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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
BRYAN, TEXAS. NANCE ls 1898
CHARITY THINsETH NO EVIl.

There - a suspicion IN the minds
Of many good people thar submission
Vas defeated IN the legislature by
corrupt means, and some 50 90 Oar
A. 10 charge openly that This Be- So.
This was 20 be expected Those who
have had experience IN public affairs
know thar 81 Is almost always the
case when great Interests are az
stake and strong passions excited
some Of the defeated party claim that
they have not had square deal and
especially II this the case whes tho
margin Of the viotors is narrow. a.
in this instance. u We gTc way 90
our impulses q is the easiest and the
most natural thing in The world 20
blame the other fellow when he cets
wha, We wau- To make an Indefinite
and general charge or insinuation re.
Quires neither ability nor courage.
Anybody can do 10. excepting those
whose actions are habimally eoveren-
cd by the principle that charity
thinketh no evil"
No man has a moral riVhi to assert
or even insinuate that another Is IN.
truthful or dishonest until hc IL pre-
pared 10 prove the charge Suspicion
Is unworthy OF a noble mind Nobody
likes 10 be spoken OF asa suspicious
person Yet good people under the
influence OF excitement or prejudice
allow themselves 20 90 what their
own sober judgement and conscience
condemns Life is fun OF tragedies
resulting from unfounded charges
and unjust suspicious; none OF ms can
escape the 'ongue OF the defamer,
and the golden rule forbids our doing
10 another What We arr unwilling 20
have done 20 MS. Il is especially un-
worthy OF those claiming 10 De- The
apostles Of great moral ideas 10 con
descend TO the level OF contemplate
gossips and scandal-monrers
The action OF the Legislature on
the submission resolution was. taken
under such circumstances that q
would have been almost impossible
for bargain. intrigue or corruption 20
escape detection. A majority iu both
houses including many al The ahlest
members were submissionists. and
nobody has questioned the honesty o.
any Of these Hon. Sterling r. Strone
and an able corps Of assistants were
there watching every movement OF .
ghe enemy. especially those who were
or whose position was not
wen defined To assert that the whis.
Ky lobbyist sol IN his WORK without
detection under such circumstances
is almosi equivalent 70 impeachlng
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

either The iafesrity or the sagscic
o. the ablest subnissiouist leaders
For reasons sven heretofore. Tho
EaIle sincerely rsErets thar The sub
mission resolution failed 70 pass, sno
90 anyone vin furnish ary PRO; TIA,
such failure was brought about oy
corrupt means The ESele vii take
rresi pleasure Do publishing the facts
ana helping "a hrins down on the
guilty parties ths punishmen, they
deserve.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

The action OF The house Dr. sskiug
FOR Speaker KeuueGy's resignation
was ius, and me result is victor,
for civic righteousness. hut he ha,
me moral courage 10 acEnovlede,
his error and Is takIne his punish
ment like man What q cout-as.
with that Other iI'ustrious citizen o..
Texas who after the disrraceful fact.
were published and admitted stil per.
sisted In saying % have done u0
WRONG
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

+. Psso Nsrct withCuf celny
:2tot acre. o. lEnG uo-s nan tal'
n IeHHs. vii D. reclaimed by fft
SPEEDY completion az IN rucls dam
az he RIO G-ards above he-s Wort
Ia commenced on III spur ron tht
>Snts 70 Rain liut "a thc dan ~
moviug ths Oue obstacle O. creu
tons
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

The woman who uses O. singer Sew
ing Machine may have everything ir
needlcworE she con desire she D.
better dressed or less cost her chn
dren are clothed according q he.
own taste anl ideas sh, has attract.
I've table linen ana az unendins SUP
ply o. dainty underwear She b. al-u
free from the WORN which always
comes wiki che use of o cheap ma
chine singer Sevlus Nachin, Com
pauy r \ Satte-vElte Salesman
phone IO-.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

