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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
amussmsnts ane alesiinss &C. Might.

BrJou OPERA HOUSE" Won at Last"
B0oTu's THIATRB-" Adrienne." -
DAYS THEATRE" Cinderella at School" ,
HAyERLYs NiBLo's GARDEN-"The 5namgnraun;
USvrpI va FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE" Olivette." A.
uxvSPIy,s I4TH STREET THEATRE" Fun on inc
Bristol" ,,,,-,,
PxEK TBEArRE-" Little Nell and the Marchiones''
eAN FRANcTsCO MINsTRELs
STANDARD THEATRE-" Btllee Iaylor:
UNION SQUARE THEATRB-" Felicia,
WALLAcK's THEATRE-" The world
AMERICAN ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASSOCIATION HALIl-Recitatlon - ,,,nA.u.o,,,. po-
1sRoorIyN AcApEMY or Observation-Disclosures he-
hearea
MAsoSIc Reconsideration.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
slRoSY's-Bernhardt Exhibition.
ar AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH-Far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
MILE. BERNHARDT AS FRoU FROU.


The audience that assembled in Booths Theatre
last night to greet Mile. Bernhardt in the
character Of Frou Frou. numerous and
notably appreciatiyc, aud it had a great
pleasure. Among all tho efforts of the
famous actress this one is tho most bewitching
and tho one in which ideal and execution
arc most completely matched and blended.
The gay, volatile, feminine nature that can
moi understand the seriousness of life until suddenly
broken TO pieces by rcvulsion of its own hayward
passion is embodied by her with amazing truth and
cuticing grace. The bubbling gce and artless in
nocenc. of the Rehearsal Scene, last night were
finer than we remember to have seen them before,
and the tcmpcstuous revolt and torrent of recrim-
nation i'm the third act were carried through with
splendid force.
II is needless, however, at this late day,
IN dcscant on contrasts and variations in Mile.
Bcrnhar,its execution of her work at any special
times. The observer of such performance
as she gave. on this occasion-so entirely
adequate alike in purpose and deed-will
find himself led TO reflect on the nature
of the woman who stands behind so lovely mani
fcstation of the womanly temperament. During
all the earlier scenes this frOu Frou il an
image of such childlike prcttlness and en-
dearing caprice that the thought of the trouble
inevitably at hand Is almost intolerable. In the
later and more pathetic scenes the actress ~ less
thoroughly in harmony with the part. Those who OF
ten her realize that it is her method always to do
the same thing IN the same way and hence are con-
gcious of her some " hat excessive aud rigid mechan-
| ism But her Frou Frou is too fine for even
| implied ccnsure and II was deservedly received
with unqualified enthusiasm. There were three
calls for her after the third curtain Tonight she
! will appear ~ AdTtenM LecOuTeW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

There are certain features worth noting in the for
c,u immigration of this year. First, its large in
crease. IN 1850. during the three months ending
Anil l. T. 600 immigrants had landed in this port
alone. while during the period in the present
wear the number was increased IL 900. Secondly,
the improvement in their quality. Last year tens Of
thousands of Irish and German cmigrants left their
owl, countries III a condition OF pauperism, being
literally driven out by want of food. They were
brought here by their knsfolk or charitable asSo-
citations Of one kind or another There is not in this
wear any such urgent necessity for emigration. The
crops probably will De fair The immigrants who
ar. coming now are as a rule, men Of small capital,
skilled workmen OF tenant-fanners who have delib-
erately decided upon permanent change of base
They are the class who will add 10 the solid prosper
itv of the country as soon as they get work or
land not the dead weights Of which we received
such heavy addition last year who speedily retire
AT ease to our alshousos and jals for the hardwork
ing taxpayer to support. Among other hopeful signs
in this direction was the purchase which we TO
ported last week Of 1875 900 acres of land in Barry
County. Missouri, 10y agents Of a Scotch colony.
Numbers Of thrifty ScotChmen will shortly arrive
and take possession Of the land in time to have their
farms cleared fenced and ready for next years plant
ing We record with pleasure the advent of men
who have capital enough to support them for the
time of waiting before the land becomes productive,
especially when they have chosen to settle in any
Southern State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

