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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
STATEMENT
With Names Of Members Who Have Received Homes Giving
Value Of Home and Amount Paid Same.
Amount
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shall have been published in any weekly
newspaper published in the town OF
Franklin or by thirty (30) days written
person by the Secretary.
ARTICLE Y
No stakeholder shall ever be held La
Bile or responsible for the contracts CT
obligations OF this corporation nor shall
any mere informality in organization have
the effect Of rendering this charter null
or Of exposing or subjecting any stock
holder to any personal liability Of the
corporation, inasmuch as all of the
stock subscribed for is paid for.
Each Of the aforesaid subscribers to
this Act of Incorporation has written OPP
positc his own signature the amount of
capital stock subscribed for him. SO that
this Act of Incorporation may also serve
as the original subscription list of stock
Thus done and passed at my office in
the town of Franklin. Louisiana. on this
18th day Of February, A. ID. 1902, in the
presence Of John A. O'Niell Jr. and
James K. Parkerson. two competent wits
nesses, who signed this Act of Incor-
poration with said appcarers and me.
said Notary, after due reading
Originally signeD
VIM. W. SCTCLIFFE,
Ten shares of the par value of 800 each.
t. A. BARBOUR.
Sixty shares Of the par value of 500 each.
JOSEPH BRIG.
Ten shares Of the par value ofslGO each.
Witnesses:
john A. O'N1RLL, Jk.
JAS. r. PARKERsON.
CHARLES A. O'NIELL,
o.. s. Notary Public
l, William h. Wilson, District Attor
ney in and for the 23rd District of the
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
| have read and fully examined the fore
going Act OF Incorporation. and finding
no clause nor section in conflict with any
Of the laws Of the State Of Louisiana, and
finding the obligations and purposes
Of the corporation to be legal and valid,
hereby approve this Act of Incorpora
ton.
Witness my signature officially at
Louisiana, on this 18th day of
February. 1902: (signcd)
W. K. WILSON,
District Attorney
true copy. Attest:
CHAS A. O'NIELL, Notary Public.
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Sal E