Ncv York narch lS-Ths srrur
renor1 az ths United States Sfee. cor.
roTHuou VA msos public arC shows
ihAi Tor The year ending ~ CT 1901
Fross receipts al 49, so7 sac Ne-s earn
&c decrease o. $50 zee So ron the
f-ecsding wear The net ,eE-,sIngs of
To corporuuoS were S. SS7.-ll. g. d..
c-ssse O, ses llG sss ron III wear al.
Ist5
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

ln The contest over the rules %. -ht
national house oi representative ths
Democrats were BETRAYED ty few
renogadcs led by Fitzgerald OF Ncv
York. The beneficiary OF This treach
cry has rewarded the traitors tt
giving them important conn 'tee ar.
po.nJmeuts the announcement 90,
which was hissed BY The defeated
party This shows how bitterly the
minority members resent The base
means resorted 70 70 compass thei
defeat
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
LARGE FIRE LOSSES.
lunstr sno Eight Residences Ar,
Consumed AZ Fert Worth.

For; worth March ls-Nre orig
mated in the Boynion.Tims iumbel
ysrd and spread 20 the residence dis
tr1c, on Ninth and Harding streets. de-
etroyiug e'Shi dwellings The los-
exceeds slO zoe Lumber stacks vers
consumed mourning a loss OF 10000
Jacob Roli.ugers residence vas the
next largest loss 5000.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

penNon. Msrch lS-while walking
ncross the Saty railroad bridge. ove'
Red river Charles Bower. a clerk. los,
his footing and received injuries on
The head and shoulders that will likel,
cause dpath
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

senator Thomas is nor TIE only one
who could profit ~ prnyerful studs
o. Ecclcsiasies VII -. vhich reeds
'Re NOT rlChteous ovcrmuch. neither
make thysef otherwise. WHY shoul5s,
thou destroy MYSELF"
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
ssx y S-r,~l

NsssLlou. c. Nal %--<,tvt,
Which sssavis's SAY V-aEs So
vo-th Of gole n every 80 tSs fouud
OF q farm a; Beech Grove. vest a.
here Tie ASSAY was made ~ ne
chemist of The OHIO state university
n. gold Is found IN dirt which Is part
Of a vein a. grave
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

The report thar Mr Bryar v.u
raise lemons and p-unes 0n his Texas
fruit farm be- erroneous Somefhl.e
uutU Is what Nr Bryan likes. such
s. the pecan; also sOls'h.uC r-
freshine lnse the watermlIhon.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
or, suneres Insle,nen,, H,,urn,e

waYshschie TeN. Mach zS-Aficr
returning leO indictments for minor
offensrs me Ellis county grand juV
adjourned o. April IS 1--WE negroes
were Indicted on perjury charges IN
gEmiuI cases
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
sspo- Denied

SNlsoe,rfE Msrct IA -err--
ron PItsuurs .tas az s. m
ireertrcCrt set cont aafur q d.
ins formed "a ceuied ~ net Ir th.s
clC vhc A. r-uuinent Il 10 ron
and stesl ireusr-g
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

Nir Speaker Marshall Is nov rs.
ure On state politics and is ius' now
the cynosure OF al eyes. The spesR.
ership BE- inferior 90 Importance only
90 the governorship and everybody
wants 70 know whether Nr Marshall
h bis enough 70 81 g.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

4 s. Psgicks day vishog, broken
heads b. no bs-te- than q Fou-Jf o,
July without frecrackens. The day
was nor rrunr.y observed Do Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

Notice is hereby given thar an rs
lands. and lands leased by ne. a-s
posted according o. Law and all tres
passers vii b. prosecuted 70 N, nj,
extent o. the law.
. 50 JN0. T. AsTIN.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

Those who use kerosene and more
especially these who use EasoIIrs
engines are perfectly wilkins Co. the
oil war 90 so on indefinitely
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

] have a nice me o; frest home
made Fruit cakes ane nics fancy
cake ans ~.
ArT Otto l.cehms r.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Y r Hunson wv. wiisot
Sucs a WILSON
atforrtysgtIAv

