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WANTED--To buy complete set OF second
hand furniture for rooA about i2Kl4 fees,
t. inc ude folding bed, wardrobe ores or
and arpet Address Theo. Peterson. 1915
llegtgb avl nue., Z
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TWO nice elaEs fr MT stores No. ~ and
: 3 Travs, corner Rusl. can be used as
one, rear Br sol hutel Apply up stairs
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ATLANTA HorEL-Ratsa 81 20 per DAY: spa
cal rates By wcek or month. zkt Church
street Galveston D. Foley. nzepnstos,
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BOARD AND ROOM.

-
SOUTH ROOMS with board. I'll Walker. 3
LARGE. pleassat COON. hot and cold baths;
good bs-rd; gentlemen or couple. ioi
Crawford. 10
TWO ROOMS, with board. for couples or
four ung men handsomely fufnishbd,
i0iS Mckinney avenue, s
WANTED-Day boarders. 40 Travis street.
NICE ROOMS and gooi board. si4 Main, 8
DESIRABLE ROOMS vito board conyeuieat
to bus ness; ~ modern consenienees; liable
boarders sol.ci ed sls Travis. ,
NICELY furnished room. with oird, day
alGers soLc te ; references. l-4 Wniker.9
4 FURNISHED southeast room. IA board
IS : baldwin, corner McGowen. .
u ~ AID ROOMS reasonable. fern shsi
~ .hiNr shed hot ana cold atSi 1es
rh &c "a, izJt Polk, corneF So JAe-As3
= BLY, fuIu.s-ea rooms anG aaafl, ~
avs rect. Fanil.es q spec Ii.y !
FURNIsH ED TO ms with or without board.
I'D W.lker avenue. .
CHOICE ROOMS Sou herr exposure; bath !;
good hoard. 720 San laelnlo. 2
MRS AND MISS EHREHWERTH have
taken charge Of the oil brown bcirding
house. iaii Texas avenue and are prepared
10 furnish first-ciasB board and rooms ref.
erenees exchanged. 2-f-0i
ATL ANITA HorEL,-Hatsa % psr asy; sps.
cal rates By vcek or month, zlt Church
street Galveston D. Foley. nzcpzsstes. y
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WANTBD-one Excelsior MI h.no. ono dad9-
head, one 4our-siled 6-.nch planor. Ad-
dress 3ii5. this office D
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FINANCIAL

{ s5ss % loan on Houston ron,
Street W Harral G Harsai,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

KYLE OIL MILL AND GIN for sale at
bargain x sold rlgnt away. Apply 10 Kyle
bank. KYLE, TOMS. .At14
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WANrEO--severyl good solicitors Tor MGR
chant ana business elass also office lady
1905 Congress. q
MANITOBA good cook. Sos san Iaolnto
street s
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A. ZuBElt, 7oS Congress-I pay highest price
for gentiegncn's second hand clothing,
shoes, etc. Send a postal, vii call. 2-20-0l
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PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for old clothing.
ladies' and gentlemen's clothes. hats. shoas
&c: droD card and Will call. il. sl-
yeiherg, bistMi am. z-9-e'
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REFRIGERATORS-~W pay best pr-ces
both phones Wright & Cooplbs.
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WANTED-To buy or rent cottage OF about
nix rooms; answer. stating terms. a, b.
th.s Office. y
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WANTED--To lease, with privilege Of buy
ny an ele tr light plant; wi bug out
rRht II barga 4; give tull i.lp.maiion IN
first letter. Llghl Plant. This 0ffcc. 6
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YOUNG C0LoRED man wants place In
.Mste family. hrst-class hos.icr. Amply
1918 San JAG INTO
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DIS. BEfTS & BETTS q AYE
FJ, siclnns. Surgeons, SpecIuiisfs,
"a ~. ChMrlns 81. Now Orlcmnn

Young mid lic-aged ard OLD tinse aud
married mon and NJ who spner win Los,
Wauhood. Nervous Debility 3perwaJorrhot.
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FOR RENT--Eight.s acre place Improved on
county coad; tvIi ILindtes' drive from mar
kot house. very cheap, Apply d. Il. Ken
nody, Kennedy block Q
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HIGHEST rflCES pad for old teather beds.
feathers al. kinds. Send postal Box 59i.
HOUSTON, VIII call. Country shipments SO
lcited 0
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UNI am onerlHE Tor sale my Plant thai
has ginned this season $685. balok, 20 per
cent more cotton planted coming season.
w. W. pearce. Deey. lie. Texas. 2-i5-ol
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FOR SALE--Establlshed hus.ness. $40 not
pl0h month y. pri $500 cash; expert
ence unnecessary. Address 1854. th,s office.
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FOR RENT-My residence M tho Harrisburg
read including eiX acres Of park tsh
pond and arte Ian we'll, 20 reNpona h" parry
only. References wanted. W, Anrorhoofcr
Jr n
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AND PROPOSALS.


