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The Bank of Lockport.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
1)Y THESE PRESENTS BE IT
I known, that on this Eighth day of
June in the year of our lord nineteen
hundred, personally appeared
Before me, Albert J. Lasseigne, a
Notary Public, duly commissioned,
qualililed and sworn in and for the
Parish of Lafourehe, State of Louislana,
and in the presence of (Gustave Abribat
.Jr. and C, .1. Richard, legal witnesses,
Messrs. Charles S, Mathews through
E. F. Dickinsou, and E. F. Dickinson
for himself: E. C. )elaune E. P. De
laune Francois Ierame, Elle Dueos,
V. M. 'oups and Lucien Chauvin; Ju
lien Iefort per i, D. Barrios; Jos. T.
Badeaux; Eugene Constantin for him
self and as Agent of Joseph Constantin,
JulEs Bragard and Louis Bragard; Eu
gene Vigroux; A.J. Price; G. D. Bar
rios; 0. A. Bourg for himself, and as
Agent of Sylvere Iourg; J. F. Larose,
Agent: Dominic Harang; Felix Legen
dre; JosO, . Toulps Sr. C. K, of A.
BIranch No. 77;5 through 'Thos. J. Foret
and J. F. Laros.e, Trustees; Thos. J.
Foret; Mrs. Ellis Foret gr Thomas
Foret; Chas. A, Claudet; Barrios and
Meyet per Edgar Barrios and J. N.
Hourgeois per E. A. Delaune, all Rles"
dents of the Parish of Lafourche, State
of Louisiana, who Declare and say that,
availing themselves of all existing
l4aws, and particularly those Laws of
the State of Louisiana affecting and
relating to the modes and manner of
organizing Ralnkin ( Corporations, they
hereby foruin themselves into a Corpora
tion for the purposes anti under the
stipulations and articles following,
which they accept and adopt as their
tcharter, to-wit:
APTICLE I.
The Title of this Corporation shall be
"The Bank of Lockport" domiciled at
the Town of Lockport, Parish of La
ftourche, Louisiana, by which name and
title it slall enjoy all benefits and sue
session for itself, Its heirs and assigns.
ARTICLE II.
The ('apital Stock is hereby fixed at
Fifteen Thousand Dollars, divided into
Three Hundred Shares of Fifty Dollars
each, which said shares, held by each
Shareholder are to be paid for within
Nine Months, subject to the call of
Directors of said Bank.
Should any Stockholder fail to pay
within the above prescribed time and
after ten days notice to said Stockhol
der, his share or shares shall, ipso facto,
be declared forfeited.
That this Corporation shallcommence
its existence from this day, and shall
continue for a period of Ninety nine
years, and by its Corporate name may
sue and be sued, plead, advance, appear
and prosecute, or he prosecuted in all
Courts. The President, or in his ab
sence arising from all causes the Vice
President, or in his inability through
any cause the ('ashier of said Bank is
hereby designated as the Officer upon
whom all Citations and processes of
Law against this ('orporation shall be
served: Hle having the power to de
fend all suits or prosecutions the same
as if all the members hereof were De
fendants or Plaintiffs. The same rule
is to apply when the Corporation is
sued.
The purposes for which this Banking
Corporation is established and the
authority it shall exercise are hereby
declared to be:-To receive money or
securities, such as bonds and notes on
deposits, and to pay or meet same in
current funds on check of depositors;
buy and sell all metallic coins and bills
of exchange, to lend oney on real or
personal security, and to exercise all
powers necessary and legitimate to car
ry on its business. It shall also have
the power to hold, receive, purchase
and convey, by and under its corporate
name, such property real or personal as
may be indispensible and necessary to
the objects of this corporation.
ARTICLE III.
This Banking Corporation shall be
gin whenever Ten Thousand Dollars of
its Stock is taken up and paid for.
ARTICLE IV.
The business of said Corporation shall
be conducted and regulated by a Board
of Directors, to consist of Eleven Mem
bers, all of whom shall be Stockholders,
and Six Members shall constitute a
quorum.
ARTICLE V.
The above Board of Directors shall be
elected by Ballot on the Eighth day of
June in each year, beginning with the
Third Monday of June Nineteen hun
dred, and the said Directors shall hold
Office for one year, or until their sue
cessors are duly elected or qualified.
