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The herald., 1911-12-28
CHARTER
OF THE JOHN RELY HOE COMPANY
LIMITED"
United STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
ORLEANS

be It known. that on this second dav d
November, 1911, before me, William Andrew
I0illns, notary public In and for the M y
t Sn OF orleans, state of Louisiana, and il
Ine presence or the witnesses herein = ftel
named and undersigned personaIIv cam,
anu appeared the several persons who's.
names are hereunto subscribed who dacla TO-
Stat avalIng themselves Of the laws of thi,
sta,e, lney nave agreed to form themselye.
ana thelr successors into body cornora ~
IN Ln 'aw Tor the objects and purposes and nm
uer the Following stipulations, to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The name of this corporation shall bo
I,rr i1 =: 'p ~ KELLY HOE COMPANY, LIN.
| LTD. lt shall exist for ninetv-nine wears
unless sooner dissolved, and its domiciie
nnsiI oe IN New Orleans. 1t shall have.
R,o loss" and exercise all of the powers. priv,
| corporations of this Character All cftni
lions and other legal process shall he saryed
upon the president, or in his absence mon
! the secretary-treasurer "po"
ARTICLE III.
1T Inc objects and purposes of this corpora.
ZION snail be to buy, manufacture selI ond
deal In all kinds Of farming tools ana ~,
plements, and especially hoes to make in.
yentlons aud improvements of ali kinds %
n ra,n,ing Tools and implements and to obtain
patents therefor and to acquire patents from
oIners 70 buy, acquire, sell and dispose OF
parent rights; to acquire the patent rights
ana ana other assets of the present Corporation
ed and to do and perform any and All
ness. W S"iu JUST
ARTICLE Ill
Inc capital stock of this corporation Il
hereby liked at fOrty-five thousand and
W 100 dollars. divided into four hundred
ana nfty shares of one hundred and OO-lOO
uoIlars each, which said stock shall he maid
Tor In cash or its equivalent, and when is
SUED shall be issued fully paid and non-as
sessable. Three hundred and ninety-fiye
shares OF said stock, representing thirty-nine
thousand and five hundred and 90 100 dol
Iars' shall be denominated common stock"
and hfty-fve shares Of said stock. repre
senting five thousand five hundred and
oo-1o0 dollars shall be denomirated 'pre-
Said preferred stock" shall have a pref
erence and priority over the Common
stock In the assets of this corporation and
shall be entitled to an annual dividend from
the date of Its issuance of eight per cent
upon the par value of same, which dividend
shall be cumulative and shall be paid in
preference to any dividend on the com
mon stock" In any year In which the
earnings Of the corporation justify a divi-
dend exceeding eight per cent upon the en-
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CHARTER

OF THE ]. BART DAVIS PIANO COM
PANY.
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ARTICLE VI.

This charter NAV be modified oho,.,
ana altered, or said corporation NAV he d.
s9Fed with the assent OF stock represent
ed, ar any general meeting of the stoct.
n nor, OF the corporation convened for
such purpose after ten days' nrevionS 49,
snail have been given to each stockhoIder
ma 70 his residence as 1t appears on
the BOOKS or the corporation.
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ARTICLE VI.

All the powers of this corporation arc
vested lh said board of directors.
Notice OF election for officers and al other
notices or meetings TO be held by the stock
holders shall be given 10 each stakeholder
10y written communication signed by the sec
rotary or president and mailed 10 each STOCK
holder twenty days prior 10 the date fixed.
ana all elections and meetings shall be held
under the direction and in such a manner
as the board Of directors may provide.
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agents under the laws of the state of
Louisiana, also to engage in the business
OF general contracting and as agents for
bonding and surety companies and to do
all things not herein expressed, but coin
cident or german to any OF the foregoing
lines of business or trade.
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ARTICLE |.

The name and title of this corporation
shall be ROEHL-ISRAEL WOODWORKING
COMPANY. II shall have corporate exist
ence for period of ninety-nine years from
this date. Its domicie shall he in the City
Of New Orleans. in said state. 1t shall
have for the purposes OF the business 10 be
carried on by il all the powers conferred by
law upon corporations. and shall generally
exercise all powers necessary or convenient
TO carry on said business.
The herald., 1911-12-28
ARTICLE V.

