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ARTICLE EIGHTH.

Whencver this corporation is dissolved Nv
limitation or otherwise. its affairs shall be
liquidated under the supcrin cndcnce Of /.
commissioner to be selected by the stock
holders among themselves or otherwise. to
he appointed for that purpose, at the general
meeting of the stockholders authorizing the
dissolution of the corporation. said commits
siOnfr shall remain in office until the affairs
OF the corporation shall havs been fully
liqGidated. In ease of the death or resivpa.
ton of said com missioner. the ~storkholders
shall appoint another in his place.
Thus dsns and passed in my office. at New
Orleans, the day, month and year aforewrit.
ten, in the presence of JohnC g.. Schonekaaa ANA
Rodolphs j. Derbes Jr.. competent witnesses,
residing in this city, who hereto subscribe
their names with said app-artrs and me.
notary. after reading hereof.
"Orisinal signed"
JOHN X GHEEN~.
r. GHEFNS.
AS. W. GHEENs.
per 1haS. J.. Ross.
j. G. SCHONEkAS,
IL. j. DERRES. Jr.
JAS FAHEY.
Notary Public.
hereby certify the above and foregoing TO
be a true and correct copy OF the original act
of incorporation of the Golden Ranch Sugar
and Cattle company, Limited, OF record and
on hls IN my notarial ONCE.
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THIBODAUX
It's Industries. Resources, etc.
BY UNCLE S!I~t>.

Amonc tie useful industries of this
town. the ThihodauN Ice Factory ncu-
pies Il prominent position.
Ice. at one time. considered only Il
luxury. has become : necessity. andi
once holding that place III the ec"no-
nv of health and comfort. its loss for
a single day is a serious matter.
To obtain ice from the colder re-
rions of the North. no matter at how
small a figure it may be purchased. be
comes expensive bv freight charges
and evaporation.
The purchaser WHO receives q ton
of ice by ordinary transportation y
finds the quantity for which he pays.
To maintain a constant supply, and
at the same vine furnish the demand
at Il low figure the idea of erecting n
factory to manufacture ice was con-
ceived and a company was organized
by Messrs W. II, Ragan, l.. F. Schpei-
der and Mrs. ". Harvey, the first
owing one half. the others each II
quarter. The buildings weIe erected
in 1884 on a lot adjacent the Thibodaux
Saw Mil property convenient to bayou
Lafourche, whence water was to he
had, for the formation of ice, and. at
the same time suitable for transporta-
ton either by rail or water.
The proprictors were subjected to
many drawbacks and trials before the
apparatus was put in good working
condition. but determination and cner-
gy, finally made . success.
This firm continued in business until
1889, when Airs. Harvey purchased the
interest of Mr.. Schneider, who with
drew from the company.
The factory turns out about three
tons of ice per "a hours. which does
not fill the demand for the season by
80 or forty per cent.
The ice is CONCEALED from water
drawn from Bayou Lafonrche and con
densed, and comes from the freezing
cases, clear as crystal, in blocks weigh
ing an average of 100 pounds.
The company has generally been
selling ice by the block at the factory.
for IS cents per 100 pounds. which is
less than one half of the price paid for
northern ice, before this enterprise
was contaminated.
Not only has this factory reduced
the price of this Indispensable article.
to a figure within reach of every one.
but it furnishes constant employment
to some half dozen men. Mr.. Adrien
Richie, an expert engineer, has had
charge of the machinery SINCE its con-
%struction, whose skill is proven by the
fact that he has meyer had any acct
dent to occsr in the apparatus in his
eherge.
The p%roprietors, if the present year
successful one, will probably in
crease the capacity Of the works
~
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Over in Lake Charles they have a
mayer and treasurer vino seem To
overtop the town council consider
ably. The mayor draws warrants. the
treasurer pays them and they make 10
report to the council.
That body met and warned the
treasurer that if he paid any more
money except by legal appropriation
of the council that he would lie held
personally responsible. Some men
grow very large, when clothed with a
little power, and imagine themselves
a mighty oak. when they are simply Il
little papaw tree.
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STATE GRLQgislJ
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER'

