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news and the wonder spread fast. and his
fame
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by scores and 10y hundred Ia wines him tr5
IL
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spring had been wound up a. Close a. a
bottle.
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throttle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

The aristocratic swells at Berlin were
much chagrined that artists had a place
among them in the recent grand festival
Of the White Hall. They were told th.t
it was by the express wish Of the Prince
Imperial, and had to ..shut up"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

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ARTICLE 13.-Disoouutiug.

The number Of directors necessary for dis
counting notes and drafts and purchasing
bills Of exchange shall be determined by the
by laws of the Corporation, but for the trans
action Of any other business by the Board 4
majority Of Directors shall be required to
fOrn q quorum, and the decision Of major
ity OF said quorum shall be valid and binding.
ARTICLE 14.-E3aens If Directors 10 frame
fLQ3ey, Etset O5iccJS, DC.
The Board of Directors shall have full
power to make bylaws, they shall appoint q
cashier aud all officers aud employees Of this
Corporation, and tiS their salaries; provided,
that said appointments be made annually,
aud held subject TO removal at the pleasure
Of the Board; regulate their duties and the
security 10 be given respectively, with power
to change the bylaws whenever the interest
and order of the business of the Corporation
demand it; and 70 appoint agents within and
out of the State, under restrictions 70 be pre-
scribed by the Board.
ARTICLE 10 DigtdendS, H2V Dtpided.
The Board of Directors, after paying all the
expenses of the Corporation, shall twice In
each year, If the profits Of the business justify
IT, declare and pay such diYideudsout Of said
surplus profits as they may deem eXpedient.
Notice Of he same shall be given by publ
cation in one or more newspapers published
in the Town Of Lake Charles, al the discre-
tion OF the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE 16,--FHlag KacaRetes it Board.
The Board OF Directors shall have power 70
fill any vacancy that may occur IN the Board.
ARTICLE 1T.--II00 Vacancies are 1Lade ami
Dee3arcd.
Yaeancies in the Board Of Directors may
be declared in consequence Of deatl, rGsig
nation, want of requisite number Of shares,
insolvency, or absence without leave sixty
consecutive days.
ARTICLE .--2rqa@teT Qf Stock.
Every transfer-of any share or shares of
capital stock shall be made on the books Of
the Corporation, aud shall be signed by the
share holder or his attorney
ARTICLE IS. ~ Closs " Efaily6r Book.
Tie Board Of Directors may close the
transfer books as oftep as convenience may
require, but for no longer than ten days at
any one time.
CciatFcatc n Staek When
lssttoa.
No certificate Of stock shall issue, unless
al the iustallmeuts shall have been paid in
full
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The failure from any cause to elect Dlrec-
| tors on the day when such election should
have been held shall not dissolve the Corpo-
ration, but the Directors then in office shall
hold over, provided the usual notice be i'm
mediately given appointing another day for
| such election, which notice shall continue to
! be given from time to time until the election
shall have been made.
| ARTICLE 22.-NuHbeT Of Votes: one for
Each Share.
Each shareholder shall be entitled, direct
| ly or by proxy lat all elections for Directors
or on any matter at any meeting of the stock
holders) TO one vote upon each share. pre-
yided no stOckholder shall vote in his own
name over fifty votes. and provided, also,
that after the first election he shall have
owned the stock at least three months pre-
viOus to voting
ARTICLE 23-EIection Of Directors to be BY
Bdllot
Every election of Directors of this Corpo-
ration shall be by ballot and conducted by
three inspectors, to be appointed by the
Board from among the stockholders, and no
two partners shall be eligible at the same
time as Directors Of this Company, nor
shall a Director of any other bank, or his
partner, be Director Of this Company.
ARTICLE 24-Addnionul FO,cc7g Of Board 2l
Directors.
A majority of all the Directors elected may
Professionally accept any additional power or
privilege tnat may hereafter be conferred on
this Corporation, either by amendment under
the acts by which IL was formed or by any
new act or enactment, and may amend
these articles Of Association or Corporation:
but the final adoption and acceptance Of
such additional powers or privilege Of amend
ment shall he by a vote Of stockholders in the
manner provided by law,
ApTTf'T 4 GyneL H., T., Ia
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a true copy Of the original recorded in ny
notaral register, Book a, pages III, u, IS, ~,
30, 81, 81. 80 and 81, May 5th, a. D. 1888.
Witness my hand and official seal Of
IL. S. office, at Lake Charles, Louisiana,
this 9Th day Of May. a. d. 1888.
j. BEN KIRKMAN,
Notary Public.
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Calcasieu.
/ have carefully examined the foregoing
Charter Of the Bank Of Calcasieu and ind
nothing therein contained contrary to law in
any Of its provisions, and being ofthe opinion
that the purposes and objects Of the said Cor
poration, as specified in said Charter, are
legal / hereby approve the same.
Given under my hand officially, at Lake
Charles, La, this Sth day Of May, A. D. 1853.
ANDREW J. KEARNEY,
District Attorney l4th Judicial District Of
Louisiana.
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The Board Of Directors shall ut their first
meeting elect from among their number =
president and vice. president Of the Corpora
tion, provided always they receive not less
Board. It shall be the duty Of the president
to preside at all meetings Of the Board; in
case Of absence or inability TO act, the vice
president to act instead and for the time be
ing to have and exercise the full powers Of
the president.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-06-02
Improved Town Property
For sale az q Barsain.

