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The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-12

tors shall have the right to fill such
vacancy. and shall have general au-
thori.y o carry out the objects and
business OF ,he sSocia,ion. But ;
they shall not have power to purchase
real e>tat- "xcep@ tor cash. not t. con
tract any Indebtedness without tRe al
ti,ma.jve vote of at least tive ditec-
tors, and tis4n only in furtherance OF
tn. proler business OF the Assoc'a-
ton. Five Directors shall coustisute
a quoruts at all meetings Of the
'iuut&.
ARTICLE VI
Tnp fuit3W,C named persons snail
! con stitute the first Board of Diiec-
$, to Sp,ve until their successors
Il G e,tnteG IN accordance with this
,.haiaet: +. Z. Eowson. r. l. Hall, a.
NJ. .Arylmr, W. +. Dodswo,th, G. Il.
Cti,m. Harry Stern, J. c. ~ Ger
main, 4. T. Derouen. +. +. Morse,
| ii. .uper, 4. D. McFarlain, ). "A.
! f1.f mann. n, L. Miller, a. "A. Shear
and j. w. Hu}bu't
| ARTICLE VII.
ia, meeting of the shareholders
81 u !ic convened al the special re-
q >. III writ NJ Of ten shareholders,
: ting TIE time and oblecs of such
m 6 ~. nr when ordered Gy the Board
TO Diisc ot-s.
| ARTICLE WIZ.
! As,cr,S'ulder shall ever be held Ii
ah f. us. responsible FOR the contract:
i T .,i;.. al this association in IN.
| I. -s- >ut;. ihin the smunnt OF his il
d 1t d! e~s to the ASSOCIATION; no
uuy mere inEotnality in the or
q ,n!za,i,.n ave the effect OF render
MS ACT Autl, or vt exposing an.
: ..enu der ., ny liability beyOn'
the al. uns vi his or her shares.
ARTICLE vnIi.
- TIL, charter can be altered, amend
4a modified. or this corpnratic
dis ivea NY a vote oi three 'urth
of + c. .pis'ti stock Represented al an
.,,eru( ,ueeiitg of the st,chh"'ot
: dec for th.,t purpose. after au
rrt M s,lru to each stnckhotder,an an
. the publi,&A' on tor ten days in II dai
Ia ps' The II tire ,'r such mec'
t Md ,. case OF dissolution tn
.,ue ht ..rS at such meeting sha
yn,uissioners. who sha
be shareholders, who shall have eI
t. .it. Sc. such liqM dation, an
!" ,.t v,t .'ssioners shall have powt
L. g nIies occurring in the
number.
o. r ~, done AMI inc. rporated IN n
% $50 q, Jennings, in the presence
~ IL. ". Moses and 1T Roy "A. Coope
H. ho h at lawiul age and residents
&C. vhia city, Who s!sn these presents WI
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-12
ARTICLE II.

The Go2nici!e Of The sa ii corporation
shats De IA >he cily oi Jennings. in
the State of Louisiaua, and all eta
uons OF otaer legal processes shall
be served upon the President OF this
corporation. or, III his absence, upon
the tirst Wee President, or, in his D.
sence, upon the second Vice -Presi~
dem. or. in the absence OF ali these
o.Ecers. upon the Secretary.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-12
window Glass.

A full car just received. Sten
iallow prices. Phone 1O3.
121 tt. 4. + JArsfE
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Whea in need of a nice hu4
ness sl.n see McGivney, 0y
Two Brothers bicycle store. 4
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-12

Witnesses:
l.. T. MOSES,
Roy \. COOPER.
State OF Louisiana,
Parish OF Calcasieu,
Office OF Clerk of Court, 18th judicial
District:
| hereby certify that the above aud
forepoinu is true and correct copy
of the charter fled in my office on -
10Th day OF June A. D. 1902. and -
corded on the LIST day of June, A.
1902, in Mortgage Book No.7 ON pj
463 ct seq.
In testimony whereof, Witness n19
official signature and seal at Lake
Charles, La, on this 2lst day ofJnneN
A. D. 1902.
DAVID H. LIvINGSTON, III
DIV. Clerk and Ex-Ohicio Hecor0e4N
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
entire population of Port au Prince is