All Elections shall be conducted under
the supervision of three members of the
Corporation to be appointed by the
Board of Directors for that purpose, and
in case of any one of said Commis
sioners of Election declining to act the
President shall appoint another to till
his pla~ce, of which eleceion by publica
tion in one of our local or Parlsh papers
shall be made in three issues preedng
the date of sarid election. Each Stock
holder shall be entitled directly or by
proxy in writing to one vote for each
share of stock in his name. Females, if
married, may be represented either by
proxy or in person.
Th eleven Directors or persons re
ceiving the highest number of votes for
same shall serve for the ensuing year.
In case of a tie between any two or I
more among the number exceeding
eleven receiving the highest number o
votes then the tes shall be determined
by casting lots. In ease there should
be no election of Directors on the day
appointed, an election for the same
shall be had as soon thereafter as is
practicable by giving notice to Stock
holders, and by publication in a parish
'ie Bjoard of Directors as composed
shall appoint one of their number for
President and another for Vice-presi
dent, to hold Office as long as the exist
ing Board is in office. In case of a va
cancy in eith.r of said positions the
same shall be filled by the Board. It
will also be the duty of the Board of
Directors to appoint a Cashier and such
Officers, Agents, Clerks, dc. as may be
requisite and necessary for the business
of said Bank. The said Board shall also
fix the salary and compensation of aill
Otficers, Cashier, Agents, Clerks &c. of
the Bank. All such Officers shall hold
their otffice at the pleasure of the Bank,
or its Board of Directors, and through
ARTICLE VI.
The said Board shall have the right to
prescribe By Laws for the government 4
of all business pertaining to said Bank
on all subjects not provided for by this
Charter, and not inconsistent wit law.
ARTICILE VII.
The said Board of Directors shall also
appoint from their own number or
among themselves a Discount Commit
tee of three, and any Director so elected
shall serve until the ensuing regular
ession. They shall moreover fill all
vacancies that may mcur in said Dis.
count Committee.
The said Board of Directors are em
powered to adopt a Seal for the use of
the Corporation and shall select as their
design a Circle, with the words "The
Bank of Lockport" Locekport, La" along 4
its margin, and thle figure ofa Plow
with stocks of (Cane and Corn on each
side in the centre thereof.
ARTI('CLE VIII.
The Cashier, Assistant ('ashier and
Book-keeper shall furnish Bond with
solvent security in a sum to be fixed by
the Board of Dliirectors for the faithful I
performance of their duty.
ARTICLE IX.
Should this C(orporation be dissolved
before its limited time, its affairs shall
be liquidatcd under the supervision of
three Commissioners to be appointed
from among the Srockholders at a
general meeting convened for that pur
pose, after thirty days notice in any
weekly Parochial paper, and with the
consent of three-fourths of the entire
capital .tck at the time subscribed and
pad for. The same shall attply when:
its limitation is ended.
AItTIIT.E X.
Thi. a-.et of ineur.pra't!on luay he
'~irandtl. fnuxltil.d or aitered, or it may
be dissolved at a special meeting of the
SNtock holders convened for that purpose
i uater thirty' days prior notice by publi
cation in any parochial paper. Any
such change shall require two-thirds of
the amount of the entire eapital stock
r taken and paid for, Besides a forty
Sdays notice shall be served on all StocLk
holders at their address.
ARTICLE XI.
L No Stockholder shall ever bseom.
liable or responsible for theC(ontractsor
faults of said torporation in any sum
above the unpaid halance due by him or
t her, on Shares of stock due by him or
her nor lrall any mere informality-In
I organization have the effect of render
I ing this charter null, or of exposing a
Stockholder to any further liability
, than the unpaid balance due on said
stock.
ARTIOLE XII,
The following named members shall
constitute the first Coard of Directors to
serve under this Charter, via: Charles
R S. Mathews, President, Jos. T. Badeaux,
Vice-President, E. F. Dickinson, E. A.
Delaune, Eugene Constantin, Jules
Braard, G. D. Barrios, A, , , Price, O,
A. Bourg, Thos. J. F'oret and Dominic
Ilarang.
ARTICLE XIII.
All Certificates of stock shall be sign
ed by the President and ('ashier, and
shall bear the impress of the Otticial
Seal of the Bank.
'T'his done read and signed at the
Town of Lockport, Louisiana, on the
r day, month and year first above written.
