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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

A disinterested citizen gathered some
opinions touching dead millionaire A
country Clergyman asked, ''He got his
money by species Of gambling, didn't
heTF A German parber's comment was,
"Vell, he hadt to leaf his millions be-
hindt himp a naval officer was glad 81
the end, A young business man hoped
that the country would never again SOC
such career, An elevated railway
guard said: He's dend, and I'm sorry
for it. Mebbe he done them as tried Ia
do him, but he wanted the company I'd
give us two suits D clothes a year OF
raise our pay, New York Letter.
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FOR SALE.

GOLES' BOX OR WARDROBE LOUNGE,
" Is q perfect lounge by day and q perfect
bed by night, and You can put away as much
or other articles as IN the average wardrobe.
You get three articles for the price Of one
No extra charge for packing or shipping.
Mrs. DR.. Taimage, wife Of the celebrated
preacher, says these lounges are very nice.
Price h Crtton, $40, fl2.
Raime, S12, St4
Raw SIR, $50 s25.
SIX Brocatelle, S25, $50.
Terms-10 per cent discount cash with or
der, Or one.half with order, balance GO days,
ALFRED COLES,
Grand and Myrtle Avenues, Brooklyn, N. Y.
febI292ly
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.Ter1ns ID elonrf.

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, CALcAsIEC PARISH
jury Term First Monday Of February, ant
First Monday Of September,
EoN-JURY TERM First Monday Of May, and
First Monday Of November.
CAMERON PARISH,
JURY TERM.-Third Monday Of July.
NoN-JURY FERA.--First Monday Of December
VERNON PARISH.
jury TERM.-Fifst Monday Of October.
NoE-JURY TERN.--First Monday Of ApTE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

For the FIRST time ia the history Of
politics New York city will be repre-
sented by solid delegation Of Demo
Gratis in congress, the state senate, the
assembly and board Of aldermen Why.
even the veteran Colonel Thomas Dun
lap, who voted for Andrew jackson. can
not remember when such a thing ever
happened. Think of it--not q Repub-
lican congressman, not q Republican
senator, not a Republican assemblyman,
not Republican alderman to represent
the G, o. r, Of this cityt-New York
Herald.
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colnmbus on the 80.

The English actor, Charles Warner, Ii
among the players who intend to make a
vi. the United States this year, and
he viii brins 9Th him four act drama
written for him by Henry Hamilton, of
which Golunbusis the hero. The famous
explorer, who ol course win b9 lmper-
sqnated BY Mr.. Warner appears as the
hero of love story, and conducts hin-
self with very little respect for history
Detroit Free Press
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Mr.. G. ], schminskey has applied fol
a patent on an electric sleigh. Stored
electricity concealed beneath the seat oi
the sleigh furnishes tho power which Il
to propel the vehicle. This power i
transmitted to a single wheel in front q
the sleigh by means Of an endless chain,
The face Of the wheel is furnished with
cutters, which imbed themselves In the
snow and prevent the wheel from slip
ping. Mr., schminskey says that q speed
Of twelve or fifteen miles an hour can be
attained by his motor, A lever to con
troll the steering gear and another leVei
10 regulate the speed Of the sleigh are
placed near the occupants seat in tht
sleigh Baltimore Sun.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

The president Of tile Vienna corn OK
change in q recent speech said that grain
growing IN Earope has ceased 70 DO 10.
muneratiye, owing to the development
Of new agricultural regions and to tha
lowering Of railroad rates. The only
chance he could see for the European
farmer was in the construction Of q net
work Of canals incentral Europe. Cheap
water transportation would help the Eu-
ropean farmer against the competition
of the United States, India and Ans
tralia
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Notice.
LAsp OFFICE AF EEE oEEp4SsI ~ ~, a.,

