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JOSEPH a. SMITH,
EslraH Nnllee.

The public is hereby notlaod that have taken
up as IN estrqy light bay nlaIe, abant t4 hands
high branded 0n tha ten shoulder with hEnIe 2.
has long tail and two sears on lclt hip from two
% thee inches long Owner tan get same by
proving property and paying or this notice
1b-30ds ISAAC LEWIS.
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Npttee

I4aHa illleGAa NOW tiilstns fsa.,
Notice p aefoby given sllat Al fh8iollpEing rainei
suiiiei hae aiel nolee u his lfieniiap fa oiakl
tpai Fln9f iH epppef q Ai5 eiglFi and ihsi VI
ssqfs in halP enqrl9a lae en i5lsstpg 4Rre ati
rAgNAs EsaQpass
8ha l4sle agmeaisaA ERts aasa i7G lls
fiilar'
ceNfs4gns lQare tH' Aa
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ApfI aobh lnUlf y
Notice Is hereby given that tie following. named
gettler has hled notice Of his intention 10 make
final prgli IN support Of his claim and that said
proof will By made before the Clerk Of the district
eqnrt az Lake Qharles, Ia, On Wednesday, June
IItb 1879 Wiz
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NOliee,


Land Office ii New Orleans, La,
April 2sth 1899. !
Eoticp Ia hereby given that the following -named
settler has fled notice of bis intention 10 make
hnal pruof IN support Of his claim and that sAid
proof VIII DO made before the clerk Of the distr6t
court, at Lake Charles La, on Wednesday June
lithi 1903, VIZ
JOSEPH A SMITH,
who made Homestead Entry No. l14i4 for The
SWM Of M EA aud Sc II NJ NWi4 OF Sec, 81, Up.
81 II. VI w, Louisiana Meridian
he names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz.
1T VI CleYeland John VanW Winkle, James Van.
Winkle, and - II Bankens, al Df Galeaseu par,
tsh, Ia.
1b-6t CHARLES O. PALFREK Register
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land once at New Orloana, Il

Land Oitoe % New UrINan9l Lllsl
May l65h, 1893,
Notice Is hereby glven that he following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
anal nroof in support Of his claim under Sec 230l
II. 81, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk Of the distriet court at Lake Charles
In, on Saturday, JalY |, 1898, vizl
DUSUAN IT, BROUsS&RD,
who made Homestead Entry No. 19Ta7. for the
sJ6 Of SEA aud S3h Of SWl4 SEQ 49, Up, 10 8,
II, 10 w, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove hla
continuous residenee upon, end cultivation Of
said land via,
Anderson Reon, AuguatNs Brown, James Ciefk
and John ~ Henning all OF CalOAaisu Parrish, La
128t CHARLES O. PALFREY, Register
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VOL XIV.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ataae ebais.erss

MuFphyJ Foster Governor.
Charles Pafia1ge, Lieutenant @GoYeinor.
Thainas s. AaaRa, Secretary Of Sta4e.
Milton y. Cunningham, Attorney a aeneTai
Johp Pickett, State Treasurer.
WV Heard Auditor Of Public AooOHntG
A. ID. LafaFgas. Snperintepdent Of Education.
~ w. Poole Commissioner Of Immigration.
ThOs s. Adaasj Commissioner Of Agriculture.
John s. LaBisr Register State Land Office.
w. q, Burt Adjutant General
Don CaffeY, S. z. Henry, Senat9rs, Tenth
Senatorial District
John McGfatbi State Printer.
Term Of Office expiring on the SECOND Monday
in May, ge.B
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sTAEE on LOUIsIANA2
RAIIaH on C4LcAaIEu
0FfIcE GlEnK ag CouRf 4
t2fH JUDICIAL bisfiacT.
/ hereby certify, That the within and ieipgoinr
Is q ffue apd correct copy el ihe original Aef d
Incorporation uH fei nnd duly recorded April "a,
ls93, in my Office III Rock b ot CQnyesAneef 0H
pagea an6 70 no, FILE Na am
fntcstAnony Whereof Witness pg oilfial AigQl
~ tnre al8 Soul All Iake Ghaile8 Ia., a4 tliis
81 ais9 day of April la9g
s~ gh BIQHARn
ils llefls of Said Court ESOiiNi0 ReeorlaI
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CEI.A. II i, IEI:s .
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH on 3AlcA6IRp.
BIZ IT KNowN That on this 10th day Of April.
tag9 before me, @. nran6 Rlehprsl Deputy Clerk
and Notary Public duly commissioned ard glial.
iAed in antl for Tho Parish 0i CalpaAieu, state "a
hereinafter named undersigned. personally came
and appeared tho several persons whose names
are heIeuntn suhhOribed, who soNerahy deolhied
that. aYHliBg themselves Of the proyisipns q the
general and apoolal laws OF this aiate relative TO
The organization Of corporations, they haye con-
tractea aud agreed and hy these present do GOV
enant and agree and bind and dbl igate tbeaseSo
a. we'll as alieh paTaons aa may hereafter aec0iAe
associated with thenl on their sheoeAaQrs, fn fHin
and constitute a corporation and body n0ittie ia
law and for tue ohieDts and purposes aud u0der
the agreements and at, i,iaiati6ns following t0wip
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Land oaioe a. Now Orleans. Ia