Atto-rtysEt-lAv
Bryan and Franklin. 7sxAk
SIn practice IN county. STATE Eno '-o
ersl courts Special ar.eutior u
business IL B-azos and Rob
insor counties
eos SALE
S-yau Texas rankin. Tss
l<7t acres q; lEno u ne Sos-s
Hughsf survey Pea Edgf Price
and terms reasonable
HAr are Of iEne WIN improve
nenis, one bloch sAstNof N, home
50 acres Re'oinins 4 n Col
lege land ~ wes- side usEr Prov
dsncs church Known - he G@o-F.
PlE;ze- place.
100 acres including Double Sulrhu
SPRINGS, on Nuvas1;s -ve-
"a. rUpstS
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Economy is. Wealth.

That Messrs. Strack and Darlington
are enterprising citizens the following
will show:
Sometime last week, although We
have not had any amount of rainfall to
speak of, the writer noticed the drain
age machine on the ST. Clair plantation
hard at work with a full head of steam.
As there was not much water in the
drain, this seemed strange, so we, ask
ed genial Judge Strack for an explana-
ton. He deposed as follows: mo we
have not much water in the field, but
we kill two birds with one stone. when
we run that machine no matter how
little water is in the field we get the
pump to working, as we have a corn
grinder attacted to it. We grind up
corn, cobs, and shucks and all, thereby
getting feed for II mules while ut the
same time draining our field. Of conrse
our feed is not all protein, but contains
what the chemists call fibre. about So
per cent, but this feed is filling and
satisfies and sustains the mules, 50 that
they ruminate in peace when ofduty."
OBSERVER.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30

st. August Italian Benevo.
lent Association, the LusitaaOs
Por .ugese Benevolent Assoeia-
Jion; OF this last organization he
was a member for over forty
years.
Captain Tedesca was twice
married, a daughter Mrs. Peter
Spic uzza survives him from his
first marriage. His second. mar
riage was with Mrs. John Gior-
dano, mother Of our worthy citi
izen Frank Giordano Of Home
Place who survives him
The funeral services were: con
Quoted from the residence Of his
da lighter Mr. Peter Spicr zza 1910
Royal Street. Interment was
made in Vincent de Pauls Gene
tary, on Saturday 23rd, at 2 pm.
A large concourse Of sorrowing
friends followed the remains to
the grave. The Lower Coast -Gaz
cite expresses great sorrow over
the loss of such a man who has
always been looked upon as a
man of many sterling qualities,
and it extends it's sympathy to
the grief stricken family
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
PARISH NEWS.
nespening the Channel in. Quar-
antine Bay.

It is proposed to deepen the
ehannelin Quarantine Bay at Ner
tune, opposite the railroad term
mus at Buras. Certain shallow
spot interfere very much with
the transit thore from the day in
in the canning.factorie and into
the canal leading into the locks
for transfar to the oyster bedding
gnounds.in Bayou Cook and the
adjacent country. The oystermen
generally, and the lock and can
al companies, as well as the can
Lapies are all interested in this
and efforts are making to get up
a fund for h epnrpose. The Louis
lena Navigation and Fisheries Go.
will furnish a dredge free of
charge and MI. J. B. Fasterling
offers $50 for the Cyprien Bay
Oyster Co; while the Bayou. Cook
people will subscribe. some 5000
and the canning factories $3.50.
Vessels now going in and out
lose 50 muct time on the bars that
it bedomes, quite an important
matter to- them and tits very
much to be. hoped that subscr p
tons will be secured and the
channel improvement effected. 81
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Ste. Sophie.