\ BY ORDER OF He UNITED STATES
| CIRCUIT COURT FO" THE EASTt RI
| DISTRICT OFLOUlSI 4, in the suit Of
| :. II Morris VS.. Caffery Central Sugar Re.
fnery and Railroad Company, Limited
NO. 1882 Of the docket of said court.
! SAL to take place SATURDAY
MARI II 90. 1909, 4 l. O'Clock m, at the
front door of the Custom House Buildin.
in New Orleans.
In pursuance ct 4 decree of the honOra-
bic the C"ited States ti,cuit Court in IN d
for the Eastern District of Louisi: na. rem
dered on the 18TH day of February, 1902, in
the case known as No. 1882 of the docket
OF sid court. entitled A Ii Norris vs..
Gallery entrAl sugar Refinery ami l;ail-
:osd Company. Limited, BY 4. G. BRI, f..
receiver, acting as special commisS Toner,
will proceed to sell at public auction 10 the
last and highest bidder, without appraise-
ment. on SATURDAY, the ooh day of
MARCH, 1902, at the hour of Il O'Clock
noon, the following described roperties,
together with all the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon, rights, ways. privi-
ieges. servituGes and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, on the terms and
conditions herein set forth, to wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OR p Reel OF
LAND, lying and being in the parish of
st. Mary, State of Louisiana, near and
above the, town of franklin. having
right an ular front of one thousand feet
Q0O0) on the west side Of ia, GU Tcche,
running back between parallel lines t. the
depth OF twenty five hundred feet la50O)
on the lower or southern boundary line of
said tract. and to the depth of tw enty-s
hundred and two (2G02) feet on the upper
or northern line Of said tract. containing
superficial area Of tilty-eight $500 Us IS
100! acres, bounded below or south partly
by land Of Mary Hudson, and party by
land OF Don Caffery. above or north BY
land f-Don Caffery. in the rear or west by
property II said Don Gallery, and in front
by the Bayou Teche,-in accordance with
a copy OF map thereof made by l.. W.
Brown, surveyor, annexed to an act pass
ed before Charles T. Seniat on the 22nd of
April, 1891, and marked GA" /
Which above described tract of land is
SUI ject to q servitude OF right of way in
favor of the estate of Don Caffery. ada.
cent to the above described property;
which right of way is established on a
turning road about midway between the
Artery Central Factory building and the
railroad scalehouse.
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF
iROUND, lying and being situated in the
,arish OF st. Mary, fronting on the north
ide Of the public road, leading from the
own OF Frans lin to the town of New
IBERIA, having a right angular front on
aid publ road Of one hundred feet u0Ol.
md running back bet~ cen parallel lines to
he intersection Of the Franklin and Abbe-
lille Railroad right of way bounded on tine
orth BY said right of way, on he east by
and OF Victor Won >choeler. on the south
y the aforesaid public road, and on the 6
rest by the Southern i,acific Railro d {
lgnt Of way, containing superficial area a
t one and $500 Il 35-lUO) acres. c
A Cr RTAiN iIECE Or PARCEL OF O
ROUND. lying and being IN the parish =
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MRS. "A. I'D. OWENS.
Furnished Rooms
for Gentlemen,
Centrally Located. Rates reasonab e.
$50 Bourbon street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF ]
THE I CnETIMAcHAs OIL Co., LTD.
FRANKLIN, La, Feb, 1st, 'O2.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by
the Board Of Directors and recommended
by majority Of the stockholders of said
corporation meeting of the stockholders
OF the I Chetimachas Oil Co., Ltd. is
called for the purpose of considering the
question of reorganization and the re-
duction of the capital stock of the said
company. This meeting is called for the
10TH day of March A. d., 1902, at 10
O'CLOCK a. M. A. c. ALLEN,
Vice. President,
}. q. MARTEL, Asst. Secretary.
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of St Mary. bet cen the Franklin and
I Ahb"yiiie Railroad right Of way.-the
Ii q Of Henderson Morris and Mrs John
Morris, md he right of way Of the South
EN- "acific Railroad, bounded on the north
by lands Il. nd !. Morris, on he east
and SOU : ,he Franklin and hbbcville
Rsil-i right of way. and on the west by
the rlgAt Of way OF the Southern Pacific
road, containing q superficial area OF sev, n
and l.-ltO acres & ~.
he SAID two lots secondly and tn rily
describe form part OF what is known as
the Barry Rou property. ard have such
form Il will appear by a copy Of IA map an
nexed to an act of sale passed b, fore
Charles I. Sonit. notary public, on the
END day Of April, 1891.
Said lands include al! the buildings aud
improvements thereon known as the CAT
fiery Central Refinery or Factory; together
WITH all rights, ways, privileges, servi
tudeo and appurtenance> thereto attached
and belonging without any exception or
reservation whatsoever; together with all
sugar house machinery, incliIng vacuum
pans, triple effects, pumps. boilers, labor
atory equipment. tools, machine shop and
all other accessories and appurtenance-, as
per inventory thereof on Tile i'll said cause
in the clerks office.
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JUDGMENT.

23rd Judicial District Court, Parish
of ST. Mary, State Of Louisiana.
Mrs. Emma Isabel Way Thompson
Wife, vs. Wibray j. Thompson,
husband. No. 10,e33.
The above numbered and entitled cause
having been regularly set down for trial,
on issue joined. and being in its turn re-
gularly taken up and tried, and OH the
trial thereof, the law and the evidence
being in favor of the plaintiff and against
the defendant;
1t is, by reason thereof, ordered, adj
judged and decreed that the plaintiff.
Mrs. Emma Isabel Way Thompson. nee
Way. do have judgment against her hus-
band, Wibray j. Thompson, dissolving
the community of acquets and gains
heretofore existing between them, and
declaring and deer, cling her separate in
property from her said husband: and it
is further ordered, adiudged and de-
creed that the said plaintiff, Mrs. Emma
Isabel w. Thompson, be, and She is
hereby vested with the free admnistra-
ton of her separate estate, both present
and future.
1t is further ordered, adjudged aud de-
creed that the said defendant pay all the
costs of this suit
Done, read and signed, in open Court,
at Franklin, in the Parish of st. Mary,
Louisiana, on this Fourth day of Feb-
ruary. A. d. Nineteen Hundred and Two
(1902) A. G.. ALLEN.
Judge of the Esd Judicial District Court.
Received and filed February 4ih, 1902.
J. A. LORET,
Clerk 23d Judicial District Court
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parish
of St. Mary.