It is evident that no part of the Coney Island
travel will go over the Brooklyn Bridge during the
approaching season. Last fall we were promised
that the bridge should be finished by the Fourth OF
July; now the date fixed is the lst Of December
The work goes on slowly, but there is satisfaction
in seeing that some progress is made from day to
day and in rejecting that the time of its completion
cannot be very far distant. Brooklyn landlords
who are dscountng the effect of the completion of
the bridge by raising their rents thus early are, how
ever in the language of the street altogether too
previous 1t will be time enough for them to fix
new rates for their houses and stores when the
effect of the great hanging causeway in the direc-
ton of eauaLing rents in the two cities begins to
DC felt in legitmate way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

on the basis of last years business, would pro
duce about $4,000, and stipuiating tnh'
there shall be no increase in the rates Oh Ter
rage. This is an admirable disposition Oh inc
whole matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.

III DItVJINI1It " IIII1II tIF'IN7+'IN'
The public rehearsal for the last concert Of the
Brooklyn philharmonic Society will bo held at the
Academy OF Music III that city this afternoon. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

filed with boys, disappeared somewhere In the hun
cry sea- and left not floating spar TO tell where OF
how these hundreds Of young lives had gone out In
darkness That the same story was not repeated
with our own Scholarship the other day Is due more
to Gods goodness than to the care prudence OF the
authorities in charge. There is good deal OF feel
ing in the country for the staunch old ship which
boasts 80 proud q record, and it was no doubt
largely owing TO this sentiment that she was made
training ship for boys going into the Navy. They
could hardly grow up sneaks or towards on the
planks Of that gallant old hulk This sort Of senti-
men is good far it goes but it need not go so
far as to make a coffin Of the decaying ship and TO
send her and her crew out to when she is barely
fit to ride at anchor in harbor safely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

At Albany there is a proposition that the
Albany Pelitentiary shall be allowed TO make
a contract to board the prisoners of the State
of Delaware. Senator Brown, of Georgia, will
at once perceive that this is a plan to colombo
New-Yo with Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

The Constitution ia safe for this time. But
there can be doubt that she is in an untrust-
worthy condition. and in that condition is permitted
TO go out to sea with nearly three hundred lads upon
her. for whose lives the Government Is Responsible
A year Is not over sinGe an EngIish sehool-shlp,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

It appears that the first expectations respect
ing the place of Lord Beaconsfields burial are
to be realized. His will is found to contain a
formal direction that his body be laid by that
of his wife, and the project of an inement IN
Westminster Abbey must therefore be aban-
dOned
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-19

Dae gutter 0utb oft msbr. als
Sob wsrtb II, bswti0 folasnotr Gau: 5err
Btrabnrb Stlstls, @iapItle. g., f&rsibt:
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G,efatI Der eisencn 5dulb mar itber ibn

@efatI Der eisencn @dulo mar itber ibn
eefrmn,en.
Sycrt nit ibm in bic Gcncisraerie.
Stein, nein. Bleite. mein Tater id
tsldwSre Did. tlei6e, rief Wauou biu=
berinsenb !; es 1T mein Batter.
Dunberbar, perieete @aint SUIT; AUDI
bas 1T buniel unb wirb Fd auftldren.
2aB mid nidt alein nit ibm, rief Iie
benz Wteilter @aillot mad id bite. id
teI9wTre Did, nimm mid, nit !! Ser.
baftet :nih nit ibm.
unb de mpute ibm nadeilen Saint
SUIT belt ite jurid.
On trdsa ieine sdulc. Sa babe nit
Dir 3u ipreden.
@aillct folste ben 9dersen ME in
BUMPER ge!dutsaB; feline 1odter wur
itm auf einmal sleid,aiiltis eemcroen. ,pie
Elm 3ertrchenes We,fSeug, bus ibm aus
Der panb ssfalen.
5alnt SuH unb Wanon waren allcin !;
1e llammerte fd trampfbaft an Elm get=
pult Der @at, iltet aus ber STRIDE tSnte
bic 9pn,ne Gteniers uno talo folaten bic
9linee ber Garmasucle.
Sie fam fd BOT wie cine Mdrtbrerin,
bic ben .pilben 1bieren Der Nrena pprge=
Wctfen muroe. ga ltano er por ibr nit
benz f&ref9aften Nntlib, pas oft in ibren
Erdumen milbfdSn anfeetandt mar. bab
namenloies @rauen uno iiiBer gdauer
0e ;usleid erfabten. Da itunb er tpie
elm iunler Srisgssott, bon benz Der blu=
tIse Sdreden aussins. Tiniiercr Waren
biefe 3ise semoroen, unerbittli&er itr
Musoraf.
(UDrtf.bnns fOlst,'
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- Weeb's @ilt @bse Comic beilt Sic
Bet unb Ngue.
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aSis1tige uno tuarnenne Sfptis
fir NHr, bic cine yt6bmnItine
Al fnufen beabiibtiNen.

