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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
VIADUCT ORDER DENIED
Corporation Commission Will
Not Compel Railroad to Build
Over Villas Avenue

Holding tlat r Gas the rgAt Sd
regulate railroad crossings en public
.aorougbiares. Unt rot 70 establish
a Ihoroagh.are e.bere none now eT-
isls the corporation commission de-
Gied the aBg-icati0n OF q r Cooper
and other citizens oi Guthrie tor az
order 10 require tbe Rock Island ssii-
road 10 construct q yiaduct over the
Vine street ditch in laat eits On VII.
as avenue
The diieh Haich eats through me
business section 8f Guthrie. was Dug
9g The 0la Choesaw railroad Just be-
fore its purchase by rne Rock lsiang
with the Intention "a running 1Ae
line from Chandler " Guthre on
through Guthrie TO tAe west Mlta
tie purchase by the RQck islana the
proposed extension VAS dropped and
ths ditch has remained there ever
since sn eyesore To the city
Tie commission holds however.
thag bg reason d Fhe tact that the
street al that point 81 ghe eHf wss
vacated hy the clty council and tuFm-
Sc 0ver io the railroad taere is He
street oE h.gh@aF AZ tBe Intersection
.. Ei.as avenue aud Vine street. and
that L therefore las 20 Jurisdiction
10 order III crossing ol anE sort
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
MAJORITY SO FAR is
AGAINST THE REPEAL
RuSkOgsa County Voted Two
10 One against Proposed
Amendment

Secretary 81 y Rifles ~ th4 tate
eSertlug agar8 tais affeyun~ afe8
to Toe Leader over the tsaeghgne
tAat tae official returns 81 We8res
da3 gote 90 tae amendment ~ ro
Article tx Of tae constitution were
coming Ia YeFy sl0wlv He stated
tAag oalF eigsf eD8naes haze re3sff-
"a officially aae that they giqe a nsa.
lofifs 81 4to against ihs amendment
Reports both Official ard Unofficial
irpM ~ oHt of The r eU1ntseg give
majority 0i approximately l.l0 in
favor Vt TIE Amendment. said Wr
Riley
We hal heged 20 have the MAYOR
iiT 0i Tive returns la today aud do
aoa Anow Rhg taeg have 0een aasas-
eas be sai6. Mgskogee c0nmtY IA the
only county beard from duriBs the
aas ll gave s9Z gotcs f0e yAe amend
penf and 97s votes against tAs
amendment
Railroad Hlen here assert that if
lae GgaTes reported in the morning
papers giving the vote ia AZ romn.
tleF are cptfecs they aHe eoaa len.
kfaf '@e Amendment carried bE &
smas majority aud aaste i aam6ef o.
t1e Western Oklahoma eouut.es
alea have I'D railroads base n8s
sent ia reports yet The irisbds y.
l4e aRseu@meGf egang 81 gnca eoGa.
t.ea as Harmon. Roger Mljs Dswey
h4l5s Beaver and Te9as counties ~.
ae eQliaa t0F tae amendment.
Commercial ifATeiiug mea wo
Mefe s1 easieEa 0&lahqma gecsntlg
report that EAs maiontT ef iAe c9an.
t.es case smal u&l0ritg agalaS5 s1e
amendment
Returns From EigHs ceyntcs
Gae Official retWras as 6aavsssea
8F t4e state eiecEs9a board on tae
eI &ML En%MtanN aEe IA LMalNAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
WILL WIND UP AFFAIRS
City Council Cleaning Up
Calendar Before Turning
Over 10 Successors

