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The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10
NOTICE OF FINAL >EIILh1
AND DIFFERENTIATION VI
HEiRSiliP
In the matter of the estate

IN the matter "a N+'
borah a. Reed, deceased, ei,,.rv
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV q y
on Monday, the llth. day ol
ber. A. u. 1871, at me HSnt Suirs "
m. of said day, the same oels
the regular days Of the sep'1
Term of the County Court oI
County. in the state OF C9'ola
Harry G.. Reed, Executor OF Ia "a,
tate, will appear before the ''
said Court, present my mla ,b
ment as such Executor, VA ,ts,|
proval of the same, ana "iH r,s
to be discharged as sueh
At which time and place as' M
in interest may appear a Hrr }
objections to the same ID "A'
AND FURTHER NOTICE is !;,ns az
BY GIVEN. That at sald ',,r .nS
Dlace the Court Will receive A, .s,d
proofs concerning the heiis III .,ssd
ceased, pursuant to the ''ejaimspj
tion Of Harry G.. Reed, s"S hs}
heir at law of said decet"ses a. nd
fore filed herein, askihs i,u,instiou iu
ascertainment and uete, atn and
the heirship of sald esia iaaaa,nford A
which it appears tlal al.i,,ina ing hush
since deceased, as SUI only
WING W T child Of said deeedf,rr. aafry
were, (and that he, s. saiu Ssir sarvi
Reed, now is the only lgd nyi' deesal
o5 the only heirs q sa,I ny and
now, THEREFOR a" claim II
persons who are or WbSo,rsb Wbo 4 +
heirs at law of said pgpg'n grpego,,ired tt
deceased, are hereby ie'J,i bjie the
and appear thereaf, or thereon.
termina tion of the C9uIIarsdo. this
Dated at Greeley yati
day of August, a.. y. Ply &. Rec
E.o,,.or Of the estate Of peOO''
Reed, deceased. -...,
z; E;;rst nuhlication in thf farbllti
Tribune frs' aug. 10. iai1i last , D'''
Sept. Z, 1911.
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Things Taking Shape

Everything is practically settled
regarding the location of the mill
here, over which there has been SO
much argument of late. Local
boosters have subscribed quite lib
orally for stock and the location ia
chosen. All that now remains to
be done is an action by the board
closing Kent lane and the alley in
block No. 70 30 that they can have
the ground for trackage. This ID
planned to be done at the meeting
to be held Monday evening. Tns
mill is the biggest thing ever landed
for Milliken, involving An invest
ment of some $90,000.-Milliken
Mail.
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Auburn

Friday, Aug. 4. -.
Miss May Phenix is visiting with
friends at Evans and Auburn this
week.
School commences September OH
with Mrs. Sheeder as principal anu
Miss Hazel Chandler primary de-
partment teacher. Both are from
Greeley.
Mrs. Sanford and son. Morris, left
Thursday for visit with old time
friends at Monticello. Ia
MIR. and Mrs. Rickard of Evans
were visiting at Auburn Wednes-
day.
Mrs. R. B. Speers and. daughter,
Ruth, will leave Monday evening
for Tacoma. Wash, to visit her SIS
ter, Mrs. Paul Van Schelder
Miss Grace Sanford was a Gree
ley visitor Wednesday.
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LaSalle