MT. +. Cosse Of Po.nte a la Hache,. in
company with MI. John Ferret visited
Phoenix Sunday morning on business.
MIR. Hill and. Mr.. Oscar Wies from
Monsecour were pleasant visitors at
this place Sunday evening,
Hon. Simon Leopold after q weeks
stay at Baptista Collette Gap was at
nome here for a day early this week, re
turning Tuesday evening. Mrs. Thorn
as Dobscn, after some week visit with
hef sons family in this place returned
to- Pointe ala Harhe on Wednesday.
MIR Foster Dobsm, Of. this palace visit
ed with his. uncle; at Pointe a Il Hache
on Wednesday.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
POinte-a-la-Hache

.H' ~Ss''F a-rf. E-hF-lft ''Erys "a,
Mr.. Jos. E. Persz,. who formerly was
a resident or Monsecour plantation in
this parish, is nov reported to have
contracted with the owners of the Liam
ada and Auckland plantations, to plant
a thousand, acres of rice. This is up in
the cotton country in Catahoulla parish,
where the low prices for cotton and the
invasion of the boil weevil have demo-
allied things and this venture in rice
culture is being made as an industrial
experiment on a considerable scale and
those interested in it are preparing to
make a successful venture, if we may
judge the capacity that Mr.. Perez dis
played in our parish, Of which he is a
native and where his great ability has
always been recognized.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
! Died.

Died in New Orleans on Thurs
day night: 21st inst. S. Tedescc
. native of Palermo, Sicily, and
9 resident Of this state for the
past fifty years.
MI. Tedesco was 81 years of
age, having been born in l848.
In early boyhood he came.t to this
country and settled in New Or
leans. where he identified him
self with the import banana
business, he being one of the
first banana and other tropical
fruits merchants ofNew Orleans.
He drifted from this to the lug
ger business, running several
large luggers on theLOwer Coast
and specializing largely in the
purchase Of orange, crops. At
this he accumulated some money,
and when age began to creep on
him he retired from that active
life and began the commission
business he so long afIerward
conducted in the French Market.
Captain Tedesco' as he was
commonly called, was known
from one end of the. parish. to
the other, and was a man much.
esteemed for his gentle manners,
and honest business methods.
He was q member of the +. E..
F. secret order, composed mostly
Of Ere nch Market business men
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Babtiste collette Gap.

The Louisiana Navigation an(
Fisheries Co, have about com
pleted the closure. of the stream
known as Babtiste Collette Gap
one ofssthe outlets OF. the Mississ.
ippi River in the delta country.
1'nis work was attempted about
two years, through the combined
efforts OF the Oyster Commits
sion Of Louisiana, the Grand
Prairie. Levee Board, the State
Board Of Engineers and the fish
ermen in the locality.
The contract was awarded to
the Louisiana Navigation and
Fisheries. Co. The work was near
ly completed when the high stage
OF the river caused the sheet pill
ing to give away, thereby causing
a st0ppage in the work uhril low
waller, and entailing a total loss
to the contractors OF some $50OO.
The Company realizing the neces-
sity OF TINS gap being closed for
the protection of the oyster beds
in the territory known as the
Salt Works., located. about. rs
miles below the city of New Or
leans, and adjacent to the waters
OF Grand Bay. California Bay
md Quarantine Bay, have made
9 second attempt at closure, and
have drivsnapihng, zheet piling
and build q dam ac0ss the gap
that will withstandany pressure
put bp against it. This work was
done. under The supervision of
Capt. NJ p. Doullut, President of
the louisiana Navigation and
Fisheries Co; while the earth
work is being done under the
direction and able management
Of Hon. Simon Leopold,
Although the Company has
spent l-3 more than the, cost
above the stipulated price, the
benefit to be derived by the fish
ermen in this locality. spurred
them on in the completion OF. this
work, By the successful closure
Of this gap the oysters will get
Just the right proportion of an
admixture Of salr and fresh wat
e, thereby rendering conditions
IDEAL for the culture Of the BIZ
valves. The fishermen will evi-
be thankful for this. clos
ure.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Pilot Town..