TWO large lots, with cottage residence,
a stable, tanneFy building, fruit trees. aud
other improvements, at the foot Of Ryan
street, Lake Charles, La VIII sell far below
first cost. Address Leon & H. BLUM, CALVES
tQu, Texas, or Geo. H. Wells, Esq, Lake
Charles, La
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A Good Investment.

IINOR SALE, for cash only, about ninety
IL acres Of land, with Improvements, Ou east
side West Fork Calcasieu river, mouth Of La,
dian Bayou. Best location for country store
commanding heavy trade In logs, and with
log men. Apply 70
+. A. GLLAUGHER,
Jan, "A, ISS0-tf. Lake Charles, La.
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.. IVNt16 y TVIIJIIVE NJ
4 ByQrd If DiFCetuTS.

All powers Of the Corporation shall he
vested in a Board Of Directors consisting Of
niue persons, each Of whom shall at all times
hold il Liz own name and right at least ten
shares of the stock Of the Cooperation. Il
majority OF whom shall be residents OF Cal
casieu parish.
ARTICLE l0.--Anltu@ ELectiDn 9f Drectors
On the third Monday Of July, A d., 1854
and annually thereafter, an election Of Direc-
tors by the stockholders shall be held at the
banking house Of the Corporation; plural
ity Of votes then and there given SHALL elect.
Previous notice Of at least ten days Of said
election SHAH be given by publication in one
Of Lake Charles, at the discretion Of the
Board Of Directors.
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ARTICLE 4.-D0a,icH.