Monday, Aug. Z.
An auto party from Denver COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stew
ems from Sparta, ILL.,, and John Mil
Ter and sister, Miss Alice Heinzman,
from Denver stopped in town Fri
day.
| Eugene Harrington and C. G.
Richards went to Greeley Friday to
attend the funeral of c. c. Rams
dell.
Rev. F. B. Cook was in town on
Friday circulating the announce
ment that there would be a camp
meeting the latter part of the
month at Lyons.
The work of grading at the Mil
ton reservoir was completed last
week and they are now filling the
runways.
Miss Irene Parks from Loveland
is visiting with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and RMS. E. Harrington.
Miss Blanche Rogers was in Den
YER last week visiting her sister,
Miss Grace.
W. D. jenkins from Loveland
was in town last week with . load
of fine apples raised on his fruit
ranch.
George Park. jr.. was in town
Friday shaking hands with old
friends. He lives in Evans now.
Glen Conklin, the recent pur-
chaser of the LaSalle Optimist. has
leased the paper to his editor and
gone back to his home in Lyons.
Kan.
Mrs. P. A. Pam was in town last
week from the ranch near here.
She reporta the death of her father
I. A. Montgomery, in Loveland last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sherrod Chestnut
were in town Saturday. This was
the first time Mrs. Chestnut had
been able to be out since she was
injured in the runaway two weeks
ago when she was badly hurt.
Rev. DeMetz left for Silver Spruce
Lodge at Glen Haven in Estes Park
this week. He will be the guest OF
the Carriers while there.
A letter from little Charlie Syl-
vester tells US he has caught II
fine trout since he went to Glen
Haven.
Mrs. Art Hoover was in Johns
town Saturday.
Mrs. John Laughlin and daugh-
ter, Eunice, have returned from
Denver where they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ross.
Mr.. Chandler. who was operated
upon for tumor of the stomach. is
, getting along very nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Todd will
; leave for the mountains this week.
Mrs. Lewis Davis of Palisade Is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Harry
, Evans
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Pleasant Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Short ana son
Fred have gone TO Boliver, Mo-, LOT
"A short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Strong has just re-
ceiyed a telegram from DaneVliie'
ILL.,, stating that her sister mad diea'
Owing to the fact that Mrs. strong
had Just returned from Springfield
Ill. where she was called by the
illness of her father she is unable
to make the return trip to attehu
the funeral of her sister.
Miss Ethel Henderson entertain
ed Miss Mamie Buckley and MISS
Eta Strong at her home this week.
A social time was spent after when
dainty refreshments were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10

r. Bethge, proprietor of the cafe
and rooming house bearing his
name, lost suit for board ana
room rent yesterday in court of
Justice Hatch because he could NOT
prove that he had conformed With
the law regarding notices posted by
hotel keepers. This SPECIFICS thai
the statute shall be- hung inside the
door in every guest room. He was
trying to recover $50 from two erst-
while guests.
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Seemed to Give Him . New Stomach
Il suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment
tried seemed to do any good, &"
writes H. M. Youngpeters, editor of
The Sum- Lake View. Ohio. The
first few doses OF Chamberlain's g
Stomach and Liver Tablets gave me
surprising relief and the second bot
tie seemed to give me a new stom-
ach and perfectly good health" For
sale by all dealers.
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NOTICE OF APrLiCtIi4ns tns
N STATE iANp> Of

Office of the Sia'' IN,
Commissioners. ,,y, Aug, s. ,,ia a..
Notice is hereby l.5yS,ee adiress
r. Briggs. whose colo, has u
r. F.. u. No. 3, Cree fto lease tne
application Nc, ~ School LANDS, 10
lowing described colorado. X
ate 81 n of ws;f SE&, Sec. 10 TWP >. g
Sc W. r,,,, y. r sS
No No q; other her applicat5iesn VIII Il be cor
above described u1aif. ,soy
cred after Aug; 3 TEiFFERss.o,m,u M
Register state Board u.s
First publication I" last puSn'''
Tribune Aug. 10, 1'ii'
Aug. 81, 1911.
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:. l.EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS :
:. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. /. !. + !. j. !. !.
Warranty Deeds