I In faith whereof the parties, witnes
r ses, and I Notary Public have signed
ithese presents after (lste reading of the
whole.
i'. S, Mathews
per B. F. Dickinson 20 Shares $1000 00
E. F. Dickinson 20 Shares $100 00
E. A. Delaunc 20 Shares $1000 00
M. Delaune
per E. A. Delaune 20 tLares $1000 00
E. C. Delaune
per E. A. Delaune 10 Shares $100 00
E. F, Ielaune
per E. A. Delaune 10 Shares $1500 00
Francois Deralue
per E. A. Delaune 10 Shares $500 00
Eie Ducos
per B. A. Delaune 10 Shares $500 00
V. M. 'i'oups
per E. A. Delaune 2 Shares $100 00
Lucien Chauvin
per B. A. Delaune 2 Shares $100 00
Julien Lefort
per Gt. 1). Barrios S Rhares $100 O0
Jlo. T. Bduleaux .0 Shares $1000 00
Eugene Constanlin 15 Shares $750 00
Joseph Constantin
per E. Constantin 10 Shares $500 00
Jules Blragard
per E. Constantin 10 Shares $500 00
Louis Bragard
per E. Constantin 10 Shares $500 00
Eugene A. Vigroux 6 Shares $a00 00
A. J. Price 15 Shares 750 00
ti, D. Barrios 10 Shares $500 00
0. A. Bourg 10 Shares $500 00
S. Bourg
per O. A. Bourg 10 Shares $500 00
J. F. Iarose Agt. 6 Shares $300 00
D. Harang 10 Shares $M00 00
Felix Legendre 2 Shares $100 00
.Jos. O. Toups Sr. 2 Shares $100 00
C. K. of A. Branch No. 778
per Thos. J. Foret and J. F.
Larose Trustees I Share $50 00
Thos. J. Foret 10 Shares $S00 00
Mrs. E. Foret
per Thos. J, Foret 10 Shares $500 00
('has. A. Claudet 1 Share $10 00
Edgar Barrios for
Mayer & Barrios 4 Shares $200 00
J. N. Bourgeois
per E. A. Delaune 6 Shares $300 00
Witnesses
(;. AnRIn.aT JR.,
C. J. RICHARD.
A. J. LAssElONE,
Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
I, the undersigned, Clerk of Court and
Ex-Oflicio Recorder duly commissioned
sworn and qualified in and for the said
parish and State, do hereby certify the
above and foregoing ;o be a true and
correct copy of the Charter of "The
Bank of Lockport", and I hereby furth
er certify, that said Charter was this
day duly recorded in Miscellaneous
fook No. 7, folios 295, et seq; of record
n my ofice.
In 1+aith Whereof,
I have hereunto set my hand
L.8 and seal of office at Thibodaux
IA. this 18th day of June
A. D. 1900.
C. J. BARKan,
Clerk of Court Ex-Offcilo Recorder.
Extract from our Washington
letter:
All the monkey business in the
postas service is not monopolized by
the Cuban branch, not by a whole.
lot. There is muchb gossip an Wash
ington concerning the purchnase of
time clocks for all free delvery post
offices and pxpensive typewriters for
officm of $30.,000 and over by the
Post Of;ce Department, and much
of it implies that privately. The odd
thing about the time clocks is that
they are of the same 3ske as those
introduced in treasury Department
several years ago and which stirred
up the indignation of Congressmen
to such an extent that they were by
vote of Congress ordered taken ont.
Then it was that the man with the
big" pull" got the Post Office
authorities to see what a good thing
those same time chkak were and to
agree to pay the regular retail price,
$125 each for them, although about
800 of them were purchased. Letter
carnriers and other poet office employea
have to have their time records made
by these clocks, which Congress de
cldared degrading and disgraceful
when used in the Treasury Depart,
meut. They 'an ask their Congress
men to explain the administration
code of ethics which m akes it right
and proper to deal with postal employ.
es of free delivery offices in a manner
which Coogress declared to be degrad
ing and diagraceful when applied to
employes of the Treasury Department.
Throughout the country there is a
clamor for the repeal of tLe war
stamp taz. Between this and the
protective tariff, man is taxed for al
most every thing except the original 4
breath of air given him by his creator.
An exchange has compiled the taxa.
bles as follows;
When he draws a cheek.
When he becomes a member of a
corporation.
When he transfers his stock.
When he losures his life or his.
house.
When he assigns his insurance.
When he makes a note to raise
money for the payment of his taxe1s.
When he buys a money order. I
When he executes a lease.
When he sends a paid teleplhone
message. 4
When an indemnity bond is given.
When a lill of exchange is drawn.
When the citizen executes an io.
stroumeneut necessary in the sale of
merchandise on Change.
