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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-10
CHARTER
OF THE WALLACE LAKE LAND
AND ORCHARD co. LTD.

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all personally Known to me- whose names
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Inc name and style OF TINS corpora
ton IS hereby declared to be HE
NLLNCt LANE LAND AND OK
ICtAkD COMPANY, LlMl I'D, and
under such name and style 1t shall have
power 10 sue ana be sued; 10 nave ana
ENJOY corporate existence Tor period
ct n1nety-nl1le years from date hereof +,
To nave and use a corporate seal: t"
make bylaws Tor ITS government. and
same tn amend and change ut Its pleas
ure; and, III general, to do any and all
objects necessary or incidental to the
purposes for winch It IS organized.
ARTICLE u.
The objects and nprnose, If This cor
noration are hereby declared to he fine
nIantino and rrIt;v,tio, ~ orchards and
berry farms, the ,urcbose and sale Of
land and timber and the nnrcbase Of
lands for the purpose of cultivatine
same into orchards and berry farms,
and otherwise improving same, and the
sale of lands so improved, and further
for the carrying on OF such agricultural
pursuits As may be deemed advisable by
the board OF directors of the corpora
fuon, and, If the board of directors OF
the corporation deem 1t advisable to es-
tablish conmisSary, or commissaries,
on such lands and plantations as may
be acquired by said corporation. The
lands 10 be purchased for converting
same INTO orchards and berry farms, or
other agricultural purposes. to be in
Caddo parish. or such other parishes and
places III the State Of Louisiana as may
be selected by the board OF directors.
me d'in''ile OF TINS corporation IS
nt' epy liNe'i il shreveport Caduo rar-
,sn' LOUISIANA 0Hat'oh ana al o'her
'es'i process s''ai' ne served upon the
pi es''e'''' OF Il, MS absence at tIe once
q ''e e''porati'h' according to law
ARTICLE III.
TIE capital stock Of this corporation
il hereby fixed at ten thousand dollars
t$Iooooool. divided into one hundred
shares Of one hundred dollars $4,000
each; aud this corporation is authorized
TO begin business when three thousand
dollars (s3oeooo) Of said capital stock
shall have been subscribed and paid f1r
ID cash OF Its equivalent
All transfer. Of stock to be valid and
binding snail be made on tbe b9nts 81
the corporation and no transfer ii stock
sdaH he valid unless -nch stock be frstI
offered 20 Inc corporation and the iadl-
yidual stockholders thereof. 1t IFS thenI
market price. and the first option being
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Especial Washington letter.
rHE Democrats OF the house wen
notable victory in the fight
touching the La Toilette hill re.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-10

the death, disability or resignation of
these liqudators. or either of them. the
vacancy may be filled by the stockhcld-
ers at a meeting regularly called. ar. IN
the discretion Of the stockholders. the
affairs shall be conducted by the remains
ing liQuidator alone
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
UNDESIRABLE CLUB
FIGHTS ROOSEVELT
Organization to Work
Against Presidents Re
nomination and Election.

CHICAGO, April PA Chicago or
ganizatioE OF 5000 undesirable clu-
zens' is announced 10 have been formed
by g. T. FranckeI. national organizer
of the Mos er-Haywood Association OF
Labor UriJns The membership is
local. but promoters Of the organization
expect 10 establish branches every
where, and use the entire organizatiO
during the approaching Presidential
campaign Go defeat President Roose-
velts denomination. If possible. or his
reelection IL he is nominated The
association has issued "a cali Tor a pro
test meeting 10 be held here May 10.
The avowca purpose OF the organizers
is first to secure fair play" for The
miners awaiting trial. in Idaho Tor the
alleged murder of former Governor
Steuaenberg
They vii. invite the following speak
ers 10 address meetings ana present
the opposite sides OF the case: Press
dent Roosevelt, Eugene v Debs, Clar-
encc Darr)w, counsel for the miners
John Mitchell, president OF the United
Miners 0f America. and Samuel Comp
ers president OF the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. undesirable citizens"
VIII De requested to wear buttons, and
participate actively iu the elections All
'reformers" and political agitat0rs. ard
theorists arc eligible TO membership
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
FRENCH CAPITAL
CANNOT RARBOR
IRISH COLLEGE
British Government Civ
en- Notice by M. BRAND,
Minister of instruction.

