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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26

and also by mailing such notice to the address of each stockholder whose ad- dress is known to the Secretary of his company or to such other person whose duty it may be to give notice of stock holders meetings. The several meetings of the stockholders of said several cor porations may be adjourned from day to day, without further notice, other than by such adjournment until they have finally acted upon the proposed or other agreement of consolidation, and should said proposed agreement be altered in any particular, or a consolidation upon other terms be proposed by the stockholders of any of the corporations in interest the same. as amended or proposed. shall be referred to the stockholders of the other corporations in interest at their said call ed or adjourned meetings. Whenever an agreement of consolidation shall have been adopted by the vote of the holders of 8 majority of the shares of stock. and of two-thirds in number of the stock holders of each of said corporations. there shall be made as many copies thereof as there are corporations to be consolidated, and each person voting therefor shall sign each of said copies, and indicate thereon the corporation in which he Is a stockholder, and the number of shares held by him.
 Sec. 3. One of the copies of such agree ment, duly signed as provided In section two, together with an affidavit or affida- wits, showing that the notices required were given, and that the several signers owned the shares set opposite to their names according to the books of the re- spective corporations consolidated, shall be filed in each office where the original proceedings to organize any one or more of the consolidated corporations was filed and also in the office of the Secretary of the State If any one or more of such corporations were created by special act ,and said corporations shall there after be consolidated upon the terms of such agreement.
 Sec. 4. The members of the several boards of directors of the original cor porations shall constitute the board of directors of the consolidated company, until new board of directors Is elected by 1t, and they and their successors shall do all acts necessary to carry the said consolidation Into effect, according to the terms of agreement of consolida- ton.
 Sec. 5. This act shall not affect the right of corporations having the right to condemn to their own use rights of way and other easements to consolidate under the provisions of any other exist ing law or laws.
 Approved March 20, 1903
 Official J. Thos. Hefiin.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
AN ACT.
No. 140.N

No. 14o.) (s. 147 To amend Sections 361O and 3612 of the
 Code of Alabama of 1896.
 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama that Section 361O of the Code of Alabama of 1896 be and the same Is hereby amended so as to read as follows: 361o. County Superintenden6 shall make pay rolls.-On the fifteenth day of each month the County Superin- tendents of Education shall make in du- plicate, for each race separately, a pay roll, showing the names of all teachers engaged in teaching public schools in their counties, with their postoffice address, and the estimated amount that will be due to each teacher at the end of the current month from the funds of each township and range or district in It's reg ular numerical order; and shall append thereto an affidavit that the same is cor rect. One of such duplicate pay rolls shall be retained by the County Superin- tendent, and the other he shall forthwith forward to the Superintendent of Educa- ton. who shall examine the same and If found correct, 1t shall be approved by him and filed with the Auditor.
 Sec. 2. That Section 36l2 of the Code of Alabama of 1S96 be and the same is here by amended so as to read as follows: SolZ. leacners paid ana recelptS taken.- Immediately upon the receipt by the County Superintendent of the amount of the monthly pay roll he shall pay the teachers. taking their receipt therefor on both copies of said pay roll. and must by the fifteenth day of each month return one copy of such receipted pay roll to the Superintendent of Education. Pro- vided that in case any teacher should fail to call for the amount due him Cor her). the County Superintendents of their re- spective counties. shall at the expense and request of said teacher mail the said teacher a registered letter or check on some bank in their respective counties, for the amount due him Cor her), pro- vided that in no case shall the County Superintendent pay a teacher or mail him Cor her) a registered letter or check. un- less the said teachers monthly report, duly certified to. is on file.
 Sec. 8. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be and the same arc hereby repealed. Approved March 24 1908.
 Official,
 J. Thos Hefin,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26

wise. the original corporate name and any change or changes that may have previously been made in It's name; what change, If any. is desired to be made In such name, and the amount of its capital stock which has been subscribed for and taken. 2. The names of the stockholders signing the statement, and the amount of stock held by each. 8. The purposes of the corporation. and the nature of its business as the same is set forth in the original declaration. and In any change. alteration. amendment, or consoIi- dalton thereof and the alterations, amendments and extensions of its purposes and powers desired. (. The amount of capital stock as shown by the original declaration. and also as shown by any change, alteration, amend ment or consolidation thereof.
 Approved March 20. 1903.
 official. J. Thos. Hefin.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
AN ACT.