entire population of Port au Prince is
now under arms.
The people here are very excited
and seem determined to make vigor-
Gus resistance to the entrance of the
army into the city. The general be-
lief is if Firmin persists in his inten-
ton to attempt to force an entry into
Port au Prince a severe engagement
will take place. AS this dispatch is
sent beating or drums can be heard
on all sides and armed men are gath
cred for battle.
The members of the diplomatic
corps assembled here yesterday morn
ing and decided to protest against the
entrance of the army into the capital.
Unfortunately this protest is not like
ly to have much effect, as there are
no foreign men-of-war in the harbOr.
Regret is especially expressed at the
absence of the United States war
ship from Port au Prince.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
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republic participate the attend
board the French baeshp Gauo in Annapolis
of the United States
calls the
the French commits
commissioners board the
Dophiny which the Dolphin returned Annapolis
Bapste Rochambeau whose
lieutenant
of 1925 he
Jesuit college
his
brilliant
Rhine
in
Of
destined against England in America
him his
to 5000 to
General
Island
oing attack by the British He spent
supplies
concerning campaign with Washington
campaign in Virginia
after defeating Clinton Manhattan island Rochambeu
Clinton
the columns that assaulted
returned to
grateful This
dedication
liant by Rochambeaus fellow countrymen
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
PAL MA WORKING
ON MESSAGE

Havana. May 22.-President Palma
took up his official residence at the pal
ace yesterday and received many visit
'ors, but transacted no business. The
governmental machinery and business
will remain at a standstill during the
festivities which will not close until
next Friday.
F., Palma's inaugural message is not
yet completed. He hopes, however, to
be able to send it to congress when the
latter meets next Friday. The key
note of the message will be the neces-
sity of harmonizing the factions in the
island and working in unison for the
success of the republic. The message
will be strong in expression of graft
tude to the United States and the de-
STABILITY of the closest commercial re-
lations. 1t will devote also consider
able space to the necessity of diversi-
flying and stimulating the industries
of the island. The only unfortunate
occurrence thus far reported was the
raiding Of several small Spanish wine
shops by Cubans.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
Topeka to Rescue.

Port Royal, S. c., May 22.-The
United States cruiser Topeka sailed
from here for Port au Prince, Hayti
May Is. to protect American inter
ests. She was due at her destination
yesterday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
WROTE LETTERS WHILE
WAITING FOR DEATH

Coal Creek, Tenn, May Git is
now known that the victims of the
mine explosion will reach 227. Let
ters were found on men whose bodies
were found and indicate that they SUI
fered lingering death. One says:
we are shut up in the head of the
entry with a little air and bad air
coming on us fast. 1t is now about IL
o'clock. Dear Ellen, have to leave
you in sad condition. Now, dear wife,
put your trust in the Lord to help you
ana my lite children. Ellen, take
care of my little darling Lilly. Little
Gilbert said he lad trusted in the Lord
Charles Woods says that he is safe in
heaven, and if he never sees the out
side again he will meet his mother in
heaven. We are not hurt but only per-
ished TOR want of air. There are but
a few of us here, and I don't know
where the other men are. Gilbert (his
SOM said for you all to meet him IL
heaven. Tell all the children to meet
with us BOTH"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
JEFFRIEs AND FITZ TO FIGHT.
Heavyweights to Decide Worlds
Championship.

San Francisco, May 22.-James J..
Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons met
yesterday afternoon and agreed to
fight for the worlds championship.
Fitzsimmons insisted he would not
fight until permitted to wear surgical
bandages for protection to his hands
and Jeffries receded from the position
he assumed recently in his objection
to the use Of bandages. The articles
of agreement will be almost identical
with the articles signed in New York
some months ago. The fight will be
held before the San Francisco Athlet-
ic club, which offers 70 per cent. Of
the gross receipts. The date of the
contest will be decided upon later. 1t
is generally believed that July will
be determined upon. Eddie Creamy
a local man, will be asked to referee
the contest.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
BIDS
CUBA WELCOME
ADOPTS A RESOLUTION OF CON.
GRADUATION.
MORE Philippine TALK