PARIS. April I'm BRAND. minister
of public instruction, has notified the
British government that. IN consequence
of the separation Of church and state
law, it is proposed 20 suppress the Irish
College in Paris, which has existed Tor
three centuries
1t was founded by the Irish clerks. %
who. during the rcigns of Henry VIII
and Elizabeth, were forced to seek shell
ter i'm France on account of religious
persecution After having figured with
honor in various Paris colleges. they
obtained authority by letters patent 10
acquire the Old Lombard College, which
was at that time really "a part of the
university Of Paris.
Under the new law, Catholics cannot
be teaching bodies in France. and N
BRAND has proposed to the British gov
eminent 10 sell the college and Danish
the professors ami students. The pro-
ceeds will be placed i'm the per cents
and placed 20 the credit of the British
government
The Irish are greatly opposed 70 the
plan, saying that il means disaster as
well as a serious loss for them. as the
college consists of foundations bringing
in IL per cent They also claim that
the Irish College and its foundations
exist by virtue OF a kind Of minor CON
cordat between the French government
and the Irish Catholics. and that this
can only be broken by consent OF both
parties concerned
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
COMPOSER MASCAGNI
SUED FOR $1,000

BERLIN, April 1.-THE news comes
from Vienna that Pietro Mascagni. the
famous italian composer. who had such
painful experiences in America not long
ago Is i'm trouble again. The authorities
have seized TIE proceeds of a concert
al which he conducted to satisfy the
claim OF Frau 5osa VIII. who says the
maestro owes her an indemnity of $1,000
Mlscagni. when he was last in the
Austrian capital. four years ago, stated
that DE would pay $500 for a suitable
Hbret-o for a new opera. Frau VIII
showed him a librettO entitled Irene
iii Spillepbergh3." with which the com
poser was very pleased and promised
70 have it translated and compose the
music
Mascagri took the manuscript TO Italy
with him. leaving Frau VIII without a
copy Since then she has been unable
70 get any word from him about the
opera. and until he came to Vienna
could not even find his whereabouts
Now that ne came within her reach.
The lady sought legal aid and sued him
for 5000 damages Unul this IS paid
her lawyers have a claim on the pro-
cceds of The concert
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
AMERICAN HOSTS
N LONDON SEASON

LONDON, April 27.-Society people
who are now returning 10 town do not
attempt to disguise the fact that The
coming LondCE season win be very
dun one anG VIII depend entirely for
gayeties on the Americans in town.
The stock exchange in some mysteri-
Gus way always eNerts an influence Oh
all entertainments and not for many
years have brokers and jobbers been
so short or money
The result win be an American seq
son headed by Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
who VIII entertain maeniacently at Dor
chester House. Mrs. Potter Palmer.
Mrs. Harold Barring. Consuelo Duchess
of Manchester;~-M Mrs. Ronalds. Mrs
Queia HarCourt, and Mrs Walter Burns
viii he the chief American entertainer
James Macdonald is back In town
but is sim very iu. and 81 Is doubtful
whether his wife VIII be able 10 con-
tinue her splendid inequalities ia
CadcSau Square.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
GRAND DUKE SPONSOR
FOR AMERICAN CHILD

CANNES, April 27-In "a drawing
room of the villa Cambria. which was
decorated with beautiful flowers for
the occasion. the Grand Duke Michael
stood sponsor for the baby girl of Mr..
and Mrs. Armar Saunderson. The child
received the name OF lydia Ann. The
grand duke gave his little godchild a
complete table set In silver.
Others present were Mrs. Graef and
Mr.. John Saundcrson, Mrs Spreckels.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, Countess Torby.
Mrs and Miss Lord AIR anu Mrs. r.
L. Churbeque Boeye Mrs. Chauncey
McKeever. and Mrs. Low
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
.INVULNERABLE BOAT
CLAIMED FOR NAVY
Business Section of Sub
Surface Torpedo Vessel
Far Under Water.