Last Sunday evening quite an
enjoyable party was given at
the Pilot Town school House.
The spacious school room was
well filled and all participants
had a very pleasant evening.
The feature Of the evening was
the dancing of the old fashioned
Virginia Reel'' and Dan Tuck
err. Mr.. Jos. w. Berenger sang
several songs, accompanied by
Miss Deborah Wright. Among
those present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Riuhard Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Lory, Capt. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Loga, MIR. and Mrs.
Relph Golden, Mrs. W. O'Brien,
Mrs. G. Lory and the Misses
Clara Black of Burrwood, Anna
.. Savage, Alice Savage Bir-
die Savage, Deborah Wright,
Jennie Wilson, Elsie Wright,
Capt, T.. Craig, l.. Zettwock, G..
Ribilco, Mr.. j. B. Savage, Jos.
W. Berengher, H. Wright, T.
C0nOway Of Burrwood, H. Rosine,
W. Wright, H. Burkhart, T.. Soab'
Sunday afternoon Mrs. G,
.Lory, Miss C. Blacd, Mr.. j. B.
Savage, MIR. I. Conoway of
Burrwood visited friends in Pilot
Town. as did also Nh. and Mrs.
Ralph Gordon and teeir little
Nora, Mrs. W. O'Briet
and children from the Head of
the Passes Light House.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
ARTICLE vi.

Whenever this corporation may be
dissolved, either by limitation or from
any other cause Its affairs shall be
~Iliquidated by thfse stockholders. TO be
appointed at q general meeting Of the
stockholders 70 be convened for such
purpose, after thirty days previous
notice shall have been given by adver'
tisement in a newsptper published in
the Parish Of Plaquemines and . ma
jority in amount Of the outstanding
capital stock of said corporation shall
be requisite to elect. Said commission.
ers shall remain in office until the az
fairs Of said corporation shall have been
fully settled and liquidated and in case
Of the death of one or more Of said
commissioners, the vacancies shall be
filled BY election by the surviving
commissioners.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Succession Of Joseph K. Carr.

No. 6''. Y
state Of Louisiana--,2sth Judicial Dis
Z trict Court in and for The Parish of
T. Plaquemines.. !. IL
Notice is hereby eivent the creditors
q this estate and to all other persons
interested herein to show cause, within
ten days from the present notification
'df any they have or can) why the final.
account Of George F. Carr, ex ecutor of
$ said estate. should not be approved and
homologated and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
BY Order Of the Court
ERNEST ALBERT,
Dy. Clerk.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Burrwooo.

Nothing doing except that a few
members of the Parish School Boart
got lost in the fog the past week. am
struck this place looking for the Burr
wood school which is situated a LITTLE
higher up at Pilot Town Bayou. II
speaks well. for the Board to see thu,
such interest is being taken in oul
school to send q committee such a dis
lance in q small launch. 1t they dc
TINS now what will they do when we
have q Hign School.
Our popular young friend G. J. Clay,
Echie1 clerk on the US steamship Ben.
yard to Captain Walker Meyer made a
flying trip to New Orleans Sunday tt
see mis- family Mr. Clay is . fine fellow
and believes in patronizing home indus.
try.
Capt J B Lindhe wears a smile but
be says that he would wear q broader
one il congress would only hurry up
and make that big appropriation Tor
South West Pass.
A rowing match between J. T. Alex
ander and J. L. Hortenstein came. off
on Sasurday last Hortenstein fouled
just as he gat near the wharf and lost
DO one length. Hortenstein wants to
try it over, he says he has several brass
medals he won while at Oxford rowing
On. the Thames.
/. Hr james Rayburn lost. the rudder
and shoe Of his launch this week He
made several ineffective attempts diving
for it, he now thinks the mermaid got
it,
The many friends Of Frank Blaise of
Venice will be pleased 10 know that he
8 entirely recovered from his recent i'll
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
Marin.