Senator Wellington INDUCES in Ex-
travagant Language on Measure
House Takes Up immigration Bill
and Settles a Number of Contests
-Lentz Turned Down.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

Washington, May 22.-Before the
senate resumed consideration Of the
Philippine bill yesterday it adopted a
resolution congratulating the republic
of Cuba on it's entry into the family
of Independent nations. The secre-
tary of state was directed to transmit
resolution to the president of the
new republic. The senate also or
dered the Associated Press account of
the ceremonies of transfer from the
United States to Cuban authorities
printed in the congressional record as
public document, Senator yelling
ton of Maryland opposed the Philip
pine measure and said that the &C
ton of the United States in the
islands was as indefensible as the at
tack of the hordes of hell upon God
He declared that above the army and
war department and president were
the American people, in his judgment,
and they were responsible for the con-
dition of affairs in the Philippines
because they had placed the dollar
above the man.
Senator Bacon of Georgia again de-
nounced the concentration policy pur-
sued in the Philippines. He indicat-
ed that if the leading republican SEN
ators would declare it their purpose
to give the Filipinos free government
the minority would not quarrel about
the time when the government was to
be established.
House Settles Contests.
The house began consideration
of the immigration bill The princi-
pal speech was made by Mr.. Shattuck
of Ohio, chairman If the committee
on immigration. He was especially
severe in condemnation of the manner
in which the immigrants had been in
troduced through Canada and by Can
adian railway and steamship COM
panies. Mr.. Underwood of Alabama
gave notice of an amendment to pro-
vide an educational test and much of
the discussion during the day was
upon this subject The house agreed
to a resolution seating Charles b.
Thomas, from the third North Caro-
lima district, seating Emmett Temp
kins from the twelfth Ohio district,
whose seat was contested by John J.
Lentz, and confirming the right of Mr.
Rhea of the ninth Virginia district.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

CHICAGO MARKETS.
The following table shows the OPEN.
ing, highest, lowest and closing prices
of produce yesterday at Chicago:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
ROBBERS INITIATE
JAMES BROTHERS

ing on at safe distance, being called
out by the noise made in blowing up
the vault. At Harrison, in making
their escape, The robbers boldly drove
away with teams taken from farmers
on the public road. The bandits coolly
drove through Wagner in broad day
light, and, though known to be the
bank robbers, were not molested. The
entire region of the depredations is
terror stricken. A posse left Avon
yesterday in chase of them.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

Yankton, S. D., May 22.-Pioneer
days are recalled in Charles Mix and
Hutchinson counties by band of bank
robbers who have been operating for
the past week. Banks at Scotland,
Ethan and several other points have
been blown open and robbed in quick
succession. At Ethan the robbers OPP
Grated after the style of: the James
boys, with a guard mounted at the
front door and with inhabitants look
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
GETS LOUIS RUNKEL.
Milwaukee Secures Former Star Uni
Versity Pitcher.

Milwaukee, May 22.-Manager
Clingman yesterday closed with Louis
Runkel, formerly the star player OF
the Wisconsin University nine, and
who has been in Washington for some
time past Runkel was one of the best
pitchers Wisconsin ever had and he
also played the infield, covering short
and second base. His strong point
was his batting and this is what
Manager Clingman wants most of all.
Runkel will report here next Monday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
GERMAN CATHOLICS
CHOOSE NEW OFFICERS

Oshkosh, Wis, May 22.-The bi-en-
NAL convention of German Catholic
Benevolent societies yesterday elected
officers as follows:
President-Adolph Weber, Racine.
First vice president-Christia Roe
mer, Appleton.
Second vice president-John B.
Schreinahrt, Manitowoc.
Corresponding secretary = Alois
Steinberg, Milwaukee.
Financial secretary-John Ratz,
Fond du Lac.
instrumentation Gemeiner, Mil
waukee.
Manitowoc gets the next convention.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

,, The late Potter Palmer paid more
taxes than any man in Chicago 1t
is said he never sent his books out of
town to be audited or lodged the
assessor in his rounds.
President Wellington R. Burt of
the Ann Arbor railroad said that the
Ann Arbor has been sold to a syndi-
cate closely allied with the Gould in
terests. ''The Wabash is not the pur-
chaser" he said
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

