one year from date
hereof and shall meet at least once every three
I months, Cou
AIRTICLE VI.
On the first Monday in August of each year. be- And P
N. ginning with the year 191 ', there shall be a gen- 21
eral meeting of the stockhoklers to elect diretors I
for the ensuing year. Each Share of Stock shall
be entitled to one vote by the last registered own
nit er or his proxy. But no share shall be transferred
on the books of 'this corporation within ten days
l prior to such meeting. Failure tohold such elec
tion shall not cause a forfeiture of this Charter.
but the last elected Board shall hold over until 1
their suessors are duly elected. A special meet
i ija of the Stockholders may be calleed for any put
pppw upon *ritten reieat at two members of the
SBard of DireCtors or upon such remuett of Stock
holders owning and holding two-thluds of the T.
Capital Stock of this cEdrporation. dter ten dY. a
notte of the time of such maetins Is mailed tio the i
it rt known address of. each stockholder, pat an
way. advertisement of the time hf such mnseCstp 9ob
SUshed in an establshey newspaper at tbe donile
E. of the company, at let t. h days prior to ae
time fixed therefor.
ARI(LE. VE g.
to~pon khsbl rje owrbe helr, lable or.re
" ponslble for the'cntracta or fault of this cor
poration in any further sum than the unpaid
_-_-- balance due to the Company an the Shares owned
I by him: nor shall any mere infoimality in orgahi
•ation have the efect of rendering this Chatrter
- null or of exposing a Stockholder to any liability
beyond the amount of his stdck. b
SAll ARTICLE VIII.
• The Capital Stock of this corporation may be
incrdased or decreased in the manner provided for
Cholar- by law of this State, and this Charter, or Act of
or the lncQrporation may be modified, changed or
resent amenaled., or this corporation may be disolved by a
. "-vote of two-thirds of the Capital Stock represent
:aI~m " lat a meeting called for the purpose in the man
e-a-la- ner provided for in article VI of this Act: or if
pointed Stockholders holding two-thirds of the Stock of
1, )09, this corporation will not request such a meeting,
S then, upon the request of the Stockholders hold
[IlO a and owning a majority of the Shares of Stock
P Pinte- of this corporation, such a meeting shall be called
after notice of the time and place of such meet
ing is mailed to the last known or registered ad
5dress of each Stockholder, and after further to
* Fr 1y tice of the time and place of such meeting is pub
LD itshed at the domicile of the Company, at least
)YOLD toior times within thirty days prior to the said
Plaque- meeting, and in case of disolution of this corpora
tion. its affairs shall be liquidated hy three Com.
'missioners selected by the Stockholders at the
ntn meeting which decides ypop the said liquidation.
atios I In the event of the death or inability of one or
e 3500 !-more of sai4 liquidators to semrre. the remaining -
- e liquidators or liquidator shall continue to act and
o hil for i shall complete the liquidation.
010 and The undersigned set opposite their respective
10, for names the amount or number of Shares of Stock
i. Jul , aubecribed for by them respectively. and the said
,. t ex subscription as so set forth to stand for and as
Sit Cer- the subscripion list as required by law.
these Thus done land.passed at my office in the town
Stheseout of Burap. Parish of Plaquemiles. on the day.
Smonth and year first above written in the pres
ill be ence of Paul Ballevcrio and George Col!in. both of
27ill be this town, and competent witnesses, who have
27r, and hereunto signed their names with the said ap
ho the p crarrs and me. Clerk of Court and Ex-Oflicio
it should Reiorder, after due reading.
PAUL F. RENAUD. i
r t the PAUL ZIBILICH,
J.. B. FASTERLING.
OHN, VINCENT SCURICH.
hsh Supt. JOHN MARTELLO.
PETER CUCEILICH.
PAUL, PARETTO.
Stckhoglders.
STATE OF PAUL BALLEVERO, JR..
U[EMINES., GEORGE COLLIN,.
Witnesses.
day of the ERNIJST ALIBERTI.
Lord. One Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Recorder.
Recorded Parish of Plaquemines. orn this trd i
*k of Court day of Augt::t, A. D.. IiA, in Book 3. No. 2. Folio
iseined and 34. et seq. of Conventional Mortgages of this
[au amines. Parish.
rdiding and i GEO. V. GROLEAU.
after named, Deputy Clerk of Cougt and Ex.Officio Recorder.
7--7-14-21-28.8--4-'1118.25.