bhlICLE 3--J[DVttt.
The place of business and legal domiciI Of
said Association or Corporation shall be
located in the Town Of Lake Charles.
ARTICLE b. Cdpitai-Hor Payable -I},,ahy
.t1r N0aIyayHscu Of S@JSntptjn, 10 Cup3lf
iNDck.
The capital stock Of this Association Of
persons or said Corporation shah be t$5O. 900
Fifty thousand Dollars, divided into one
thousand shares Of fifty dollars each, twenty
five per cent. Of which shall be payable to the
Bank on or before the fifth day Of July Eight
ecu hundred and Eighty ty-three, twenty five
per cent. on or before the fifth day Of October
Eighteen hundred and Eighty three. twenty
five per cent. on Or before the NTH day OF
January Eighteen hundred and Eigbty-fOur,
and twenty five psr cent. on or before the
tith day Of April Eighteen hundred and
Eighty-fOur. And should any subscriber
neglect to pay punctualJy his, her or their
share Or iHslallmeut Of his, her or their share
or shares as tLey fall due, they shall be charg
ed interest at the rate Of eight per cent. per
anuum thcrrfrOm until paid: and any sub
scriber ntglrctiug or refusing TO pay the in
stallment or instaIImeDts falling due within
the delay Of thirty days after the time liked
for the payment Of the same, and il the man
uer aforesaid and place aforesaid the Board
Of Directors after ten days notice by AdYer-
tisenent, shall have the right to cause to be
sold by auction or otherwise, any share on
shares on which any instaIIment may be due
and remaining unpaid.
ARTICLE G.-L -Lonan,elceRst1tt Of business.
This Corporation shall commence lis ope-
rations after the payment Of the first install
ment Of the capital stock by the shareholders.
ARTICLE 7.--Dcttce ind iSc0l.
The device and seal Of the Corporation
shall be a Star aud Crescent combined, sur
rounded by the name Of the Bank, date of its
organization, and wreath, il q ueat and ap-
prOpriate manner.
ARTICLE S.--h,cr,0@c Cf Capltoi.
The capital stock Of the Corporation NAV
hereafter be increased TO any sum not exceed
ing Two hundred and Fifty thousand dollars
divided into shares Of fifty dollars each, and
whenever any such increase shall have been
duly authorized, sixty days notice Of the
same shall be given, by publication in one or
more newspapers published in the Town Of
Lake Charles, at the discretion Of the Board
Of Directions, and within which time stock
holders shall have the privilege Of taking ad
diuOnal shares, in proportion t. the number
of shares held by them respectively; and
shares not taken at the expiration Of said
time may be sold by the Board Of Directors
at not less than par, for the benefit Of the
Corporation.
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No certificate Of stock shall issue, unless
an the iustallueuts shall have been paid in
full
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

| CHOW lever Ill lIdNdtld idSJ NCCh'
The steamer Pilot was blown up at
LakcviIlc, Cal, on the 25th. Fifteen
lives were lost.
The assistant postmaster at Atlanta,
Ca, is short $4,000. lie says there is
some mistake about it, and it docs ap-
pear so, don't it?
A plot to shoot tho king of Rou-
mania has been discovered. Shooting
is out of date Why don't they i'm
port some dynamitcrs?
The annual meeting of the Intcrna-
tionaI Typographical Union will be
held at Cincinnati this year, com
mencing Monday, June 4.
A policeman named Taylor, at
Atchison, Kansas, has just killed his
second man and instead of promoting
him they will investigate him.
Generous Irishmen in Galveston
have raised $1,000 for the benefit of
'''' "'uo"' anu c'''''Ie" oi INC '''"
tU'e"''y m executor l" h'"o''" io' INC
hU"iA l'"'N I''"rue'''
The grave Of President Zachry
Tay Ior, at Louisville, KY, is now mark
ed by handsome monuihcnt which
|
was uco,c"'en VIII" imposing ceFono-
mes on last wednesday,
D"F'"S a. thunderstorm "hIch pre-
V"I'eu III "aI'eSIoH on inc 2olh "lI',
'he ne" lrcI8ht-Shea ot inc Mallory
steamship company was STRUCK ny
''Shl"I"S III lour P'"c'8'
nc supreme court ol Ne'''"cNy mas
"cc'"c" tn"I "llo may recover
money 'o'' ny hcF h"aO""u III Sal'"-
ing suppose lNc husband WINS can
the 8alNDIc' "Ilc recover
Inc great Suspension or'a8o De
tween Ne" ofN ana hrooAI!h was
IorI'Ia'Iy opened ." inc 2f'h ut just
eAac'Iy why II was uG'I"c" |" open
'"c OI'og' ." the q"c'" " O''l"uay
Is mar" 10 u"oeF7'"''''
Joseph Young, coIorcd, was hung
at Richmond, Ark, on the 25th uIt~
for rapng Mrs. Annas, in Lanesport,
Arkp last November. The negroes
threatened to rescne him but were
oYerawcd by the strong guard.
President Peircc, Of the Sunset rail
road, says: "With % feet and inches
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LOUISIANA GE.EANINas,