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA, /
January 7, 1883. s
MTOTICE 10 hereby given that tic following,
IN named settler has hled notice Of his
intention to make final proof IN support Of hla
claim and that said proof viii be made before the
clerk Of district court, at Lake Charles La,, on
Saturday, Febrnary 18th, 1898, VIZ;
JULES LRBLEU,
who made Homestead Entry No 1870, for the
E9s Of NEA SftI5 Of NWb{, and NWh Of SEX oi
Sec. ~, IN S,, H.. z W, Louisiana Meridian,
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove bis
Continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said lRnd viz;
Eredarick DeDnisop, Earl Foster, John LeBleu,
and Rogers LeBleu, all Of Calcasien PaTish, La
A7,Gt CHARLES q. PALEREY, Register
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Grandma And sp you wera real
anxious to como and visit grandmai
That's lovely
Little Johnnie Xes'm ; cfiel till
mRWWa let lpe eQuia
Grandmq WIS didn't yol wais t'li
little Johnnie Faa ff9la isa minc9
maat 7apla bo all sons. ltioaa MOVE,
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a scheme has been preldred tor the
construction 81 another Canadian trans-
continental railwa st an estimated cost
Of &5,600 900 llia new iron road which
would hs' 04s miles long and known as
ttha Canada Wastern railway 81 ia ha
built from Victoria 70 Seymour aarrolYs
On Vancouver island, and fram Butte in-
Jet 81 tle mainland, through tha Chill
cotin, Carihoo ana Peace riyaf ItelpnA
to The lalloFllead pasa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Ihe DHNculty W HeGNFnInB " EuFlIIhINH'
The second chamber Of the Dutch
legislature has pissed q bill which will
make it more difficult for q foreigner to
become q Dutchman. Naturalization
win no longer DO personal matter, but
will concern the entire family, who will,
however, only receive acknowledgement
as Dutch ln thWsecond generation after
the settlement. Ten years absence from
sou,ttry a4ps,es y ~ eles 5, the
intention to remain a Dutchnan viii
cause the loss Of the nationality.
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Center county. Pa., has a natural curl
osty p the shape of q eQ-acfe pond
which appeared II single night On
grornd never known 70 be covered WITH
wates heiore
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

George Smith d to BE- tried at Yalpa-
Faiso, md, for The third time on the
change Of having stolen q five cent cigar
About $1,000, it is asserted, have been
expepdsd in lawyers Gees.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Representative, Dosite Perkins,
District Judge, EoR. q. A. EOuTnet,
Clerk District Court u. g. Gill,
Sheriff d. J, Reid.
District Attorney, .. D. Miller.
Assessor q. M Richard.
Coroner. Dr. A. J Perkins.
Surveyor. Thomas Kleinpeter. 1879.
Secretary Parish School Board. John MCNeese
Post-olioe address Of all, Lake Charles.
POLICE JURA!--
President VIM. Vincent
Secretary, DOsite Vincent.
TTeasurer, A, Rigmalden.
First Ward J, III Reeves
Second Ward, 5. MaHQuArt. s..
Third Ward j. w, Bryan aud j. w. ROstset
Fourth Ward, VIM. Vincent
Fifth Ward Aladdin Vincent.
Sixth Ward M. U. Frazer.
Seventh Ward y, j, w. Miller.
Eighth Ward. W. ]. Martin.
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the area Of the ceal vein discovered
at Fairhayen Wash 8 esfiinatea q 100
acres ana believed t5 contnin about "
fa9 olQ tqaa w coal
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Zoe Sale.

TIME PATRIOT plant ard parapheTpalia
il books and accounts With steFeotyping outtit
included. Hfice, ss0og0. Address
Il. HARRISON,
399 Lock Bcy Lbt Charles n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