PURSUANT TO AN yORDRp \
l. eroe of The ahove dtiiied
obedience IT, n commission M M
the abov" entitled aud Humhered !
hearing date of January 7ISajl
fer f"I sale AT public auetinn NJ
law TO tie last and highest hL'i
premises Situated in iac parish AZ
on the lett bank OF the hayon
about four miles above the taws
dauy, on
SATURDAY, MARCH lin
between the hours nr n o'elo.k
ociock y. m. the following dss.
isrty, to-wit:
The undivided half If \
tract OF land situated h n
IRISH % LafanivI,e Oh he len lv,nL /
on L.iionrche. III al"ut tunr IA NJ
the tewn Of Thiholaux X m.ssnr
pent aud Il halt il4l front hy ell
penis in depth, bcuraIcd al,o.e ~
MIS-. ~Frnnc1is Yicknair, and fnlaw
OF Felix LasScigGe, roset her Mr.
buildings and improvements tb,r,.o
the appnrttnanrcs thereof. as we'll !
iour:h "a intetrst in aud to tine ~
erected 90 the Fioriska plautation'
this tract furn's u piit.
Aisn the undivided hune half az
tract of land situated In The byr.
thene OF ab0nt eighty acres; hcum,
by Airs. A. Naqain and h. inv h
GanthreanH. together with INF tn
and improvements thereon. ere.s
A,>o lL' undivided ons hall Or b,
ing:
MOEABi.ES.
seven mules. twu three. uulr ra,t
vance !ouble-plpw. two two-muie i
tpur-mule pillow. nne sfubhlr-.hne 60,
bic digger, arc &. y. NJ. d.stribpta
Duw eullivatpr. one old sulky !
ore hull cali. one Iul of gearing. ore
hold furniture. the corn crop. seven
aud fifty barrels Of cull. n .oldv
FERNS and ConIitimrs oi .ais-r
spot ia United : a;ps Treasure Nj
debts. L. 4, tnRI0,
Jan. IS 1859
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court,
of Lafourchr.
Succession ofJshn Johnson.
FrobdteS.
xxyHEREAs rRANTz zEeyorT

WHEREAS FRANTK ZEiiNnIt
w PARISH. administering "t fhy sasAI
has fed q final account 0f hi ainih'l
of the said estate.
Now therefore all pers"hs urr hrfvas
ell and notified Ia file their opp"sstl
writing to the sard account with nc :
said coart ut his sifice in The Town ~
daux, ten days after The first puv'
hereof, otherwise the said aecnns' !
approved and homoIosa.,d 1ceord''s !
(l Witness NV hard aud ths !,
lis. OF thr zeal Of INV nffre TINS =
{~~1d av nf Feb. 4. -. 1890.
j.. W. KSDbLbe
Clerk Of said q
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

No stakeholder shall ever he held liable or
responsible for the contracts. faults or debts
of said corporation. nor shall any mere iufor-
mality in the mode of organization have tho
effect of rendering this charter null or ex-
posing amy stakeholder to any liability he
yond the unpaid balance duo IN the shares
owned by him.
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ARTICLE. SIXTH.

rus act OF incorporation may he changed.
modified or altered. or said corporation NAV
be dissolved with the assent of two-thirds OF
the stock represented ut the general meeting
OF the SsockhoiGerS 20 be convened for such
such meeting shall have been published in n
newspaprr" or given in writing to each stock
hollnr.
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WHEREAS FRANTZ ZERS0l
u sN ....al- L. =. -

WHEREAS FRAAIZ XERAOH
w saii parish. administrator eli
said estate. has iilei "a final ~sccouaj
administration Of the said estate.
Nov therefore all persons are hered
ed aud notified 10 Tile their oppasiiisd
ting to the said account with the |
said court at his pfiice IN the town a
daux ten days alter the first put]
hereof. oIherw ise The saih account /
approved aud bonolngale,l according
~ Witness my baud and the
( LIS. fot tile seal az nv nfire this /
(~S>day of Feb. A. u. 1890.
J w. kNOBLUCa
CLERK Of
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Every Family il, tE,c Country.

Every iani Y IN thi- rauhirr sho,,ld keep
Il bottle af G.. y. e. Certuu tnn-h Cure.
ii tiic ltnnSe+ t'r AZ '.tmrr4"uey. II will
sIct,litr rrl,rve aud care { .l@iis aud colds.
wirte Otter ,cin. dies TAI. aud i euirtutred
10 give sat isfaction az money refunded.
Sold hv Thihndnu< p!riinicy
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

