The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-25


H H. c. Wedemeyer, 2. Roehm, Fc'nk>
Serwich. Ben Phelps, Abe kirsch L. w.
Huckins, r II. Ward, RI. K. S1ube, W.
NJ. Steele, y. Grosjean, A. J. Frantic
A. w. Cheesman and T. c. Butler dlrec-
tors. who shall hold their respective Of
fees as crowded.
The said Board Ct Directors Snail have
full, control of The property o& the com
pany. and shall SO condua, s1anage and
use the same as in their discretion they
may deem fit. and that is eonsistern with
the objects # ahis association: they
shall have the power ana AUTHORITY b.
appoint all agents, employees, sersants
and clerks as they may deem necessary
for conducting the afa4rs Il tho COM
pany: fix heir compensation, Germ OF
service, witA the nglrt 90 dismiss them
al said boards pleasure; and tie SAID
board shan have Ne RICH. 70 tx and de-
termine DC salaries % the secretary;
and the right 70 frame and ado1a such
bylaws. A1les and regulations as Hc
business and affairs q A1e c(epor&1on
may require.
ARTICLE W.
A. "a meetings Of tiis Association on
the Board Of Directors, each e1nnber
shall have one vote, ana no proxy shah
be permitted or recognized
| A general meeting Of this Association
I>shall be held sixty days after each annual
Carnival, for the consideration II such
business as may be submitted. and eor
the election Of directors as NrOvlde3
i Meetings Of the Association s1ay be
called by the president, in his absence by
the acting president, at any time he may
deem it necessary; or on the written e.
quest of three members, notice Of which
shall be given in one or mote local
newspapers, al least seven days previous
| to said meeting, and in which shall be
specified the purpose Of said meeting.
ARTICLE VII.
= This Charter may be changed, modl-
fed or amended, or this corporation may
q be dissolved, at a general meeting OF
' the stockholders convened for that pur-
r pose, with the assent of three fourths OF
0 the members present at such meeting.
Notice of such meeting shall be given
: by the ten days prior publication, pro-
2 vided that such meeting may be sooner
:, held and said notice waived by the unan'
2 imous consent of the Association.
4 In case of the dissolution or teTmina-
E ton of this corporation, either by llmlta
e ton of its charter or from any cause, it:
d affairs shall be liquidated and wound III
$ by three commissioners, selected from
4 the stockholders, with like assent, and a
r a meeting called for that purpose, a:
d set forth in this article.
dI Said commissioners shall remain il
IS Office until the affairs of said corporation
shall have been fully liquidated, and il
e case of the death or inability of one o.
n more of said commissioners to act, the1
n the remaining members or member shall
tcontinue to act.
IS ARTICLE VIII.
IL No member of this Association shall
be held liable or responsible for the con
70 tracts or faults thereof in any furthe
sum or amount than his unpaid balanc
due the Association nor: shall any infor
n mality in the organization have the ef
&c feet of annulling the charter Or creatin
~ greater responsibility, or exposing
al member to any liability beyond the TN
a. paid balance of his subscription
- This done and passed at my office o
:: this 18th day of April, 1905, in the pres
ence of J. P. Flournoy, ST., and J. N
Warnock, competent witnesses, VIII
" hereunto sign their names together wit
the said parties, and me, notary, ate
!. lreading the whole
~ T. E. SCHUMPERT.
80 CHAS. C. McCLOUD.
" HERMAN R. STRUBE.
=. HANS J. MEYER.
~ A. R. HOLCOMBE.
= SAMUEL DREYFUSS.
=: J. New. FORD.
HOMER JORDAN.
~ HARRY ENRICH.
F. LEONARD POOLEY.
H. H. C. WEDEMEYER.
F. G. SNYDER.
oy L. WOLFF.
u ALT w. CHEESMAN.
II JOHN P. SCOTT.
!" WILL NJ STEELE.
NO J. w. PEYTON.
Il A. J. FRANTZ.
III V. GROSJEAN,
BEN A. PHELPS.
ANDREW QUERIES.
g. ABE KIRSCH.
''u L. w. HUCKINS.
~ PERRY ROEHM.
Gu LEVEL C. BUTLER.
ny L. NJ. LEVINSON.
FRANK SERWICH.