No. u0.) (S. q.
 To amend Section 1255 of the Code of Alabama of 1896. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State of Alabama, that section 1255 of the Code of 1S96 be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: 1255 q6s3) Organization of Cor poration.-Fifty per cent of the proposed capital stock having been subscribed in good faith by subscribers, of whose so- vency the commissioners are satisfied, they shall call the subscribers together at such time and place as they may ap- point for the election of a board of di- rectors and other officers. and the fur ther organization of the proposed corpo- ration; a majority in value of the sub scribers being present in person or by proxy at such time and place, they must elect a board of directors from the sub scribers, consisting of not less than three members, and such other officers as they may deem necessary, the directors hold ing office for a term of twelve months thereafter, and until their successors are elected and qualified. and shall designate an officer of their election, or some per- son of their appointment, to receive from the commissioners the subscriptions for stock. Upon the delivery of the subscrip- tions to such officer or person, he shall require of the subscribers whose subscrip- tions are payable in money, without the privilege of discharge in services, labor, or property, the payment in cash of twen- ty per cent thereof; and of the subscrib- CTS whose subscriptions are payable in money, with the privilege of discharging the same in stipulated services, or labor, or in the transfer or conveyance of prop erty, contracts in writing signed by them, expressing such privilege, and binding them to the rendition of the services, or the performance of the labor, or the transfer or conveyance of property, at such time as the board of directors may appoint. The proceedings of the meetings of the subscribers must be reduced to writing, and must be signed by them and delivered to the commissioners, who must return and file the same In the office of the Judge of Probate; and the officer or person to whom the subscriptions for stock have been delivered. must make a copy thereof, and verify the same by af- fidavit. stating in such affidavit from which of the subscribers he has received payment in cash of twenty per cent, and from which he has received contracts in writing. as hereinbefore specif1ed; upon the filing of such papers the Judge of Probate must issue to the subscribers. their associates and their successors, a certificate stating that they are duly or ganiZed as a corporation, under the name and style and for the purpose expressed in the declaration having the powers, capacity and authority conferred by law.
 Approved March 20. 1903.
 Official J. Thos. Hehin.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
GENERAL LAWS Enacted by the Legislature of Alabama.

under the general laws of the State, the office in which the original proceedings of incorporation were filed 2. That 1t is the desire of majority in value of the stockholders to renew and extend the charter of such corporation for period of twenty years. S. The names of the stockholders signing the declaration of renewal or extensi on, together with the number of shares owned by each of them The facts stated in such declaration. the genuineness of the signatures thereto, and the fact that those whose names are sign ed thereto constitute the holders of a majority in value of the stock of said cor poration. shall be verified by affidavit or afliavits attached to said declaration.
 Approved March 20, 1903.
 official J. Thos. Heflin.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
AN ACT.

No. 109.) (S. 20. To amend Section 1251 of the Code of Alabama of 1896. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of Alabama, that Section la1 of the Code of Alabama of 1896. be. and the same is amended so as to read as follows: '1251 Q65O Corporations for any lawful enterprise.-Two or more per- sons associating themselves for carrying on any lawful business or businesses of any kind or character whatever may form themselves into private corporation in the mode and with the capacity and pow CTS in this article expressed, and with such other powers as may be conferred upon them by law.
 Approved March 20 1903.
 Official. J. Thos. Hefiin.
 Secretary of State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26

In the matter of advice 1t is well tS shake before taking
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26

J. Thos. Hefiin, Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
WHAT CAUSES DANDRUFF.
Greatest European Authority on Skin
 Diseases, Says It's a Germ.

S1 SSNtS ~ - SSAAAA'
 The old idea was that dandFutf is scales of skin thrown of, through a fe- verish condition of the scalp is exploded. Prof. Unna, Hamburg. Germany, Euro pean authority on skin diseases, says dandruff is a germ disease. The germ burrows under the scalp. throwing up little scales of cuticle. and sapping the vitality of the hair at the root. The only hair preparation that kills dan druff germs is Newbro's Herpicide. De stroy the cause, you remove the effect. " Not only cures dandruff, but stops fall ing hair and causes a luxuriant growth Delightful hair dressing. Sold by lead ing druggises. Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit Mich. E. G. Fowler, Special Agent.
 thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
AN ACT.
fs. 9.
No. 11.l

No. i11.) (S. P.
 To confer additional powers upon pri- yate corporations organized or renewed under general laws. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State of Alabama, that any corporation not having the right to condemn rights of way and other case ments over the property of others, or ganized or that may hereafter be organ szed, or whose charter has been, or may hereafter be renewed under any general [ law shall, in addition to the powers con- ferred by the existing general incorpora- ton laws or any amendment thereof. have all such other powers relevant to any of the charter purposes of such cor , poration and not inconsistent with the Constitution of the State or any laws of the State, general or special, that shall be set out and claimed in the charter or in the proceedings to alter, amend or extend the charter.
 Approved March %, 1903.
 Onicial. J. Thos. Hedin,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
AN ACT.