All the corporate powers of said corpora.
ton shall be vested in and exercised by a
Board o. Directors composed of three stock
holders, to be elected by ballot on the first
Monday of December. 1890. and annually
thereafter, at the office of said company at
Ghecns, Louisiana. The first Goard or dfrec.
tors under this act of Incorporation shall be
John r. Gheens, president: Charles w.
Gheens, vice president and Joseph =. GheeDs.
secretary, who shall hold their Offices until
the first election of this charter. to- wit: the
first Monday of DecembeEs 1890. or until their
successors shall have been duly elected and
qualified. A majority OF all the yot . cast
shall elect and each share of stock shall be
entitled to one vote, to be east by She owner
thereof, either in person or by proxy, and
the directors then elected shall serve and
continue in office until their SUCCESSORS shall
have been elected. At their first meeting
after their election. the board shall elect
from their own nutaher. a president. vice
president and Il secretary.
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THE STATE OF LOUiS!AH.A.
20th jodicial District CURT. Par
i>ti OF Lafanrcip..
Sncrfss en- Of /ncharic N. Eoudrrap.
and CIemcHcc iaad5Q. hiy rife. IL
~commanitE. NJ. 1890 p~nJdt,s.
WHEREAS A~URF$aiiE LANDRY O

WHEREAS AJHE$1iLE LANDRY Of
w said pafi>l'. admins fttaro al the ufurst-
san ostatr* and community has lciuletrd Il
tint, ncroi | eli his an iHis;ratjUn Of the
allure aid t~' ity~ aisi catatrinity
View 1AtretCrr 81! rtIsna> a,c hereby wan
81 aud nat,frsi - Tie t:Iiv gp,rsi;icI .
wiiIiiG ~iih the c}rrk W sat1 Coutt at W.
oi.iee in ia" lawn ~ Inthutl auN. within Ia
G"Js l-tct IL" it.i El..:ra.: u h.:crf. u,lt,-
VIZ ~ s"d 50 Z + III! IL ajsIlo3.d 4"l
ho:-"i'1 gated IN acrnrt'aaee viii iJw.
~~ Hi,nr>s NY Itard and se,I .fnl.r..
(~}lsso.
W. KNDDLOCIf.
Clerk of Court.
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The CapItal stock Of this corporation il
hereby fixed at The sum of Forty Thousand
Dollars (S40G56.00) divided into and repre-
Sentetl by four hundred shares Of one hun
dred dollars each. Any portion whereof. as
may be deemed necessary by the board of
directors, to be used ana issued az full paid
stock for the purchase of any iinnovable or
movable property which may he required for
the purposes and objects for which the cor
poration has been organized. Any of the
remainder of the stock, which may be subs
cribcd for shall DO paid for in yearly INSTALL
nients OF twenty per cent whenever called
for by the board of directors. Said capitaI
stock may be increased upon the
dation of the board of directors to any
amount which may be deemed sufficient for
the purpose of this corporation upon com
plying with the provisions of the laws of this
State on that subject. No transfer of stock
shall be made, except OIL the books Of the
company. nor shall any transfer Of stock be
made unless full paid, and no stakeholder
shall have the right to sell his stock without
having first offered it to a stakeholder or to
the company.
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4 Dutiful Son.

Is n pleasure to any parent. He
brings joy to the home of the old
people and i'll every way seeks to
make it cheerful and to make easy the
ialterin@. feeble steps of age. This
son was Il wise One
VIRGINIA. Tenn. & GEORGIA II. r..
Office OF Western Agt. Atlanta. Ga,
Gentlcmen-My father. who is in
the eighty-second year of his age, has
been materially strengthened and re-
lieved from suffering by the use of one
bottle of Dir. Westrporeland's Calisaya
Tonic. Please forward to his address
(John"tlian Welsh, High Point, n. ca
six bottle Of the same, and send bill
for the amount to me.
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Senator: Bfair Aas, esd nd sxbeilhxen
days speaking Eeducaticaal
measure which wiAk ESQ the sur
plus seventy million dollars, If it be-
comes a law.
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Very respectfully

NJ. NJ. WELSH. West Agent.
DR.. Westmorcland's great Tonic
and blood r%enovator can DO bought
from the T~hibodeaux Pharmacy ut 30
ccnts and $l.O0 4 bottle.
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ARTICLE. THIRD.