ITT ANTED. .--AIl persons who can cook
wv and bake to send gor the Best Cook
Ing Stove ID he world. Price, $l2, st5 and
SO Terms, 10 per cent discount cash with
order, of one-balf with order Balance w 90
days ALFRRD CoLEs, $50 Myrtle Avenue,
Brooklyp, N. y. febt292ly
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# ws rot Tfnn7a lae9
sgaa4 aat N ar WilA
being Widely gaf Hat
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HAVE NEARLY COMPLETE or LANDS AN
ang and pota Wer ksea
the tnq states anq S
Iand Qaeea
o 1000
one o
one .
VIII m sold separa o ne
and cypress aHd n ea W " Ely e
One lot6 feet good house On At
~ good Alce tRA4s
unea pp folq aqAq gspe.
ggr and e, 9us 'he pH 9 A 9A
Land All nae tspee g y ER
tf9q sit9H sA tx AsF ~ r
.g
ave pa as 5g
& ols NJ
Cante Aiso
iay other as q 4 prairie apa tAe N9oes
essxe nae eath
THAID- MA 20
Aest @ex gsp GAsfM CGaA aAAEsEss AsAr
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VOL XIV.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Il. D. White, term expiring on the 9TH Of March,
1897.
Randall l. Gibson, term expiring on the 4tb of
March, 1895.
State OGHfcePs.
Murphy j Foster Governor,
Charles PaIlange Lieutenant. Governor.
Thamas s. Adams, Secretary of State.
Milton j. Cunningham, Attorney General.
John Pickett, State Treasurer.
W. w. Heard, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
A. ID. LafaTgue Superintendent of Education
4. w. Poole Commissioner Of Immigration.
Thos. S. Adams, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
John s. IAnier, Register State Land Office
W. G. Burt, Aaiutant- g GeneTal
Don Cafrey, s. p, Henry Senator'S Tenth
Senatorial District.
John MoGrath, State Printer.
Term of office expiring on the SECOND Monday
In NAV, 1856,
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= ~ - ELs We -
LAKE CHARLEs LoDeE, No 1865, i. q a. M
Meets in Masonic lodge room every Saturday
before full moon, at p, Ip. p. sullivan, w.
NJ a. M Mayo. Secretary
\, %. %, r..
ANCHOR LopeF NO. So, j. o, c n Meets every
Friday night az 8 o'clock: J. A, Kinder, n G.i
g. i. Daniels ". e.; Il. y 0'Bryan, ]. +. G.i
M. d. Andfus, z. Secs SIN MARX, II Sees
lain Paul Giimer, WI Alex. Helm Cond1c.
tor; .. n Deyers \. G4 II. p, Hoover, @, (fi
G. w Farquhar, n. S. N g.; +. Uhayanre,
j. 81 N g.; john Costello Il. $. Y. G.i FeId.
Richard, y. S. v. G, John Harlow, n. 5. ST
Fred Raid T. s.
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For sale or Rent.

A TRUCK FARM OF IG ACRES, with new
"a Six-Foem House; Moving Machine, Wagon,
one YOKE oxen and one buggy-ata bargain. Sit
depot For price terms, efa. apply IL premiaes,
Or AZ the Mitchell House y at tho Rice Mil
A-tf THOMAS MITCHELL.
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LAKE Cry DIVISION No g, u RI, X. Of P.-
Meets in Armory first and third Fridays q
every month, ats D. ms Nv. a. Knapp, Captain
J III Iabesse Secrotary.
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NAp w WNe 7-I --|
AfAaEoIIA ColnfANpARY, No. 30, X Of Il. Meets
III Afmory, drst and third Wednesdays ofeaoh
month at d. ii. w. A Knapp gonsmanaer
n. r. BrailI Secretary.
Arrofyo LopaE No. S751.-- o. shattgek D.
H. IN Green, n D; w. III. MeFIitt NJ D}
n. +. Brazil Asst. p.i r, j. Gessford Q,i yno'
H Shattuok C., Wa. IieIney Sd j, n Bios
Aat Guide jas. A Gfaye, r.. Leon Clayapne,
M r., Chas v. Jqnfe, ~ o. II. SenesohiGi,
n, p spinraH, and ,. D,J Mareks Hrpstees
RELIAkcE IoneE, no. s27s, X. on H.-Meets IL
Pelican -Babeock hail, second and fourth Tues
days Of each month, ats p ~. ", Il. IaHesse,
Dictator Slm Marks, Vice Dictator Gus La
13esse, Asst Y .spic,; G. I. Daniels Reporter J
Nv. Al. Knapp Finance Reporter A, hgInaidens
rraas w w bay Guidej EeTd Richard
Guardian H. A. Winfree, sentineI Trustees =
G. L DAnials Ggs LpBeAse, S. Marx,
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HoFR CouKcIr. NO. ai12, al. Il. oF H.-lIeets n
Pelican dsahcoek hall, second and fourth Wed
nesdays Of each month at 3 p. m, =. n. p 0Bryan,
al i pees SeeratRry j. n kpnte COllect9f
Sol Bloch, ITsas.; x. Ct Deea, Orator W. A.
Knapp, Gnille. IFusteeB--J. "A, Kinder, two
years ". HirsGh three years. Grand kenre
sentatiye, Or. ". a. Knapp !. A Kinder, Al,
1Afnafs
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10Th Judicial District Court.
No gal,
Citizens Bank of Louisiana,

