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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02
MAY 2, 1909.
Cupid'S Little Game

Puddleton- on-Sea for the occasion, and
enjoyed it thoroughly, squatting on
the grass before them.
There was only a week to complete
many matters, but it was a week OF
great love and devotion, and at last
the dread day of parting came.
Dudley called and saw Col and Mrs.
Egerton, and obtained their consent to
an engagement, and he left Brat with
Dolly to become a general faVor1te and
much-spoiled pet, dearly beloved by MS
mistress.
On the blacklist of all black days
Dolly went with Dudley to the P. and
o. boat, and was very brave and sweet,
but we must draw a veil over all they
said and did that sad parting hour. 1t
is too sacred. Poor Dolly went nome
with red eyes and an aching heart, to-
gether with a beautiful half-hoop dia-
mond ring on the third finger of her left
hand, and her boys dear, parting words
ringing IN her ears
"Only a little while, Dolly dear
only little while"
The weeks flashed by. Letters came
which she read and treasured night and
morning. She assiduously devoured the
newspapers. She saw that the mail boat
had reached Bombay and that troops
were being moved up to the frontier
with all speed.
She questioned the colonel and
learned all about it; and he never tired
of talking on the subject, for they were
very fond of Dudley
All the while she ate her sad little
heart out in loneliness and nameless
terror.
Then letters ceased, and for weeks
no mention was made in the papers of
trouble at the frontier, and somehow
Dolly fancied that matters had ceased
to be serious and began to cheer up
little.
One morning Colonel Egerton opened
his paper and glanced at the headlines
while Dolly poured out his tea and
brought it round to him
"Hallo!" he cried. Listen to this
Dolly. Hard fighting in the Chitral
Complete destruction of tribesmen.
British victories Hurrah! that's good
news. By Jove! it must have been stiff
work, though. The little men were
hard at it here. I wonder if"
Suddenly he stopped. His eye had
caught sight of something that troubled
him.
you wonder what?" asked Mrs.
Egerton.
Dolly stood with her hands extended
looking fiXedly at him, deathly white,
with terror written in every line of her
face.
Uncle, what is it? Tell me. I know
something has happened. Let me see."
She sprang toward him, and snatched
the paper from his hand. The old man
sat motionless, dumb with shock
Hard Fighting in the Chitral.
Complete Destruction of Tribesmen.
British Victory.
Serious Losses:
Four Officers and 80 Men Killed, 20 Officers
and 1870 Men Wounded.
MANY deeds of great gallantry are
reported, but none more consp,c Gus
than that of Capt. Braithwait, Third
Goorkhas, who with great bravery,
rescued three comrades surrounded by
the enemy, and himself fell, victim
to the spears of the tribesmen."
Dolly fell back into a schair with a
gasp of agony, and covered her face
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02

-Four Officers and 81 Men Killed, % Officers
and 1870 Men Wounded.
MANY deeds of great gallantry are
reported, but none more conspic Gus
than that of Capt. Braithwait Third
Goorkhas, who, with great bravery,
rescued three comrades surrounded by
the enemy, and himself fell a victim
to the spears of the tribesmen."
Dolly fell back into a schair with
gasp of agony, and covered her face
with her hands, while Brat came
bounding onto her lap and licked her
face in the intensity of his sympathy.
All that day she lay in her room
Frustrated with grief. The good colonel
did everything in his power to comfort
her, but he knew only too well the
truth of the report. He went to the
war office, and made the strictest in
quiries, but no further news had come
to hand, so he returned to his home,
trying vainly to buoy himself up with
the hope that it might be a false re-
port.
So serious was Dollys condition that
a doctor had to be called in, and he
shook his head omniously when he
heard the cause.
"She must not be told any further
bad news, colonel I won't answer for
the consequences If she is"
what on earth are we to do? Capt
Braithwait's killed, that is certain, and
the sooner she realizes the truth, poor
child, the better"
Don't tell her yet, it's not wise;
when she's stronger"
but if she asks for details?'
Say you have none. Put it down to
the authorities"
So they did, and poor Dolly slowly
came round, but it was weeks before
she was we'll enough to get up and go
about her old ways. The colonel could
not make enough of her During the
time of her illness letters had arrived
from India, and Mrs Egerton put them
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
EXCURSION TO CAPITAL.
0peIeusas. Gulf 3 Southeastern Railroad WIFI
Bring Crowd TO Baton Rouge Tomorrow.