No io5) (S. 1s
 To amend Section I2So of the Code of Alabama of 1895 Be It enacted by the Legislature of the State of Alabama. that Section 126o Q660 be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as fol- lows: i26O Q66S) Renewal of Corpora fion--A majority in value of the stock holders of any corporation organized un- der any general or special law of the State of Alabama may renew and extend the charter, of such corporation, for q period of twenty years by filing in the bffiee in which the original articles of Incorporation were filed when the original eorporation was organized under general eaws or with the Secretary of State of the State of Alabama, when the corporation Awas formed dnder special laws. 0 decla- Sation signed by the holders of a major
 Buy of the value of the stock of said cor poration or by their duly author kact stating: 1. The name of Mhe original corporation, the date of Its lEharter and whether the same was ob-
 tained by a special law or under the gen eral laws of the State, and. when obtained
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26

A man may have a large following simply because he doesn't pay his bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
CANNIBALS FOUND
IN SOUTH AMERICA
PROF. }. srEERg. sRuoR. HAS INDIANS IN
BRAZIL WHO EAT THEIR FALLEN ENEMIES

WASHINGTON. Zee. M-The narfa.
Tive q q xtsit % tndian trst-s = the
fur'ls river nfazn hy jos. n Htrrre.
Il Ann Argsar. Nt1h. undrrtAkea for
the Smithsonian tuatiiutine. has t-eua
made public b. The Unitsa States Ma
ttaaal musssn
H,r~tws explorations Aiank the River
Far,sa. IN Western nrAzil weru faII =
exciting iuriisnts and nurnher %
bis et.ssFs ssis<aH are asesas-aiy inter
Hstins lie visited the J4mamAdt Tn
dian- eud thrr pointed aut % hzm a
deserted Building which at sue time
sas the bouie q ~ peupis. Gee q
the tFih~ bFuuxht bach maaaLea eAuEht
from the geepps % a gsaiawiaa ntean.sF
ard soon re Indians we're dytnE fast.
- than the hstns could bury them
when ths fewer Nna eruption came On
they ugaia haths Ia the river and TINS.
SEEMED to drive the diseaas 10 the laaEE
and thruat aad thsY did 81 a eesaah
These ~ho cotiid st aWaY fled g. the
~oo-ts ard NAM died beside the paths
Ana STRAINS os tho t1 seopls enly
- survived
strvrs st fhs taennrnsdi tndianu 20
eoonting and feund that they had but
THREE names for numbers one fae
AID ten. TO assiEuat. sxhrse they
would aas the equivalent -. fer
four. - ete. These Indians are
great sneff takers anuff taking IL q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

matter a Importance. two persons b.
is accessory Tor it. proper p~rfofta-
anees They make their snuff ~ toaNts
les green tnhasea leaves. until they
are dry. Erfndias them la n tIftle snuFs
tar znd mfzins ttln With sshsa.
Percussion cap 1aakr- ard river
fhasss SERVE az snuff bo1es The
sHaff 10 drawu ghrestfh q helts~ bens
q = hfrds "a one end 81 whsrh -
rounded With eess~as ard ps4cea IN
the nnstnt
TAs tiynarfnaa are the maat namsF-
ooa. ard fsost wartsh. % the TRIES a
the sr~sisn There App~ars 20 b. nc
uusatipn anss9t them being rannitsats.
eating the flesh " thasr ~nsfulrn Killed
~ lsstfis They preserve the bones u
their dead Wrapping them Ia bundles
and banging them q The resi- ~ ess
of th4ir hos9nss deserted foe the per
rs.He The iaHaAlnSaa are great hunt
80. ths weapons e=tsx the s.s~ Hua
and roisoasd ARROWS. and be and
arrows. Ths poison - hsased untn u
teams. ~hsn thu patutn 81 the ArFpNs
are afppod into " and pa2asd through
tha FIRE o. dry The poison IL saia e.
~ made only hy the chiefs. uhs Keep
the formula = s~eHut They also pre-
pare > rsuasrr- pssnou. which consists
iarxr-fy - salt. with which they cure
auEnats slightly wounded which th-y
wssh 20 tame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
EULOGlZED BY LAWYERS
PIONEERS AND CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE MEMBERS
DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS OF WHICH nc WAS a MEMBER
lolN IN RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT TO molLVRA