fHe n#al meataa o s8e present
Nf8 lgg#Ai tg 6e heM Ft6A9
hisaA I6efa A some 5ihe usi.
7es io se cleaned AZ pgzesieaisy aa
tAa ggeabe5s oe eQarcll are caaat
aafee fo gaes ad q IS a
iY considerable asvefsEiax aI Ae
ao9e a1 tAls meeHEg
T. w2z a0ges fhal sae iee8 0 ~
gftc p~E He4iG "a sea&y bg NnpfF0w
riEht s ta8' there wEl 4 a0 fastHes
ael@s 10 eowple4Rs fHe ae&1 fg t0e
p31a@f&F 4t @aHe@fe& 4sahfi0l Gp-
aAT however fkat s#a Ae8 e8a a
gQ'sem lnta sasg 4aA tae 8EENFea
Hstsssaf srsd la Oklahoma C.tg
The aes ccgBesi ssii 'ake hoia next
Aipmaaf lts 6rss rsgRlar aAag aat
esg s8s ordinances 81 fere W e
ANan&lsg 0f Hexf e#ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
lBr Lsassd Wlrel

Cnicsgo. April e7-F n hisoqd
oi Rockford. ILL.,. former private sec
Fetary Of Seawarixehild-SaiT1eTg
viIl, Il is declaFci. agPeas ioaloF-
ron before tAe Heim rommitiae iA
Springfield and relata sensational
story nf 4 slgee0 contribution y gae
alleged sia1.9n9 Logiper eleelie@
fund
According tu tire yEuFy Uf MF El-
vood. he wrote ami msiled gheeA
n Edwara Tiiien at tha request %
nAeashprS af tAe packing
story is saIA to eorgoborate the lesii-
lnunx nE Clarence : Funk. maaAger
uf the International Harvester Eoai-
pany, wna declared before the som
Hgilsee saas ~ aad been sske.s eY ID
Eard Hines 10 send 5 chgck leg sles
ee9 To Edward Tiidea as Sn election
contFlhutlOn ssem the Aasse ester eoA.
eern
Mg- Emood ives Id ReeAtofd, aas
iS A0w gesFeEaFy 0S Tho Bafaeg ole-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
PLAN DESCRIPTIVE PlNPRlET

HhA eaaa eF ai eemMegae aad fAs
s0Ang asea rsVsg federation are Rgh
earring uaE iag pamphlet wAleM Is
u NV ess HaAa tllsse seat aeek TIVE
hovGtet II kaeas aF@a2Yea especially
80 advertise gAaiasses agsEefAl spring
4taa ws8 fN,sssh HiaHs Tati0n$ ans a@.
scssPsve matEeF nf sue saalgsrsasas
Aere i0F treating aasleats sna fae 30
zes seA@a9ns nsseaatmas Scenes nt i@e
airtursMe Ha-ks iagetAer Nifh .s.
las1ssians & fiHFkres DnAsse Anl.d
SMEs @ also e. saawa A aaDE-
sse s0Yer design s ae.4 1snG
e whsta wsA grrg msg 81 Ola
aula. saomtnz g4snt.e - fse sEa
ns tAa southwest At sell as gaH bi9
zaI.soaA and factory center 81 1he
aaxe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
o O c c @ O @ o 0 o 81 o o o o o .

automobile wae Eeut fgg Deputy C0uB-
81 Clerk Leer $40 had tae Keys 70
toe record room and he avers he
3eaI the automobile t0 the build
ing Meanwniie the firenea had
taken screen OF one 81 tie big
aiad0ws had forced the window ami
we're using chemicals They had sl.
ready used chemicals through the
small Eindow 4 little water wsF
used When the record room door
vas opened about III O'Clock, the
smoke rolled 0gt 10 oyerpowerlng
force
TIE actnal damage 8y the fire vas
small 81 i- sad Sgrth CimayT0g
spriHgaie ana sewaT9 returns aere
des roye3 bus the superior court has
taken charge Of al tbe charTed prop
erty aBd aa official announcement of
the state 0g ihe ballots is not avail
able The lOwa, Bear Greek aad Or
iando records had already been can
vasHed SD court and sci aside Taey
we're not affected Some b. tae coun
~ books 0ld records seg merely az
years. we're seOrrhed Some Oia eiec-
'ion books we're badly damaged
chief of police Mitchell aud Others
commenced Investigations and made
some finds There MAS heavy csoth
over the wiad0a ahd ID is claimed the
piece can De matched The fire
screen over the Tindow bad beeH
pFIed or ana the cloth ID; in its
place Tire glass in frame hlugee
a' f0p had beeu left pr0Dpea open
Dy Officers au8 LAWYERS wh0 looked
over t4e returns yesterday s0 fhat
the incendiarx did n0t even have 40
break glass
Apparently the ara @as ser by
Neans ot long something There
was found iH she alley NOD about
1--WE feet .one with three 8r t0lr
inches Of sire protesting from 0ne
end it IS thought saturated rag
wss fastened ou this sire aad set on
fire and pokel ID sg thar e dropping
Continued .ot 19es 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
MYSTERIOUS BLAZE IN
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
Sacks ui Ballots and Election
Papers DESTROYED By
Flames