IS. B. Crawford (The Albert Hanson
Lumber Co., Ltd, Subrogee,) ".
Mrs. Carolina Fredrico Saladino, ia.
dividually and as Tutrix. No
10,709.
BY virtue of Il writ OF feri facias id
sued out of the Esd Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, in and for the Pan
lsh Of st. Mary, and to me directed, il
the above numbered and entitled suit,
have seized and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale at public auction,
for cash. to the last snd highest bidder.
at the principal door of tho Court Hsuse
in the town of Franklin, in the parish Of
st. Mary. Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE SrH DAY O1
MARCH, n. D., 1902,
between the hours of II o'clock Z. n.
and o'clock p. H., the following d.
scrlbed property, to>wit.
The undivided half De- of that cep
tain lot of ground. situated on the north
side OF Willow street in the town q
Franklin, Louisiana, having front Of
l9' feet on said Willow street, and .
width on the rear line of 65 feet and s
inches and being bounded on the north
by property formerly of the estate Of
Isaac Trowbridge, deceased. on the
east by property formerly of Dsnarest
south by said Willow street and west BY
property OF Sidney Buniff, being the uns
divided half az, belonging to the said
Widow Carolina Saladino; together With
an! including all of the store buildings,
residences and all other improvement.
both OF the said widow and of her said
minor children situated on the entire To-
hereinabove described,
r. Witness my hand officially at my Of.
nee, in the town of franklin, Parish Of
st. Mary, Louisiana, this Goth day Of
January, 1862.
JOHN E. SANDERS, Sheri6.
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information regarding Civil Service
Examinations. Pensions, Patent, Boun-
ties, Trade>Marks, Copyrights, Mail
Routes. Government Supplies, Public
Lands, Government Documents procured.
Three large libraries located here. Ma.
tlonal Information Bureau, GIG nth st.
N, W., Washington, u. G..
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This act Of incorporation may be
changed, altered or amended or the said
corporation Dissolved by xote of three
fourths (3.4) in amount of me capital
stock represented at meeting of the
stockholders convened after thirty (3O)
days previous notice IF such meeting
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mortga upon said property, ball be re.
ferred the proceeds OF sai.! -.i.'>
4. Thu property herein liz - 'te .cribed
will he Id subject to Il g iis...; II the re-
cei,er to retain posses>i III thereof, free of
charge, until he completes the manufac-
turc of the syrups and molssses therein
stored, which are excluded from sid sale.
Acts Of sale at purchasers eyjr q tcfore
Cha>. 7. Soniat, notary public.
\. e.. RRICE, Receiver,
Acting rs special Commi ,sioner.
IA IEt,EN SniIcjtor
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12

The races at Kapiolani Park yester-
day were attended by crowd of over
two thousand people. This of course
refers to the attendance On the inside
OF the grounds. When 1t comes to
calculation of the people who watched
the races from the outside of the
fence, there were fully two thousand
more.
It is generally admitted that the
Jockey Club would pull out of this
years events in good shape even ii
only the races of yesterday were talk.
en- into consideration. However IL IS
certain that there viii be another
large attendance at the races Saturday
Afternoon, guaranteeing another large
sum OF money to tho Jockey Club.
The large grandstand OF the Jockey
Club was very well filed, both upstairs
and down and on that portion OF the
inside part of the track close to the
judges stand. were in the neighbor-
hood of two hundred carriages, In
many Of which were contained beauti-
full women eager for the sport of the
day.
The local racing organization Is TO
be Congratulated on the success II
made of the 18th of June events. No
better racing has ever been seen on
the track here. The only thing lack
ing was the enthusiasm which was
such a feature in the old days. This,
however. cannot be laid 20 the Jockey
Club. for they succeeded in placing on
the program events that should have
called forth the widest kind OF enthu.
siasm. The only time when the crowd
/ really got worked up to the point when
some of those present didn't care
whether they jumped out on the track
or not, was at the finish OF the Weller
Del Vista dead.heat race.
The band added materially to the
pleasure of the day. playing lively airs
from the ume the races began in the
forenoon until they were brought to q
close in the afternoon.
The officers of the day did their
work well and hurried the races along
ms quickly as possible. The events
were. as a general thing, very clean
anu free from unpleasant disputes.
The police, under the able direction
of Senior Captain Robert Waipa Par.
ker, must be given credit Tor the splen.
did work they did in the matter OF
keeping the people from encroaching
on the track. Strict order in every
place was kept throughout the day.
At one stage during the progress Of
the days events, an order was given
to clear the press box of all except
members of the press. The box was
quickly cleared. The police had trou.
BILE with one or two of the men who
had come into the box the better to see
the races, but this was quickly over
with.
The men in charge Of the races had
Expressly stated that none but news
paper men would be allowed in the
box but, Notwithstanding this, many
did crowd in and the result was that
There were not chairs enough for the
members Of the press.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
YALE AND HARVARD
ATHLETIC HONORS