Iareo Delegations from the wash
inEtaa f4enevr Association. the
Chamber n eommeree and the hins
County Bar Association. gathered ia
Superior Judge Neira court oeom this
morning Zoe the puuaosc of unssins
Fpsolations an thc asash ~ The late
Juaae u , McGiiVHa aud paving a
tribute Co Bis mcmafss The mcctinE
lasted two hours and was presided
over 10y Judge Orange Jacobs. prcsi=
dent ~ the bar association. j "
elise. representing the Chamber a.
Commerce. and Major W Y, Rlnes
hart. the psaueer association, sat
beside Judge Jacobs ON the bench
Gen Mefcatf the chairman % the
committrc appointed 60 draw az res
aiuflons ~ regret and sympathy.
rad the resolutions ard moved that
they b. adopted aud spread on the
rr-a1rgfs 20 the supreme. federal ard
superior courts Ia srcHuding the
motion many prominent members II
the bar delivered speeches 81 eulnry
A paper rad hy Judge boEvr s.
Greene was the most comprehensive
as e wss a complete blogFaphy of
the dead lawyer. After Judge Green
NAksA NsAftNAattHsAs tAAAsffAtNf AHH WIZ =
shark moved that the bar essocias
Non have q pat IN printed form and
preserved among the archives - the
Chamber ~ CemmerVe the Wash
ington Historical Scciety the ptaneeF
Association end the King County
HaF Association. John Arthur. see
retary 81 the bar Association. then
suggested That az all the addresses
were a value 90 any person Who In
coming years might write n history
% the state. all the papsrs which had
been read should be published tn
pamphlet form.
Mr. shank agreed to change Ms
motion 90 that effect. ard IL vas
unanimously carried Judge facets
appointed Mr. shank ~ r blaine
and Judge Thcnas Burke O. ASSEM-
Die the material and issue the book
let On behalf - the King county bar.
Joseph Shinpen. "a a hrtsf NFeeeh
suggested that a fitting memorial
would b. a brunHe statue, placvd n
some prominent place in the CITY
No action was taken on hts suEEr--
ton. however
TIE following T. the substance Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
GUERRILLA oukNTRELL's
THIGH BONES ON VIEW

TOPEKA. Kan. Dec "a most
sreNaoIne pnskseaA9on has just been
made pubihc In tbe rooms of the
Kansas Stale Historical soe1ety--the
thigh bones OF W. &. Quantreu. the
notorious guerilla leader. the man
Who waved the terrible black flag
and as one Of his principal eScapades
sacked and burned the town OF Law
renee.
The Lawrence raid occurred in 1855
and but little Of the town was left
after the QuantreIl torch had tucen
applied. The bones we're given 10
the society with the consent OF
c,alAntrciia mother 10 years ago. bat
II was stipulated that they should
never be exhibited during her life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

the resolutions adopted
THAT no ulamhrf uf this nsas.sla ton
has ps.aaad away Ca whom this haf
and city owe srratsr debt Ct graft.
tudp than tn Han. iohu } Metiiivrt.
ffr was tnineHtlv a maH 20 MURAL and
physical COURAGE. and hs unfaiterinE
b. followed the path af dutv iiis
Vuria Bnd astlaua showed that dua
piicNv ~ yuultceatinu b. na lodge
mrnt 81 his mind uu b suhtceta
hc had clrur and decided CDuttst lions.
and these. when necessary he fearless.
M expressed never fearing onnaas
dueueaz While much IL the public
eyt. he never solicited faVuF Often
81 diFaei and positive In hia course hs
sometimes was misuudefHtpaa ard
made temporary enemies. n ever
cause. ahd especially that 20 client
BE- vas capable and conscientious. Not
oue hiat rests uren his rssulehcon
eifhee a. husband father lawyer ol
Citizen
"As a citiaen ~ unfiinchinEty stood
for iaN and order lie dtiestrst Off.
clal corruption and rxaetcd Of the
servants % the people prompt and
falthfut Performance q duty 0f tins
spruI advice siven. aud watchfuln.ra
ever natitc Interests. he gave more
than BIS share to the common scal
Seattle newer has had. and never can
have = trHrr friend than eur departed
brother Fuf upwards 90 fofty years
her welfare was his moot pecullaf
care Ne enemy from within ~ With
0ut assaulted her without the whole
strength ~ the man eaminE promptly
e. her drfenss and vften Ne proved
himself valiant warrior n the
cause II an that concerned this city
he had a EinEtenssu ~ purpose. and
that always Was hcr welfare sad al
Vahesnsnt lie sought 30 rvcompeuas
Tor his pubiie Survives. aad his ambl-
tom eas aniY 60 be thanFhf a worthy
citizen. 10 hlm citizenship wak above
party affiiatiau. ilis lifcs wufk and
character are a rich leEeeY % his fam
10. ourselves and this eammunltY. aasi
Ne his brothers ln tha midst e sen.
erAl serrow uft our voleae 20 bear wit
nrsa - the virtues % our departed
friend and brother.
- l. Mrtcad Roger = Greene. y.
y. ulalaa, Harold Prrsfoa. Eben Smith.
John Arthur Committee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
ARRESTED
FOUR MEMBERS or univER.
slTY cLEI CLUB MUST PAY
FOR GOOD TINE"