FIRE doubtless 0f iueendisry origin
sasi night dcsiWge8 seyefaf sacks OF
ballofs and other election papers stoi
"a IN record goom Ga the county
building enaangering all tie rec
orsls 0f the county clerks office and
ihg election board ana threatening
the entire structure
The fire was mysterious ~ every
particular Evidently the firing was
dono through d small wind0e or v,9t
At tle rear 0f the coButy building
AMI IL s supposed iae MDrk ~ss
done b9ytR cen $3.50 and lg o'c0icg
smoke Ras Gosiccd before hi O'Clock
bal 4 mas hearty III O'Clock before
4 wss loeated Tie iIfemen broke
iait0 the building aud fough the
bssxs wjth chemical The blaze
could nyt be seen fro 0Htsiae uatil
q cloih fastened 0g ths ~iuaow
waH discovered
There are three leading theories
All 10 abe motive for setting FIRE 10
the paper stored in the little room.
Hhlnh il in tAe 8asement One is
tnsi aeHie partisan Of one side or the
ether in the Fav0rs Murphy election
contest pending in superior court
nished 10 destroy eg.dence tae sec
0ad. that there 1as a desire 10 des-
troy county records ana that the al.
seugps was made nndsr cover III Ehe
election contest fhird. that tie aes-
THcti0R 0t the building was intend
ed
lhe ballots from tae general elec-
ton In November we're Ia cufodp OF
lie superior court There were tblr-
ig-two sacks in one pile under and
about the stairway leading d0WU
from the county clerks record room.
The sacks we're close ID the single
window Other SACKS were stored III
olheF parts 0f the room ana The
shelves and floor we're useg for fine
stacking ap oi OH county records. old
election records, unused election ga.
per aud many other hooks and papers
Immediately overhead were all the
records 0t tAe county clerx office,
meaning taai practically the hissoFY
Of county elections and It's entire
financial history we're almost t9getA-
or
With little more head@ay the fire
would have swept the county clerks
Office bare Of books and 8eA0yed
every election record Tor twenty-five
ycars. Had the clerks records, on
the shelves aud in boxes. caught fire
the flames would psaba5ly have brok-
en- through into the main office Ia
that event the building goUld have
been desiFoYeg or badly damaged
The record ro0m. first floor. was tine
0ao used by some Of Governor Has.
keA's clerks during the occupancy OF
the building by the state. The pIas-
;eTing overhead was takea off hy the
heat. The building was filled VITA
smoke and Il sill be smelly for sever
Al days.
At 1880 the first alarm was sent
10 the police station aud 4 policeman
was rushed 10 the building re sUra
"a IN a fire alarm Constable Ed
Robinson sRd others passing the
building. smelieu smoke and called
the police
A most Industrious hHataas made
for the fire Nearly all the eouE.5 d,
ficers we're found ana Assistant JaHi-
tor Pratt let in the crowd The fire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
EXPRESS COMPANIES lGeHsEB

washington AHF4l lafler
So tae eADress companies an 'sss
I ai1ed states a ssQiatins stwses
aA Ar0aiolt Iae tfasu eiHE
g-8ee egaGk s iMaH tsHy
cm9E vas e sM e9siJA
stogfea to4a 87 ghs pas;al pFuzrssFa
ieaHe HAe geso.9isoa called apea
ta@ aepa tae@t ~ 5@ste W irses-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
REDiTIkG AND VIOLATING
ELkIkS LAW is CHlRGED
Result Of Federal
Inquiry Into Ore TransvoT-
tatl0n Methods