By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
issued i'm the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed by the
Hon. 18th judicial District Court in and
for the Parish of st. Martin dated May
30th 1893. have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House
door in the Town OF st. Martinville on
SATURDAY THE 8th DAY OF JULY
A. ID. 1898,
between the legal sale hours the follow
ing described property to wit:
A tract of land situated in the Parish
of st. Martin at a distance Of about
three miles from the Town OF st. Mar
tinyille, near the Grand bOis, measuring
Twelve afpents front on the rear line of
the first Forty arpents from the left
bank of Bayou Teche. on depth Of For
ty arpentsS bounded north by lands of
Mr.. Devezin. south by lands of Alexandra
Judice. east by lands OF The heirs of
Fontenette, aud west by lands Of Ursin
LenOrmand; together with said land all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized TO satisfy said above mentioned
writ.
Terms and conditions CASH.
Sheriff Office this I'd Of June 1893.
u. REEFS. Sheriff.
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Maryland, Miss Rema Hebert
Delaware, Miss C. Bienvenn,
New Jersey, Miss l.. Hitter,
Connecticut, Miss A. Durand,
Georgia, Miss Eliza Fournet,
South Carolina, Miss f. Bien-
venu,
Pennsylvania, Miss A. Mouton,
North Carolina, Miss Alice
Fleming,
Massachusetts, Miss Leoncia
Tertros.
New Hampshire, Miss Elodie
Delahoussays.
Louisiana, by Miss Josephine
Hitter.
The procession was headed by
a mounted police, followed by the
four marshalls who were Messrs.
ID. Rees, A. V. Fleming, o. j.
Durand, A. V. Fournet.
Next rame the beautiful stea.
mer Evangeline with its elegant
decorations and the nice and pref
ty truck OF our Vigilant boys, fol-
lowed by the elegant float contain
ing the beautiful states. The
brass band and other organiza-
tons followed Oh the banquettes,
while the officers of the companies
and citizens committee anti the
orators followed the procession in
carriages.
The PROCESSION was ended on
the church green where a large
platform wrapped in the national
colors was erected for the public
speaking.
Mr.. T. J. Liable. Chairman of
;he committee of the citizens and
James Simon, President of Vo-
unteer Fire Co No took seats
IN the platform with the speakers. |
Mr.. Simon was the first spea-
ler. He made a splendid little
peech and then read the Declara-
ion of Independence. Addresses
we're made by Messrs. Frank T.
iuilbeau and Felix VOORHEES, and
he Misses Josephine Hitter,
Iarie Rose de Lahoussaye and
lucy Hart, who made pretty and
appropriate speeches.
After each address the Excel
ior brass band played national
irs.
When the speaking was over
olored lights were lit behind the
oat that contained the young
lisses representing the states,
hitch made a beautiful and love-
tableau. After viewing this
leasant sight, the fire works be-
an: they were profuse and pretty.
At night there was a theatre
iven for the benefit of the Fire
len which was very successful.
The audience was large, and
he plays and songs were we'll !
'ndered. After the the theatre
grand ball took place which
sted until a late hour.
Is is estimated that between e
400 and 5000 person witnessed
10 celebration.
This Office turned mt civ
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An electric light plant will
soon be erected at the Oil Works
at this place. There is now at
said Works a gas system. The
electric lighting is much superior
to any other kind of light in such
an extensive enterprise as the Oil
Works.
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This Office turned nnt