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation il established ana the nature Or
the business to be carried on by il. are here
by declared and specified TO he as follows: to
cultivate and raise crops Of sugar cane, corn.
rice and other AGRICULTURAL products. to re-
itnH and ntdnJficturc. to bay and scll or to
otherwise use. any ether crops Of aericulta-
raj products. purchase and sell cattle Land or
personal property OF every description con
ne"fcd With thC business as may be desirable
to the END OF promoting the best interest OF
the corporation. and generally to do all and
everything pertinent 70 or in any manner
connected with the purposes hcrein5efnre
declared. or having q tendency to develop
the agricultural and manufacturing resources
of the state.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to outacitizens, tnio
for years we have been selling Df.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, DR., Hling's New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica S.lse and Electric HH-
tiers, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well. or that have gwen
such universal satisfaction. We ITO
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and We <iand ready 10 fG't4il
9n ,&uc1t>e pii"e, ii saitSiactoiv fS-
suit 10 nni follow thrir ns". In: :.
ycmciits iE:lr ynn their .FTat I'n.ht-
@tf.;y.patriv ,ht tfi,Ir ms@3tS' lth'ttha
Y Druggists.
Since. tiin llo.,Sr Ut Representative
lisJ| aia,i;"d Il code nj rules tits hr@itt-
ming to do suune l~H~lne,>. The new
code Will enable Tive Republicans I" ID
any Ling they wish. witi!oai reGaid e
lay. justice crii-iit.
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SATURDAY. FEB. % 1890
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In faith whereof Ishe
ana seal offieails Nav 0r1ssI
IN OF .'anuary, A. y. $50 ofieanI
JAS IA
oor Sotal
hhmy pflice on Jlnuary orr wax
day recorded Ia misceIIane.,s
alb pp. 532 ct seq. of record a. u
In testimony whereof witness
stal OF Office at Thibodapx is "a
OF January, A. u. 1890. y
CHARLES / h. \
Deputy Clerk and ~. U.Hcio hAl
of ~LafoGrche. eoi
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ARTICLE SECOND.

Tho Gomi"ile If said corporation shall b..
in the parish of ~LafoUrcic State of Louisiana
and AL citations hud other leg Al process shall
be served on the president. and In case III Ais
obscene" from the State. on thc secretary
thereof.
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CTIAlsTER
RENTED STATES OF AMERICA-STATE or
III '''As' 7 srass y Ef'uC

DEir Vow, That nthis sseysptt. day
- OF January, eighteen hundred and
ninety:
Beforn rlr. JAMES FAUEY, 4 Notary Pub
lie. in apd FIR. this City and tho parish of
Orleans. StitA of louisiana aforesaid, duly
commissioned and sworn. and in the presence
of the naraed an,i gH-
fP~,rscnIliy eaine and appeared. iJOGN II.
tsiiEIsNS, uf thr parish Of Lafourche, in this
Hate. and JOSEPH II. GHEENS and CHAR
L:S ". GITEFES. both residents of the city
IF louisville. u The state ct Kentucky, the
a4ii Charles ". Chrrns. being herein repre-
s#aatrd hy Gi- duly authorized agent and at
rpTpcy LII -fte;. Il.~snas j.. Ross, of this City,
~ per power 81 tfluranY hereto annexed.
who dpclsr"d that awaiting Themselves Of
the provisions Of the general laws Of this
state. rrlat've n the formation Of CORPORA
ti0ns. they 90. by these presents. covenant
and agree and bind themselves and those
whom they represent, as well rs such persons
who may nnrcaftnr become associated with
them, 10 form AMI they DO form aud "onsti-
tute the4S@lves {. corporation and body
polite IN law. fer he objects and purposes,
ana under the stinnlltions and a~gree'nents
hrrriuafter set forth. which they hereby
adopt n their "hart~r, to-wit
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name. <tylr and title of said corpora
tion shall u" s.GOI.REN RANCH SUGAR AND
CATTLE COMPANY. tLimited.A and bv that
corporate name, said corporation shall have
power and authority TO have and enjoy sue
ccs~ioR forth full term and period 81 ninety
min" yc%rs. from; the first day of January 1890,
to contract. sue ana b"~ Ued. to make and use
II cornorat: seal, and :he same TO break and
;tit"r 1T pleasure: to hold, receive, purchase,
lca-r sell ana convey. as waiI ~ mortgage,
hypnfh"cat" and pledge under its corporate
ristuf". property. both real and personal, to
nam" and employ such managers, directors,
officers. ovtrscers. agents and other employ
ee~. rs the interest and convenience of said
corporation may require ard to make and
establish such bylaws. rules and regulations
Tor me IlTGnpF lDInHgnllltnt and rpUn11tinn
of the affairs of said corporation as may be
rteft% sary and roper, and the same to alter
and change ut pleasure.
ARTICLE
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NON-PARTISAN PRtTERS ~ IOWA