New York, May 31.-Harvard defeat.
cd Yale in the contest for champion.
ship honors at the intercollegiate ath.
letic meet which began yesterday and
was concluded today at Berkeley Oval.
The total score was "a points to 80.
Princeton finished surprisingly close
TO the leaders, her representatives
scoring % points. The executive com.
mittee of the |. C. A. A. held a brief
meeting at the oval today to consider
the protest made by Yale against
SchiCk of Harvard. II was decided to
allow the Harvard Splinter to com.
pete in the finals of the 100 and 300.
yard dashes. The committee adjourn.
ed the further hearing of evidence in
the case until June IA or 81, when II
will convene In this city for the spe-
Cial purpose. Should the decision of
the committee be adverse to ShiCk,
Harvard will lose points and Yale
will gain 2. Yale would thus win the
championship hOnors by a total of 20
to HarYard's 2S.
Arthur +. Duffey created new
worlds record in the lOO-yart dash by
winning in 3-j seconds. Dufrcy will
sail for England two weeks hence and
WI. take part in several athletic meet
ings during his stay abroad, where he
hopes to repeat the performance. The
former record of a. was established
in 1890 by J. owen Jr. OF Washington.
d. C. His time has since been equaled
by number of sprintcrs.
New intercollegiate records were es'
tablished In four OF the cvcnts-thH
hammer throw, shot put, pole vault
quarter.mile run and 1O0-yard dash
Dewitt of Princeton did not improve
on his fine throw OF l64 feet 10 inches
made yesterday. Plaw Of California
was in better shape today and threw
the hammer 1863 feet inches an i'm
pTovement of nineteen feet on his best
trial throw yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
Meat Packers Score
Chicago Transfers

Chicago, June Success having at
tended the efforts of Franklin Mac
Neagh, president of the National Civic
Federation, in his intercession with
the Union Traction Company on behalf
of the street car employees, the differ
ences of the striking stockyard team
sters are 10 be taken up in the same
fashion. At meeting of the Fedora
ton of Labor tonight 1t was said that
an appeal should be made to James II.
Eckles, president OF the Commercial
National Bank, to take up the team
sters cause with the packers. Mr.
Eckles is a member OF the industrial
committee of the National Civic Fed
Grafton. The appeal will be made to-
morrow.
Under the cover Of Sunday quiet the
packers scored heavily on the striking
Transfers and succeeded in filling all
their distributing stations about town,
except those in the Fulton market. The
move by the packers came unexpected
ly. All was done quietly and quickly.
The car loads OF meat which have been
standing on sidetracks were sent TO the
stations and unloaded, i've was brought
from the yards on the cars and by
evening all was ready for tomorrow's
business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
Fine Race Program Draws
THOUSANDS
Out to Kapiolani Park

the race can be given. although it was
declared dead hcat-until the con.
tention as to the alleged foul has been
settled.
! Seventh Race-Gentlemen's driving
race. mile. First horse to receive
cup and Toomey cart; second horse to
receive buggy. and third horse to re.
Ceive set OF harness. These prizes
were donated by the Hcrrick Carriage
Company. the Schumann Carriage
Company and the Pacific Vehicle and
Supply Company. Open to members
Of the Hawaiian Jockey Club. Entries:
G. a. RiCc's Tout: l.. n. Gays Frank
Murphy; ]. J. Iogan's Tony; V. Rich.
ardsOn's Wait-a.Littlc; Prince Cupid's
Violin: w. II. Smiths Abdine: NJ. H..
DrummOnd's Los Angeles; and J. GU
derkirk's Sambo.
Three Hawaiians Ahead.
Won by Prince David's Violin
Prince Cupid driving. Time 2:25.
Wait!a.Little was second Frank Muir.
ply third. John Ouderkirk's sambo
came fourth.
1t will be seen that three Hawaiian
boys-Prince Cupid Vivian Richard
son and Llewellyn N. Cayenne out
of the race first, second and third in
the order named.
Carter Harrison Again.
Eighth RaCe-5-S mile dash, free for
all. Purse 800. Entries: C. McLel.
lan's Rejected, aged, by Sobrante, dam
unknown, J. OROurke's Carter Harri.
son. b. g., aged, by Imp Watercress,
out of Lucille Murphy; II. Ballentinc's
MOllie COnnOrs. $. M, years. by Imp.
FTiar Tuck, out of Clara l..
Won by Carter Harrison in 1903.
Mollie COnnOrs was n close second.
| T $ race from the beginning was be.
tween Carter Harrison and Mollie Con.
nors. The finish was as close as one
would WISH the former winning by on.
Ily head.
Good Old Amarino.
Ninth RaCe-OCeanic Steamship Co.
Cup. 3-4 mile dash. Hawaiian breds
Purse 1926. Entries: John Carreira =
Alta Stacey. $. m, aged, by Joe Stacy
out of Alta May: X. Ballentine's ANA
rino, b. e., aged, by Kealia. out o
lAmandine; w. VOTERS Eileen. s. III.
3 years, by Lord Brock, out OF Katie.
Won by Amarino In n lope. Time
1920 .5.
In this race. Eileen took the last
place from the start. Alta Stacey
started out in the lead. but was soor
overhauled by Amarlno, who kept the
lead to the end. There was no troublt
forAmarino. Re passed under the
wire without even the slightest urging
Weller Wins a Race.
Tenth napn-1 IA milo dash frap rn,
all, Purse 5000. Entries G. s. Nc
nenzies General Cronje, b. h., by Imp
Martcnhurst, out of Songstre Prince
David's Weller, s. g., aged. by Neither
elsarster, out Of Lizzie Pickwick
Won by Weller in 2:15 ~.
In this race. the start was good
one and when the horses came flyinG
past the grandstand. they were neck
and neck. Cronje then got very
slight lead and kept II TO the half
when Weller changed places and led
the remainder of the way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
Reid of to Coronation.