! PARISH nave DCttt ClOSct.
The merchants..of Morgan City have
organized board Of trade.
Two negroes beat another to death
in New Iberia parish on the oath ult.
Miss Genevia ives, of Vienna, La,
died at Tyler, Texas, on the oath ult.
The Morgan City people who go on
Fl shing excursions carry their f>h bait
in jugs.
Baton Rouge has a military COM
Pany called the Baton Rouge Light
Guards.
Sheriff B. S. Labranche, Of Isl.
Charles parish, died in New Orleans,
last week, aged 50 years.
According to Town Talk the NJ. E.
church at Alexandria has "qnoir."
What do they do with it?
The Washington ARGUS has en-
tered upon its third volume, with in-
creased energy and fine prospects.
Mrs. Gaines is anxions TO eompro-
mise with New Orleans but the city
refuses all overtnrcs from the old lady.
The spirituaIistic craze is making
new converts in New Iberia. Mrs.
| S, A: Talbot, Of Galveston. has been
down there.
Lcander Coleman, eolored, was hung
at Bellevue, Bossicr parish, on tho
25th uit., for the murder of John Gay
last August.
Thos. Wcightmau died of heart
disease in St. Mary parish, May II.
Aged q. He was state senator
during the war
Capt. Milton c. Powers died at his
home in Baton Rouge ON the 24th
uIt. He was a prominent gentleman
aud universally respected.
With the election of a new board
of aldermen in Vienna, Lincoln palIsh,
the saloons which have been closed
for year will be reopcncd.
The material lately used in the pub
lication of We The People, at Alex.
andria, has been seized for a debt due
one of the printers, for $500
The lbcrviIlo South says Plaque
mine has now four saw mills in opera
ton with u prospect Of two more to
be established IN a short time.
In the past ten years four PARTIES in
lIapides parish have been indicted and
tried so often, for various crimes, that
tho cost to the parish has been $4,000.
Act No. 03, Of 1850, before tho
newspapers get through with it, will
be moro familiar to the people than
any act ever passed 10y any legislature
Of Louisiana.
On the Boos ~ Thompson planta-
ton, in Now Iberia, two darkeys
q""'roIcd last week. The dispute was
settled wlth doubIo-barreIcd shot
gun and there was funeral next dag.
The people of Morgan City pcti-
toned the Morgan railroad comnany
to have the east bound passenger trains
stop and take passengers to tho city.
The petition was returned with a big
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CHARTER-
OfEOuisiana. Parish OfCaIca-
sieu, Town of Lake Charles.


thEA MBLEs
ID EFORF NE, J. BEN KIRKMAN. a No
ID tary Public, duly commissioned and
sworn for the Parish of Calcasieu, State Of
Louisiana, and in presence of the undergign-
ed witnesses. came and appeared James w.
Bryan, William W. Flanders, Daniel J. Coos,
Leopold kaufman. Franklin A Gallagher,
residents of the Parish of Calcasieu and State
Of Louisiana, and the parties whose names
are hereuntO subscribed. who declared that,
availing themselves Of the provisions of the
Act entitled AN Act to establish a general
system of free banking in the State of LOuisi-
ana" approved fifteenth Of March, A. D..
1855, end of the Acts amendatOry to the
same, they have cOyenaRted and agreed, and
do by these presents covenant, agree and
bind themselves, and those they represent.
TO form themselves into, constitute. establish
and create bank, for the objects and pur-
poses hereafter explained, and under the
stipulatiOns, regulations and obligations
hereafter expressed, tO-wit
ARTICLE 1.-AdR,e.
The corporate name of the Association
shall be the BANK OF CALCAsIEU.
ARTICLE 2--Period.
This Association or Corporation d formed
for period Of twenty years.
ARTICLE 3.-O&jcct Crtte CorTorafton.
The object of the Association or Corpora
ton is to carry on the business Of banking,
by discounting bills, notes, and other evil
dences of debt receiving deposits, buying
gold and silver, bullion and bills Of exchange,
loaning money on real and personal security,
and to exercise all such incidental powers as
are now or may be hereafter authorized by
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-05