NvirED for he construction
,soa restle bridge al the eA-
\, 'as harrisburg shell road. over
k u accordance with plans On
~ county surveyor. B.ds ~ If
x we eomm.ss. oners OUR Ar
,hs a. Thursday, February IL,
Al ,snt Is reserved to reject
n o.as, BIDS must be aces.n-
~ wsfaned check for $50 as eyl-
~ isltn, and he succcsa.ul
~ required 10 furnish uer-
rsus,r y ne sum of $50. u II.
gaese. Harris County. II
'sssiIED for the construction Of
I, III u over White Oak BAYOU on
~ snts boulevard; sad br.d sr
n - aceordan.e with nlans aad
nos On Ole in the nffice ~
ssd,ssss.oI o. Harris county. BIDS
m, ssaed TO the comu ss.oners
Il ~ ~ accompanied by a cer-
"a sae sum Of $50 as an avn
eIs.tA .ln. BIDS will be opened
n On Thursday, February Ia
M NE" Is Reserved to reject
>a,ss Tbs sue. essful bidder
\ sum :, s.s dIish a performance
VI w ~ s2OO0. T.. H. Vasmer
Aars County. Texas. Il
is'nlsAcc.I rI VIII be re-
~ for the n ,ttsoay.
~ ssd SIZE i building at Chero.
III ia ,speeiiicatlols en- fle al
catsso 'wrv,n,e,'ary, oucr> Texas.
~ ~ MI rese.v 3 re r rht
cuefo. fs.,oi ds, J. o Ashwortr,
.,s..-- :sluary y, 81, 8
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

FOR sAlE-Stock az s-c-esies and liquors.
Address c. A. Cation Honey Grove Tex. J
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FOR SALE.