Cleveland. April Il Foilowiaa lu-
3ie.ineuia seeiefdas on charges "a
Febating and conspiracy oi iogr rail-
wags entering Cleveland. BistFiei Az
iomey Va u Dag announced today
t5at SUMMONS woaa Immediately Sc
served 0a me in8lctea corporations
and ,hat one oi ineicted individuals,
Hanna. would appear before tie eleFk
0i 1he United States district c0Ugt to-
dag and give bond Tor Ais appearance
Ireland is lu tbe BermBGas and Nc
{ a6e, already under subpoena " 9e-
tefed 70 be iH FistshuTg
Hanna, ireland and MeCabe we're
eaen Indicted 0n ome c0Hnt, ma.e&
charges tsat tie Hanna company has
aa alleged contract Mlra tAe Peaasyl-
gsHla company, whereby the HAMA
c1mpany e said - have reDage1 ~
shippers profits Cf the Ohio ana West
cga Pennsylvania D0Hs company. a
sgeEidlaTF concern 0f she Hanna sga,-
psaF Tie dock company, which s
Included iB tine imaietmeat. leases sm8
operates docks Owned 8g tae penasvg
rania company as several Lase Erie
ports
The ". A. Haaua yn. gauF IS 1as
al ths largest irgp ore, si2 igOn. coal
ana coke concerns I'D the counffT.
Creek USED As evidence
One 0f TIE exhibits before te
5rand iu4s SHOW tAe alleged yay-
men1 20 tae Carnegie Steel company
81 sa.lEl+ss ass bart as the earn.
iHga q .1e dock company Tae
c0ee6 reads
To tbe Carnegie Steel compans
DEBTORS. fer your proportion of re-
naming surplus earnings b ere sate-
ped from Pennsylvania company
docs year ending 8afca g1 1859 AS
geg statement. ssatf1eE
Ten Indictments Uu f0T 10Mlfs.
charging four lgon ale carving rau-
reads entering CleYelaD5 wila eaE-
ing aid alleging ta4t tmo of them
ere guilty q conspiracy tn violate
TIE Elklns law. = eg1 aBs0 Eet8rae4
HY tae feasral grand iurr ere to-
day
L9n4g iTolCte5
Ihe railroads are tae Pshusg eaHia
tile LAKE shore and Miehigan so9th-
sFa. the BessemeF and La4A BFie. and
the New York. Chicago and S. Louis.
lNickle Plate
The indictments were returned as
follows
IAae Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad company and the Acge!iRe
Dock company. Of Asatabnle. 0aio
conspiracy to violate tBe EsKins sct
one couAt I.aAe Saore aa8 Michigan
southern Railroad galg SGD tAe
Mahgning and Saenans Eock com.
paaF Ashtabala, 0ai0. saA8e Ghag ge
one coBat Lake Shore aud Mcai
g8u Southern Railroad company and
The Ashtsgpla BoeA company. same
charge. csc count Lake shore aAa
Michigan Southern Railroad company
aBG the fsigg=bwrg snd CDpBeagf Doc &
esla@a4s. sans charge 00e count
Tee BeSSame1 and l.aae Erie Rail-
gcad campang ana tae Psgtsbars an8
GoHneaat Dol6 company. same
charge, one coant Toe PeaGs lsasia
RaiiFcas company. charged Rita re-
batting counts The r 81 ~ IS
Railroad company charge g-ish re-
Batting ~ e8aats The Bsssemer ana
l.ase Erie Railroad eompaBg. charged
2 iib Febat,ug 1s euahl6 Taa EaW
KaFk. GbSeAg0 ana ST L@gis Rall.
road c1mp9ny. charged wIiH Relating.
SIX e8ants
iNrDcrisnt suits re raiioS
Dsig5Cf AttaTaeg N Is ll@E an.
rsswre8 fDli0wiHn shp tiisg cf tbe
Tey0rt. tat Large 4sd important
slalts wa#3d Ae se@Ia iHNesgi stelY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
SUPREME COURT ALSO
COMES IN FOR SRElRIAG
Would Deprive High Tribunal Of
Power to IHVaHdals Laws 81
National Legislature
(By Associated pnns