This Office turned out six
lawyers briefs last week for the
Supreme Court, aggregating so
pages, besides, many other press
ing jobs, some of them fary and
delicate work. Notwithstanding
the big and pressing rush, with
our facilities to do quick and ele-
giant printing, we met the emer-
gency and delivered all the jobs
on time. We had, however, to
keep our presses running from six
o'clock in the. morning to ten at
night.
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Land For Sale.

We are requested to Offer for sale, 40
acres of first class land. adjoining the
limits of this corporation.
Also, one fine property. with good bull
ding. out houses. stables etc For fur
ther particulars. terms etc.
Address this office.
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SATURDAY, July s, 1893.
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

For the first time to the know
ledge Of the writer, st. Martinvilit
has put on her garb of nationa
colors, and proudly celebrated the
glorious Fourth with splehdor and
brilliancy. Il.
Our citizens have taken occa-
sion of this grand and beautiful
celebration to decorate their ph.
bic buildings and private houses
with the national emblem and
other pretty and snowy ornaments.
The decorations were everywhere
profuse and pretty.
At I've o'clock in the morning,
a salute of five guhs was fired,
and at intervals during the day
the canon belched forth it's cheers
of joy in loud tone.
From the early morning large
crowds Of people from the coun-
try and adjoining towns began to
arrive in town; and kept on COM
ing during all the day.
At ten o'clock in the morning a
game Of base ball was played be-
tween a club from Breaux Bridge
and one from this place.
At eleven o'clock the clay pi-
geon shooting match took place
with q good many contestants.
OUT young friend, Master Albert
Durand came out victorious, and
was awarded the gold medal.
AT two o'clock the shaved and
CREASED pig was let loose on the
church green and the boys dashed
at it, but it proved a slippery
thing, and the one who held it and
go THE prize, did so with his teeth.
This proved very amusing to the
large crowd of people.
Then came the race in bags
which also proved amusing to the
crowd.
At half past three o'clock, when |
every body was on the streets
waiting for the parade, large and
dark clouds rolled overhead threa-
teningly and all at once the rain
began to fall in torrents. When
the weather cleared up however,
notwithstanding the flushed gut
ters and muddy condition of the
streets, procession was formed
With the beautiful decorated truck
# Vigilant Hook and Ladder No
and the steam engine of Volun-
eef No l, and beautiful float
representing a sail boat In which
where grouped Fourteen lovely .
'oung Misses, all dressed in white ,
nd wearing over their shoulder
he national colors on which was 9
'rinted the names of the states Z
hey represented. Thirteen of q
hem represented the states who Y
edared the American indepen- :
ence, and one represented in the
roup, the beautiful state of Loui-
ana. The states were represent a
l by the following young ladies: IL
Virginia, Miss lola Broussard, =,
New York, Miss Marie Wilt, n
Rhode Island, Miss A. Berard,
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chosen, at said meeting. by majoritt
of the stock. said commissioners TO havA
all necessary powers therefor.
Swords interIined & approved on paea
9 line 30.
Thus done and passed at st. Martin.
Vile. st. Martins parish, Louisiana. ON
the date fir>t written in presence Of Car.
los Grelg and Frank I. Guiibeau GONNA.
tent witnesses who have signed with the
parties and me notary after due leadipS
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CHI a R
OF THE
OF THE
Bank Of st. Martinville.