UPRIGHT hiDefSou piano. Sl0o. 1850 Nam
sgtees. Il
l SELL good cord wood al 1880 per cord
and aei.Ner Il TO any part OF ne coy. Sp-
Ply SO Aust.n street.
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HOUSTON LABOR, Rental and C0mMisA.on
Agency viii rent your houses or rooms
cheaper than any one. 1906 Prcsicn ave-
nue. II
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOX SALE--One span work horsesl ole
wagon and harness, two family horses, Two
ssadles' one driving horse. Apply A. J.
Lite, corner Of Maple and Jackson. s
ENTERPRIsE RABBITRY will furn sh you
WITH Bele an hares 9oe walker 3
JERsEY DAIRY, complete; 65 cattle, sc
milking. T. j. Collins. 1851 Congress. 9
BARGAINS IN BELcIANs-Both fancy and
meat stock; all ages; send stamp Tor DOCK
on hares. Dixie Rabbltry. ls0g Malker. ,
NJ RTHRUP's RADT'TRY his ace Bel
grng IN grade an pri es Write or call.
~ c.. gr - Hln ton. -9
FOn sATE-Fa eattla. al ciggs.s. A
ice Dav s. Nero ants ard Planters o.
~ T.. ----
orrrfAs yrsnrS QaoF fe't re a{i Ao1H.
.her - fen $50 e ngir r1
t;e,~stan 5
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aud household goods VIC have
always paid beat prices; both phones.
Wright Coombs. li4-ls Milan. 3
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I AM making good salary working for
my se.f ald will gladly tel anyone wishing
t. stnrt q profitable business how 70 do
the same; cnc.osc scif-aidrcssed envelope
for rep.y. NJ. d. Gardner. la las Texas I
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~, - AL, LEI weaty-one acres OF lard wits
asw .shs-room house. wind mill aud tank.
n nssi-ciass condition. Far nnriissa ll
aaoress .. ID Gleit Marta rnxas Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOllCE--To all my ir..Sds ana paarOns:
ilAt L9 dissolved Jus.a,-SS VITA ,de rtVus,en
hssse, --.e ana L.hSay Co., / VIII DC N
tae lu.ure w.,n j. ). Eowser, at 60 Pres.
tOn s.rer., wen n.cu ~. OF noises aud
n-lss Always on nlnd. a. l.. Tosles. 6
NpTiCE TO .au1lorls and coh.ractors-I do
paper hahg.no very cheap. Geo. ShapirJ.
4oii nAteas aYeAue. D
SAW MILL PROPERTY will sell a, pri-
vac laie. ~ NV OIL &c IN tne city o. tiod5-
ION. Rom l0s KAN buil~,ag, ~ The 6ta
day of February. 1901. b~twHsh ~ ana IL
n. NJ. ali OF the properly belonging to t1e
T NJ. Richardson G. 5en estate 90 sist-
ing OF two saw mi Is. ram r.ads. tanalt
houses. dol e. Was ana ali OF the usual
appurtenanees 70 saw mills. These N lis
are 81 ua,ed d. Wilrurt-n. IN the lnter "a
l.onal and Great Northern railroad, thir.y
miles nor.h OF HOu ton. IN Men, omery
County TeAas and thore is connected w.rn
these mills, ami which | viii sell at tho
same time ami pace. 1880 acres OF lald
known as the IA. hew Dial survey. 81
acre mill 81 e. part OF me Montgomery
ccunty school land: 800 acres OF tiIn5er.
known as the Rankin timber: Sg7i acres
OF timber known as the Ross timber. Full
psIt. culars can be OBJ aimed at my office al
anv time of this property. which will all be
sold togo her or 10 separate parts. IS this
hest cffer may be obtained. Parties de-
string 10 buy this property or any portioa
thereof are requested 20 examine he same
and submit their b ds on or before Febru-
airy e. I reserve the right 10 reject any
end ali Ids. Edgar Watkins. Trustee OF
1901
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WANTED = Sub-con Iactcrs and men oD
Montgomery extension ~ the Gulf Colo
rado ard Santa Fs railroad; 100000 cubic
sArds material all barrow and waste: free
transportation for outfits and msn over
Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe railroad; mile
ago rates over A, r. and s. r. railroad.
Apply Kicker q Lee. Contractors. Cavo-
land Texas
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FOR ItENT--Slngle room, s., or threo nee
M Nrazos strtst a
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SITUATION wanted in drug store by hor +
years old who wants to learn he ira lie,
ma had some experience. Address S. b. l.
Thu 0 noe.
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Li.lDNltlC nv M pcture naeAnes, .1fci-