Only n dollar to go to Baton
Rouge and return, tomorrow
That ought to fetch a crowd for
yer.
It Is about the cheapest excursion
ever given from 0pelousas, and as
there are many of our residents who
have never seen the capitol of the
State on account Of the roundabout
way BY which it was reached ii the
past, there is no donbt but that there
will be a reeord-breaking crowd.
The excursion is given by the Oh
Gee to Melville, and from there to
Baton Rouge on the Texas & Pacific.
It's starting point ia Crowley, leaving
there at 6 a. M, and reaching Opel
ousas at 7:45. The fare from Crow
ley, RaYne, Church Point and Lewis
burg is $3.50, and from 0pelousas
and Port Barre 81. The train does
not stop after leaving Port Barre, go
ing through to Baton Rouge, arriving
there at 1890, and leaving for the
return trip at 6 p. m.
Separate coaches for white and
colored.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Thirty days nriar

Thirty days priar notieAa
ing shall be given hv saea me
any newspaper iii this 1870 y
private notice mailed * Aa
holder by the seeretarv ssA ssouk
In case of dissolntion rs
" snls corporation either by Im5s
y we ehaFteF or from saFs@
lIquloation Of ITS affairs shklI IS N
guctea py three commissioner sssss
from the stockholders wiE6 IE
ana AZ 9 meeting called sOT ss
pose as above set forth ia this kss
Wnlcn commissioners shall Fas
ounce until the affairs IN shs 800 ia
ton shall have been YiilIv ss
ana IN the event OF The dsash
more OF said commissioner KY g
yIvor or survivors shall ean NJ
ARTICLE VIE
NO stockho1der ~ this
shall ever be held siahIe "a
tracts OF faults thereof. IN ssv s.
sum than the unpaid balanss +.
company on the shares of ssas
scrlbed to or owned BY Rim. n6F s6
any lnformality in or9aniaaaas
the effect Of rendering 6ischsgfss @Mg
or exposing any s~tocgholdaF * ~
liability beyond Ehe unpsIa
his stock.
Ihus done and signed, Sd ansloasss
LA. on the day, month sid gaaF
agoye written ia the presence 81
M. Garland ana Victor Sssllg. eoas
tent witnesses, who sign ksfsa,
gether with the said parties. ana M
Notary, after due reading d "a Hhoie
v. H. sibH
Alex. Ssela
jos aNe
Felix Sicily
frank Rresas
D Slbills
Aaron Perry.
witnesses Harry ~. araa
tor Sicily.
[seaLl DUDLEY euILgBA
maF&7 Notarv Pubic.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Grand Coteau.

Miss Linda Barry is visiting rela
tives in Opelousas.
Drs. 3. S. Barry and {. {. Tarlton
attended the meeting Of the Parish
Medical Society in 0pelousas Thurs
day.
Judge j. A. Smith and Constable
|0'Brien Elmer were in 0pelousas
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Mouton, Mrs. A. d
Martin and Mr.. B. H. Barry were
visitors of Lafayette this past week
Misses Julie and Alice Petetin are
spending sometime in Lafayette with
their sister, Mrs. ]. G. Barry.
Messrs. Fred Mouton, 3. ". and j.
]. Barry and Mrs. J. j. Barry and
Miss /. Richard took in the excursion
to Beaumont.
Messrs. 3. E. Carroll and w. M.
Upton paid a business trip to Lafa-
yette last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Richard and
FAMILY, Of Jennings, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Trotter and son, of Crowley,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
6. Brinkhaus Sunday.
Dr.. T. 7. Tarlton left Sunday for
New Orleans.
Mrs. 7. Hebert is visiting relatives
in Crowley.
Miss Eleanor TarIton returned
home Friday after visiting relatives
in the Crescent City. VIOLET.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24