This act of Incorporation NAV be changed.
altered or amended, or the corporation may
be dissolved with the assent of three-fourths
OF the total stock at a special meeting call
ed Tor that purpose and after its objects
shall have been made known bv thirty davs'
previous notice in writing. delivered or mail
ed TO each stakeholder. Whenever this cor
poration Is dissolved its affairs shall be H.
quidated by two commissioners appointed
from the stockholders by the board OF direc-
TORS
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ARTICLE III.

The domiciIe Of this corporation shall be
In the city Of New Orleans, and all citations
or other legal process shall be served on the
president, or IN his absence, on the vice
president or secretary
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CHARTER

OF zorro REALTY COMPANY, LIMITED.
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ARTICLE VII.

whenever this corporation NAV he dis.
soiNeu, either by limitation or nv sny
other cause. It's affairs shall be un1ida tad
oN three I'd stockholders who shall no an
pointed as commissioners Of lioujdation ~
general meeting Of the stockhoIdars -
be convened for such purpose aftar ~ ~
nays previous notice shall have been given
Y man TO each stockhoder mailed 70
MS Iast known place Of residence as N
appears on the books of the companv. co "a
t co mission. shall remain in office nm.
III after the affairs of the cornora +inn
shall have been fully settled and Iinnjdataa
IN case OF the death OF one or more Of
sS,d commissioners. the vacancy shall ba
siOners. surviving connls-
~ Thus done and passed In nv Office ar
r,or'. orieahs, louisiana. aforesaid. the day.
presence or j. 7. Cordill and Clarence
onoot, both competent witnesses, who hero
unto sign their names together with +ba
s Sn sppearers. and me, notary, after read
,o Witnesses: J. P. Cordill. Clarence smoot
tOrlSlnal signedl Victor f. Sylvester IN
shares; George f. Morris. 10 shares iJar'
9id A. Noise, 10 shares Sam Stone Jr
III shares; X. II. WOodford 10 shares
I. {. FRknDRICHs, Not pub.
!. the undersigned, recorder Of mort.
state of Louisiana. do hereby certifv e +het
me aoove and foregoing Act of Incornora.
non or the "Zoro Realty COMPANY IJmit-
ed' was this day duly recorded in nv ottice
IN book 1851. folio New GrIaans
November 10th. 1911. 'ean''
&c, tr,o CSIgned) EMILE LEONARD, D. r.
Nov. %, 80; Dec. Z, IA, 81. 2s n IeIii F"o.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
SITS. JOHN CHAPTER NO. IS.
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ARTICLE VII.

No stakeholder shall be held liable for
the contracts or faults of this corporation
IN any sum in excess Of the unpaid balance
u .h upon MS stock. and no informality in
ering TINS charter null and make the stock
holder liable beyond said amount.
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ARTICLE VI.

No stakeholder shall ever be held liable
or responsible for the contracts or faults OF
this corporation, nor shall any mere lnfor-
mality In organization have the effect OF
rendering this charter null or of exposing a
stakeholder TO any liability. No note or
other obligation shall be binding on this
company unless signed by the president and
countersigned by the secretary-treasurer and
then only for legitimate purposes of the bus
mess
Thus done and passed in my office in the
city OF New Orleans on the day, month and
year first above written, in the presence OF
John ID. Redmond and A. Reidlinger com
petent witnesses, who hereunto sign their
names with said appearers and me, notary,
after the due reading of the whole.
(Origtnal signed) VIM. b. Reilly, and
Others. iWitnesses) Jno. B. Redmond, A.
Reidlinger.
WM. ANDREW COLLINS.
Notary Public.
j. the undersigned recorder of mortgages
In and for the parish Of Orleans, state Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of THE
John Reilly Hoe Company, Limited" was
this day recorded In my office, in book 1861,
folio :.
New Orleans, November ., 1911.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, d. R.
A true copy:
(SeaD (Signed)
VIM. ANDREW COLLINS.
Dec. IA, 81, %; Jan. 4. ii, Is, 1912.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

Slipover or omen
front. long or HI
mono sleeves. high
or low neck; other
big values at s1.2s
to stas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