:ARED. the ---- --
erreunto sub- The State of Louisiana, Parish of
I thatans ovai Plaquemines.
t of corpora- , Twenty-Ninth Judicial District Court. No. 741.
a hereinafter Succession of Valery O. Fchayot.
agreed and Noutice is hereby given to the Creditors of this
arree to bind Estate. and to all other personm herein interested,
. wellassuch c to show cause within ten daya f:om the present
sooated with notification (if any they have or can) why the ac
popation and count presented by Emily A. Schayot, ad
mnd purposes ministrator, bshould not be homologated and the
tiocns as aset funds distributed in accordance therewith.
; By Order of the Court.
GEO. V. GROLEAU.
tion shall be Deputy Clerk of Court.
i. G R ROW-' Parish of Plaquemines. Aug. 2. 1909
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
N. ti. NUNIV.,
A'1'TTO)N lY-A'T- I AW.
407 Mb rris Bildg.. j;" , : :4',
i)istrict Attorne, for the parish ". o;
Plaquemnines and St. Bernard.
I tice Hours 10 to 12 a.m. Phone M, ?e37'
JULIUS STIRACK,
JUSTICE or TlHE PEAC'E
St. Clair Plantation, English 'l urn P. 0U.
Coe.e'tioni anid Other Legal BeU.IA's
promptly attended t1, I
JOHtN. DYMOND, Jr.
ATTORNEY-AT-,LAW.
3:19 Carondeltht Street. New Orleuis
CIVIl, LAW A SPECIAL.TY'
Practice in State and FeIdcral Courts.
JAS. WILKINSO( N,
ATTOI~NEY-AT-LAW
137 Carondelet St. Fourth Fltoor
I NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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S10,000 people. It' 'you have an
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these 10,000 pIeople need such an
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In The Southwest.
Sa N Successor to
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IU Sa U Ue . ·Nor oo Phone Hemlock
"t   1049.
Country Business Slicited
And Prtl At''d 'o Funeral Director and Embalmer
621-625 Elysian Fieldd Ave., between Ryal and Clhatres. 'ew Orleans, Louisiana •
AleE. GRHBENHEIMER.
the THE ONLY WHOLESALIE G ROCE
e That employs no drummers and yet does a large. business and ig.,,
always adding new customers, while retaining his old ones, a~d :
WHY?
BECAUSE! He knows the wants of the:Country Merchants
He can qffordi Dina does give his patrons the benefit of ltýi
re saving the'jixpen se of Drummers. He buys everything
Or- direct and gives his strict personal attention to All Orders.
pid He alwtAys gives Correct Weights; Measures and Quality, and
". All Goods are Sold with a Full Guarantee at 1 est Market
eter Prices..
ity Write for prieb 'dr Samples, or Send your opet order, and
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S'e HEADUARTERS 529-5S1 MAGAZINE ST. LONG DISTANCE PHONE 341. P.O. Box 1125.
d for
ct of
Sor
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of And Embalmers
eting,
hold
Schoen Country Business Solicited
called
meet- And Promptly Attended to.
er n
pub- 519-527-549 Elysian Fields Avenues
least
e said
,rpora
Corn. New Orleans, Louisiana
daton. Phone, Hemtnlock 1001.
minining
ct and HEADQUARTERS FOR LOUISIANA ORANGES
S JOHN MEYER,
he said
and a, (Formerly of Weinberger & Co.)
own Prult and Produe and General Commission
e ay. Merchant.
bt re- 110 Poydras Street, New Orleans. La
o have SEED POTATOES A SPECIALTY.
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The First Consideration in Life Insurince is
JR..l.NSECURITY
jtnesSe3.
T. he Equitable Life
.. Foio Occupies a Pre-eminent Position as to Financiaj
of this
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iecorder . C. ELIDER FR-ANK I.. LEVY
ish of Special Agent (leneral Agent, New Orleans, La
.o. .: E. O, " ". B. (IORDANO, :.:
terested., AGENTS FOR
i present
yot, d-. Brook's Improved Hand Pump
th. he A most valuable apparatus ,or ,xtinguishing tires, spraying trees and
watering gardens.
koLEAU. ! Address: 0. E. & F. B. GiORDANO, Jesuit Bend P. O. La.
o court.agents for Plaquemines. St. Bernard. Orleans & JeTetrson Parishes
inia..., "i l l.
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108.10 ?azine St NEW ORLEANS
Notice!
The Launch Standard
will leav%. fo,t of Ursuline' stre.t New
Orleans, ev,.ry Tuesday and FridJ:y at
6 o'lock p. in. Will receive freight on
Mondays and Thursdays from ; a.m. to
5.: N p. m., for all way landings betweenl
New Orleans and Fo'rt laids, all orders
promptly nttendl,l to. Ice dtliverc d at
reR onablie rat. ~,r hunidrel or moi,..
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Master
v Murray Hill
Club
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Agent.