= :. :. !. X !. = !. !. !. :. !: !. !. !: i.
Warranty Deeds
Alice Evans to Harry fl. Shaw e
al. Lot s. Blk. 173 Evans. 81.
Alice Evans to Edwin E. Offerle
Lot 9, Blk. 173 Evans. 81.
Edward Flor to Edward T. Hey
den. EA 31-12-62. $4,000.
E. H. Knott to F. W. Flanders
Lot IS. Blk. II and lot II, Blk.
George ana sophia Orr to 1rv,aI
E. Miller. Lot s, Blk. Sec. Add
Crawford. 81.
I Eugenia P. Rogers to E. E. OF
ferle. Lot 1, Blk. Is Sec. Add.
Crawford. $6,5OO.
Mary @. Smith to Frank E. Glib
son. See record. 81.
Joseph E. Snyder to Blanche G.
Snyder. See record. 81.
]. E. Self to Alice Evans. Lots
and 9, Blk. 173 Evans. 81.
Charles S. Walker to John c.
Meyer. SW 26-1O-67. $4,000.
Frank H. Armstrong and wife to
Joseph s. McElhinney. NV I'LL
81. $2.212.9sl
Frank E. Baker to Harriet E.
Baker. Sh lot 1. Blk "a Greeley.
81.
Frank E. Baker to Frank f.
Baker and Martha A. Brownell Lot
8. Blk IL Moore's Add. Greeley. 81.
Martha and Jas. A. Coffelt to j.
i. Rawhouser. Part lot 8, Blk s3
Greeley. $50.
Denver-Laramie Realty Co. to
Merle r. Jones ct al. Lots 5, s and
Z, Blk 81 Milliken. $40.
Denver-LAramie Realty Co. to
Merle R. Jones ct al. Lots and g.,
Blk 81 Milliken. $3.50.
w. M. Davis to Ruby F. Davis.
See record. $1,000.
Clarence and Elizabeth Larson to
E. N. Quinn. See record. $4,000,
F. S. Lourimore to Eva L. Miller
Lot 2. Blk Num-. $4OO.
j. M. McCutcheon to Chas lon
son. Lot 9, Blk 6 McCutcheon's
Add. LaSalle. $3.50.
Edward U. Sheffield tn lama.
Minnaugh. Lots 12, 13 and IA and
81. ''A
Colo. Telephone Co. to Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
See record. 81. w.
Greeley Dist. Land & Deye,on.
ment Co. to Chas. A. Benedict, 81
Sh 27-10-66. 81. ~
Kathrina Grandjean to Ingelbory
Grandjean. VIZ NE 2-2-6S ana
VIZ Sc 35-3-ss. 81. anu
A. Moody to A. G. McKenn.
VIZ Sc 10-2-67. 81.
John Y. Munson to Emma Bai,sv
Ek NV 7-4-6s. $1,000. -'e''
Margaret I. Mccain to Edwin
Dickerman. Lots 7 and Boomers
Sub. Block 152 Greeley. 81. .
Edwin f. Oherle to Eugena
Rogers. NV 24-1O-s7. s4oon T.
Burton D. Sanborn to Julips u,
1mboden. Lots 10 and 20 Blnc, a
Arlington Hgts., Greeley st mn
Nathaniel Austin to Charles
Anderson. Sk NV and NJ s1 H
$3.50. $4,000. sW
G. A. Bergstrom and Edvars r
Kirts to Howard W. Annett M ~
lot %. Block SO Greeley 81 o6nH
J. A. Brown to Charles R I,asg. nas,
Sc 1857. $2,8sO. i'euhe'
Clarence s. Buchanan IN Ar.
]. Buchanan. See record. s25n 'sen
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Green City

Monday, Aug. Z.
The funeral of the Oldest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth Thompson,
who died from summer complaint,
was held in Greeley Friday. Several
families went from here to attend
the services. The entire community
mourns the death of little Rea.
What seemed for few days to
be an epidemic of summer com
plant, confined to the vicinity OF
Masters, is no longer local matter
as DR.. Braden reports new cases
daily at Goodrich, Masters, Wig
gins as we'll as in Fort Morgan and
Weldona.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rudd returned
from Greeley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Carlson
have a handsome new auto.
The report this morning from the
sick ones is that w. E. Day is fal
from we'll.
Mrs. Oleson is recovering from q
serious illness.
Mr.. Killem was on the Flats Fri.
day, returning to Morgan in the
evening.
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Mrs. B. B. Snyder and Miss
Snyder left last evening for d
where they will remain indedl
visiting friends before contll
on their way to the SNYDER hol
the east.
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EsrRAy ApvERiTaaSS"io EiHiTaS to Tthss