. Ofliee ssn % ties Mdbmaf6inen Go.
GIepelaAb. . Is. Wdr3 1881.
Nir lenftn Sbre btfcntere Mufmert iamteit ba-
rauf, bab mir bic Mldiete bts S1isbere. Der bic
9bunle bedt. nit elmer beutiden Summer be-
seiGnca unb biefslbe reeifriren. gDtna Serfauft,
fttuen ptr bent Rduftr einen Darrant arf SABRE
aus. Dieter Warrant eatbdlt ben Namtn b,S
M9tnten, btr bic Raidine psn uas fanfle. ben
Datum bes Saufs unb biz anf Der Yiatte bsflrb>
ltttt 9untnter Der Warrant III Scn uns unie,-
aeidnet une nit benz Siest. ,tr Gun,sasris ssr>
f,bsn. WQe anbern uni,r unftrm Asmen auese.
iteat.n Warants Tno undtt. yerfoMen. mtI6e
Raf6insn faufen. an teun pluitsn hie Hammsr
S.rdnbert pber teihdbiet 1T, i6anen fdtr iein,
fruber pbtr fpdter in unanaebmliGttiien lu se>
ratbcn.
Die dats ..sDbitt" 1T teutiesn Cages bic pO.
puldrite i'm panbel. bic biltelte unb bette. Cine
srDeere MnaatI ber ..Wbite" III. felt biefelte i'm
panba erftien, fabri,irt unb psrtauft rorten. als
Son elmer atbern im fsben 3eiiraume, feitbem
Nabmalhinsn erfunben wurb.n. Sbre 2ediisteit.
Gefhminbisfsit. nette Gcrm, Sh6ntet. Dau>
erbaftisftit. 0erdufAloFsseit unb ibr preis ser>
einis,n ith um bic Wa1hine jsber Gamilie mini
fhtnsneftb 3u MAIDEN unb pcuitdnbise 3Ifrieben>
belt nit bcr ,.gSAite" au itbtrn
Der rtsulare aatboriiirte 8srfdufer fur Gan
Mntouio, 1eras. in Oerc 0S. q. GrpS,
une mir ratben BEN Rdufern. Niemanb aabers su
patruniirsu, nm bic ddt.e ..D5it." ,u bsEommsn.
Dbtie Na5maf&imtn>g aauis.
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SnS S1ndcrfcit.

Die @eianspereiue BON Da(las, suitin,
Weuz uzSraunfels, 8renbam unb SoultOn
famen 5uerit in @alpeitpn an unb pur=
ben bonn Salamanperperein empfaa9en
nno NIT Wulif unb unter &anonenb
nud Der Gulinrbulle sebradt. I'm 81
llbr Gbenbs erlt trafen bic Sereine Don
Gan Nntonic, Sisb Sin uno 6relsbnrs
Elm. Sdmmtlide bereits anne ienoe Sdnz
ger fcrnlirten lid su einem 3use uno Bel
Sadelldein une briuanter 8eleudtung
murben bic anfpmu,enben Sdnser empfan<
seu. Son Seem SrleanS traf bas 8pselz
ihe WulifcorpS in @alpelton elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-19