Washington u. C. AgFll gT -vsr
taF Berger tbe Milwaukee Sgcsaliss.
iH 4 resolution Introduced today not
oHig proposes 80 abolish fae seaafe
pH aims 50 strike s80a toe grasf.
1Em l&e vef< p9wer sad take FROM
fae ugFene eDEss authority 10 lnval.
date legislation enacted bg The a01ae
% rsgres egraflyes 41is proposed
amendment to iAe constitution. aAseh
VI pea1oEes ser ay five yareeat 0g
ae rioters of each State shall be sses
MliEea fQ q gea@gas Fsleten1nas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
fBy Associate, Press,


? - @~F+H - n EsN~E M 70 FNFW
as1sngf0n. April zf-f5ecaase az
iA heath seAg4t1f FvEe 1T Maine. to.
asg isaaef16 10 viee Presiaans SheF.
aaH Bsz sl'sisaaiiai as HFesgaens pro
TEN 0g lh4 senate senator Fre Is
eonane5 81 uls axsr'ments sna hia
trie81s heeag4e of hls age. are ny.
qfshanslVe "a "a probable gzi8sNzgF
R{Bj sHceeea asaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
TAX ON BIBUL0us.
UNIQUE REVENUE
RAISER, PLANNED


Z Harrisburg Pa ApHl 81 Q
4 hepreseafaiise T. H knight of g
Z Ciafiop county has come tor 6
Z yard wit3 q unique revenue rais- O
= ~ ne !s drafting blil rs9nir O
Y ing eyerr man and woman waO q
Z desires 10 drink tiBeOus. spirit =
! oas mali OK 9feHe8 liquors "a @
Z RehnsyiFansa to take out an aa- o
Z nAa! llcnnse al cost Os 81 .
AZ knight agaFes taat There q
Z are Al least q million out of Tie q
: states 1900 300 people who q
! Toull SAINT such q license. and .
? that therefore. tile revenue .
! would be 5000 geo year .
His bill would prohibit .be ~ q
s1ance OF licenses 20 hs8iiBal .
dFuukaFas AND would make IL q .
fnisaemeaa0F 20 serve intgxicap o
sng drinks % any one who dld o
not have tipplegs licenae. o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
BAL TIN0RE MAYOR
VISITS NEW YORK
IS Bla0BRICEED



q baltimore April z7-Asro7 2
g John Berry sfa1gD Ase Been 10 =
9 New YORK and 8ee zod dBscgsd g
Y iae mayor oH Ais VISIT ~aa a1 Q
Y S8ashs, q 10aag maH who sal4 .
2 We was q aewspag Per- f0gresp8a1. q
2 eHt fox 2 Baltimore aeH paper G
2 Ae knew aIi ahgaf Baltimore y
2 He kaew ab0gt Mayor 5iaho0 =
z would tne mago KiuslY cash 4 =
2 check for $l75 His honor pssl- .
2 50 om Eerea Eve gpets ard re- .
2 eeiFed in eGeaange check 0a Q
= Baltimore bank o
= I1e @ew foan1 friend thank. @
z "a him Hfoiaseiy smi.ed again q
: and went gF stliag Gee. q
2 Bdt It8 9eat % Nee. q Friend .
. tom Yoag Home Town =
? Fills a0Hgr cane home seat =
2 the cnecs tg tAe bans s4 u q
2 was returned lndgrse1 win the .
2 words 10 the esect th2t ~ wss y
: worthless Bee MahQol says toe q
: lnairiaaa] ag gGt5-5r ked him =
: gave TIE aame o. Gardiner q
~ ~ ~ % ~ N ~ ., ~ - ~ - a y,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27