in slot; greatest money makers .nvcGfed:
viii pay your rent: an9Jls, -s.s sfs,
cenfec,iouera make big ippn ". Postal NV
city Co., Temple Texas. 1895
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Send for pngticularH. Address
ms. aisTre K BELTS a DYAR.
xI1 Sc. Charles ST.. New orienne. La.
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No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move one each
day. When this is not attended to, dis
orders of the stomach arise, bili0usnsas,
headache, dyspepsia and piles soon fol-
low. II you wish to avoid these ailments
keep your bowels regular by taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Ia
blets when required. They are 80 easy
to take and mild and gentle In effect
For sale by 7. j. Liable.
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sen. at said meeting, by majority Of
the stock. said commissioners to have
all necessary powers thersfor.8
Thus done and passed at st. Martin
vile, st. Martin parish, Louisiana, on
the date fsrst written in presence of NJ.
Dwcrest and z. A. Bianvenu compe-
tsat witnesses who have signed with
the parties and me notary public after
due reading thereof.
Mrs. A. Gernaud.
FIN. Thomas,
W. q. Coxine.
]. B. Levert per r. Martin.
Jas. ]. Martin,
Claud C. Martin,
8. Dabadie per Albert Bienvenu.
r. Martin.
r. Rousseau,
Felix Bienvenu,
Albert Bienvenu,
B. Audibsrt,
FIT. Guilbeau.
A. r. Rousseau,
L. J. Gardemal,
Mrs. Aloysia Eastin,
Mrs. r. Martin.
Witnesses
n. DUCREsr.
P. A. BIHNvINU.
JIM. OLIVIER,
1 Notary Publ,
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Justices and Constable for ensu-
ing year was postponed to next
meeting.
At request of Petition from Tax
Payers of that section, Messrs. G.
A. Smedes, Adolphe Cormier and
Juror Bourque we're appointed on
a Committee to lay out and trace
a public road from public road at
Cade station to connect with pub
lie road leading to Royville, La
fayette parish, said Committee to
report at next Meeting on same as
also on expenses to be incurred.
At this stage of the proceedings Ju-
ror Bourqe is exempted from furth-
er attending, Messrs. Jos. Sounier.
Adlar Barras, Rodolphe Fuselier,
Road Master Maraist and Presi-
dent Ducrest are appointed on q
Committee as to inquire and re-
port on action required to improve
and make practicable public road
between Paul Melancon, Arcade
Gauthier and others, leading from
Bayou Teche public road to road
back of the 40 arpents at said SEC
ton of the 3rd ward.
Action on rord at Thomas place
to Catahoula Lake was left at the
Presidents charge.
The Clerk was authorized to
take such measures as would lead
to renewing note of $1OO0-soon
due the Peoples Bank of Iberia
in conformity with instructions to
him given by this Body to said
effect.
4 The Accountant calls on thii
Body as authorize to represent the
Treasurer in the monthly settle
} ment to be made this day. By
!. reason of the lateness of the hour
the inclemency of the weather and
fact of tomorrow being a lega
holiday, said settlement was post
poned to next regular meeting.
The Sheriff was directed to pa,
to respective the two road machines
now due by Parish.
Claims are now audited and tn,
J Clerk directed to issue Voucher
for such found correct and appro
we'd.
! There being no further business
to transact, upon the motion o
Mr.. Resweber, seconded by MI
Kidder, voted and carried, meet
ing adjourned.
/ A true copy from the minutes.
AUG. MARAIsT,
Clerk p. ]
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We regret to hear of the illness
of Mrs. Judge Felix VOORHEES,,
which has been of some weeks
duration. We trust that the min
istration of loving hearts and
hands may soon bring about her
recovery.-N. 1. Observer.
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Those in need Of notes with
homestead clause and mortgage
notes can get them at the Messen-
ger Office at so cents per hundred.
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POLICE JURY.
Regular Meeting of the Police Ju.
~ of the Parish of st. Martin,
held Jan. 7th, 1901.
]. n. OLIVIER,
Notary Public,