! Soiepb &amoa's Wmble
In gleu, Braunfels mablt iebr sutss 8orn.
unb Bfi,enmebl nnb serlauft In sroben
Quantiidtrn in bic umse8enb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-19
Willtuncu BON Meu Itten leipen q

Miulunen pun Wsn idsn lsipsn an
bem furdtbaren l1sbsl, dmDrrb
ben ssnannt. Dem Or. g. 9tlstee,
mad Sabre laneen Tprfdunoen, III es &C.
lunstn. oas por,aslihiis 0eilmittsl.
ANAKESlS ssnannt, 3u er fnoen. Sc 1T
bas Bsits, bas nod ie baasreisn. Be,
wetsmtttel bteisr Bebauptuna l'esen bti
8auleneen idrifiltd 3ur gin0At Dor.
Mugenblidlths Qtnperuns Der Sdmsr3sn
uno. BET Iawensuns mad gorldrift,
pulfanbise Sur sussfdsrt. 9. Neuildc.
ter & Co.. Bpr 3946, STEM yort, ididsn
auf gerlansen probsn tofenfret
mad alsn Ylaben ir ben Ser. Staaten.
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Graffu8 Meeb.

Das erSbte Gbellaser Der
Stnbt 1T pasisnise bee 5srrn s. Rssb.
@6bel aasr Wrt fno baislbif in srSBtsr
@uswabl gu ben nietrtsaen Drsiisn su
babsn unb In Der Stat tann jsper Sc.
ihmad bsirtebtst tperosn. parlur. unb
Sdlai,immer.@ets famft man btt 5errn
6. 8ssp 3u 5abr,tpreien, ba or feline WS.
bel rirstt aus ben srGbtsn Jatritsn bss
9dness bs,iebt. Ssrr Sieso bat au6tr>
oem siusn sroben BOrrate bon Ssppiden
uno Matten unb ailen In bieies Sad ein>
ldlaeenVtn Baaren. Wer W0bel trssnb
welder Nrt getrauAt, tbut motl, ftt an
6errn &seb gu tpenbsn. gom @swSbn.
ls&it.n bis gum MqerfeInfen unb 1teusr=
fen lit QQes In ieinsm @tore gu ftnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-19

(Rorrespondens.) Ri6(onb, IA. Gpril.
Sc linb feline beicnoeren 9leuisteiten in
unierer @esenb porssfaaen. felt msiner
GOrreaponbeuj. SINNER 1T Der Winter
nod nidt gan, pcrbei; ale Yflan3eu leis
cen burd 3ilte unb Irodenbe;t, bas 9orn
tfeht neiltens idledt, ba es nidt onftom.
men foante wesen Trodenbeit unb 3dlte.
Sebermann iebnt Fd mad bem ldnsit be.
nStbiSten Siesen; aber ct. Setter Mill lid
niat erweiden laien. Yiete Sarmer bas
BEN tereits nit benz Yfiisen einbalten
miiHen. neil ber @rbbOben gu bart 1T.
Der bieiise Sdleider Sdaeenperein, Der
nod pesetirt. ideint wieoer elm ipeais in's
9eben su fOmmen. nadbem er iein Winz
teridlafden seinadt bat. Sc wurbe in
Der letten Seriammluns tsidlplien. einen
Tu6b0ben gu lesen, melher am 18. b. Wt.
ein9eweibt weroen iOa Durd Elm 3an,per=
snisen; ferner murbe teidlOiien, bab
reselmdBise Sdie6abunsen ltuttiinben
iOllen. Serr B,an; 2ebmann in 9tidlunb
perlobte fid tir,lid nit Trdulein Sulie
Stdbner nno mirb bic 9ohSeit in ben
niditen 9assn ftattiinoeu; bas bieiise
Wulifccrps 1T pilenS bic Wulif ;u lies
fern une ludt ieber iein alteS perrsiteteS
! Snltrument aus ber @de berpcr unb ireut
fid Der 3utunft. fdditens n.ebr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-19
(Gortfsbnns fOist.'

