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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
ST. MAGDALENh.
The Great Painter and His Masterpiece.
\ Legend of the Alps.

TAoro was once great painter whose equal
was no; to be found among all lis conteapo-
rsr :, Eut he was I. man who had 10 fixed
t.u 4, 10 moral lis, and who therefore lived
III uo,t Ike II barbarian. No" 1T one time
n high dis&itary Of tho church, who vas
ah2at to tail-l Il n gniiicent chapel and WIS
wiling 10 ia.ru,t tt.c work only TO TIE most
!aia-u, ual iuo-i >.illful artists, engaged lin
topaiat the a!auricce. Long did tho mas
ter co.,i.ler 81, subject, aai finally, fearing
t!;'t the world might doubt his ability, be-
@l hi. work. h painted tho "pcuitent
'laS.a. y. ;tnl 50 t2icA!ms!y beautiful was
it,iat nlauy l,olr oilenlcr was converted
upon seeins his picture and was outraged
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23

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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
FOR THE LAST TIME.

shut the door and am now alone
Alone with that still form upon tn bed,
l draw tho curtains back but make no moan
As look down on my beloved dead.
Mine now o, surely may call thee so!
Now that tn fret of life for thee is DER.
Quiet and cold thou licst thcra so low.
And thou wilt speak to me no more, no more
For the last time | come to look on thee,
To stamp upon my achins, heart thy charms,
And As Il memory to take with me
Hold thy dead form once more within my arms
One last long kiss upon thy lips lag:
May angels speed thee to a brighter cline.
Farewell forever Now turn away
sweet, dead love! this is the last, last time
Edith Sessions Tuppcr
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23

to begin IL new HE. Eut Oh tho completion
of Ills work, in lsovcrweellin:S pride he wrote
i'll ono corno of tho picture: Mot III Gods
honor, but for my fame" These goddess
words tho painter hid beneath the wide,
carved frame
Not long afterwards the artist died
But rest was not granted him even in the
grave. lle who in his whole life had never
lonc anything out of reverence for God now
rose every night from tho tomb in tho vain
attempt to paint Il work for the redemption
OF his soul Btt tho words placed upon his
altarpiecc crippled his power, and ut the first
cock crow he sadly fled back to the tomb
Nnc day iiaclc cGmc into the church u
strange woman. sii!e was miscrablv clad;
her wovnuUt shoes barely clung to crswo!lc4l
feet, and her long hair hung matted over her
breast and shoulders. Her face WAS pale, and
she walked with uncertain and taltering
steps. All, how different had it oncc beenl
Then sllo was young and beautiful ali, so
beautiful, and she had been beloved by tho
great painter, and with him she had lived
many years in coilscicnccless rcvcl and riot
just as tho master had TAUGHT her.
But now she came from the holy scpulcllo.
whittier she had Travelled TO pay pcn;lnco for
her sin. Sha llliclt before tho altar, and at
tho sight CT tho Mas,!alen such unuttelablc
Joy ca.no into her heart that II flood of tears
ruslic,! TO her eyes
When at last they wished to awaken Lcr,
she had fallen asleep forever before the paint
ing, But tho part upon which her tears had
fallen was clfacrd, tcSethcr with the goddess
words and tho nano Of tho painter Both
now sleep i'll peace until they Shall bo again
brought 10 lilo on tho Judgment day.
Ona pass over tho Alps, high up amid per-
pHtual SHOW, stands an old cloistcr. In its
chapel, half oliitcrated, s;l noble and WON
'lcrfnl painting OF y iag,lalrll Nobody
knows the name of its agthor and only tral-
tion tells the story of is origin.-I'ron tho
German, by Winthrop Wethcrbce
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
.;cw stv!e of Earometcr.