The construction board Of the navy
viii begin official tests al Newport on
Tuesday OF a strange new lighting craf5
the sub-surface torpedo boat
There are two distinct huIs connect
ed by a waist with the engines, steer
ing gear. torpcd"es and torpedo tubes
beneath the surface, out Of sight and out
OF the reach Of danger. The upper huE
Is float providing buoymcy and en-
ablins the boat 10 navigate. II is di-
vidcd into separate compartments filed
with cellulose, which VIII expand when
ever q compartment is bit by shell
and rhe water reaches it,
IT'S Inventor. Clarence T.. Burger, a
civil engineer. declares that il is ss-
3erlor 10 a submarine boat in that il
VAL be able to go 10 sea alone. hold e
steady vision % she enamy. maintain as
great speed as " enty knots and Is
invulnerabie because its vitals are near
y five feet under the water line.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
.CORBETT SHOWS
He HAS PUNCH
Had Young Erne in Bad
Way in Last
Round.

PHILADELPHIA, april E.-Young
COrbett, who has has mete0ric career
Ia the ring, surprised his friends and
critics here tonight Tn "a sIashing six
round fight with Young Erne. after
being the receiver general for five
ROUNDS. heAcame back in the sixth and
drove the Philadelphia all over the
ring with left and right hand sIsashes
20 the body and jaw
Erne wore q worried look at the on
slaughL and seemed real glad when the
hnal beI ungled.
Erue is unusually clever. He had the
advantage OF height. reach and coudi-
ton, and Dec used all three 20 a good
purpose 10 the first five rounds. He car
Ued COrDeu along M terrific pace.
and gave the doughty Denverite the
jabbing Of MS career CorJett took it
an. and came back for more.
his finish in the sixth round bordereI
on the sensational AS soon as the bell
rang be rushed out of his corner and
gave Erne no quarter. lie banged the
Philadelphia lightweight AROUND from
one side OF the ring t0 the other. ana
Erue could DO naught but cover up.
once or twice he attempted 90 fight
back, but Corbett rained such "a storm
Of LETT and right swings on his jaw and
ribs, that he could DO little c0unLerlng.
Ii was Eues night on points. but Cor
bett was cheered 90 the echo for his
great showing and remarkable finish.
He deserved all the appreciation he re-
ceiyed. The crowd OF sports agreed that
he is far from being "a complete has
f..a, 10 seemed =f--rrr-- - q the finish
but his Judgment of distance was not
of the best as he missed many vicious
swings. any OF which. had it landed on
the right spot. would have ended the
contest then and there.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
CAPTAIN BROOKS CHAIRMAN
BATTLE CEMETERY DAY

AT recent meeting Of the thirty
ninth annual cncampment OF Tee De-
uartment or TIE Potomac of the Grand
Army Republic. Capt. Newton 81.
Brooks, past commander, chieG OF for
eign malls FOR the PostOnice Depart
meut o. -he United States. was select
ed as chairman Of the ceremonies 20
Bc nyld al BE tale Cemetery. M-N 60
Louis T. SIbcmakc-. who has been
vice chairman several years. has Deen
selected To fiji that position on .his &C.
Casiou. and Gc has been authorized by
Chairman Brooks 10 proceed with th-
selection a. suitable committees and az
range the details OF the ceremonies
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