Come in and look
over our stock OF Dia-
monds. II you find one
that suits you. make a
small first payment and
take the Diamond with
you. Pay the rest In
small sums every week.
twice a month. or every
IN o n Z h. You won't
notice the payments,
but W h en- you re
I hrou & h you'll own
something worth hav-
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Tenpe..ture. M Belle I.Ie bathhou.e,
The steamer Put-fn-Bay will a.. ia.
Sommission, Saturday moruina n
s.SV' When she leaves the dock al the
toot OF tirst-st. for her first run 70
rut-in-bay and Sandusky.
seven-pound girl was the rr.au.,,nv
siu presented 90 Aldrich Baxfer- n
memDer or the Detroit College Of
LAW senior class. Baxter received
MS degree. Thursday evening ami
the little lady arrived Friday morn
ing. Baxter Is a clerk In the aide
Walk division OF the ID. p. w.
Phiifp Cramer, No. 42s we..ou.x.
Vas struck by q Michigan line ear ~
michigan and Wesson-ayes Thi,rs.
gay night. and received serious in
hospital
Gov. Dineen, OF Illinois, Thur.d.y. a.
suea regulation papers for III. r.
bickiey, alias Charles Burke. alleged
notel thief. arrested here by Detec-
I've FRANK Wilkinson last Monday
Inc man Ii wanted In Chicago on a
Snarge or passing worthless check
LOT s'o on the Blackstone hotel
Three Young boys were arrested, Thurs
usy, In the Offices In the Trussed Com
yrete oulldlng. Lafayette- blvd and
The building has been
systematically robbed for the last six
months, and, Thursday, detectives
concealed themselves about the prem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
BUYS FOUR APARTMENTS.
=. n. Zelgen Acquires Valuable Prop.
erty on Frederick-ave.

Frederick II. Zeigen has just com
pleted the purchase of four-apartment
buildings. the deals involving about
100000 Three OF the apartment
buildings are on Frederick-ave., be-
tween Hastings and st. Antoine-sts
The price was not made public, but the
three buildings have been held at $685..
900 to $4,000. The property was for
merly owned by the Capitol Savings
& Loan association, of Lansing and II
Is understood that Mr.. Zeigen trans
ferred his interest in 10 houses In con-
summation OF the deal.
Mr.. Zeigen has also purchased, for
$22, 900. the large six-apartment build
ing known as the Hartford apartments,
on Prentis-ave., near Second. He pays
part cash and for the balance turns
over his holdings in seven pieces of
property.
Mr.. Zeigen left Thursday for four
months tour of Europe. where he will
gather material for new novel. Mr..
Zeigen says he has book in the
press, which will appear in the fall.
1t Is a story OF revolutionary days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
RUSH TO PAY SPECIAL TAX.
those Liable Must Settle With Gov
eminent Before July 1

Inc annual rush on the part of
saioonkeepers. druggists, Wholesale
hquor dealers, brewers and other
special tax payers, to pay. their taxes
ana get their tax stamps before July
4, Is on In the Office OF Malcolm ].
Mcleod, collector. OF internal revenue
Tor the first district OF Michigan.
ihere are about 5000 OF these spe-
elai taxpayers IN the district. Failure
20 obtain the stamp before July /
makes dealer liable for a n.rsltv
equal to the tax in addition 70 the
cost OF prosecution, and IL is under.
stood that the government Is Going
70 enforce the rule strictly this year.
Heretofore the dealers have Iabored
under the impression that thev could
pay the tax any time during July. but
the government PROPOSES 10 held
them strictly to the law this wear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

missioner says that IL the property
owners would do what they can. de-
partment employees would be able 10
keep the pests, down
DIR. Garabed u. Boyajian, acquitted
April =, OF the charge OF numbering
his newphew. Harotoon Gostani0n.
Will retain the right to practice med
tcine In this state. for the present at
least. That right was attacked Dy
the father OF the dead uostanian. who
alleged there were several errors and
false statements In DIR. boyaJian's
sworn statement To the board. on
which his certificate was issued: d.:
Boyatian appeared before the board
In Ann Arbor. Thursday evening. as
directed some time ago. His attor-
ney Frank H. Bumps. admitted that
there were some mistakes IN the
statements. but claimed they had
been made Internationally The board
deferred acAon on the matter until
October.
As a direct result OF the missionary
spirit aroused nmong the members 81
the Church club the past year ser
vice unique in the annals OF the
Episcopal diocese of Michigan. took
place Thursday evening, In ST. Pauls
cathedral. when Bishop G. ID. Will
Jams issued licenses TO 23 lay reads
ers. These men will work under the
direction OF Canon John Mccarroll OF
the cathedral The following we'll
known business men were among the
recipients Of the licenses: Stephen
l. Angle, Alonzo b. Allen, George +.
C. Conover T.. w. Channer. George
r CogRars. Maxton Il. Davies. Fran
els Eagle, Alexander X. Gage. George
l.. Gatty. David a. Jones Laurence II.
Mfdworths wffttum Marchant, james
f. Mcdonald. Henri Midworth. ID. y.
Sullivan. Robert NJ. Smylje. + j.
Weber, Charles Wesley. r. s. Streeter.
John w Ashlae- George Swift.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16