Port au Prince, Hayti, May 22.-The
army of the north, numbering about
1000 men, commanded by Gen. Firm
in, the most powerful candidate for
the presidency of Hayti, arrived yes
terday at Archaic, two days march
from here. The provisional govern
ment has summoned all citizens to
defend the capital and as result the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26
ARMY BEFORE
HAYTEAN CAPITAL
CITIZENS CALLED UPON TO PRO
TECT PORT AU PRINCE.
EXPECT AMERICAN WARsHIP

Gen. Firmin Most Formidable Candi-
date for Presidency, Commands
1000 Men-Foreign Ambassadors
Make Formal Protest-U. S. Cruis-
err Topeka Not Yet Arrived.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

Chicago May 20 Cattle-Receipts,, II, 800;
steady5 good to Crime in %. steers, 709@a 80
poor to 9 medium III @ s5 to bafa and 7
60 gamers frs 5 sSGs 80 % calves 25O@7O0
81 H leg today 5000
butchers, 6. 96@7. 35; good to choice heavy,7 .25
az: AS; rough heavy, s. 95@7 20; light, 67O@
SheepNReceipts, 1000 steady; good to
choice weathers 6.00@6. so; native lambs, so
of. 80.
Butter-Creameries 221a; diaries, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09
SMALLPOX PRISONER
 TAXES SUDDEN LEAVE
A Sudden Departure While
 Attendant Slept.
HE WAS ABOUT CURED

The colorei man who was oom- mit'ed 10 tke county jail from Ssco and created no end Of excitement about two weeks since by having the email pox and immediately after sanIe being kns~n was isolated iu a tent res, house below town has appeared in a new role. This time the color. ed gem 'man, not unlike the Arab oi old silently stole away leaving the un- folded tent to the sleeping attendant. The whereabouts ot the ersiuhiie small pox prisoner i. not known ss this moment. He had about recovered from his small po1, the cui- sneous eruItions of crust formed. having lett him, and he can be identified by the fresh pits or scars on his face resulting thereirom The patient Was about to fe removed and su extra guard placed over him during convalescence. ReAliziDg the most opportune time ,o secure his liberty was to act q, once, she prisoner patient left during the night while hi. attendant was asleep. When the alarm was given by the attendant, several officers were at once dispatched in search of the prisoner, and is is likely he will be recaptured unless outside a..istsp pce was had in afscsiug his e,cape across the line. The pris oner was sentenced on s charge of robbery and held to appear before thc grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09
A REMEDY
 FOR TAXATION
Elective Territorial Board on
 Mining Assessments.
GOOD SUGGESTION

Commenting on the tax case insti. tuted ,gsinet Coshise county by the Copper Queen Mining O., snd the decision adverse to the county, the Benson Press points out . remedy. The ground of the decision i. reported to be that She assessment levied upon the property of the plaintiff company was ineauitsble in that it was much higher than similar properties are rated in other counties; in conse- quence of which the plaintiff company would have to pay should the ss.ess- ment stand. far more than iss just share of territorial eIpenses.
 The Press adds that there is no use in kicking at the decision. That Is the law ss construed by the court, and it will stand as such until the people Of Arizona shall elect e legislature which can frame . law which will tax all the great mining corporations alike in all the counties. That can be done by giving the territorial board of equalization power to regulate the sssessments of all mining companies operated within the territory as it now regulates assessments ou cattle.
 An objection to giving the subject under charge Of the board of equsliza- tion will be immediately raised on ,he ground ,hat the board has already shown itsslf tso com mplaisans desling with the railways. and thst the min- ing conpsnie. would control that board inst ss the railway companies now do. But that objection could be met by making the board elective. A board 0; equalization elected by the people. and responsible to the people |, would rot let e mining company whoss property is rated al ten million dollars in the quotation of its stocks in open market be assessed a, . lev hundred ihOussud. Nor would it permi, 6 railway mortgsged at sixty thousand dollars per mile 10 get oil with su assessment of Hx ihouIand dollars per mile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09
FROM FL PAS0 TO
 BISBEE AND BENSON
Trains Will Be Running Bv
 End of This Week.
TWO MITES PER DAY