Notice is hersbE IEe f0llo,W,ssn
nea1 ssr,esa GrssIeS ss'lsy WsiSo o,1 foa74'55 45 #
sa bay 'G%ar %afs N%s qSnd i fSSi SSalE lEss :
"Ssat IDA ,,,5, Pouch psisr paSaEaST5n, asS%5,r :,
Board. unless ciaidi1 aIiai1, said ~ ber
Ssf.rs &c .c;o Avg sy ,hs IL ;sdaa5 I'd n, ,xpr
Of the ownsTr ownerB or sT9soN A
T1ON COM" Denycr'
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Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Newton left
last evening for Fort Collins where
they expect to make their home.
Their daughter. Miss Eva. is en-
ployed In the electric light office at
that place.
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Mrs. Matt Ryan was among the
passengers last evening for Denver.
After q short stop there she will 20
on to her old home in Hamilton.
Ohio, to spend the month of Au-
gust.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10
Gill N0tM

Monday, Aug. z.
Mrs. A. E. Whiteman and Mrs. R.
p. Bardwell were Greeley visitors
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsitt, from In
diana, are visiting in Gill with their
daughter, Mrs. B. T. Mccoy, for the
month.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10
Wanted

We pay market price for oats
barley. The Farmers Mercan,ii., IN.
Co., 702 Fifth street. i'il'
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10

H. w. Foss Of Fosston was q bust.
ness visitor in Greeley over Satur-
day.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10

Miss Sadie Trampe was amonu
the passengers yesterday sfternons
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10
GaletOn

The brick walls OF the new school
house have been completed and the
roof and inside fixtures will be fin
ished up this month ready for the
fall term of school.
Miss Zita Musberger returned to
her home in Eaton Sunday after
spending q few days here.
Mrs. w. A. Campbell who has
been visiting here for the last week
returned to her home in Holden,
Kansas, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tuplin were
Greeley visitors Sunday.
at the Gill Sunday school Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. Linn will have charge of
the church services here Sunday.
Miss Amy Kent spent last Sun
day with friends near Briggsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Law enter.
tanned A. L. Booth, Miss Edna Ken,
and Miss Verline Randall at din
Nor Sunday.
Miss Turah Law and Miss Edns
Kent attended Sunday school IL
GIL last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rayburn and
Alfred of Eaton visited with NJ. E
Smith this week.
The new lumber shed built b,
the E. G. Steel Co. is nearly com
paeted. There will be a high wir'
fence around 1t when all the pres
ent plans have been carried out.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10
Platteville


The Sunday school council held
ats regular monthly meeting Mon.
DAY evening At the home Of Arthur
Brown. An interesting study of the
1oason was followed by . program
and refreshments.
Little aMry Snider of Mead is
visiting her little cousin, Dorothy
0Aider, for . week or two.
A. Ahrenkiel was a business visi-
tor to Denver Friday morning.
Miss Ruby Petty returned to her
home in Denver Friday evening af-
to1 q three weeks visit with rela-
lives and friends in Platteville.
Miss Hazel Archer of Padroni,
Colo, came Wednesday for a visit
of . month at the home of NJ. c.
Brown.
Miss Edith Brown is visiting
relatives in Loveland this week.
Mrs. M. ]. Lycan is spending a
couple of weeks at the Lockard
home near Longmont this week.
Mrs. Berbrige and daughter, Ella,
Of near Mead were in Platteville
trading Thursday.
c. c. Perdieu after a two weeks
visit with his family here returned
to Goodland. Kan, Wednesday.
Sadie johnson went to Denver on
Friday evening to visit with her
brother and family.
Thursday Mrs. lilo Mckinley and
brother, William Hoag. drove to
Greeley to attend the funeral of Mr.
McKinley's little niece.
A goodly number of friends Of ].
b. Coffee drove to Lupton to attend
. short funeral service at the home
Of E. Corley before the remains
were taken to Coifeyville, Kan, for
burial by his son, Lloyd, the only
surviving member of the family.
The herald., 1911-02-02
Tho Ambulant Barher