Undt OIL tHlS the r lltee1tH udy VI Ju1ie,
A. ID. Eighteen hundred and ninety
three.
Before me. James Simon. Dotay pub
lie, duly commissioned and qualified in
and for st. Martin parish, Louisiana,
and in the presence of the hereinafter
named and undersigned witnesses.
Personally came and appeared the
herein named and undersigned persons,
who declare that they do now organize
themselves together for the purpose OF
doing a general Banking business
under the laws OF the State Of Louisiana,
and they declare the following as their
charter. viz:
CHARTER OF THE BANK OF ST. MARTIN
VILE.
ARTICLE I.
The name Of this corporation shall be
BANK OF ST. MARTINvILLE." with its
dOmiciIe at st. MartinvilIe, parish Of
st. Martin, State of Louisiana.
ARTICLE
The capital stock of this corporation
Is fixed at Twenty Thousand Dollars.
divided into Two huntired shares OF one
hundred dollars each: pay able one
fourth on the iirst day OF August, A. d.
Eighteen hundred and niuety three. one
fourth I'm thirty days thereafter and
the balance within twelve months
whenever called for by the Board Of Di-
rectors.
ARTICLE III
The following named persons are the
J. B. Leeert. Of New Orleans. La, ff-
teen shares.
Thee. J. Liable, of st. Mattinville. La,
two shares.
Albert Bienvenu. of ST. Martinyille.
La. five shares.
Oscar NJ. Nilsson. of st. MartinvilIe.
L., twenty five shares.
Felix Bienvpnu. of st. Martinville.
La. four shares.
Bertrand Audibert, of St. MartinvilIe.
"a. ten shares.
Pierre Fauries. Of st. Mat:nville, La.
wO shares.
Stanislas Dabadip, of St. MartinvilIe,
IA, five shares.
Ferd. Rousseau. of st. MartinviIle, La.
i've shares.
Vim. II. Cozine. of St. Martinville, La.
I've shares.
Kasel Schwartz, of st. Martinvile. |
"a. two shares.
Frank NJ. Thomas. of st. MartinvilIe,
"a. one share
Few. Alb. Langlois. of St. MartinvflIe
"a, one share.
Mrs. f. W. Bienvenu, of st. Martin
lille. La. one share.
David Rees. of st. Martinvillr La.
ne share.
Adelin Durio. of Arnaudville. La.
lree shares.
Andre Gernaud. of st. Martinyille. La
We shares.
Robert Martin, Of st. MartinyiIle. La
fly shares.
Robert Martin. p. p. of st. Martinyille
a.. forty five shares.
A. M. Hargis, of st. Martinville. La.
N shares.
j. B. Ferran, of st. Martinville. La
Tree shares.
ARTICLE ".
This corporation shall commence hi
ness on the first day Of August, A. D.
lghteen hundred and ninety three.
Id remain a body polite for the term
ninety nine years.
ARTICLE
The affairs of this corporation shall
managed by a board of nine direc-
rs, who shall be elected annually by
g stockholders receiving the highest
lmoer Of votes at elections held for
at purpose. Each share entitled TO
% vote. Said Board of Directors shall
point all the officers and employees of
Is corporation, fix their salaries and
nd. and make and .otdain.ail necessa-
bylaws for the proper management
the business of this CORPORATION.
ARTICLE VI.
Inc hrst Board Of Directors shall he.
b. Levert. r. Martin, T.J. Liable. O.
Nilsson, 5. Dabadie. Albert Riehtanu
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Constable Sale.
First Justice Court. Parish Of st. Mar
Martin. State of Louisiana,
Numa COrmier.
VS.,
Antoine Charles,

BY virtue of writ of fari faCias issu-
Ell and to me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid. dated the ~ day of
June. 1893. have seized and will offer
for sale at public AUCTION. to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court House door
of st. MartinviIle. Louisiana, on
SATURDAY JULY Is, 1893,
between the legal sale hours, the follow.
ing described property, to wit:
Mule.
Heifpr.
Seized to satisfy said above mention
ed wit.
Terms. Cash.
10. HALPHEN, Jr.,
Constable LIST Ward.