= new iica. and an excellent one. There
is some talk oi making new style of baro.n
eter out o: sl5U..d hog fat. That would opc,
a new industry in ground hogs aid give chi
p!oyrient to some Otherwise worthless human
bein-s. Let lis have the new barometer
Detroit Tree i'i'ess.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23

Tommy" said the teacher stcrnly, "yoi.r
7r:tfas is "'ctciicd it is nothing but q
aoia.;I.'
"!'el, what: the use o Iearnin' to w-gto at
all, '.skc9 Io!n:n., "w!.en they are invcat.n
H!iiin s'ach.a.s alnlcst every d:v:'-EfH2
Ic;,: san.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
dc t.a, E;slii.m::.

Il doa't Ike $qu..u-r, p...sv.i iig
SAa@s' IL too tenl~fi...i.4s.
THAT'S -, IT,. ,iAei Nr. a..as.,s. ~,
often seen - temper r.a,ns -i'lt'esn.;
ChroniclcTciegraph
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
+ow + KNOW.

because :l,c las swcoter and tai.ar ~ WI:
because hei' "oicH has te..ievcr tone.
S:ca:sc liHreres rsop when they lace; my ..wn-
know my darling loves me:
Because her smile is Il vision Of bliss:
H'c..:s,a ~ h'r rel lips trr.nbles kiss
Gcca;,>r of a!l t,i.t. al hcca - OF this
l know my d!rlias; loves mo,
Because lllctarc of ltr sirar hand thrills Inc:
Because hHr thoughts lead and lar min wil!, ne
Because har s~eo: presence with lov, III; me
l!M0w | ! Vc my darling
Bstaa5c - maze, ny poor LII worth its pain;
B"Ia;;sa =. TS :givia,,- seem lie. IA vain;
Because wt!i ~ dear low" liv" a.-llt;-
l know / owe my darling
-i.,..;enf Field il. New Orleans ,'itayune.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
4 Deadly Railroad.

O..e eii ,eace ef vulgarity is the strain
-. ;e.r - 10 i;eep up appearances.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23
HERE IS THE cLI,1Ax.

Bang! Inc t"o eXcltcu people VIC have
been watching havo danced into sort Of
vortex Of walters. They have suddenly
been crushed hard against each other. Tic
young mcn's lips tavo been driven square
into the girls hair. He has clutchcd her
lna,i.y for support just as she has clutchetl
!..a, aid as tho crowd whirls away and
,"as them standing there free from danger,
j. aro dazed, FACILITATING, innamed.
.,c!l, that settles it.' cries tho cynic.
"l.iis is where l leave. II they intend u
rarry this thing any further than tlcy have
;.c~dy, l want to be whcro | can buy u
morning paper to read about the scandal.
Lat's go out and blush
But tho dancers are away again, and ell
sans sweet and just What an intertw;i.lin, !,
Of flying people! What an array of arm en-
circled waists. What noise!ess, solid con-
cussions! And a never ending smile is
wrcethed in a rapturous radiance from one
end Of the room 10 the other. Tho cyuc and
his friend the moralist are out in the supper
.'o1m trying to blush, but the real helpless,
beautiful blush is on the face Of tho little
:. len haired waiter. She is just stopJ;n...
VITA glad sigh Of happiness, before he, com
placent mamma. Her modest young eyes are
raised in grateful regret to the big ones of
the young man as lie lingerin2ly lets fall her
clingins fingers. The two have been ac.
quainted during matter Of ten minutes, but
it seems as if they had been friends for ever
50 long. The waltz has done so much far
them. He has seemed SO strong, she so de
licously sweet and confiding! When tn
hal collided out on the floor he had caught
her in protecting embrace, which taught
her how gallant he would undoubtedly be in
Il railway accident And her hair had shone
near his eyes with sunlike eifulgence and
lie had thought how dazzling it would look
streaming in a chaotic glory down over her
splendid shoulders.
The cynic was asking the moralist out in
49, -''---- ~no'n if he could see anv blush -
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-02-23

"'Ihcro they wero out in the hills all this
timo successfully cIudins the troops, and tho
war WIS proilacted for years. a mere hand
ful OF Indians comparatively, standing Off
tho entire government force IL seems impos-
siblo, but hero the Indians were, now dodgng
tlio so!;iiers i'll the mountains and now dash
ins in among them and killing more and fly
;r,r
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18
Les moiS re marient?