May 18TH 1893,
Notice ii hereby given that the following named
settler has died notice 81 hla intention to make
final proof ID support of his claim. and that said
pro0f will DO made before the clerk Of the distrct
court, at Lake Charles, La, on Saturday July ist
1893, Wis
WILLIAM SCOTT,
who made Homestead Entry No, 9075 for the
NEG Of See ia, rp 81, r. W. Lonlsiana
Meridian
He names the following witnesRes to prove Bis
lard, yiz
L. T Wilcox, A. D, HARLAN, Sylvester Pah
grew, and Eugene Wilcox all Of Caleasieu parish,
la,
1896 CHARLES 9. PALFREY Register,
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ARTICLE vi.

Whenever this corporation "a dissolved either
by limitation or otherwise, It's affairs shall be
liqui ated and settled By thee c0lnmissiQpera To
Of said corporation, at general meeting to be
canyened for that purpose bl the Board of piree'
tors after Thirty l3Dl days publication IN news
paper published IN tile CITY 0R Leka Charles, La.y
said meeting 10 he held AZ the office ~ said
corporation, Said commissioners shall he stIek.
holders Of said Corporation, aud shall remain
In office until III Riairs 81 said corporation
shall have been fully settled and liquidRted, Said
commissioneraa are hereby specially d -legated with
the tnll power and authority TO sell and diapQse
81 all the property belonging 70 said corporation
whether movable or flMoyable personal ot
mixed and t9 execute good and valid title there
iori 20 pay all debts due BY said corporation, aud
such amounts 4 any, that may be due the stock
holders respeetlYalY.
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who made Homestead Entry No, 0Ila, for the
El6 Of NE4 and Els Of SE4, SEQ, Is, Up, 40 3
Il, Ii W.. Louisiana Meridian.
He NAMES the following Witnesses 70 prove bia
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, WIS
Caesar Hehert, BOpi, BFonssard, II. III. Canter
and u. Z, Caruthers, an Of talua4ieu parrish Ll,
@6t CHARLES o, PALFREY Regiater
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PEACE LopGE No. 40, X. on R,Meeta ~ Reli
Gan Babeock hall Afat and third Taeadeys d
each uionth, III b IA Ely III Dees, y, "a;
j. n Kinder ID. G.; w, j. Gayie, ". C.jJ III.
EaIlott, SRI, III Al. Meyer ~ III Ex,, w. A.
Kpape M 2f ~ Louis Hi5seb X. q 4 \ tSi tsSi
A. Knabp &Apresaritatiyes to Grand Lodge.
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LAND OFFIpB AT NEW ORLkASs, La,
April 2lst 1893
Notice Ia hereby given that the following. .namod
settler has filed notice OF his Intention 90 make
anal proof la support Of his claim, aud thai said
pInof Will be made before the Oihrk Of the district
eontt o. Lake Charles, IN on Monday, June 5th.
IaN9 gixs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-02

This act Of incorporation may be changed, mod
iaed or aipended 0f aAld corporation maY he ils-
solyed With tue asslnt Of 9 majority IN amount nl
the capital stock Of the said corporation had at d
general meeting Of The stockholders convened for
that purpose by tue Roard Of nireetofs or by
stockholders representing 30 per cent Of The
stock, after By days previous pQHee shall have
been given IN neWApapfT Rubliahed IN the Town
Of Lake CHARLES, which meeting u ta be hQld AZ
the Office Ql tho corporation,
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70 = ~ u
LAKE EBARIEs LoDeE, No t6s. =. q A. NJ
Meets " Masonic ledge room every, Saturday
M. "A. M. Mayo. Secretary.
b. O, ~ E.
AKoHoR LoneR 10 90, II o. b. F. Meets every
Friday night At s O'clock r. A. KipdeT, n. G-i
q. ~ isaliels " G,; Il. p. 0'Bryan, ]. Y. G,i
~. 2. ApdIas = ssei SIZE 4sls; Il See;
lain Paul gI elmer w I; Alex Heim, EOnduc.
tOr III il. Bsyers, l.Ga u. -. Hoover, Q G,i
G w. Farqphaf IN n. N, gu ~ C6ayapDe,
eiesegd 2; nj John HeFlOw 3 3. 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-02