Dil nah sinsm gbineisn-St' e.
Duet Sass 3uriit fam Elm 5srr In msn Sc.
itdit uno fraste mid nn@ eiuem GbineiI=
ihsn Grautetitcre, idreibt 5err Aoolpbus
1tnd. Nslls. N.t.. um ld stn Milttl ssssn
Gin bsft:ses 3abnwft gu belsn Sd fasts
4bm ct. Sltobs Del psrtreite es In tiini
Minuten. brabts sinise ErOpfea an stn
tpsnis gBatte, ftdte bic Watte in baS Str
auf Der Seite, aui wslder tis Sdmsr,en
tparsn nnp ritb ibm bic betrsfehbe Ssits
bes @efhts oamit Cit. IS warsn nod
feline filnf Minutsu prrsanssa, 70 lam er
,urid unb iastt, ale Shmersea ieisn s,r.
i&wunosn uno sr miiiie eine Jlal&e pieiss
ipunoerbaren Mittel8 nit nab 9aule neb-
men,
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(8oTreopnudens.) gulperbe, 13. Npril=
Inns @ebirssbewcbnern ipirb ielten @e.
lesenueit sebOteu, elm Teit 3u beseben
Nber serabe ibre Seltenbeit trdst gum
@elinsen berlelben Bel, benn mir feiern
lie NIT BOILER 2uit unb seben uus ibnen
gan; bin. aarslid e,eignete es iid nun,
baB mir in wenisen 1a9en brei Telte bin>
ter einunber feierten. 3uerf bielten bic
@eian9pereine BON llfenau unb Scnep
Greet ein Sanserfef al. Dag es babel
au6erit fioel susins, periteht lid bon iels
Der. Sbne @eians selinst f,in 6eit, be6=
balls lteben e dnserfelte alien anbern 6elten
pcran. @inise Gage paraui fanb Elm
@Aiieenfeft ffatt, ,peldes bon ben 8ereinen
bon 8cgels yaIlep uno oem Yerein Gcns
corbia peranltaltet muree. NuA bierbei
Uultete 6r0blidfeit, uno belonberes Snte.
reiieerreSte tas W.ttidieBen beiber Yereiz
ne. Der Sdisenperein BON 8osels Yallep
errans babel ben Sies init - 9tinsen.
am NlOntas funo bic Yriifans Der Sda@
ler bes Serrn Gettenbcrn ltatt, gu Der li9
mebrere yebrer BON NuSwdrtS, bic 6erren
StrSd, Gather nnb Trieorid ,einsefunben
botten. Die Yrif funs mar bonn belten
grfols tesleitet, buriiber mar Nlles einis.
Watarti& fclste oer sdulpriiuns eiu
6eit Der @r,padieneu; bas 1T einmal Sits
te bel nus. Gin gutter Irunf barf tei
iOlden 9slesenbeiten nidt feblen unb 70
wurben bel bieien brei perldieoenen Nelten
18 6ab glier=Bier BON San Nntonio ae=
trunfen. DarOb mag mandem Sbrer
2eier Elm @rauen anmanbeln; pielleidbt
bebauert man uns Sinterwalbler, bic mir
nod 70 in ber Gultmr surad ino, nm
@eiGmad an bier sebraHtem gler su fin
ben.. yfun mir werben nidt bSle baruber,
benn mir iuden bic beimii4e Snouitrie gu
unteritieen, Udbrenb Diejenisen, bic auf
unisre Soften laden, iie gu unterbrddeu
iu4en.
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Sd bin idon lanse NIT 8ruillsIbsn unb
turssm Ntbem bsbaitet une es ihien, als
woae 1d bas usbel gar nidt sebtn. D +.
Nusua 6Gnts's 5ambureer
Bruilttee, ben mir Elm Jreuno sm=
pfabl, bat MIR piel Gutss sstaan, was i'd
asrne ke,euse.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-15
Driue He'll Notes.