randier, MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Carriere,
Mrs. j. Franklin schell, Mr.. Louder,
Mr.. NuchoIls, Mr.. and Mrs. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Ferris, DR.. and Mr.. w. R.
Boudreau, DR.. and Mrs Fl. Fitzpatrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Hanley, Mrs.
P. TankeL Mr.. and Mrs. o. &. Ortego,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Chas. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Crawford, Nh. and Mrs. Kirt Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Plonsky, Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb Quirk, MIR. and Mrs. A.
W. Bittle, Mr.. and Mrs. Quirk Nc
CaFery, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdy Nc
Gallery, Mrs. Paul Dupre, Mrs. Henry
Lourey, Miss Hattie Cooke, Mrs. Jack
Block, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar MeIancon,
Mrs. Oscar Laeombe.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
GOODTIME FOR RED men
in DONALDSONVILLE
The Best Meeting in the History Of The Order
vas Held Last week in Kick Sims Town.
ALEXANDRIA NEXT PLACE
For State R~eeilng...The Opelousas Lodge WILL
Wake Strenuous Effort to Again Take the
Trail In EFsfWhiTe style.

The 0pelousas delegation to the
Great Council of the Improved Order
of Red Men held at DonaldsonvilIe
last week on their return home say
that the occasion was one Of the best
and most largely attended in the
history of the order.
The local delegates were P. l..
Asher, Past Great Sachem; R. NJ. Col
trim, Great Keeper of Wampum, and
Il. H. Mornhinyeg, Member Of the
Board of Appeals.
The convention was held on the
12th, 18th and 18th, our delegates
arriving in Do~naIdsonville on the 11th.
Among the entertainments ten
dered the Indians were a moonlight
dance Monday night, a banquet Tues
day evening and a visit to the magni-
fcent public school of that town, the
Superintendent of Public Education
having ~graciously accorded the schol-
ars a half day holiday for the young
ideas to get a chance Of seeing tame
Indians. The school building is a.
handsome structure, accommodating
six hundred pupils at present. There
the Red Men were entertained with
songs by the Glee Club, an organiza-
tion of the school, and treated to the
sight Of seeing the building emptied
Of pupils in one minute forty seconds
BY means Of the fire drill.
The children took a fancy to the
Red Men, and it is probable that if
their enthusiasm can be kept up until
they attain the age that will admit
them into the secrets of the Red Men,
Donaldsonville will be able to boast
of a large Indian population.
The competitive degree work be-
tween Monroe, Baton Rouge and Dom
aldsonyille was highly interesting, the
prize -four tepees) being won by
Baton Rouge.
The next meeting will be held in
Alexandria.
The Great Chiefs elected are:
Great Sachem, Emile Louis, New
Orleans; Great Senior Sycamore, John
]. Mullin, Monroe; Great Junior Saga
more, Alfred Gwynn, Brusly Landing;
Great Chief of Records, r. g. Dubro-
ca. Baton Rouge; Great Keeper of
Wampum, Louis Boston, Donaldson
vile; Great Prophet, Robert Mogel,
New Orleans; Great Representative,
Geo. A. TreadWell. New Orleans; Great
Sannap, @. Melancon, Luther; Great
Mishinewa, Tim Ralahon, DeRidder
Great Guard Of Wigwam, H. II. Kline,
New Orleans; Great Guard Of Forest,
Wen Weinbach, Slidell.
0pelousas Tribe, once one Of the
most powerful in the State. promises
to work back to its old glory, and an
effort in that direction IS now being
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Episcopal ~Vestrymen.

On Easter Monday the following
gentlemen were elected as the Vestry
of the Church of the Epiphany to
serve Tor the ensuing year: Senior
Warden, I H. Cain; Junior Warden,
B. r. Splane; Vestrymen, Dr.. R. A.
Davis, Or. B. a. Litten, Fl. K. Whit
tington, John N. Ogden, j.. w. Jor-
dan, Harry Flanders and Augustus H.
Garland.
The two Wardens, with Messrs. Og-
den. Flanders and Jordan, were elect
cd to represent the parish as lay del
egates, at the council of the Diocese.
which assembled in Christ Church
Cathedral, New Orleans, April 81.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Article /.