MAexoISA GoAnEAEpARY, No. %, X of H.-Meets
IA Arnory Arst aud thirt Welnesdays 81 each
mOnth At 5 D, In. W. "A. Knapp, Commands
n. n. Brail. seeEetary
APBoIo T,opgR NO 875i IS o. Shattgck D
H IN EIean. d D w. u. MarFitt, ". pa
III ~ BIati AAat. D., ~ J GessfOrd ~ yno
~ ShattHeE Gsi Wnl. aAelnsyt ~ Y ~ Bios
~ ii; kthhs v. Jonte j. -. IL heneaehaI
y. y. SpIaFsslii and ] y, =. Aagcks. Trustees,
RkIdAkGE I.oneR. No 921s, x. of H.-Meets ir
Pblioap 3gheouk hal, aecQna and fQgrth Tues
days pf eaBh niOn6h, At II %. W ". La8ease
Dictator Slig Maisks Vice .alirt atqr Gus M
Besse, Asst v Die, q. y. DauIele, RepeTfar
Z ~. AZ. Kn,spp Aipance lshpOrter A Rliglnaideq
Treas We ~. bay, Guide tera Richard
Guardian; IL A. Winfree HaI1inel. rusteee
q. y. Dapiels, 6ps I.aBessei $ Marx
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"fIIE HODGE FENCE COMP ANY, LlMIIi0l
and hF that name aaid corporation shall have
power aud authority To exist and eii0Y succession
Tor the full term aud period Of ten 0l seaIai nom
and after the day aud date hera0i 70 eontfaet sue
aud be suedi t. Nmabe and use neorpufate seal, and
the Same TO slter or ohenga AZ pleasure TO hold
receive Lease puTehaaet alienate ans convey ~
we'll as InOltgage and hgputheeatV prop rty real
and personal aud mixeds tDnanA and appoint H1th
managers directors, officers on agents 10 the 4.
forests ut said Qlrp0rati1n may requiFei and 70
make and establish such ralea aud reGuatlons
and by,laws for the proper management fna regu-
ation Of tho aiaira Of said corporation a. may be
necessary Rud proper aud the sanlO 70 ehanee az
ulNaaupn.
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All the corporate powers OF said corporation
shall be vested in and exercised by Board pi
Directors 70 be composed Of i've ~ stockhulders,
| three 3Al u whom shall opnatitute quorum auit
oient for tho trAnaaltluR Of bpainnss The sail
| hoard shall be elected annually on tle seeQnd
Tuesday Of March gf each wear, beginning ip the
| year 1904, All such elections ahll BIO held by
ballot at the office oa said corporation under tic
superintendsueo Of three t3l e0mnisaiOnors 70 be
appointed for that purppao by tho lioa Of Diree
tors and ten days prior notice Of such election
shall have been RtVen BY publication 10 g news
paptr published iu the City of Lake Charlsa m,
Each share of atpuk shall be entitled to one vote
W be cast BY It's owner, either in person or by
The failure to elect Board OF Directors at the
time herpin above specified shall not forfeit this
charter nor suspend the husinesa uf said corpora
tnn, but the directors in Office shah continue in
tho exercise OF their duties unti their AuGeeasnrt
shall have been elected and taken their placaa ai-
ter duo notice 0f tleir eleGlnn for tho tiine and
IN the manner provided for in-this artielel Va.
caneies occurring in said board aha1 ha hlled by
the remaining direot0Fs. AT the Hrst meeting fol.
lowing each election said Board Of Directors shall
elect from their number President, q Yioe-RrGs-
ident, and alsp Secretary and a TreasuTeF, which
Office Of secretary aud treasurer may be Gonsnllat.
I'd and exetpi7ed by one apd tho sana person. said
Board az Directors aliall he composed Of Wm, NJ,
Ramsay, Edwin Z. Stone JessaP Hedge Ruh't II,
Mason aud Charles 8 Ramsay, Aitl p r Stone as
President, w. E- Ramsay as Vice President, j, r.
Hodge as Secretary and Gaarlea s. Ramsay a.
Treasured they having been ehoses and elected
rs the titst Board Of Directors 10 serve aa such
until the second Tuesday in March 1894, and un.
III their aueeeAs0rs shall haze been tleateil
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The objects and purposes for which this cor,
ppIatiun II estnniished and tue nature Of the
business To ba CARRIED on bY IL ale declared aAd
hand and power fence machinery. pr o acquire
such machinery by Invention patent Or cops
right and to aell or dispose Of such mmutacturp,
LhNga as uiHy he necessary aud proper to carry
Out the purpose aud objects 81 thia corporation as
herein above aat forth
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lissnfs o. aaie y tiiq 0ofe Nfan street. tlila
ao0f a3sih of Hfnal alrdt7 3Qfil sidf4i5 on sl4
ttI1J|pS sH
s. HdM N8Nn JQHN il ideCgY,
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The capital stock of said corporation Is hereby
fixed At the sum of Fifteen Thousand ppllars
ilty (l50 shares o. the snn Of One Hundred Dol
lars lSl0O00l each, said corporation sball cont
mhnee business Ra soon as seven rhuuaeud Five
shall have been paid IN cash or ~ equivalent
into the treasury, No stock shall be issued until
fully paid tor In all oase8 no transfers OF AtOck
shall be binding uuiess such transfers shall have
been duly recorded ia the books Of the said cor
pnratlou. Should any member Of the corporation
desire TO dispose Of his stpek In the same he shall
frat offer his shares % the remaining atOekhnldaTs
who shall hRvo the right tn ppri hasG ats ruling
market pripe. Ihe balance OF said capital stock
70 be issued AZ the disereten q the Board Of pi'
reetprs
, 1893-08-02
THE FRENCH AND SIAM.
Tines, jane 30th.

