The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-02-10

on the first Monday of December OF
each succeeding year, each share 10 De
entitled to one vote. to be cast ny the
owner personally or under his written
proxy to another shareholder, a
majority of the votes cast electlng.
All vacancies occurring or the Board
shall be filled by the Board from
among the stockholders.
ARTICLE XII.
There shall be a Secretary and a
Treasurer to be elected by the Board
of Directors. the Secretary shall re
ceive such salary as may be deter
minsd by the shareholders at their
annual meeting: they shall be removal
BILE by the Board for cause. The
Treasurer shall furnish bond W tn
solvent security for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties. The amount
of the bond to be fixed by the Board
and the same to be approved and
accepted by them. The Treasurer
shall deposit the monies of the AsSO-
citation in a Bank named by the Board
of Directors.
ARTICLE XIII.
This Charter may be changed. mOdi-
fed or altered. or this corporation
may be dissolved by and with the
express assent of three-fOurths of the
stockholders. at a special meeting of
said stockholders called for that pur-
pose by ten days previous notice by
mail. stating the object of the meeting.
ARTICLE XIV.
No ~infOrmality in the organization
of this corporation shall have the
effect of annulling this charter or
expose any shareholder to any liabi-
lily beyond the unpaid balance on his
stock.
ARTICLE XIV.
The several offices as above men,
toned in this charter shall be respec-
lively filled until the next regular
election for same by the following
named incOrpOratOrs. to wit:-That of
President by Albert f. Woodley:
Vice-President by JOS. f.. Pellerin:
Secretary by Hamilton B. Hawkins:
and Treasurer by Willie Williams.
ARTICLE XVI.
Any member of this corporation who
may hereafter wish to withdraw shall
communicate his intention to that
effect. in writing to the Board of
Directors, at least thirty days in ad-
vance. Any shareholder withdraw
ing within n year after entering the
Association shall receive the amount
paid in by him less his prorata of ex-
penses for the year: any shareholder
withdrawing year after entering
the Association shall receive only ten
per cent of the profits of his share.
upon the books of the Association and
by the issuance of a new certificate
therefor. for which a charge of ten
cents shall be made.
ARTICLE XVII.
All applications for stock shall be
presented to the Board of Directors
for approval.
ARTICLE XVIII.
At the dissolution of this corpora
ton by limit of time, by consent or
its affairs shall be liquida-
ted under the supervision of three
commissioners from among the stock
holders to be selected for that purpose
power to sell all assets of whatever
convey full and complete title thereto,
payment therefor and gen.
to do and perform all acts
for a faithful and complete
and liquidation of it's
affairs.
Thus done, executed and signed be-
fore me, and in the presence of Charles
NJ. ParkersOn and Samuel r. Parker
son, two competent witnesses, who
sign their names with said appearers
IN the date first above mentioned.
The following named appearers not
knowing how to sign make their Or
binary marks.
(Signed) ALBERT f. WOODLEY
his
HENRY x ROBERTSON
mark
JOSEPH DUGAs
ADAM FIGARO
JESSY COUCH
H. B. HAWKINS
ALCIDE BABINEAUx
JOS. BOUDREAUx
JOS. f. PELLERIN
JOSEPH HAYS
F. HAMS
ALEX DUvERGERS
A. p. MOUTON
Witnesses-C. NJ. ParkersOn s. r.
ParkerSOn.
CHAs. D. CAFFEEY,
Notary Public.
Filed and recorded same date, Jan.
J, 1904, Book Miscellaneous Acts page
1913.
F. X. HOPKINS,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
A true copy of the original on file
md of record in my Office.
Attest this January p, 1904.
F. X. HOPKINS,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
Demand Of Administration.