A CABLE special from London
says: Once more the Confederate
bondholders have their hopes
raised that they may finally be
enabled to realize at this late date
some percentage OF their i'll
starred investment. 5 new syn
dictate was recently formed for ef-
fccting 4 settlement, its members
have subscribed $4,000 loT
the preliminary expenses and tha
payment Of the City National safe
Deposit company FOR the custody
Of the bonds and the issue ol
certificates and Tor expenses IL
CURED across tie Atlantic. They
have secured q committee Of trus-
tees who command great conf
dence. What success the scheme
may nave Will depend largely upon
Democratic success or defeat In
November, 1884.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-05

ACCORDING 10 a New York dis
patch. the teiegTaphers' strike
seems TO have settled down 20 q
question oc endurance. Gould
outlined this plan in his statement
to . friend. While taking Of the
situation, he said that the present
strike was but skirnlish line in 4
fight which has been projected by
the Knights Of Labor, Of which
the Brotherhood IS branch. Ev-
cry corporation, or firm, or indi-
vidual, who employs a large mum
Der Of men, are interested in see
ing this movement defeated, for
they know that It's success means
the success of the Knights OF La
Dor, and owing to the great inter
ests involved, the Western Union
cannot and viii not give in, no
matter what its loss is or to what
inconvenience the public is put TO.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-05
PnhIic Deht.

The close of the first month Of
the new fiscal year shows a reduc-
ton in the public debt since july
J of SS,Co0,O00. The treasury has
now nearly s2O3,OOo,O0O in
god coin aud gold bullion. an IN
crease during tie month OF nearly
$5.00o,0O0. Against the gold
fund there Is outstanding SG0,OOO,-
600 gold certificates, an increase
of S2G1,OO0 for the month. The
accumulation Of standard silver
dollars in the treasury goes steadily
forward, the number OF these
pieces now held being over Sll3,-
100000 against which there is
outstanding nearly $,A,0O0,0g0 in
certificates. o. 100000 silver
dollars in Jnly, one-half wen. INTO
the treasury. The weight Of
silver coin ROW in the treasury IS
5,0S4 tons. The receipts OF money
compared with those for ) MY,
1882, show a falling oil Of over
S4,250,000. This loss is mai#l~ iu
internal revenue rece, Dts, viiea
the operation Of the new taS iaw.
by which the tobacco taS i:as
been reduced one half and certain
other taxes abolished. viii explain.
In the custom receipts, there was
an increase over last July oi
nearly sl,0O0,000. caused by a re-
dacrion Of datics on merchandise
which was held in bond until after
July l, in order to secure Tie
benefits of reduced rates uude:
the new tariff act.
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DIED

In Astoria, Aug. I, 1882, Z. J.. Roe
buck, a native of New York. only son Of
4. G., and Eliza O. RUebuck. aged D
years and months.
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chanced Hands.

gsyHE BAKERY on NCiiENAsIgSS STREET.
z formerly owned ay Gir>. gaIuw. las
been bought hy Cnrs Eaer''. who .ril here
atigT cuGuGgi t.
Good Bread = .STcctaIty.
Tho puhl.c trade solicited.
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1t the regular meeting of Rescue
Engine Company No. >, held at the
hall Of the company July .. 1888,
Dir. Frank p. Hicks was nominated
for the position of chief engineer, and
We would respectfully recommend him
to the fremen Of this department for
such position.
r. +. PRAEL, c. w. FULTON,
Se'cy. President.