Les moiS sc marienti
Mile Bush epousait. il y quel-
CUES amnees. Mr.. Janvier.
La semaiDe derniere une demoi.
selle Bouchoux 6pousalt Mr.. Fe.
vri~r.
II dot Y avoir DIES maris portant
le nom de Mars, auirement le pa.
tron de &c nom n'anrait que DIES
reletons indignes
Sill y a quelqu'un dn nom d'avril
aui ait convOl6 nous demandons d
en- 6tre imfOrme.
QUAINT au nom de mai j! est ties
commnn parmi les 6poux /; mails Ia,
s'arreteut nos commissioners. Nous
offrons nue. r6compense h0nn0te q
celui qui voudra compl6ter Ia liste
ct nous bonner les MONS des dOuze
mois portes par DIES maris non d.
vorces.
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Un bossu de premiere ~classe, non
vehement marie, Sc trouvait dams
une maisoE avec un m6decin qui,
u'ayant jamais vu bosse pareille, lie
regardair avec &bahissement.
Eth bien! mon cher, demande
lie maitre du logis au nouvel epoux,
ct le mariagei Et votre femme!
oh! ne men parlez pas, Jen
al dei& plein le dos!
-C'est done celia! murmura le
docteur 4 Foreille de son voisin.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18

Lundi dernier notre Vile etait
mise en- emoi ct plong6e dams le
deuil par la mort prematuree dc
Nine. Anatole Braud. Cette tin
inattendue rOmpt nne union Gatant
settlement de 3 ans ct laisse dahs
r~af1iction un epoux devOue ct trOis
jeunes entants a qui les soins ct
paffection dune mere etaient 81
titles ct 81 necessaires. lis ne
compartment pas, maintenaDt, tou-
te Ia portee de la perte qn'ils WEN
nent de faire. PulsSrnt Dieu ct
les evenements ne pas trOp la leur
faire sentir.
La defunte ttait dams sd prime
tennessee: a Page de % ans, ellie
quite sou jenne epoux, ga jenne
kmille, ce mid qu'elIe revait proba-
Element ST tranquille ct 81 doux. ct
pour lequ~l ellie vonlait d6penser
iaut de soins ct tant d'amOur.
Nine. AnatOle Braud 6tait Ia file
de Mr.. p. A. Aucoin, 4 qui nous
oErons, CONNIE au reste de la ia
mile, nos sinceres compliments de
c~ondOl6ancas.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18

Nous recommandons chaudement
a nos lecteurs, Mr.. j. A. Legendre,
don't le nom Sc trouve parmi nos
annOnces.
Mr.. j, A. Legendre est bien con-
mn lie la majeure partie de IA popu-
lation du Bayou Lafourche. II ira
vaille maintenant dams Mnter6t
dune importante pharmacie de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans: Mr.. W. T. Gu.
verius don't la pharmscie sc trouve
situ6 4 l'encoignnre des roes Canal
ct Bourbon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18