prosecution i'm New York / am going
u tEat city Ibis afternoon"
Williams Record.
According to reports from New York.
Captain Williams" hoated $50, O00. 600
scheme TO operate railroad system In
Long Island on rights of way that later
were declared worthless; organized a
company that issued $4,000 worth Of
gold bonds in another railroad enter
prise, which is repudiated tried to get
capitol to back n scheme he had for
digging a Panama canal; organized an
other railroad company with a half
million dollars capital stock. which
never panned out; was short nearly
N,co) IN accounts with the Government
while in charge of "a United States
transport; used the names OF August
Belmont and other well-lnown financiers
without their consent to give prestige TO
his schemes, and left a. TRAN of debts
among brother officers in tne army and
wcll-known people in New NorR and
Washington. who became ready victims
of his pleasant manners and schemes,
Although the prisoner gave his name
us Walter r. Williams" and registered
at the Ed0uard as 20. IT. Williams" fl
was said at the Edouard last night that
it was known that his clothing was
marked wv. p, Williams"
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
LAND GRANTS TO RAILROADS.

The FIRST railroad land grant was that
given 10 the Illinois Central railroad
In 1850 The Pacific roads, however.
have been By far the largest bened-
ciaries OF The Government in the mat
ter OF subsidies Ia 1862 the Government
advocated The building or roads 20 con-
meet the middle West with the Pacific
coast for political strategical purposes
and tho amount of lands granted o. the
various Ps-irr roads during the period
from ls62 20 1870 has been estimated NJ
about l5joJ9yUJ aCres.-Vau Norden's
Ma sazine.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
METHODIST MISSIONARY
MARRIES PRESBYTERIAN

Miss Sadie Belle Harbaugh. formerly
of this city, who was sent hy the CON
gregation of Mt Vernon Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, about ten years
ago. as missionary TO Korea. was re-
Gently married i'm Seoul, Korea, 20 Dr.
Jesse Watson Hirst, Of Philadelphia;
PA. Dr. Hirst has for some years been
Cd member Of The Korean Mission Of the
Presbyterian Church at that place They
will reside at the Severance Hospital
Compound. outside the Great South
Gate. Seoul, Korea.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
SUGGESTS SAND LOT
FOR PLAYGROUND

J. II Scheuck, OF the Fredonia Hotel.
II, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest. has sent q communi-
cation 20 the Commissioners SUGGESTING
the locating OF a sand uiIe In Franklin
Square for the children 90 play iu He
suggests that "a portion OF the $1,000
appropriated by CouEress for public
p!ay grounds be applied To establish
I-is sand pile. which he assures the
Commissioner viii be appreciated by
the little tots IS wei as beneficial to
their health
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
BIG BALLOON FLIGHT
PUT OFF BY WEATHER

Officers Of The Signal Corps OF the
army received "a telegram Iate yester-
day afternoon from Capt. Charles De T..
Chandler. az 81 Louis. saying that ow-
ing TO unfavOrable weather conditions
the balloon flight for Washington was
not attempted yesterday IL was post
poued tiu tomorrow, when u Is hoped
that conditions may be more favorable
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
FAIRBANKS MODEST
ABOUT PRESIDENCY

CHICAGO. April 27.-Vice President
Charles W. Fairbanks delivered an adj
dress today at the Iowa state College,
at Ames, Iowa, in celebration OF Ulysses
s. Grants birthday. He vii attend a
banquet tonight, and viii return TO Chi
cago tomorrow. leaving Tor indianapolis
In the evening.
AS to being a candidate for the Presi-
dency. he said:
THAT matter is IN the haSds Of my
friends At present * seems TO be the
East against the West. and the West
should be successful"
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
ROOSEVELT IS GROWING,
SAYS GENERAL DURBIN

Roosevelt is erowsa IN Indiana. but
Vice President Fairb -~-,s VIII have the
delegates 81 he is candidate, said
General Dur5in. former governor of the
Hoosier state at che New Willard last
night General Durbin said he did not
want O. see any fdcioual iEnt for dele
gates lD Indiana. agd he thought the
state would be- "a unit for the Vice
President should Mr. Fairbanks am
nounced himself a candidate for the
Presidency.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
RAILROADS DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST MONTGOMERY