The name ana 1.-THE Of the said cor
poration shall be aThe Sibille Telephone
Company Limited and its domicile is
hereby fixed IN the Village OF Sunset,
ST. Landry parish, La and under its
said corporate name said corporation
shall have power TO contract, sue and be
sued, to make and use a corporate seal,
and the same to break and alter at
pleasure, and do all things permitted BY
law, necessary to carry out its objects
and purposes: and under the anne name
and title, said corporation shall con
tinue to exist for 8 term of ninety-nfne
years, unless sooner dissolved in the
manner hereinafter provided. The
President, or In his absence, the Secre-
bary, shall be the proper person upon
whom citation or other legal process
shall be served.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
New Hotel Barber.

Mr.. johnson Carriere, better known
as Man" Carriere, will on May 1st
move his barber shop into the New
Lacombe Hotel.
Mr.. Carriere enjoys q good trade,
won to him by courteous treatment
and good service, and his many friends
will be glad to greet him in his mod
ern quarters.
Mr.. Louis Bernard, who is now with
him, viii remain, and both invite their
friends and patrons to call on them.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Truck Growers Meeting.

To-day Saturday., Mr.. N. r. Hay
den, General Sales Agent of the
United Truck Growers Association,
will give a lecture on truck growing
and marketing same, at the court
house, at il o'clock.
f you have potatoes to sell, hear
Mr.. Hayden.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
.UCCEssIoN SALE
Z OF osoAR eAugEaE.

ESTATE OF OSCAR GApHkRt
No. 634T Probate Doeget, Dls
Parish ef st LandTg
-
ByVirtHe ofan ordsro khA Hon. d. &
wards acting Judge oftfe 18Th JHaielH g
Court, In and for the Parish Ok st
State of Ia. there VIII be SOLD at nahfssa
ttons to the last and Highest bsdH
undersigned natural tntrlx 81 Any aMl
qualified -auetioneers at iasf y
deceased, IN Malaou, vs. AssafY
ish, La. on
Saturday, May
at II O'Clock a. M, the following
property, belonging 10 ths ansEs
to-Wit:
Aeertain body ofland desaf
four, the west half Of this sontheasE aSsg
and the south east quarter ek EAs @sais
west quarter OF section tHeH one y Wv
ship four, south of TanESDM 8 Hest
lana MERIDIAN, In Louisiana Ma1slass*
one hundred and ei1tystFn emo les
originally, but twenty g28 asss
been sold toPhofinB Gaupeft8kaA
of said body or land having9e4 9ss
dred and forty.fWo 8f-t0Q
herein to be inyentoried and
five different lots or PARCEL 0f Pssqs
convenience of devIsfon
One work OK, four COWS 4 g@ss
mare and colt, one herEes CTS 9l
one old pioW, one sida AarT0N '
household furniture.
TERMS AND CONDITION.
All the moyabies to be eold faF
day or sale.
The lands to be- sold Tor one tnl5a
OF the purchase prizes G0Fca8lgA aA8
at the option Of pureEasar NNk9g
III any, payable tn two equal 1870
menEs, one and two years Fa52
date OF sale, purchaser
promissory notes made payggls es
endorsed by self, beariag aAsz
rate OF eight per Cent per aelses
of sale until paidandten psxess sss
for attorneys fee IN case 0LsaA
payment In full of prlncipa6 As
vendors lien and privilege k9
on said land until tut ana Aha
notes and interest arenIade
The land to be sold ana sassAt
lows:
The prairie land. n tW0 tEaels
penis each anG one tract % FNss
penis. s
I'VE arpents each ar4fgaas
api8-6t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
ARTICLE II.