Paris, like Picking, has its ambulant
barber. Armed with little box, con.
tanning the necessary apparatus, razor
badger brush, soap, scissors and seryi.
cite, he exercises his calling on the
banks OF the Seine. All the bargees
navvies and quay laborers are his eli.
ents. Figaro" seats his patient on
the pavement, covers his knees with q
newspaper and for a sou shaves. cuts
his hair and gives a human appear.
ance to the tramps and Others who
fntrust themselves to his care.
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lea, the one hundred and thirty NTH. be-
fore me, w. Morgan Gurley, a Notary Pub
lie, duly commissioned and qualified in and
for the Parish OF Orleans State Of LOuiSi-
ana, therein residing. and in the presence
Of the witnesses hereinafter named and IN
derSsned, personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names are here
unto subscribed, all being OF full age OF
majority, and who Severally declare that.
availins themselves Of the provisions OF the
laws and constitution Of this state, relative
to the organization OF cOrpOratiOn they
have contracted and agreed. and do by these
presents contract and agree and bind and
Obligate themselves, as well as such per
sons as may hereinafter become associated
with them. TO form and constitute a body
polite in law, for the objects and purposes.
and under the agreements and StipuatiOnS
herein following, which they adopt as their
charter tO-Wit
The herald., 1911-02-02
4 Stitch of Pain.

: suen Is a sharp, spasmodic pain
~ muscles of the side like the
ens OF needle and is very apt to
Moaaced II exercise is taken i'm
1eiy after a hearty meal. This
- because the nervous energy nee
~! ior the proper working Of the
- IN exercise is engaged in an
y ufection-namely, in assisting
4. esestion Of the food. Anything
- n'efferes with the proper supply
q 0us energy required for exer-
. !. snether 1t be debility or the proc
question or exhaustion arising
osefexertion. Is apt to cause this
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duly recorded in my office, in book 1918

duiy recorded in my Office, in book 1918,
New Orleans. Dec 10, 1910.
Slgned) EMILE LEONARD, d. r.
hereby certify the above and foregoing
inal act Of incorporation Of the Wogan
Realty Company, Limited on file and of
record In my office, together with the certi-
hcate or the Recorder Of Mortgages.
In faith whereof, witness nv official seal
and signature this 10Th day OF December,
l9lO' JOHN JANVIER
seal Notary Public.
Dec 22 20 jan ) IL 10 20 1911
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His Case Easily EstahI;sh.a

while other fellows of my age was
wastin' their time in school," said old
man Hardgrinde, Il was busy maxim
man of myself. And now look at
me-"
"one doesn't need to look at you to
be convinced of the truth of your
statement" replied the advocate of the
higher education. 1T is only neces-
sary to hear you."-Chicago Record
Herald.
The herald., 1911-02-02
corporation.

corporation.
Any director may at any time give his
proxy or power OF attorney In writing to
any other stakeholder, or any other mem
bers OF the Board OF Directors, to repre-
sent him at any or all meetings Of the
Board OF Directors and in such cases the
proxy, whether held by another stakeholder
or another director, shall in every respect
count for all purposes as il said director
were personally present.
Any vacancy occurring in said Board Of
Directors, from any cause, shall be filled
by the remaining directors.
The Board Of Directors may make such
bylaws, rules and regulations as they NAV
think proper for the transaction Of the
business and affairs OF said corporation, and
change, alter and amend the same at pleas
ure, and shall exercise all the powers Of
this corporation or may delegate the same
TO one or more officers at its pleasure ap-
point and fix the salaries OF all officers
clerks and employees, not herein mentioned
the same to change or dismiss at pleasure ;
TX the salaries Of the officers provided for
herein; sell, convey, mortgage, pledge
lease and purchase rights, privileges, fran
chlSes, property movable immOvable and
personal, borrow money, issue notes and
bonds; make contracts and sign or cause to
be signed by officers or directors specially
or generally authorized by the Board OF III
rectOrs all necessary acts, deeds etc, and
adopt corporate seal. the same TO change
or alter or dispense with at pleasure; and
TO do all things which may be necessary to
be done in the management OF said bust
ness and permitted by the laws applica bic
10 corporations.
The herald., 1911-02-02
exasperatinu-

- 'efnoon Mr.. Stub had been
= ~ pictures from one room to an
3. ~ and bis only reward was dust
s!snpiration. was ~
10y up john" chided Mrs. Stubb
: - 1iy You will never finish
esuob removed the cobwebs
= rs hodd brow.
.1s. ,aan' do you think I'm a ma
se0as, how funny
~ n may ask what is funnyY"
- " year, II you were a machine
49, ''o be a moving picture ma
IN. sn and there Mr.. Stubb wash
oss News " '' '"e ''D''
The herald., 1911-02-02
ARTICLE III.