New York, May 31.-Whitelaw Reid,
special ambassador Of the United
States 70 the coronation Of King Ed.
ward, sailed today for England on the
Cunard liner Umbria. Mr.. Reid was
accompanied by his wife and daughter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Il
fails to cure. Il. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. 26 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
Cyclones Two Straight.

Second RaCe-Trotting and pacing,
$3.50 class, best two In three. Purse
$3.50. Entries: J. c. Quinns Cyclone,
blk. g., aged, sire unknown; dam un.
known; S. |. Shaw's Billy Lemp, b. e.,
aged, by Dawn, dam unknown; l.. II.
Dee's Albert NJ, s. e., aged, by lllustri.
Gus, out OF Almont; ID. III. Lewis Oak
Grove b. g., aged by Prince Dexter,
out of Odetta.
First heat-Albert NJ. took the pole
Oak Grove second, BTTly Lemp third.
and Cyclone on the outside. II was an
easy thing for Cyclone, although Al.
bert NJ. did lead In the first part of the
race. Lemps showed up very badly.
Ihe finish between Albert NJ. and Cy.
clone was very close.
Cyclone wins first heat in 1927 As.
Second heat-Cyclone led oil and
had 1t all his own way from the start.
Lemps showed up in much better
shape and kept close to Cyclone from
the three.Quarters, the two making a
very pretty finish, with Lemp not
more than a length behind.
Cyclone wins the second heat and
the race in 2:22 3.5.
Rice's Pony Stops Short.
Third Race-POlo ponies. Owners
to ride. Catch weights. Distance, 3.S
mile dash. Cup presented by II. W.
Foster. Entries: c. A. Rice's Gypsy;
ueo. C. Potter's Grey Boy; II. H. Pick.
er's Geisha; DR.. McAdory's Kalihi; j,
T. Irvlnes Ben Bolt; Robert Shingles
Have Another ridden by l.. j. Mad.
| doX): and Geo. II. Angus Daisy,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
II. n. BERTELMAN'S
Carpenter Shop
Is NOV BID

To rear OF old stand. Entrance Q,
King street Orders left at either shol
or ONCE at John Motifs store, kiar
street, will receive prompt attention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
NuIlah Wins First Race.

First Race-Union Feed Co.'S cup.
IL me dash, free for all. Purse 800.
Entries: G. S. McKenzie's Nullah, i
years old, by Imp. Aintree-Lady Angus
ia; II. Ballentine's Mollie Connors $.
NJ. by imp. Friar TuckClara L., 1
years; A. Domingo's Lono, S. h., sire
unknown, dam unknown.
Race won by Nullah in 40 3.5 with
Plggott riding.
II was at about twenty-five minutes
after 10 that this, the first race OF the
day, was started off. Mollie Connors
led but Nullah soon took the lead and
maintained 1t. Toward the end, Mol
lie Connors closed up the gap consid
erably but was not good enough 10
LcntCh Nnllnh.