The Fl Psso Herald ssys two mile. of steel per day are now being laid ou the Fl Psso 4 Southwestern and the two crews are so near each other that each can see the .mote Of the engine of the other By the end Of this week the road will be connected and train service inaugurated from Deming to Benson. IFreports are trus the F. P & S. W. official. have made arrange ments with the Santa Fe and traffic from thst place to Deming viii be carried on over that road, thus giving through service from Fl P,so to Ben- son. While the connection is eI- pected to be made in few dsy,, yet the passenger service over the E. P. < s. W. will not be commenced bs!ore the middle o' February.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09

The Western Union Telegraph com pspy announces that the following named points In Arizona will bs reach ed by Western Union wires after Feb rusry frst; which have heretofore cost . dollar Ter ten word, will here after COS, but Atty cents fer . ten word message day rate ssd thirty ceats for . ten words, night rate. Over ten words three cent. day rate and two cent. night rate, tovit: Tt Thomss, Globe, Pins, Saford, San Carlo, and Soloaonville.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09
NOTHING ALARMING
 lN COPPER SLUMP
The Situation Assuming a
 Settled Condition
THE PRICES ARE RISING

Report. to American Mining New. from Arizona Csliiornis, Wyoming and Mexico show that tho slump in copper Is not .eriously affecting min- ing for the red metal. Witt one soli- tary exception development is being vigorously pushed aud heavy prUduc- tion prepared for on all .ides. The exception is the United Verde, owned mainly by Senator ". 4. Clark. who is subject to Standard Oil influences, and may therefore be counted upon to aid the Amslzsma.ed Copper Com pany in it's suicidal policy Of rule or rum.
 Careful observers, who are not swsyed by stock jobbiug device. in New York and Bs.tos, zee nothing alarming in the col per situation prop CT. As soon a consumers are assured of settled condition. ia the metal mar ket the surplus stock will quickly dis appear and stimulating orders for month. ahead will pile up. Produce ers are not borrowing any trouble al any rate. Wsak-kneed spsculstors and erstwbile copper enthusiasts nat urslly tremble in ,heir shoes, but the operation. oi those nmid souls, who too often ''Iet dare no, wait upon l would" do not disturb ths equi!libri- um of she men whose faith in copper Yuinirg is based upon the Knowledge that it is one Of the safest and mos, staple industries of the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09
Fastest Boat in the World.

The submarine boat recently built for the Rus.iss government is supposed 10 be tae fastest in the world. IL IS claimed th.t it will cross the Atlantic ocean in two and one half days. The secret or it's extraordinary speed lies in its peculiar cons,ructisl. The secret of the mar yelsu, succes. of Hostetieris Sto.aeh Bitter, hes in the scisstiAc csnPound- ing and ex traction fthe curative prep srt,s, of certain roots and herbs. IL T, a family medicine and can be relied on in cases of belchine. aaulency, siok beadache, oiz.iness, indigestion and dyspepsia. It IS alss an excellent sP- petiser and nerve strengthensr, and as a preventative ef malaria, fever and agus il is unsqualled. Give il a trlai, and you will feel it's bensSeisl effects from the start.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09

PJ Scanlsn, T F Milan, and J S Kraft recently secured bond on wha. is known as the Casey group of cop per claims, located near the cid Silver Camp, twelve miles from Wilcox They have been running . tunnel in- 10 ,he hill on a small ore body. and net gsioing enough depth they started 6 shaitin the tunDei. At . depth Of fi'seen fee, they struck . magnificent ere body. Last MoSdsy they were down ten fees in solid ore, and have y,t no idea of She magnitude of the deposit. They will contisue to sink 10 . dep'h O. fifty feet and then com- mence to drifting to ascertain it's di- mensions. The ore is of high g ,sds Range News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-09

One third of the railway mileage Of she world IS under govern mental con trol. The total mileage is ASA, 3l q mile', of which l99, ,37S mile. ar owned in this country. There ver many Of the arguments deduced by hessrs. Hi.l and Hartman before the Interstate Commerce Commission which could be used in support of the proposition that the governmen, should control She roads Of this coun- try.