ises and arrested the three boys they
found lettering there.
Mrs. Anna RoEuski, known 20 the no.
lice ~ sPoiaek AMAZE created a
y scene In the county building. Thurs
day, when Judge Hubert threatened
court; her sons. John. 10 years old.
and Joe. aged 8 She threw herself
on the floor In the corridor and
screamed Attorney Ira w. Jayne.
of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children. says she is "a, a
~ person To have charge OF her bcys
IL Is said she has been arrested
number OF times on charges OF
drunkenness and larceny
A site for a new Methodist Episcop.i
church has been secured nj Twelfth
~. and the West Grand blvd with
eos feet frontage on Twelfth-st. and
100 feet on the boulevard. For the
present tent will be pitched on the
property and services conducted reg
ularly by the Rev. H. h. Goodenow,
who Is In charge OF the rounding mp
OF the congregation for the new
Central church. which will have the
AFFAIRS OF the new body in hand, will
preach the first sermon in the tent
Sunday afternoon. at o'clock.
Efforts by Park Commissioner Huribut
10 enlist help from citizens In hght-
ing the tussock moth and borer evil,
are beg inning TO be effective. On al
most every street. men aud women
with brooms are seen sweeping down
the worms which crawl up the
trunks OF trees, or drenching them
with garden hose when they are cut
.afEsaeA=af e=AEas4ti-Setse=sf=tf
pests originate from eggs laid by
moths up among the leaves, and IL Is
sometimes absolutely necessary to
call the sprayer wagons. but the COM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
s10,000,000NEEDED
TO BRING Gas HERE
James T. Lynn Discusses Proposition
of Piping Supply From West
Virginia Fields.

James T. Lynn. president OF the
public lighting commission, and one
of the bestposted men in the country
on the natural gas situation, offers
the following observations relative to
the agitation TO secure supply for
Detroit from the West Virginia fields
Il have no interest In securing
either the passage or defeat OF any
natural gas franchise, except for the
general good OF the citizens OF De-
troit
IF franchise is granted 10 any
person or corporation without the
city first being assured that such
person or persons have a sufficient
supply of gas to justify the great In
vestment necessary TO pipe IL 70 De-
troit the effect of such action
will be TO prevent those who have the
gas and capital from becoming inter
ested.
The first and greatest cons,dera-
ton is obtaining the supply of gas;
second, to secure the necessary cap
ital to bring II to this market.
III such assurances can be given to
the satisfaction OF the city's repre-
sentatives, to be confirmed by per-
sonal investigation of the field backed
up by the expert opinion of those IA
miliar with such premises, then the
council, In my opinion, should take
favorable action.
conditions in the gas fields are
such that Ii will be necessary TO grant
the real investor or his representative
the franchise The city should exer-
else great care and have the assur-
ance that those who receive the grant
have reliable backing. both as to Sc
curing the gas, and as to the neces.
sary finances for the construction OF
the pipe line. The natural source or
supply at the present time is West
Virginia.
Baltimore. with a population or
nearly 100000. situated 236 miles
from this field. has been trying for
several years to secure natural gas,
but up to the present time, has not
been successful.
The producers, on the other hand
must be assured Of a fair return, as
the cost OF operating is constantly In
creasing and, naturally, the amount of
gas In reserve is decreased as the field
is being drawn upon.
The original cost OF construction OF
a pipe line of sufficient capacity to
meet the requirements for Detroit
would be approximately $4,000, 900.
The relay station and pipe line Is sub
ject to constant supervision, and the
is, in consequence, very
high.
For new company to purchase
field In West Virginia that would pro-
duce sufficient gas to supply Detroit
and give 1t any reasonable assurance
OF supply, at the present prices OF ter
ritory. would require an investment
too great to be considered, conse-
quently those who own the gas terri
tory there at the present time must
be relied upon to furnish the gas II
II is to be obtained. Without the CO.
operation of some OF the great gas
companies. a supply of nat
ural gas for Detroit Is impossible
ut will, therefore, not be difficult
matter for anyone who can receive
such assurance from the gas produc-
ers to name the parties who will con-
struct the pipe line and furnish the
gas"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
FILES SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEF.
D. v. r. Hasn't Legal Possession OF
Streets, HaiIy Contends.

