New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-09
INSURANCE.
I GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
Life and Accident Insurance Company.


STATE OF LoUIsIANA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be it known that this first day of March, eighteen hun
ded aud stysix before me- Seim Magner Notary Public
duly commissioned and for the parish of Orleans
and the city of New Orleans personally came and
the parties whose hereunto subscribed who de-
cared that awaiting themselves powers rights and prv
leges conferred by the Statutes of the State of for the
organization Of Corporations in the State they have formed
and constituted Corporation for the purposes Objects
under the spuiatious and regulations following viz:
81 fssdEAsok ooafANs4 u NEW Oh os
Il; Some shall be Fixed in the city New Orleans
period twenty years the date Of this Act Of ineor
s a e. aess &C u
@ tor Se1ss Of public
psu life and make assurances against accidents
sssT ss privilege of exercising both or either
All notices. citations and legal proceedings affecting the in
the Company shall be served the President the
Company and in Ills absence the Vice President
absence OF both from New Orleans the Secretary the
The capital stock Company be Three
Of hundred dollars each all Of which have subscribed
to and bepaid at the time and the hereinafter
The capital stock o said Company be extended
million dollars Five dollars share sha Be paid o
y
tisn shall Be- furnished payable at times and in such
the Of
than two dollars and half on any share at one time and after
9s shall remain in the hands Of
the accommodation Of premiums and earnings not otherwise
e s
ss s
@ be Esp ten Sss p Nous j. Of the public
The Board shall appoint three Of the stockholders
o4 ss
h such vacancies the Board thus elected shall take their
shan hold their seats og thereo thsir
s @ @ sss sas h
the stoshodes shall be duly elected and
the shall another election take place Within
ten days and give notice thereof BY
Orleans
and every Share which be- She they respectively
all elections of Directors votes may be given either
person y ma shall yots Share
On And hereby ed that the oosng
snail hold office until superseded By Board be
e en- asfaaL Ct a' " s s 5s
Sam. DeBow. 1z.- A. B. Griswold, Of St. Louis
Gen. e. B. Nichols. Texas. Everett Lane
messing President who shall selected from among
Board snail conduct the business Company
rally, under the supervision of the Board.
1t shall be the duty of the Presidentto sign all policies
ARTICLE The Board of Directors shall have the power
appoint such officers clerks and employees shall be
for the conducting of the business Of the Company and
and convenient the of the said Com
pany. -.....s
They shall fix the compensation of the President and of al
the officers clerks aud employees of said Company.
ARTICLE At the expiration of the charter of this Compa
if dissolved by twohirds yoeof the whole
the stockholders meeting convened for that purpose after
due notice. the affairs of the Company shall be Immediately
placed liquidation its liabilities paid under charge of three
commissioners to be appointed from by the Board of D
rectors who shall remain Office until the ua liquidation
the affairs of the Company and the surplus funds hand
shall be distributed among the stockholders pro rata
The compensation of said Equidator shall be fixed by the
Board 4 ~
ARTICLE The and respective interests of the parties
to this declared to be as follows, to-wit:
Done passed and closed the city of New Orleans aforesaid
the day month and first before written the
of Edward g. Goschalk and James Fahey competent wit
who sign these with the said appeaers
2Orginal signed) E G. GOTTSSHALK,
JAS. FAHEY.
s. WAGNER, Notary Public
certify the foregoing be copy of the original
my Office the of the subscribers being omitted
New Orleans Sd March, 1866 ~
Ggnedl S. WAGNER, Notary Public
The Undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Mortgages for the par
ish and city of New Orleans State of Louisiana ceres iha
the foregoing of incorporation has been this day recorded
| in his office. in Society Book No: 6, folio 50 r.
| New Orleans, March 8, 1856 ~