The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized, and the
nature Of the business TO be carried On
by it, + declared to be4the establish
ment and construction oil Telephone
Lines, wherever the interest Of said
company may be indicated, and the
same to maintain and operate the main
flamenco, establishment and operation
OF telephone exchanges or central sta
tons, at such points or places as the
needs OF said Company may require;
and to acquire such rights and franchises
as will be conducive TO the best interest
of said company, and as will assist In
rendering IN efficient telephone service
10 the DubIic.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
DARTITIoN A Il
ELLA RICHARD
VS.
LESTER RICHARD eta1s.
No. Ie449, Probate Docket, District Court
Parish OF st. Landry. La.

-----%
No. 1sl49, Probate Docket. District Court,
Parish OF st. Landry, La.
By virtue of d Judgment rendered by
the Honorable " P, Edwards acting Judge
Oh the Sixteenth Judicial District Court Of
the State of Louisiana, in and for the parish
OF st. Landry, rendered In h above num-
bered n entitled suit there will be sold by
the undersigned auctioneer. at last resi-
dence Of Ella Richard IN Prairie Basse, on
SATURDAY, Nay s, 700,
at 1Io'cfock a. m ,forthe purpose of effect
ing q partitions the following described
property, to-wit
One certain tract of land containing fifty
acres, bounded on fnesnorth by Louis Lam
dry, on the south by property of Ella Rich
ard, on the east by property of Ella Richard
n on the west by property of AndeaI.
1872 barrels corn; 1925 pounds cotton.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Immovables: one third cash and the re-
naming third on a credit of tWaIVe months
purchaser to furnish his note with soI-
vent security m bearing eight per cent
interest per mi further security by
vendors lefn alsd privilege. n with a
clause for ten per cent attorneys fees In
case OF suit for collection.
m0VahIes1CRsh on day of sale.
Realty to be sabdiYided in two lots of Is
acres each B.H pAVY,
apl3-6t A~uetioneer.
H3&
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
ARTICLE III.

The capital stock Of said company is
hereby fixed at 100000, divided into
one hundred shares Of the sum OF n
hundred dollars each, all Of which Ii
hereby subscribed to, as follows, to-Wit:
and 70 be paid for In full upon issuance,
either In cash. by services rendered, or
by property transferred, Victor II. ST.
billie, seventy shares; Joseph IA. SibilIe,
i've shares; Aaron Perry, FIVE shares;
Frank Breaux, ave shares; Alexander
Sicily, five sharesr Felix Sicily, Ave
shares; j.. B. Sibille, five shares.
All transfers, sales and assignment of
stock shall be made by noting such
transfer, sale, or assignment on the
books of the company st It's Office at
Sunset, La, and on surrender OF the
certificate therefor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Lawn Party.

The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
will give a lawn party the first week
in May, on the Reetory lawn. Date
given later.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
DE-. NJ. Y. Smith

regrets that it was impossible for him
To close his business in Franklin in
time to be in Opelousas last week, as
announced in last weeks Clarion.
He will be at the Lacomhe Hotel
NEXT Monday. April 26, SURE. Come
III at once.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Pleasant Affair at washington.

Washington, La, April 2I.-Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Mary entertained
their many friends on last Saturday
evening in celebration Of their tenth
wedding anniversary, with Progress
i've Euchre."
At the appointed hour their hand
some home was thrown open, and
after the arrival of the guests, all
repaired to the beautiful lawn, which
was very exquisite, demonstrating the
taste and artistic skill Of the charm
ing hostess.
After the games were played hand
some prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. 0. D. 0rtego, LIST; Mrs. Lote
Thistlewaite, Cd; Mrs. F. P. Martin,
lone hand. Gentlemen: Mr.. F. P.
Martin, lst prize; Geo. FL. Hanley,
I'd prize.
A delicious luncheon was served,
and each guest presented with a sou
venir on which the names Of the host.
and hostess had been traced, COM
memoratiye of the day.
Many toasts were made. and in the
wee sma' hours Of the morning all
nnasts snnnht their hostess. wishing
many happy returns of the day.
In addition to the host and hostess,
those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Martin, Dr.. and
Mrs. Z. Lazaro, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lote Thistle
waite, Mr.. and Mrs. Etienne Lemo-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24