Mr.. Elmer Brown. Of Quaran
tine, visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Yheo. Brown Sunday ].
Mrs. George Lincoln spent last
Wednesday in Buras
Arbor Day was very appropriat
elycelebrated at the Marin School
The children took great inter
est in the planting OF trees and
!besides thoseplanted on the school
grounds, almost every child
planted at his or her home. A to-
tai of twenty trees were planted.
MIR. Theo. Brown was a business
visitor to New Orleans Monday
Friday the 22nd.the regular
meeting of the R. Flee Circle,
q circle composed Of the children
of the Marin School was held. AT
ter a veryinterestiag and instruc-
tive program was rendered the
new officers were elected as fol
lows: /
Pres. Mollie Chauvin; v. Pres.
Bonita Brown;Secretary, Johann
ali Cauffray;Treas. Angle ,Brien
on local news, Marguerite. Ian
aex, foreign news, Hays Lincoln.
Mrs, Philip Cognevich was the
Of Mrs.L L. Gauffray Sunday
Mr.R s. Moore of Naomi, was
the guest of Mr.. S. M. O'Brien Sun
day
Mrs. Francis Johnson and job
anna Gauffray visited friends at
Saturday
Mrs. Gilmore and her daughter
visited friends and relat
in New Orleans last. week
Mr.. A, Commander was enter
by MI. Z Z. Kirby Sunday.
Committee: Maurice
and Bessie Chauvin
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
BeLair.

Mr.. ] J A Carlee, who has been
spending the past year and, a half at
Belair, has gone to New Orleans for a
short time.
On Sunday Mr.. William Dymond, &C.
oompanied. by Mr.; William Jarvie left
on the launch Helen for Pointe a la
Hache, where they were to pick up Mr..
Edwin COIN and make a tour of the
schools in the lower end of the river,
taking in Burrwood, Pilottown, Buras
and other schools. "'>
Mr. Frank Cavaliar has recently pur-
chased a fine horse from Hon Simon
Leopold.
The stubble cane crop at Belair is
presenting a. fine appearance and the
seed cane is reported as turning out
well.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30

The Misses Gauffray entertained
several Of their friends Sunday
evening. Among those present
were misses Mary and Marguerite
Lincoln ;Messrs Charlie Benner,
Sidney Johnson, Albetr Matulich
George Lincoln and. Emmett Kel-
ly
Mrs. George Lincoln visited her
sister Mrs. Chas. Ballay at Home
Place last week.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
ARTICLE TX.

Until the first election to be held
under this charter on the first Satur.
day III May, 1910, the following named
persons, or stockholders. shall consti-
tute the first Board Of Directors, with
oil the powers h%ereinabove endaterated.
and shall continue in office until their
successors shall have been elected. Wiz:
F. c. Movers. S. Leopold, Ben Michel,
oseph Cosse, c
Cogheyich, Joseph SavOie, DR.. V. O.
Schayot and Joseph Hingle with the
aforesaid f. c. Movers, as president
and Simon Leopold as ice-presiGsnt.
Thus done and passed, in my Office at
Pointe-a-La-Hatche on the day and in
the month and year herein written. in.
the presence of Messieurs L. 4. Fonte.
nellie and Gustave Favret, competent
witnesses, who hereunto sigh their
names, together with the said appear
ers and me, Notary, after due reading
Of the whole, the said appearers decIar-
ing they placed after their signatures
the number OF shares of stock sub
scribed for by them and they likewise
adopt this Us their stock subscription
list.
f.. r. MEYERS AND OTHERS.
WITNESSES
L. 7. Foutenelle,
Gustave Favret.
ERNEST ALBERT,
by. Clerk of Court and
by. Ex-Oticio, Not. Pubs,
"A true copy of the original on kle and
of record in my Office and rtc ,rded in
Book 2, Folio. 400 of Mortgages of this.
on December II, 1903.
(slGNED) ERNEST ALBERTI,
by. Clerk and by. Ex-'
Oficio Recorder.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-01-30
ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder shall ever be held
liable for contracts or faults Of said
corporation In any further sum than
the unpaid balance due on the shares
Of stock owned by him, nor shall any
mere informally in organization have
the effect of rendering this charter null.
nor Of exposing a stakeholder to any
liability beyond the amount due on his
stock. ...