SsY99 AeyEa4w. nae cs 8kiAMoH4a
Cays ca5ss boosters waa M eonsnss1
Ia ass bed wsta inilamWssEags eg-
n-Atssm. i Aeing urged as ais friends
To aafne Ga tsashrie anA ta&e Gmsas u
mineral SISTER aAtAk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27

Tss Rock lsisn5 railroad MAS fnea
81 and cost bg TIE corporation CON
hiissi0H in case crossing ont oi a
q nplaiui fled hT tie Enid Eill a.
Elevator cOfHpang involving 3 s6ip-
ioenf of feed sul meal tg srBm0Fe
en- which ID claimed 10 have beeu
ctereAareed $50 the comm.s
sion found thar tae amount paid was
ss3s5, whea is Should have beaa
s2l2f. sE dsh@i it sas q Case when
there might baFe seen an hoDest dsi.
ference Is ~ tne proper charges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27
STATE DEPARTMENTS NEWS

Special To the Daily Lea4er.
Oklahoma citg. April - Corn.
piaiat was filed with tae corporation
commission Bg citizens 0f CEatIa.
aooga. asking that ihe Rock Island be
required 20 arrange The scae81ies 0B
me Chattanooga branch % aa 10
make connections AZ i.awt0n s8cn
connections @ete formerly made ard
t4e railroad oad promised tO restore
fBe g.d seae1u.e gIg failed ~ Do 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-27

A&1 Nl8Es@a re2&E@s aE 6Ha# asNed
9F t4e stats eieegl9a aoag0 0n tae
ef&At eo@M1se6 are &s l0slO@x
The herald., 1911-07-13
THE HERALL
ARTICLE V.

All the corporate powers Of this corpora
ton shall be vested in and exercised by a
Board OF Directors, 10 BE- composed Of four
stockholders who shall be- elected nv ballot
on the third Monday in June Of each veal
beginning with the year 1872. after fifteen
days written notice shall have been mailed
to each stakeholder at his last address The
election Of directors shall be held at the Of
hce OF the corporation under the supervision
OF two commissioners appointed by the
Board Of Directors: majority of votes
present or represented AZ said meeting shall
elect. ANY vacancy IN Ia" Board ~ birrt-
tors created for any cause shall De filed for
tn" un"Npired term, 10y the remaining dirr'-
tors. And TIA" directors may vote in per
son or by written proxy.
Tn" Board IF Directors shall at lis first
meeting. elect from it, members "A president.
a first vice president. "A second vice-prr~i-
dent il shall also rirrt a secretary treasurer
who need not h" ~turkhpli"r Tho Board
Of Directors shall have authority. ~hru nee
r>Sary, to elect an acting secretary IS rrr.
who shall have the same power ami author
Ity a IN" secretary treasurer, and he need
not he stakeholder.
\ failur" 70 elect shall not ylclre any
office and all officers shall routjnur tp serve"
a. such, until their successor, shall have
been elected and qualified
The Board Of Directors may make and
establish. a. well Is alter and amend. by
laws, rules and rrGulat lions for the govern
mrnt ot said corporation, ami authority is
given the said board 10 do and perform and
TO embOdy in such bylaws. rules and r"-u
latiOnS. all the rights and powers granted Z,
such corporations 10y the laws ~ This state
The first Board Of Directors shall De- com.
posed Of John III. Hinton. Alexander :
Jordy. with the said John II. Hinton a,
president. Alexander :. Hinton as first VIC"
president. Sidney ]. Ferguson a. second
vice president. and J. \uma JOrdv. aN sec
rotary treasurer. who shall hold Gffire unit
the third Monday in June. 1912. or until
their successors are elected ana qualified.
The herald., 1911-07-13
ARTICLE VII.