The Montgomery Freight Bureau has
fled complaint with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, charging that the
Louisville and Nashville. and fifteen
other roads are discriminating against
that city .n favor OF Mobile, Birmins-
ham. and Pensacola. in shipments from
OHIO and Mississippi river crossings.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
WORK IS STOPPED
ON UNION STATION

a 5urisdicuoual question between the
brickiayers and the tie and rOOfers
union over certain work on tie New
Union station caused seventy-fve brick
layers 10 walk out Thursday evening al
the close of work for the day. and the
men who walked out say they viii not
go back until the matter is adjusted iu
accordance with tine views of the Brick
layers Union. Since last TnurEIav The
work on The station has been practically
at a standStil
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
HEEL BONE FRACTURED

While working on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad yiaduct. at New York
avenue, Yesterday afternoon. John
CLASH. colOred. fifty years Old Of 6
Acker street northeast. had the heel
bone IN his left foot fractured. He
was taken 90 the Casualty Hospital
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
HARRY THAW'S SISTER
ON WAY TO EUROPE

NEW YORK. April 27.-Air and Mrs.
George l.. Carnegie. the latter sister
Of Harry Thaw. sened today for Eu
rope rhey were passengers on the
Philadelphia, bound for Paris. and will
stay abroad, il is understood. until
Thaw IS again placed on trial for mis-
life
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
RECONSTRUCTION GOVERNOR
OF Georgia is DEAD

ALBION. n. y. April g7.-Rufus z.
Eullock died here today er the old
family homestead. He was seventy-tbree
years OF age. and leaves one son. Free
man Bullock OF Omaha, end a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Leo2ard Kendall. of Green
wich. n. =
Mr. Bullock was governor OF Georgia
during the period Of reconstruction. His
wife died two years ago.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
SEN. F0RAKER'S BROTHER
DIES AT AGE OF FlFTY-TWO

CINCINNATI Ohio. April 27.-James
r. Foraker. hfty-two years old. brother
of Senator Joseph B. Foraker. died
this afternoon az his residence i'm this
city, after "a lingering illness.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Accuses Cassidy Cook.

All OF my recent trouble is due TO
the persecution of one Cassidy G.. Cook
a former Cincinnati attorney, who has
been my nemesis. and has followed me
reloHtlessly from place 90 place, black
cning my character and causing talse
charges To De made against me.
81 met Cook first 20 the Hotel Cham
berlin at Fort Monroe, I'm 1892. He
wanted me 10 obtain him tr1nsporta-
ton 20 Cuoa, and DE said he was en-
deavoring e. dispose OF "a number of
valuable Spanish coins. 7 lost trace OF
him until May, 1856. when I met him IN
Washington. whore I went 90 settle
some accounts with the Navy Depart
ment in reference to the transport
Panama Cook told me that he was
stopping a. the Chevy Chase Inn. and
said he was trying 10 set am option on
q house owned by Senator NcwIauds
/ helped him i'm this matter. and did
cot see him again until the following
year. when I met him i'm New York.
Il had deposited q box filed with
Government vouchers, family letters.
and contracts for the construction with
the South SHORE Traction Company. Of
Ions Island. This box was taken
am sure. by Cook. who. with these
papers IN ris possession, proceeded to
blaclSmau me. &c sold much OF the I'M
formation he obtained from my private
papers TO newspapers, and this led 10
The numerous publications which re-
flected upon nav character. Ny ieai-
iuga with the South Shore Traction
Company were ail honorable. ana nay
plans vouiJ have been carried 10 sue
gDecFuT com motion hint for I,.r-r- ..,.-
ton. To show that I have Eo fear of
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Included in this sale are many Of
the best and finest Instruments Of
various makes such as Chickeriug,
steinway, Behning, Marshall s. Wen
den, Foster, Price Sc Teeple, Cote.
Brewster, Knabe, Bradbury, Sherwood,
and many others. Most all of them are
new those that have been used or
show the slightest signs of shopwear
are priced and sold accordingly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-22