The purposes for which this corporation
is organized, and the nature Of the bust.
ness TO be carried on by 1t, are hereby
declared to be: general turpentine bust
ness, in all OF its ramifcations to acquire
lands, or timber, or both. and to lease,
rent, or contract for same; to establish
turpentine plants, or distilleries, or to es-
tablish any plants, of any nature whaJsO-
ever for the working of timber wood, or
its various products, In any way, shape
or form, or to manufacture any by-products
therefrom to deal In lands and timbers,
act as agent for other corporations, or per-
sons; TO operate, In connection with Its
business, tramroads. steam roads, electric
roads, water craft, or any other mode OF
conveyance; TO conduct merchandise bus
mess, or do whatever may be incidental TO
a general timber and turpentine business.
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CHARTER

OF FORT BAYOU TURPENTINE co.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be II known, that on this thirteenth day
OF December, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and ten, and Of the
Independence of the United States Of Amer
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ARTICLE ".

The capital stock OF this corporation Is
hereby declared to be ten thousand dol
lars 100000 OO), divided into one hundred
lOO) shares OF one hundred dollars
is1OO.OO) each, which said stock shall be
paid for In such amounts, and on such terms
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or diminished, by vote OF three-fourths
90 OF the capital stock issued m 4 con
eral meeting called for that purpose. after
thIrty 500 days prior notice in writing
paving been sent To each stakeholder al
his last known address
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ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder shall ever be- held liable
or responsible for the contracts or faults
ihan the unpaid balance due the company
on me shares Of stock owned by him. nor
Shall any mere informally in the organ
this charter null. nor Of ryposinT any
Siockholder 20 any liability beyond suri
stock. -
This done and passed in NV ofFcs in
the city Of New Orleans Louisiana. ON The
day month and year herein first above
mentioned, in the presence of Pierre 4 Ln-
iohS' Jr. and Alfred u. Preston. cOmpc-
hereunto sign their names. together with
the said appearerS and men. Notary. after
due reading Of the whole
tOriginal SignedD
The herald., 1911-02-02
- She Seemed 10 Him

-. = one Seemed to Him.
~ W you see that fashionably
ndy going aloug thereY"
7A,1lnly do, soa. Who is shew
1rs ~ ~ Sunday scnool teacher"
1s pop" SSnOOl 'eacherT
tmr ~ sae certainly does look good
as0ksrs Statesman.
II. = The Big Bill.
NJ ~ uust started in SCHOOL,
~ sms what is the bird with the
Nj, ]. = Uncle Harry (who is still
s.. . me night before)-A quail,
Quaii-on toast.-Judge.
~ p.ide is at the bottom of
sakes.- Ruskin.
The herald., 1911-02-02
ARTICLE ".

The capital stock OF this corporation is
hereby fixed at one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars ($1jO,0OO.OOD, divided into and
represented by loo shares Of one hundred
dollars (Sl000OD each. which said stock
shall be paid for in cash, or may be issued
at par in payment for property actually
purchased on valuation fixed by the Board
Of Directors, or services actually rendered
to this corporation, which said stock shall
he full-paid and worcestershire.
This corporation shall be authorized to
commence business and be a going concern
as soon as one hundred thousand dollars
$500. 100000 OF its capital stock is sub
scribed and paid for. as above provided.
The shares OF this stock shall be trans
ferable only on the books of this corpora
ton, and no transfer OF stock shall be bind
ing or have any effect upon this corporation
unless and until, made upon its books {;
and a prior lean on all shares of stock
shall be retained by this company on the
stock OF any shareholder for any indebted
ness. secured or unsecured, however evil
denced or created. due at any time to the
company by the holder OF said stock, and
all transfers OF stock shall be made sub
iect to these conditions.
The herald., 1911-02-02
ARTICLE VIII.

This charter may be changed, nodded or
altered, or said corporation may be dis
solved, with the assent Of three-fourths Of
the amount OF stock present or represented
at any general meeting OF said corporation,
convened for such purpose, after ten days
previous notice shall have been given in
the manner provided in Article VI OF this
charter
But any and all meetings OF stockhold-
ers, whether for purposes Of liquidation or
for any other purpose, may be held at any
the Secretary.