When he ships goods by freight or
When he clears a vessel anod files a
manifest
When he buys a ti:ket to go
abrooad.
Wh,.n he executes a power ofattor.
ney.
When he buys proprietary medi
clnes.
When he chews gum.
When be uses any pet fume or his
wife indulges in coametics.
When his note is Irotested.
When a warehouse receipt is given.
When merchandise Is entered at a
custom house.
By all means let us have a speedy
repeal of the stamp sct. According
to the newspapers of a couple of
years ago, we have licked the 8pan
tards. Then if this be true let us
quit licking the stamp..
STATEMENT
of the eoadition oft lie
BANK OF THIBODAUX
of Thibodsaux. I.
AT CLOSE or nUsnIess JUNE I10, 100.
ASSETS.
Cash & Sight Ex. 895.268.8
Demand loans.... 6287 60
Bonds and stocks 26,217.25
------4127,768.08
Ioans & discounts
due within 90 days........ 67,867.5
Loans & discounts
not due within 90 days .. 188,167.18
Overdrafts by so!vent
cust)mers.............. 99.77
I Real estate (Bank premises) 10,718.96
Furniture and Fixtures.... 8,000.00
Total. $832,611.58
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock.. . 0.000.00
Surplus (nrow in
creased $8.60 ,) . 8.500.00
Semi annual divi
dendsa......... 2,000.00
Undivided prollits
net ............. 2,101.69
--4-0 2.601.69
Deposits.......... 270,009.89
Total, 8832,611.58
I C, P. 8bhaver, eashier of the above named
Bank. do solemnly swear that the foregolng
statement is true and correst, to the beLt of
my knowledge and belief.
C. P. SHAVER.
Cashier.
S- wore to and subseribed before me
L8 this rd day of July, 1900.
RojmAD Wr.UAuOOsx,
Notary Pubtle
OFFICEBS:
a. G. BOBICHAUX, O. NAQUIN,
President. Vice-President
. U. . MOiVANT, Vice-President.
C. P. SHAVER, P. L. BRAUnD.
Cashier. Ass't Cashier.
B. 6, Robichau, . ogr,
P. L. Braud O. Naquln
. UI. orrvant W.H. Price,
Thos. Beary C. P. Shaver.
L . Layman I.A. Trosclair
O. E. Peltier.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Lafourche,
Thibodaux, La., June 30, 1900.
The 'Democratic Executive Com.
mittee of the Third Congressional
District of this State met this day,
with Judge Walter Onion in the
chair.
The following members answered
to their names tn person or ty proxy:
1ILerville.-A. A. Brown and A. K.
Grace.
Ascension.-R N. Sims and S. H.
St. MaItin.
Assumption.-Walter Guion.
Lafourche.-A. J. Braud, W. H.
Price, P. Meyer.
Terrebonne.-J. D. Shaffer, proxy
Ed. McCollam.
St. Mary.-A. C. Allen, proxy Wil
bur C. Kraemer.
Iberia.-J. P. Minville and J. A.
Babia.
St. Martin.-D. Reese, A. V. Four
net, proxy FI. L. Broosard.
Lafayette.-Wm. 'Campbell.
UCameron.-William Laurent, proxy
RF. Brousnard.
The chair declared a quorum pre.
sent and the coanmittee ready for
business.
Mr. McCollam moved that Mr. H.
N. Coulon, of Lafourche, be elected
secretary of the committee, carried.
The following towns were put to
nommation as the place .wherein the
next Congresional Convention will
be convened, to-wit:
Latfyette, Frankln and Plaque.
mine, and on a vote by parishes be.
ing ordered, Lafayette was declared
to have been selected, and Mooday,
Sept. 24. 1900, as the day and date
for the convening of the convention
Mr. Campbell, of Lafayette, duly
seconded by Mr. Brown, of Iberville,
moved that each parish of this dis
trict be allowed, at the coming con
vention, the same vote as fixed by
the State Committee for the recent
State Convention, carried.
On motion duly made and earried,
the nmanner of selecting the delegates
to said Congressional Convention
was left to the Democratic Central
Committees of the various parishes
comprised in this Congreusiounal Di
trct.
It was further moved and carried
chat the proceedings of "his commit
tee be iubtishled i:l the local papers
of the various parishes and also in
the Times Democrat and Picayune.
There being no further business
the committee adjourned subject to
the call of the chair.
H. N. CoULon. WALTrzn Golro.
Secretarly. Chairmau.