z. " Jenkins. Of Durango, arrived
In the city last night.
, =. Hyde. Jr-. Of Putnam. \. NJ.
vas IN arrival ~ Albuquerque last
night
Wanted. Position as saIesiady Or
private secretary. Address W. care
Journal N2z
r g. Parmley. a civil engineer Of
suwanee. y NJ. arrived in the city
lass night
Home made aprons FOR sale during
the afternoon Of Nov. - a. the Pres
bEteriau church p~arlOrs.
Colorado and Wyoming railroad prf-
waite car. Sunshine. passed through the
cts last night en- route TO III Paso.
H. ". Jacobs. assistant superinfend-
enf Of motive power for the santa Fe
railway arrived here last night from
Topeka.
Remember the day n late Of the
Presbyterian ladies' Dutch lunch and
dinner Friday, November %. Price.
80 cents.
Rev. J. NJ Sollie, for some time pas
tor Of the Highland Methodist church.
has returned 10 Albuquerque for an
indefinite stay.
T.. F. Ye0. travelling passenger agent
for the Pennsylvania lines. with head
quarters OF Denver, Colo. was q Wis .
itDr here Yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-22
LACK THE KlSSER" AT
THE CRYSTAL THEATER
Newest Moving Picture NJ Popular
Playhouse T. a S~idc-spinter aud a
Continued Serean-This Weeks At
fractions.

Jack the Kisser" Is the attraction
at the Crystal theater this week. IL
should be explained for the benefit Of
timOrous lady patrons that Jack does
his Os%culatory stunts in a moving pic
ture and there is no danger TO the
audience. The career Of Jack and his
final expiatiOns form one continuous
sid|e-Hplitting scream and no one
should miss seeing his adventures. The
film runs about fifteen minutes.
Several improvements were noted
in the change Of bill at III Crystal
last night. The Cutters, soprano and
tenor vocalists. did some very high
singing. solos and medley duets.
Mr. Joe Scottfs pleasing voice was
heard 10 good advantage In the Illus
sons Wont You BE Ny
Honey" Harry Dewey and his mas
terpiece, Professor Fowler. the Hyp-
Mr.. Dewey makes a very
clever Cincinnati Dutchman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-22
SNAPS
List of Odds
and Ends We
WISH TO
CLEAN UP


Ten tracts OF garden truck and or
chard lands OF from 5 to 20 acres
eaeh. under good bitches. Mile and
a haf from city. only > to q per
acre Similar land elsewhere in the
sssritory Is selling at from S125 to
twenty choice 50-foot lots In Uni
Fersity Heights from ; to s100 each.
Six beautiful "clOse IN" residence
lots in Perea Addition. including two
corners. $3.50 10 s275 each.
SIX dandy Close in" lots In Grant
tract city water, etc. $3.50 to $500
seven fine lo's on Bopevmoop
Row Central avenue, from $3.50 to
$3.50 each.
Three residence lots in Duran &
Alexander Addition. Granite avenue
between Third and Fourth streets.
3l0O To $3.50 each
Four semi-business lots. corner
FIRST street and Roma venue 800
10 $500 each.
RffIh bbSiHeSS lots on copper ave-
nue.. Including corner. $500 up.
ssss
one extra choice business lot on
Central avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. $1,000.
one good brick residence and three
so foot lots In Eastern Addition.
only s1,250.
ssss
one small brick residence and two
30 foot lots in Eastern Addition. only
$3.50.
TERMS-One-han. cash, balance
within one year.
TITLES - Perfect. abstract fur
III you wish telephone your address
10 IA office and We will call with
an automobile and shcV you around.
No. see.
Surety Investment Co.
Albuquerque and Co.
.Broadway Land and Investment Co.
University Heights Improvement Co.
ID. X. u. SELLERS. Manager.
Rooms 2 me II. Cromwell
Building, over f. L. WASH
burn cos Store.