New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-04
ACT OF INCORPORATION


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF
= Louisiana, parish of Orleans, city Of New Or.
leans:
Be it known that this twenty .sxth day of March,
in the year of Lord one thousand eight hundred
and siXty.eght, and the nnety-second of the indie.
pendence of the United States OF America, before
me, Henry @. Dibble, Notary Public in and for the
city parish, and state aforesaid duly commissioned
and qualified, and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned personally came
and appeared Simon Jones, Joseph A. Craig, Thomas
Davis, Alfred johnson, Henry Jenkins, Solomon
Townsend Charles Burch, William Brown, and
John Blake who. for themselves, their associates
and successors, did and do declare that desiring to
avail themselves Of an act of the legislature of this
state providing for organization Of corporations
for literary scientific religious, and charitable pur
poses. approved March ID. 1856, they have cove
nanted and agreed, and by these presents do
covenant and agree, to form, ana by this
act do FORM body corporate and polite in law to be
domiciled in the city OF New Orleans State of Lou
siana and to be known as the UNITED LONG
SHOREDIEN LAB RERS' BENEVOLENT so.
Getty OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS:
By that name style and title to have continuance
and being for the period OF twenty-five years or so
long as there remain eleven members in good stand
ing desire to remain together
The association shall have power to make. have,
anu use a CuLlloA STAT 70 sue ana De sued IN their
corporate capacity; 20 receive By purchase or other
wise real personal property to the value of one
hundred thousand dollars and to hold sell transfer
or lease the same; with power to adopt a cousttu-
ti0n and such bylaws as may be necessary for the
government and regulation OF the society not ucon
sistent with this act; and in general to do all and
every act to carry into effect the purposes
and objects OF TIL association not repugnant the
constitution and laws OF the United States, Of this
state, or of this act of incoI poration.
The purposes and objects of this association are
oeoAreu 70 pc 20 cultivate and practice charity
among and to promote the mutual good of its mem.
beers, to for the sick. to bury the dead and to
alleviate the disresses OF the families of its members
and in general to assist each other as laborng men
The officers of the society shall be President a
VicePresident a Treasurer, Secretary, and such
association may provide for be chosen by ballot
at the irst regular meeting in January of each year
them, and such as may be specially enjoined upon
them by the constitution and by laws Of the society
kind Affecting the interests of the association shah
be served uLon the President.
i ne presence OF Harvey N. Dibhlc and u j.
Atacitage. witnesses, domioiated in this city, who
here INTO sign tt with the said parties and
me the Notary after due reading of the foregoing on
the q az and date first above written,
ORR sinA signed: Simon Jones, j. A. Craig, Thomas
Dayns Alfred johnson, Henry this MARK Jenkins
Solomon, his marD Townsend. Charles Oils mark
Blake.
Henry @. Dibble, Notary Public.
Having examined the foregoing act of incorpOra-
ton and finding that OF it's provisions are con
trary to law, approve the same
New Orleans, La, March q, 1858.
CSignedl G. Ii. GUTENBERG,
District Attorney, First judicial District Louis
lana
the undersigned, Deputy Recorder of Mortgages
tor inns parish and city Of New Orleans. Louisiana,
oertes that the within act of incorporation was this
gay record ed IN his office in Book Society No. l. foos
New Orleans March g. 1863
CSigne0 A. DUCATELa JR., Deputy Recorder.
certify the above and foregoing to be a true and
correct copy OF the original sot nov extant in the
records Of my office.
Witness my hand and official SEAL at Nav Orleans
this thirty-nrst dag OF March, 1853
HENRY O. DIBBLF
ap5 Notary Public