~ OF the f6rl6n OF OC. Martln,
held Jan. 7th. 1901.
The meeting was called to order
at 10 o'clock q. M. Roll was call
ed. Absent: Mr.. r. St. German.
The minutes of last meeting was
read and approved.
The Accountant submits his
monthly statement which shows
that as authorized, he has issued
since last meeting, Vouchers for
approved Items, amounting to
$1600,05 against the various ap-
preparations in the Schedule of
1900. Said amount added to pre-
vious issues sums up total amount
issued to date to SIS, 140,6l. Said
statement also shows appropria-
tions for Roads and Bridges ex-
ceeded to date by 1856. 49.
The Clerk report having dispo-
sed on the 29th ult., of the con-
tract for keeping during next year
Bridge at St. Martinville, in favor
of Mr.. r. Eastin he being the
lowest bidder at $1,10.
The President reports having
disposed of the keeping of Bull
lard bridge during same period,
this in favor of MI. ]. B. Solary,
only bidder at $50.
Police Juror Pellerin reports
likely in regard to bridge at Breaux
Bridge, disposed of in favor of Mr..
N. Blaise at S99, so.
Juror Kidder also reports like
wise in regards to Anse Brous-
sord's bridge adjudicated to Poche
& Broussard for $50.
Bridge at Cecilia was not dealt
with by reason of its being in a
condition unsafe and dangerous to
public traffic.
This considered at request Of
Juror Dupuis, said Bridge was
ordered opened until proper me-
cesssry repairs to same can be
made and Messrs Sam Martin and
Frank Moresu and Juror Dupuis
are appointed a committee to in
vestigate the matter to be repor-
ted upon at next meeting.
At this stage of the proceedings
Juror Pellerin was dispensed with
further attending this meeting.
Mr.. @. A. Smedes calls on the
Jury in reference to an error in
his assessment showing plainly
on the Listing and allowed. The
Sheriff was 90 instructed.
At the reqeust of Mr.. E. Marin
privilege was granted to the New
Iberia Rice Mill the right of way
across public road on Bayou
Teche and back of the 40 arpents
at Mrs. o. Delshousssye place,
conditionally to obligation On the
part of said Co., to properly bridge
now and forever said canal at said
crossing of the public road.
Recess 10 now taken until II
o'clock p. m.
After recess. At II o'clock p.
M, the meeting lie again called to
order.
Action as to Paupers List post
poned until next Meeting.
The fixing of the salary of the
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Bank OF 81. NAdTIlHVlllSsI
at st. Martlnville, In.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE or
LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
By this public Instrument. know ye,
that on this the Eleventh day Of Janus.
~ A. D., Nineteen hundred and one.
Before me, j. NJ. Olivier. notary 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 are the actual owners and holders
of the stock Of the Bank Of st. Martin
willie, Of st. Martinville, La who declsr-
ed that acting under resolutions ct the
stock holders meeting held January 9Th
1901, at said Bank, they do now re-orga-
nize themselves for that purpose OF car.
yying general Bank business, under
the laws of the State of Louisiana, and
they declare the following to be their
charter as amended at the meeting Of
January 8th, 1901, viz:
CHARTER OF THE BANK or ST. MARTIN
WILLIE.
ARTICLE.i.
The name Of this corporation shall be
-'BANK OF ST, MARTINWLLE," with Its
domicile at st. Martinvilie, parish Of st.
Martin. State Of Louisiana.
ARTICLE II.
That the capital stock OF this Corpora
tion is hereby fixed at Forty thousand
dollars, divided in four hundred shares
of One hundred Dollars each By adding
to the original capital the accumulated
surplus to date and by issuing certi6-
Gates of stock to the present holders, one
additional share for each share now held
BY them.
The following named persons are the
shareholders:
Mrs. A. Gernaud, ten shares.
I'M. Thomas, two shares.
W. H. Cozine, ten shares.
]. B. Levert, thirty shares.
Jas. j. Martin, two shares.
Clxud C. Martin, two shares.
8. Dabadie. ten shares.
r. Martin. one hundred and twenty
six shares.
F. Rousseau, eighty six shares.
Felix Bienvenu, eight shares.
Albert Bienvenu. twenty two shares.
B. Audibert. thirty six shares.
+. T. Guilbeau. fourteen shares.
A. F. Rousseau, twenty shares.
L. j. Cardinal, twelve shares.
Mrs. AlOysia Eastin. eight shares.
Mrs. r. Martin. two shares.
ARTICLE ~.
This corporation shall commence bu-
siness on the first day of August, A. D.,
Eighteen hundrdd aud ninety three. and
remain a body polite for the term Of
ninety-nine years.
ARTICLE v.
The affairs of the Bank shall be man
aged by Board Of Seyen directors who
shall be elected annually by the stock
holders at an election held for that pur-
pose. Each shares entitled to ons vote.
Said directors shall appoint all the on
GERS and employees of said Bank, fix their
salaries and bond, and make and ordain
all necessary, bylaws for the proper
management of the business of this
bank.
a ARTICLE vi.
THE Board of DIRECTORS is composed Of
j. B. Levert. r. Martin, w. H. Cozine.
L. ]. Gardemal. +. T. Guilbeau, Albert
Bienvenu. A. F. Rousseau. who shall
ssrve until their successors are elected.
ARTICLE VII.
This corporation may be liquidated at
the end of its term or sooner BY q x ma
Jority OF the stock holders. at meeting
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This corporation shall commence bu-
sfness on the first day Of August, A. D..
Eighteen hundrdd aud ninety three. and
remain body polite for the term Of
ninety-nine years.
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This corporation may be liquidated at
the end of its term or sooner by x ma
Jority OF the stock holders. at . meeting
held for that purpose after thirty days
written notice to the share holders mail
I'd to their add ress, and also after thirty
days notice by publication in newspa-
pr published at st. Martinville, La.
This liquidation shall be made by q
commission or commissions to be cho-
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1t requires a man of push to propel a
baby carriage or wheelbarrow.
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the first meeting soon after March 5th

the first meeting soon after March 5th
next.
Section H. The members of said
Board of Directors shall receive as COM
pcnsation for their services $500 per
day each, and five cents per mile each
way of travel while in the discharge of
their official duties; provided, that the
board may allow it's chairman a salary
in lien of. per diem and mileage. and
confer such authority, and impose such
duties upon him in reference 10 the
management of said institution as they
may think proper.
Section u provides for a full annual
report to the Governor and at such
other times as he may call for the same.
Section Is. The Governor is hereby
empowered to remove the chairman or
any member of said Board of Directors
from office for inefficiency or miscon-
duct in office, or if he shall become ne
glectful of his official duties. The Gov
ernor shall give SUCH party at least ten
days notice of such intended removal
and the grounds therefor, naming a day
certain on which such party may be
heard. On the day named the Governor
shall give said party I. full hearing, and
the Governors decision upon the matter
shall be final
Section ID repeals al laws in conflict
with this act.