LIE moulin 4 scie de NM. A. Cos.
sin ct n. FOret. LafOurche Sawmill,
est..en plein activite. Dcs bois de
charpente de premiere quaIite sont
maintrnant debites chaque jour ct
~trouvent imm6diatement un ecOnle.
ment facile. La demandc depasSe
meme la production 1T nons lie sau.
rions trop engagrr les amateurs de
bois sain a s'adresser le plus tot
possible a NM. \. Gossin ct n.
Foi6t, Lafourche Crossing p. U.
La.
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Jeudi soir, Is de c. mois III grand
festin r6unissait les G.. K. of \. ct
leurs Aonbreux invites dams Ia
sale St. Charles No. 1886.
La plus parfaite cOrdialit6 ct la
plus grande harmonic mont jamajs
tesse &c presider a ces agapes fra
ternelles.
LIE repas etait excellent ct fat le
pins grand honnenr 4 Mr.. A. On.
Gale DIES Quatre Saisons qui en- fit
fordonnateur. Tous les estomacs
reconnaissance Sc s0uviendront
l6ngtemps DIES vol au vent ct DIES
salades de volailles 4 la sauce ma
yonnaise sans cOmpter d'antres
pla,s distingues du maitre-qneue
Dc Pb6tel DIES Quatre Saisons.
De nombreux toasts ont etc pOr.
ss en- cette occasion ct chacun s'est
retire satisfait ct heurenx de Ia
eha:mante sOiree donn6e par les
I. K. of A.
Ia mnsique lie Th,bodanx GU
plut6t le .'brass band" Il tout Ie
'emps egayes le repas ct a te-mine
y soiree par DIES sereuades dOnuees
~ Presbytere Oh r6sidait tempo.
al'ement notre Archev6qnP, chez
setre 'naire, Mr.. j. l.. Aucoin ct
saes le president de Ia sOciete,
oon. H. n. Coulon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18

MGR. rArclev6que de Ia Nouvelle
orleans, est arrive mercredi der.
,;sr ,iars notre vile. II a passe
an revae ct interroge tous les APP
nl,cants a la sainte Confirmation
anil leur a administered jeudi der.
MIR. Tn grand conconrs de pa
rsots ct de fdeleS aSsisfaien: 4 Ia
ceremonie.
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DECEs.-D4cedee lundi matin,
u mai, 1889, Nine. Anatole Brand,
ME Alice Aucoin, a Page de % ans
Fl 6 mos.
les funerailleS ont Ell lien lie len.
demain en- l'6glise ST. Joseph, q
Tbibodaux, an milieu DUN grand
copconrs de parents ct DAMS.
D6cedee a Morgan City, samedi
dernler, Nine. Charley Bosch, nee
Emile Boudreaux, i Page de -
ans.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18

kenede contre Ia dyssenterie.
Ga6risoh radicale ct guarantee
|aeierences nombreuses. Addressoz
81. Omer Savoie. chez Mr.. i.
'aenaque Badeaux, Lateurche.
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LIE JOURNAL.

res, scientifques ct autres sont sur
toni fondees sur Ie principe de
Padmiration mntuelle.
Cest nne gramde erreur, surtout
Ell ce qui cOncerne PAssociation
de Ia Presse de la Louisiana.
Chacnn dams cette aS-ocia.
ton conserve sa liberte DIAL.
lures ct ne craint jamais d'exprimer
sa Iensee enforcement ct sans am
hages. Nous savons tous el nous
a'tmettons que Pom pui>se ditferer
dopiniOns, de principes meme:
mals mons SavOns auSSi que laon.
netete la plus scrupnleuse preside
4 tous nos ec,Its ct que a.cnne con.
slderation, nj d'argent nj de- sitna-
ton ne peut faire devier IL ligne dr
condnite suivie par Ia plupart d.
nos j%OuInaux.
llyadesincrGdules, nous le savons.
IL Y 4 DIES gems qui croirnt que I'on
acltete I'm journal comme Oh achete
une paire dc souliers. II y en- il
meme, a certaines epoqucs, qni pa
raissent It Qui poussent CONNIE les
champignonS, sur des cOuches arti-
ficielles.
Ces orsanes, soi-disant, de la
lib'e pensee ne vivent que dune
vie ephemere.
lie public 6nit toujours par dis
tingner les motifs intercss3s qni
president 4 peclosion de ces teuilles
passaserrs It lui refuse sol, appui.
EIles tombent, mails en- meme
temps, il reste dams les esprits igno.
rtnts une c~ertaine dffiln NJ de Pefti.
cacite ct de la sincerite de la press. .
II ) ell a qni he peuvent on ne
veulent pas comprendre que n1s
discussions politiqnes mont reelle-
ment pas toute Importance nj
toute la sincerite que les espri,s
credules veulent bien y attacher.
Lais-ons de cote, ces fruits pour
ris de Ia venalite ct de Ia brigue ;
mails attachons nous u organrs
dune presse %s6riense, identifiee
avec les besoins ct les aspirations
dn pays; falsant honn6tement CT
calmement son devoir quotidien Oh
hebdomadaire, lie c%herchant pas
une notoriete malsaine en- caressant
les vanit6s dun public ignorant.
Lon SO moque, ct Pon a raison,
dams certains spheres, de ces men,
tons r6iterees faltes pour Ia stu
pide vanii6 de cenx gui veulent
quand meme voir leur nom impri
me dams IN journal ct qui croient
b6nevolement que celia leur dome
I'M tire pour aller i Ia post6ritf.
On Ell rit entire sol ct ron a par
faitement raison. I'm journal ne
dOit pas settlement ct supplement
tenir le public al couIant DIES at.
fairies du jour, il dot aussi tenir
son public au courant des progres
de resprit homain ct il dot ton.
jours ct tous les jours atre non seu-
lement une source de renseigne-
ments, mails une ource d'enseigne.
mentS.
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NOlJVELLES LOCALES.