Itn6S, June SUN.
The Times Correspondent at Bangkok, tele-
graphing en- Tuesday, says:-I have just
arrived from Saigon, where the French
Chauvinists are exultant at the action of the
Paris Government in, according TO their ac-
count, having sanctioned an active and
aggres sive policy against Siam. Here the
French Minister'S Fabian policy regarding the
frontier limits is calculated to provoke war,
while the French gunboat Lutin, anchored
opposite the centre of the oty, has already
assumed a belligeren mt attitude, striking her
topmasts and mounting guns in the tops
ready for action, which is a distinct and often
sive breach of comfy.
In view of the double proyocation on the
Mekong and at Bangkok, the Siamese are
taking precautions against all contingencies,
NV i inspection of the coast and general
defences of Siam shows that greater piepara-
tions have been made than were anticipated,
but l am precluded from giving details.
have just learnt that the Siamese have
todaysunk three ships across the mouth OF
the Bangkok River, reducing the entry to the
narrowest pos sible limits. They are also
ready to compl etc the blocking at a moments
notice.
The French Admiral and his flagship from
Saigon are expected off Bangkok Bar tonight
The Siamese, while earnestly desiring tse
, 1893-08-02

of partisan views, agreeing however IN OK
pressing regret at the incident.
Mr.. Lopes, Conservative Member for Gran
than, moved that the House should pass a
vote of censurs on the Government for its
lack of sympathy with the prevailing agricul-
tural depression. The motion on being put
to the vote was lost by 161 to 1877.
The Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
in reply to a question by Sir Charles Dixie,
stated that England had asked France to re.
concile NJ. Deville's notice that the blockade
of Bangkok would begin on the 3lst of July
with the report received from the British
Minister, which stated h Interpretations had been
commenced on the Goth.
The anticipated strike of GOLFERS in Eng
land has taken place. and it is said that
100000 are now out of employment,
and large numbers indirectly concerned are
seriously affected by the movement.
The London Times publishes a despatch
received from Bangkok in which its CORES
pendent states that the blockade of that port
will only be Injurious to English interests,
the Slamese Government not having received
the slightest official support from the British
Government, and it Is thought quite probable
that the extreme demands of France will be
conceded.
1t is stated that the Chinese Government
months ago privately garrisoned territory
coded by England to that country after the
Burmese war, but which was now demanded
by France.
A despatch from the Paris correspondent
of a New York paper states that England has
notified France, that any interference with
British ommerc will be regarded as an act
of war, and that Germany has been asked by
England to join la protecting the commercial
interests now threatened.
1t is understood that the British squadron
now off the French shore of. Newfoundland
have received preparatory orders from their
Government. 1t is also understood that the
Russian squadron now in New York has re-
ctived sirular instructions.
The 'Santuit," bound from jamaica to
Boston, grounded on. the Nantucket shoals;
the vessel was foated after jettisoninga part
OF her cargo.
London, July 31st.-Lord Rosebery reports
to the Government of Venezuela Lord
Salisbury's offer Of a settlement of the dis
puted Guiana boundary question, and also
states that the British Government still
refuses any unrestricted arbitration of the
matter.
New York, 3lst July.-It is understood
that France has decided that English ships
shall be exempt from the blockade of Siam,
aud that this decision is In consequence of the
fact that British tonnage is equal to nine
tenths of the total; it is also thought hat
it will be found to be equally necessary to
exempt German shipping.
The total merchant marine belonging to
Siam is one vessel thus reducing the blockade,
had it taken place, to a farce.
Any serious effect of the Siamese fiasco
upon the French general elections shortly to
take place has been averted by Slams un-
, 1893-08-02