Dcs Moncs. Feb. ,opeciah.A conference com
mitcc representing both side, iu the House, have been
at work today trying 10 end The deadlock. The Re
publican mcmier~ of the committee insisted a. coa
diton precedent 10 all agreements that the Kepubl
cans must have the Spcahcr,hp, I'D matter how tho
other officer, are tO De divided The Dciuocra, are
resisting The demand and want to be considered a.
having chance at it, II is believed tonight that the
Democrats Will conocdc the ~pcIkcr-ihp eventually,
a they are showing many signs of weakening. But
they will insist on large share of The committees.
They want the Committee on Legislature Districts.
They also want the Committee on the ~uppr, sion u
lutcmpcmucc. The Iiohhiton-t- claim -iN majority
ON vote II the House. bat som" ~ item are hItd
tO Jet the Democrats have tai, committee. IAcg' va,
little furry to-day iu the iIou-". when one " thc
members. au cN prca, her. Nr. Brown, introduced a
resolution &" dispense with the service OF chaplain
y there preachers ou both sides "i the l"u-r.
the members were afraid that u t.cy dd thoir own
Ilarlf-. tcy would have Republican PRAYERS one d'y
and Democratic PRAYERS the uc>t, 80 tey defeated
the resolution hy lltc ~ 8 tp 81 and decided 10
continue the custom ~ uou.p pirti-Iu prayer.
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STRANGE coyDrcr or CHALELEY LEcoyET.

Camden, y. j. Feb. (opeclall.-Thc County Ply
eician W II. I~zard, and Dr. !. u. stanton. the
Coroner were the principal witnesses ~ the Lcc"n",
murder trial to-day. Thc clothes that Annie L"concy
wore when she was murdered were exhibited 10 MIs.
Rosauna Lavciy. the neiribor Who first went 10 tho
house that morning and by her Identified ae Doe
longing to the dead gri. The prisoner glIod ntcntlN
at each article ao It was lifted up, but remained well
back i'm his chair, only shifting hi- head 10 one >dc
to see one Of the articles III, cycid, t~itccd, and
he cast swift glance at tie reporters table to -o"
if he wa watched. Dr. I-IIfd aid " asked Lccpn"y
how he accounted for the muidcr and whom hc could
suspect. lie first aid hc dIu know what 10 hial.
4 certain cllOrod man promised 10 be there AZ work
that morning, and he hadu appeared. lie didn't
want any thing said about ii, bat Lingo wa the onb
one he suspected.
John y. Courtcr, a reporter. t"-tiacd 20 Lrc9ncN .
suspicious actions on the morning Of the murder. and
the fact that Garrett Murray, the cOlprcd .Hmh"N .
was locked up IN the mill, and That Lccomcy kept
linn constantly lu view.
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rorrLAR Brr LrGAL RrpnrSwoy OF cRluE.

Cmllic0thc. ohio Fcb. G.-For several months Point
Township, hi. comfy ha, suffered from an epidemic,
Of crimes. II seemed impossible TO apprchcn1 tho
Offenders, and the people grew de- peratc A. a last
resort il va, decided 10 hold public meeting. Last
Thursday night 100 Of the best citizens Oi the
township met in the township house AT spout springs
and with attorney, legal advisers formed what j.
In fact vigilance committee, although il ia called
the Are ting and JaIling Club. IL Was decided 10
on ia work AT once and q dozen stalWHr farmers
were sworn in a, special Ccnstabc,. on Tuesday
morning c0urt Was convened. ana from mat uWc
,rtIl q D. H. the special constable, were busy bring
luc i'm offenders. Hundreds were ont 10 sec ~" iuL
The total number Of arrest for the cay was twenty
six Theft. disturbing schools ana church 0'INlt'-,
vyiEr-whippug and druukcunc-- we're cHhTf'd. N"t
one escaped punishment. some were hned, some
bound over o q higher court. some were Imprisoned
and two were to the Cincinnati Worhhouse.
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OPPOSING EXCESSIVE rARE on Hops.

Rome. " Y, Feb. s (specaD.-rhe semiannual
meeting Of the Madison County Hop Growers Asso-
citation was held at Oneida yesterday afternoon and
the question Of tare discussed Nearly all the
members present said that they we're obliged to give
seven pound, tarc to dealers in order 10 make sales
Tho law and the agreement with the state Brewers
Association is that five pounds shall be the hi' ana
tho growers will decide to enforce the law, possible
F. T. Haskell wa, in favor Of duty Of % cents
per pound foreign hops, AZ II would beneht the
growers and brewers and such movement was IA
vOrcd. IL decided to ask Mr.. Mott 70 advocate
"A li for A uniform 1e for hop boxes. After clectnL
delegate, To attend the state Ercwcrs ana Mal1steIs
meeting in New York, the meeting adjourned.