Corporation Counsel Hally filed a
supplemental brief Thursday. in the
rental suit against the Detroit United
railway. In 1t he replies to the con-
tention raised by counsel for the rail-
way company that the court could not
construe the city's bill OF complaint as
bill to quiet title inasmuch as the
company Is In possession of the
streets I'm question. Hally admits that
the contention would probably hold II
the company we're actually in posses
sion, but he says this Is not the case.
He says: "The legal possession is at
all times In the public, and II public
necessity demanded it-even In the
face OF a contract to operate on the
street, the company could be dis
possessed until the greater needs OF
the public were supplied. This would
be the case IL the construction OF a
sewer or work OF like character de-
manded the space occupied by the
company"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
WESTERN NAMED DIRECTOR.
Wins Partial Victory In squsbbIe With
~. s. Earle.

John Western ana Horatio s. Earle
were both reelected directors of the
Roseland Park Cemetery association.
Thursday afternoon, and the indica-
tions are that the warning factions
will get together and patch up their
differences. Mr.. Western says he will
not be reelected secretary OF the as
ISOLATION and that he Is not a candi-
date for the place. The election OF
officers will take place In few days.
The row between Western and Earle
was threshed out in detail, but moth
Ing came OF IL apparently. The other
directors chosen are: III. NJ. Leland.
De Witt Taylor, A. A. Hare. r. 4.
Hopkins. +. ID. Taylor. John BENJAMIN
and A. Y. Lyndon. Ann Arbor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-16
To Build Three steamer, 49,

Three steamers OF the welland can
al size. the cost OF which will be about
sl.ooo,Ooo, are to be constructed by
the Great Lakes Engineering Works
TOT an eastern firm. The boats will
ply between New York. Porto Rico and
South American ports.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-28

ARE PLACED
UNDER BOND
Especial to THE TINES


East Chicago. Ind, Dec 2s.-A num-
Der of foreigners who engaged in
riot last Saturday were placed under
bonds to appear before Judge Riley for
a hearing tomorrow. Steve Black
seemed to have been the unost serious
offender and his bonds were placed al
$1Oo. while the others engaged in the
trouble were placed under SIS bonds
each. Those Implicated besides Black
were Frank Kostelniak, Maggie, his
wife; John Penxowslxi. Tom Torko, Joe
Mustelio, John Mistelio and Steve Kol
boski.
Steve Black was. it is alleged. the
cause of all the trouble. Officer Clyde
Spencer went in to Frank Kostelniaks
saloon, in Melville avenue, to arrest
him for some disturbance he had caus-
ed. AS soon as the officers appeared
the rest of those in the place all sided
with Elack. against the common en-
envy. The proprietor then handed Black
large knife. and armed with this,
Black descended to the cellar. intrench-
ed within which, he awaite any and
all corners who might choose to at
tempt to modest him. When officer
Spencer followed him downstairs. the
crowd proceeded to act in an ugly and
threatening manner, and Black showed
murderous fight. The result was the
ultimate arrest of all parties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-28
EAST GARY SOON TO
HAVE Street CARS

Street cars will be running from
east of East Gary, through that town
and to the Gary limits the first week
in January. Were it not for the fact
that litigation is tying up the build
ing of that part of the line from the
Gary eastern limits to Broadway.
Gary would. have direct traction con-
nectfons with its suburb to the east.
1t is expected that the cars of the
Gary Connecting railway, a subsidiary
of the New York-Chicago Air Line. will
be running at least three miles east
of East Gary. Within short time
there will be direct connections with
Laporte ann indirect connections with
Valparaiso and Chesterton.
passenger Car Arrives.
superintendent Phillips of the Gary
and Interurban railway and the VAL
paraiso and Northern railway will
have charge OF the operating OF the
Gary Connecting railway. Last week
he had passenger car shipped to East
Gary and another one will be due in
a few years Power will be furnished
from the Gary and Tnterurban wires
To Double Track Line
The traction company is now suing
the Gary Land company in order to
get by condemnation proceedings a
right of way through its land from the
city limits to Broadway. 1t is stated
that this spring the work of double
Tracking the Gary and Interurban from
Gary to Hammond will be started. and
at the same time the double-tra cIing
of the Gary Connecting line from
Broadway to East Gary will be started.