A special dispatch 90 the Star from
Spokane. today. says that Sheriff
Robert 4. Thomas df Ellensburg
followed the Guitar and Mandolin
club of the University OF Washing-
ton from that city TO Spokane. and
today TOOK four members into Gus
tody, claiming 10 hold warrants for
their ARREST
After about half an hour the young
men Agreed 20 pay any damages de-
rnanded nd were allowed 90 60.
They were accu~ed OF carrying
away billiard balls ard wine glasses
from zlppaper'a raloou and Pear
sons cafe at Eiienshurg on chrir'
nnnH eve. The college men claim
that the section was Caused by pcr
ponai suuiiy. and deny that any de-
unand for alleged damage was made
while they we're ~ FsItensburg. The
club left Seattle for concert tour
hast week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
UNIONS
SMELL 4
MOUSE
.4geE THAT LOCAL EMPLOY i.
ERs ARE WORKING TO DTS.
RuPr LABOR UNIONS

TIE action 81 the Seattle Nanufae-
tuners association. n passing resoiu.
tionH atFeuwiY ccudesnninE the boz
colt on the seattie Brewing 8 Mating
compAny's beer. may - IN reality the
action q tha s~attie EmpioyeTs aSso-
citation. an Aggregation - Seattle
firms Urganizsd her, ito mnnthz ago
b. col Carries A. Me=Kan q rrpfessu-
tAtiNe ~ President Parry - the Ma
tional Manufacturers Association.
This Organization. while fefmssi utfh
the esteusihie ssbject a. self prafecfiun
in raaiify aims principally % disrupt
organized iakaar. union men saT. They
clagE4 that rs purpose ~ first % re-
fus2 r. Teea@niae uniunS ard arcnnd
20 d. away $50 the union isbsl Ever
sines he boy 90 aKalDa, the Seattle
Pressing a Mating company hAA tseu
n force. ID has been uoised abest that
MaaaEfr Sweeney uas hrinx lacked
NJ - tiss laosi Employers aNsociA-
tions 9hh-h zfsuea % dtsf1ps orgas.szed
iAhor n SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
ENDORSES
THE PLAN
TIE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
CLUBS WILL ACT ON THE
CITY LABORATORY

The general conference committee 81
local Improvement ctuhs will hear the
report Of It's committee appointed 10
look into the sdyiaa biiity OF establish.
ina a city laboratory. AT meeting At
tho chamber 90 commerce Monday aft
srncon at 4 o'clock The committees
report strongly endorses the establish
msnt Of the laboratory and there n
every reason 10 believe that tho con-
ference committee will take a like
virw % the matter.
The question 81 erecting a combined
city hail ara court house will also he
considered. Several Of tho improve
ment clubs have advocated the prupo-
sitlon. passing resolutions 20 the ef-
feet that the question of issuing bonds
or the construction OF the building be
submitted TO the voters at the coming
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

ents arc almost useless. for few Of
them know enough about English to
write a.
The following letter from ono or
the very best OF the native curre
spondents. reproduced exactly az he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
WILL COUNT
THE VOTES

TIE reorganization committee ~ the
Western Csnffsi Labor unioa uaseta
tomorrow aftseaoon At o.rIssek Ia
~ alters hail Al that time the yatrs
Nhich have teen cast b. the various
aaiens for and AGAINST tha ne~ con
sututleu ard bylaws u The osntrAI
BODY all b. eaunted. II n runanrrd
that many negative votes wrre east
ard that Anetasr draft may have -
b. maze