The wner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay costs and
take animal away.
JOHNNY LAFLEUR.
apl 24-5t Mamou, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
sHERIFF's SALE.
A. MARX
VS..
ROBERT e. WALLING

No. 1855 Civil Docket 18th Judicial District
Court, st. Landry Parish. La.
By virtue of a judgement rendered ana
signed on b 10Th day of March, A. D.,
1903, By the Honorable the sixteenth Judi
cia District Conrt in n for the parish Of
In the numbered and en-
tilted suit maintaining the writ OF seques-
tratlon issued / said suit hi to me direct
ed. / Will onerfor sale the property seized
sequestered under said writ, for cash,
at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court House
OF So. Landry parish, in the City of Opel
onsas, La, on
Saturday, April "a, eos.
at n O'Clock q. n. said property being des-
crtbed as follows, to-Wit.
so Horse Power Fire BoxBoiier. com.
plete with stack and all necessary fixtures
and fittings excepting injector;
1-l29x12i' Phoenix center crank, hori-
zontal, s~ltde-valve engine, complete with
botn Wheels governor, n other parts to
make q complete OUTFIT;
-Insplrator;
i-zLof8' pipe, abou 50 feet long, with -
-Lot 81 pipe. about 20 feet long, with g.
81 Ellss
40-feet shafting. 2T-I6,, diameter;
2 hangers for 27-I6fs shafting;
212 49, set collars on shafting;
IL 7.16' nange coupling on shafting;
1-Pemberthy Injector;
2--Ss' globe valves;
13' Bell whistle with valve;
49, nipples. 60 long each;
8-3t' Els.
Ta~rms--Cagh.
api10-3t III. Z. SWORDS, Sherin.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
Up.

By the undersigned, at Big Mamou,
Caeole sorrel mare, about IL years
old, small spot in forehead. Has been in
neighborhood about one month. Brand
ed thus:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
SUCCESSION SALE
- .sss asd
MARLBOROUGH, 0osH asA
Tsaa55Hf U3S6ftt
Parish III st Landry

Parish of st EandEy
~ 7 An ordercf the " ga
,paTaa acting Judge of the I5la
Ge1rt m and for the PARISH 81
state on Louisiana tneIs fiaas
public auction, to tiAe is
der, by the undefslg 1onser 81
or any duly quaHneu
residence ofthe deeease
Saturday, MB
at i'll otclock a m tue co. a6sY
property. belonging
to-Wit:
certain p5antaGlV fsafsa
SINAI and Improvement
tstnfng seyenfY-dve aTp osas
1a99at marish III Sts Landry 9ya
~ Mrs EYnav Holloway
~ 800 IagdEng from
hS,Ama by EH
I5ft1a ana wsst by
) Il earfafn piece
Al Mallet woods gQ
faining twenty-five s9atH
north By g. " fNal
giegasand others sfsreaa
west BY Autelten
SaetEeS Y,ipea OF N9Qa
o~aytafa3ng tIlf
e@n5aA north BY GpfefAtN n
.M1-m ~etaurafk. RaSh u
J. J.Gufllory, and
Saa Creole horse, one Aa
t4-a mares. thres COTS de
American one coN A11 4a9m 5
I'D bushels corn srlsJa
and rake, aETtelhs gitana 1T
hold furniture
Terms-Eash .xTpEp
aDI346f
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
2 IJLE e

This charter may be changed, modi-
fled, or amended, the capital stock in
creased or decreased, or this corpora
ton dissolved, at q general meeting of
the stockholders convened for that pur-
pose, with the assent of three-fourths of
the entire capital stock. either present
or represented at such meeting.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
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XII vacancies from whatever cause,
shall be filled from the stockholders OF
said company by the board Of directors
thereof The said board shall have full
control OF the affairs OF the company,
and is authorized to adoptsueh by laws,
and regulations, not inconsistent
with law, as ii may deem necessary for
the conduct and management thereof.