Tine excursion donn6e par lea
.o,re.freins (brakemeD) aura lien
a;manche proclaim, d'Alger a Thi.
.bodaux.
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CONVENTION DE La PRESSE,

ne fetes CONNIE il sen remcont,e
far~'ment; ct 81 Gus nous s-rvons
dn mot c'est que Ia moralita 1T ruti.
lite que l'on =" pen, tirer, est inst4.
men' &c q"i manqne sen6ralement
a nos jo"rS dc fstes.
L'a>soriation de Ia Pres.e .le Ia
i]o"'Slane await, c",t- aimee, choisi
.h'botlanx pour Ia lien de sa rem
u annpelle. Cp nest pas 4 mons
a d're &c q"i etc fait pour lcur
pr"c"rer "ne reception di.np. con.
HenaO'e ct a'nicalp. Sill v de,
ei"g"s Il mons ddc-rnpr. c'.st 4 nos
notes de q"rlq"es jours i IL fai,r.
MONS INTERPRETATIONS meme poi,,,
de cltel les mons ,lr tons los ,n.m.
pres nc la ptes>r 'lni ont rfpOndn y
notre appel, resparp nous
ct 81 nous on citions settlement
qnrlQnes nns, no serait.ce PAS rom.
METRE nne Injustice enve,s les an.
tres qui sont anim6s DIES mamrs
sentiments ct Que les mencs motifs
tie progress d'amflior.tiun It de ms.
tee font agir, II est difficilr, simon
impossible, lie voir reuni IN con.
gres d'hommes ins:ruits. fminents
dams les le'tres ct dams les ones.
lions sociales discuter pendant dies
)o"rs enters sans one lp moindre
soupcon d'animosi!e pni>se perc-r
hi Qu'hucun sentiment hostile 81
fasSr jour.
C'est que Ia presse he compile
pas settlement DIES gems d'ixstruc-
ton ills sont aussi gems dedication
ct gems polls. De grandes ques.
tons concernant Immigration ct
iinstruction ont cite suuleve-se ct de.
hattnes ct. nous pouvons Paffirmer.
Giles FONT etc non settlement avec
correction, avec esprit mais
competence ct avec II autoritf
qui ne lie cedent ct loin de Ii a au.
cune assemhIee poli'ique.
Tons cenx Qui ont etc temoins
des travaux de Ia reunion rendront
un iuste homage anx sentiments
qui animent leg memhres lie PAS.
ISOLATION lie la Presse de Ii Loni.
sianr, sentiments qui ne. visent.
CONNIE nou lie disions plus haut
one lie progress, linstructi0n ct lie
bien 6tre de nos populations.
I'm accident singulier est arrive
d une dame, mardi dernier, q Ia
snite du concert dOnnee en- rhon.
neur des membres de Ia presse de
la Louisiana. QUAINT ellie voulut
gutter son siege, son mignon SOU.
lier ne voulnt point In suivre ct
resta o6stinement cole au plancher.
Veritcation faite il sc trouva Que
beaucOnp de nos Jeunes personnes
Qai prennent plaisir 4 ruminer Ia
CONNIE de ToIu on autre ont Phabi.
tude lie la jeter sans faeon antour
d'elles CONNIE font les chiqueurs
Gmerites 1T NAL elev6s. Or cette
CONNIE adhere non settlement au
sol mails aussi 4 toni objet qui Sc
trouve Ell contact intine avec ellie.
Lea personnes ct:argees de net
foyer II sale des Firemen ont deja
demande une augmentation lie pale,
WI Ia dif1icult6 dc d6barrassrr II
plancher de CO prodnit m%aStiquf,
4crase ct dune adherence peu ordi-
naire.
II est question d'exiger desOrmais
que toute personne SO servant de
IL CONNIE devra deposer sa Clique
M vertiaire avant d'+ntrer dams
une sale lie bal GU de concert ;
risQue & In reprendre apres 81 Ia
c9ur lui en- dit. BeaucOup d'acci.
dents seront ainsi evites ct prove.
nus.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18
ARTICLE SEVENTH.