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All styles, all leathers, one prie
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LOG JAMS,.
he Pearee They Mae"t and new They
Are Erekem Up.
"A log jam is one of the most fr-e
midable problems we have to encoun
ter In our line of buslness," said a Mis
sissippi lunaberuan. "How they begin
is diflicult to explain: A few dozen
logs will become wedged for an instant
In a narrow part of a stream and in
less time than it takes me to tel It
hundreds of others will come swooping
down and pack themselves In an Intri
cate, close knit span, reaching from
bank to bank, and almost as solid as
a rock. The force they exert is some
thing marvelous. During one jam In
my section I saw a lot of fogs plunge
under the edge of the blockade, and a
few seconds later they pushed their
way up through the very middle of
the pack, toesslng timbers as big
around as a ,man's waist Into the air
like so many toothpicks. The noise
they made as they drove through the
mass was simply deafening. It sound
ed as If the solid earth was being torn
up by Its foundations. When the lop
passed under the Jam, they were evi
ddntly caught In such a way as to
still further obstruet the lmplaioped
stream and were hurled upward with
all the rreesistible energy of millions of
gallons of rushing water.
"The breaking of a jam Is a very
ticklish operation and seems to be
largely a matter of Instinct with old
rivermen. The limes and angles of
strain In such a blockade are so com.
plleted that the best enginer tIn the
world is apt to go wrong In indleatlng
the proper point of attack. A veteran
lumberman, on the contrary, will often
take a long look at the mass and then
point out the 'key log.' Theb key log
Is the timber on whlcb the straan en
ters, and when it is blown out or pried
out, the pack, In almost every itance,
will break up of Itsaelf. I had an old
fellow in my employ a few years ago
who could locate a key log mine times
out of ten. He couldn't read or write,
knew nothing about engineerng sad
was unable to explatn bow he arrived
at his conelusions. He said it 'eame
kinder nach'raL'" - New Orlesan
Tlmes-Democrat
SHAKESPEAREAN PARTS.
tIe IelseheyL Dame Is the leages
e Them All.
The longest part In any Shakespers
an play is Hamlet, wbo is before tho
audience almoet constantly. Hamlet Is
a constant talker,. and it is surprling
that In the clreumstances e says so
many wise thoings. He has to his share
1,5be lines. Richard III is another long
part. ua the charaoter speaks 1,161
lie, and next comes lag., with 1.117
ones. Heury V has 1,063 lines.
One would suppose from seeng the
representatlon or from looking over tie
play that OtheUllo had more Ilnes thanb
lago. but It is not the case, for the val
lant Moor huas only 88 lines. Coriole-b
ns huas 886, the Duke In "Measure For
Measure" 880 and Timon 888. Antony
in "Antony and Cleopatra" does not
seem a very long part Judgiag by the
appearance of the prompt book, but In
rality be has 880 Ulines.
Brutus ia "Jullus Cmesar" has l,
Valstat In "Henry V" nT. Macbeth
appears a long part Judging from bow
mrucb be is on the stagle In the repre
sentatio, but In fact be has only 706
lanes, Romeo ba 618, whebh is only a
few more than the King in "Hamlet,"
who has 53L Casi s In "Julius C
ear," altbough a first eass part, has
but 50? lines.
The temale parts tn Shakespeare's
plays are not very long. The actress
who plays Portia has 580 lines to
study. oaltnd bhas 74P Cleopatra
has 010 and Juliet 54L Deedemona
has only 880. Betrice has 80. Only
30 of Shakespere's women bhave more
than 800 lines eh, and some of the
most famous of the great bard's temi
niabne cretion bare comparatively lit
tie to say. Cordella ln "Kilng Lear"
bh eonty 115 lines, Kate In "Tamng of
the Shrew," altbough so conspluous
and voluble, ha but 229, while Lady
Macbeth has but 21--Baltimore A
lean.
"It Is my aim tn le" he said, "o
make meg happie.
"W'hy at wossmp' el a 8 h,1
apoPeaLt
Do not fsra
Thibodaux 8be
line of the highe
mackentos hes.
JoAN No
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Cr. etWra
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Shop on St. Louiy
and Thibodauy
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Clothtng, boot.
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BoURO . T.
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Pork, Veal, and Seeeges
Market Street, Th1
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Cer. Maim & St. Lenin
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makin. Car. Mrke
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Pl. Jewelry. watehee
Street. betwe st. Phi
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loaned nd .
nuldiung.