IN another column will be found card
signed by five Of the firms dealing in drive
well and drive we'll material announcing that
they have secured the right under the Green
patent, and hereafter will furnish license
with each well constructed by them, which
will protect the owner and user from all
claims for patent royalty: In connection with
this card appears another from Col. James,
the agent for the driven wells in this State, an
nouncins that the firms named are authorized
10 sell and construct drive wells in Hennepin
county under the Green patent, and to deliver
with each well license covering the use of
the wells during the full term OF the patent.
This ends the controversy so far as these
firms are concerned. They have evidently
studied the case carefully, and concluded it is
cheaper to pay a royalty OF SO on we'll peace
fully, than TO stand suit for SO, with the
chances, according TO recent decisions, in
favor OF their being beaten in the end. The
settlement of course does not affect the wells
that have been put down without license,
and The parties owning or using them are
)iaLle to suit. They will exercise theE own
judgment as to the policy Of paying or fight
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-15

last evening, and requested him to state
that Mr.. NJ. A. Buckley, who the Tribune
stated hald mortgage on his hotel and
threatened to close it up on Saturday, was
meddling with something that didn't con.
Germ HIM in the least; that the statement
that he did not owe his son, J. NJ. Dayton, one
cent, and the only money owed to II: A:
Dayton was secured to him by bill OF sale of
of furniture of furniture in the house amount
ing to $1,000. He also says Buckley has adj
yised his son to 60 INTO this scheme for the
purpose of making money out Of 1t for him
self. Owing to the conflicting stories in cir
culation it will be impossible to get at the
real facts In the case till the matter comes to
fria al
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-15
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Stewart River Improvement Comfy.

Know all men by these presents: That Simon B.
Paige, John A. Paige, T.. s. Hammond, A. NJ. Mori-
son. j. B. Scovell, b. Phillips havs agreed to asso-
ciate themselves and become under me
provisions of title 2 chapter 81 of the general stat
utes, 1878, for tbs purposes hereinafter set lortn'
and to that end do hereby adopt and sign the follow
ing articles Of incorporation, to-wlt:
ARTICLE ONE.
The name Of the CORPORATION shall be the Stewart
River Improvement Company. The general nature
of its business is the Improvement of the stream In
Lake county, Minnesota, known and called Stewart
river, from its intersection with ths north Line Of
section thirty-four t3D. township fifty-four G4A
north of range eleven l west to the mouth Of said
river at Lake Superior, such Improvement to con
sist In constructing dams and clearing the bed of
said river In der to facilitate the running of logs
between the points aforesaid. The principal place
Of transacting such business fhau be st Duluth,
Minnesota.
ARTICLE TWO.
The time of the commencement of said corpora
ton shall be February 18th, A. D 1881, and the
period Of its continuance shall be thirty (SO) years
ARTICLE THREE.
The amount of capital stock shall be twenty five
thousand (2S(O dollars. and shall be paid In a. re-
qaired by the Board OF Directors.
ARTICLE FOUR.
me mig nest amount OF lnQeDtoQne6S OF uhOllIy 10
which sad corporation shall at any time be subject Is
five thousand 5000 dollars.
ARTICLE FIVE.
Ths names and places of residence of the persons
fornipg this association for incorporation, are: ST.
moa B. Paige, Of Oshkosh, Wisconsin; John A.
Paige. of Oshkosh, Wisconsin; E. g. Hammond, of
Duluth, Minnesota; A. NJ. Morrison, Of Duluth,
Minnesota; j. B. Scovel, B Phillips, Of Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota.
ARTICLE SIX.
The names of the fret Board Of Directors, are:
Simon B. Page, John A. Paige. e. s. Hammond,
A. NJ. Morrison. B. Phillips.
The government of the corporation and the man
segment Of its affairs rha be vested in Board Of
Directors consisting of three (3) persons, who sha
be elected annual on the second Tuesday OF april
ARTICLE SEVEN.
The number of shsres In the capitsl stock OF said
corporation shall be five hundred (500). and the
amount thereof shall be fifty (5O) dollars EACH
In witness whereof The faid parties hereunto set
their hands this 10Th day OF February A. D. 1881.
SIMON B. PAIGE.
JOHN A. PAIGE.
Z. &. HAMMOND.
A. NJ MORRISON.
J. B. SCOVELL.
1910 B. PHILLIPS.