reserved acct stance of Frances ultimstum.
This settles the now celebrated franco 81
amese incident, with The exception OF details
which have yet to lie made known, The
question Of the Anglo French bounda. Y in
volved inFrance'e territorial demands remains
Il tn. 1t is lelievtd that Siam p obably
knew that the blockade would be broken and
certainly thot they expected 10 lose no te ri
tory above that Of the eighteenth PARALLEL.
The Emperor OF Germany has arrived at
Cowes with the intention of participating IN
the yacht racing. He is at present visiting
Queen Victoria at Osborne. Tomorrow, Tues
day, he will race his yacht the Meteor"
against the Britannia belonging TO the
Prince of Wales.
General Lyons, the governor of Bermuda, is
now visiting this city.
London, 3lst July.-The report of the
judicial Committee on the Jamaica case of
Harvey and Bourke We rsus Facey reverses
the Judgment of the Supreme Court of that
Island, thus upholding the judgment of the
late Judge Curran.
New York, LIST Aug.-London news states
that in the House of Commons explanations
took place as to the exciting scene which
lately occurred in that assembly. Mr.. Fisher
admitted that he assaulted Mr.. Logan, think
ing that the latter intended to assault either
himself or Mr.. Carson. Mr.. Logan denied
that he intended to commit any assault, and
Messrs. Gladstone, Balfour, and MaoCarthy,
expressed themselves perfectly satisfied with
the explanations proffered. Mr.. MacOarthy.
however. protested that the Irish members
were not specially responsible for the scene
which took place. The Prime Minister stated,
in reply to a question by Mr.. Wharton, that
it was certainly desirable that the members
of the Opposition benches should occupy the
Opposition benches only.
At the Royal London Yacht Club regatta
at Cowes to- day, the Prince of Wales yacht
Britannia" beat the "Valkyrie" & "Navahoe''
by eigkty-six seconds.
kilograms from Bangkok state that France
demands further guarantees, and the Admiral
of the French feet declares that, unless con-
ceded, a fresh blockade would be commenced
on Saturday, and has notified the British gum
boats to remove outside the limits.
A despatch from the Paris correspondent
of the London Standard repeats the existence
Of an Anglo French entente for creating a
neutral zone between the French and English
territories in Siam. These inconsistent state
monts, being semi officially confirmed, inspire
doubts as to the good faith Of France, as
apparently The French Ministers Ivy threaten
ing the Siamese Government only seek TO
obscure further discl osures as to the blockade
fasco and the aceep lance Of Sit ms surrender
as merely substituting Eng land as the prinoi-
pal instead as an ally.
New York, August lst.
Flour St. Lawrence pr. brl. S3.8O-$3.85
Meal. best RANDY w,le per. brl 2.75
Heavy Mess Pork. i,tl brl 1914
New seasons Pork pei brl 1875
Crystals per lb 81
0ug" Z. o G. X. (Muscovado 80 Test
pes u II
English Islands Molasses per gal. 10c.
Exchange ntw FORK and London 4.80
, 1893-08-02
T + l. f G r A NJ s
ST.. CROIx STATION.

Now York, 2oth July. - London news
states that in the House of Commons yester-
day the Prime Minister replying to a quss-
ton stated that the late disturbance was a
very serious fact n the history of the House,
and it would b. decided next week regarding
sn enquiry into the circumstances of the case.
The English press comments reflect a dive rsity
, 1893-08-02
FREDERIKSTED.

LIST Innings.
W Dayton, c. Pentheny b.. .Gautier $50.
j.. Prendergast, |. b. w......... $50. ."..
w. Henderson, c. Gautier, b. D. Jameson.
4. Henderson, b. Gautier ..-......"".-
Z. lIoyer, b. d. Jameson .......".....
r. Dubois, b. Gautier. ..... J..
II. Jameson, c. D. Jameson, b. Gautier :.
7. NJ Moore, b. Gautier ..... -. ......
W. Hnyghue, ,.....not Ii ..,...".
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