No stakeholder shall ever be- held liable
or responsible for the contracts or faults ~
such corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due 10 the company On
the shares owned by him nor shall any
mere informality in organization hav" the
effect Of rendering this charter null or Of
exposing a stakeholder 10 any liability b.
yOnd the amount Of his subscription To
stock.
The appcarerS herein have respectively
written opposite their names the amount ~
stock in this corporation subscribed for Nv
each Of them that this act Of incorpOrd-
ton may also serve as the original sub
ScriptiOn list Of said corporation.
Thus done and passed. AT my Office. in this
city, the day. month and year first above
written. in the presence Of MeSsieurS vii
liam Morgan hannOn and Louis A. DucroS.
competent witnesses. residing in this city.
who have hereuntO signed their names with
with appearerS and me. notary, after due
reading Of the whole
Original Signed J. II. Hinton. one share 4;
Mrs. J. II. Hinton. by j. H. Hinton, 1864
shares A :. Hinton, l6J shares: :. !.
Ferguson. 165 shares; ! Numa JOrdy. 100
shares j. w. Williams by J. II. Hinton,
one share.
Witnesses: l.. A. Ducros. W. NJ Harmon.
HENRY l.. SARPY, Not. Pub.
The herald., 1911-07-13
ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder Of this corporation shall
ever be liable or responsible for the CON
tracts or faults Of this corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance due TO
the corporation on the shares owned by
him: nor shall any mere informality have
the effect Of rendering this charter null or
expose a stakeholder 10 any liability be-
You'd the amount OF his stock.
Thus done and passed at my office in the
city ot New Orleans. On the day. month and
year herein first above written. in the pres
ence OF MeSSieurS Edwin IAizer and Emile
ltauSch, competent Witnesses who have
hereuntO signed their names with the said
appearers and me, notary, after due read
ing.
Original Signed Elmore II. II. Yer
lander. ~ shares: David T.. Verlander II
shares; Harry :. II. Nerlander II shares
Edwin LaiZer. Emile RauSch ChaS. \
Butler Notary Public
|, the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages.
for the Parish OF Orleans. DO hereby certi-
fly that the above and foregoing act Of in
corporation Of The Central Laundry Com
pIny, Limited" was this day duly recorded
in my Office in Book -, Folio -.
New Orleans, June -. 1911.
lSignedD EMILE LEONARD.
by. Rec.
A true copy: CHAS. A BUTLER
jus - 30 10 julio l. IL Not Pub.
The herald., 1911-07-13
ARTICLE vi.

me hrst board OF directors Of this cor.
bpratlon shall be composed Of Nessrs T,
H. H. Marrer0; {. W. Rossner, L. II. Marrer.
Leo 4 !" N mlnans Wall Jobrsto, Armstrong,
man, Hunter c. Leake, W. s part.rSoe
n a'T - wrI9ker, A. X. Gordon. W, G. Kan
med G Woif e., and Benz. W. Herman hg im
a meetiSg a ~ r. the signing of this charter
u rne purpose Of electing Officers of t heid Tor
faaH De president. vice-presidentp
and the seryot ana treasurer. The notar,
noiIers, Said officers so aio..a oI STOCK,
ana m nGe curing the pleasure OF the hSari
a ainn may be dismissed and their sncco o4rd,
hoard NJ oS majority vote OF the .ntjr.
The herald., 1911-07-13
ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder Of this corporation shall
ever Dee held labl" or responsible for the
contracts, or faults, thereon, in any further
sum than the unpaid balance due 10 the cor
poratiOn on tn" shares owned by him ; nor
shall any mere informality in organization
have the effect Of rendering this charter null
or Of exposing a StOckhOlder to any liability
beyond the unpaid amount OF his stock
Thus done and passed in my nOtlrili Of.
flee. at the city Of New Orleans. in the pres
cnce Of MeSSieurS Samurl lIirSCh and Fer
nan f. TeisSier. competent witnesses II law
ful age and residents pf this city, who here
unto subscribe their names together with
the said appearerS and me, notary after
due reading Of the whole.
signatures
Witnesses Samuel IIirSch, r. L. TeisSar.
WM. J. FORMENTO, Not. Pub.