The president shall have general superyi-
sion over the administrative affairs Of the
Corporation he shall preside at the meet.
inxs OF the Board and deal directly with the
executive officers Of the Corporation. hut
nous vote, shall have the right to remove Or
suspend any employee, superintendent, or
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18
ARTICLE FOURTH.

The business affairs OF said Corporation
shall be generally administered by a Board
Of five 90 Directors. Said Board to be elected
annually on the first Monday in March Of each
year, after the expiration of the terms of Of
dee hereinafter named. A failure to elect
however. from any cause, shall not work a
forfeiture OF the Charter, but a second cleo
ton shall be called. and the Old Board shall
continue in Office until the next election. a
plurality Of the votes cast shall be SUFFICIENT
to elect the Board. The Board of Directors
shall have the power to I'LL all vacancies oc-
curing in their number. The Directors shall
elect from their body, a President, a secreta-
~ and a Treasurer, and the said Directors
and officers shall hold their office until their
successors are duly elected and qualified. At
all elections, each share OF stock shall be en-
titled to one vote, to be cast in person or by
proxy, and all elections shall be by ballot.
Until the first Monday in March 1882. the
Board Of Directors shall consist Of the follow.
ing named persons J. B.. LEvERT, LEON.
DAS TROSCLAIR, EUGENE RORICHAIIy.
EMILE MoRvANT and F. D: WHITE and
the officers of said Corporation, during the
term OF said Board aforesaid, shall be a. fol.
lows: +. j. WHITE. President, EUGENE RO-
BlCHACX, Secretary, and j. b. LEVERT,
Treasurer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18
ARTICLE SIXTH.

The BOARD OF Directors shall have power ia
generally supervise the business of the Cor
pOratfon, to adopt general rules for its con
duct, to contract for the purchase of machine
ry and the necessary plant for the purposes
OF the corporation, to fix the price OF all cane
or syrup bought. and the charge for granu-
latinX syrup, and to do all and everything
necessary and incidental to the objects and
purpose OF the Corporation, as hereinabove
expressed fixing the salary OF officers. de-
fining by general rules the expenses Of the
corporation, and providing for such assist
ance or superintendent as may be necessary
to carry out the executive business of the
Corporation. 1t shall have power, by unani-
nous vote, to mortgage or pledge the proper
ty, plant or effects of the Corporation, as the
case may be. Three t3l members of the Board
shall cOnstitutea quorum for the transaction
of business. but no business, other than the
regular administrative business of the Cor
pOratiOn. shall be conducted by the Board at
other than regular stated meetings, unless
notice be given to the members OF the Board
OF the nature OF the extraordinary business
to be conducted at any extraordinary meet.
ing. The members Of the Board shall have
the right to be present at the meeting of the
Board and participate therein, either in per-
son or by proxy. No person shall be quail
fed TO be a Director of this Corporation. un.
less he shall own eighteen (is) shares Of the
Canitul stock.