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ferred bv any Stockholdor until it shall have
been first offered for sale % the board or u
rectors Of this corporation at its book value
or at the lowest price IN" holder Is az any
time willing 10 accept. the board having al
WAYS the iirst right OF presumption Al mat
price.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Joseph Geraci owner and builder
one-storv boxed house, iron roof. public
road, river front. Algiers, $50.
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THE HERALD
ARTICLE IL.

The domicile Of this corporation shall b.
in the City of New Orleans, State of Lou
iSiana, where citation shall be served on It's
president, and in his absence upon its vice
president
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f,cture ~ said apparatus by others. and -
give sell and assign % any other person
fuIL absolute and exclusive rights for III.
enjoyment of any and all rights under and
covered by said patents
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ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes Of this corpo-
ration are hereby declared to be, to buy,
receive and hold an assignment of a patent
or patents upon a certain refrigerating
plant apparatus or method, lately invented
by Daniel C.. Smith, for which the said
Smith Is making application to the United
States Patent Office for a patent and to
contract concerning the same for the manu-
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No stakeholder shall have the right 10
sell or otherwise dispose Of his shares Of
stock In this company without having first
offered same To the other stockholders.
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T. tie undersigned recorder Of mot,,,.
in and fJ- The parish Of Orleans stats y
Louisiana, Do hereby certify that the ac,
and foregoing act of incorporation Of IL
Smith Refr.g-rst!ng Company was this h,
duly recJ-5-d il my Office, In book I0if
folio 10.
Mex Orleans. June 18th. 1911.
Signed EMILE LEONARD, D. 4
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CHARTER
OF UNITED EXPORT LUMBER COM
PANY.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LoUIsIAN, CITY OF NEW Or
LEANS.
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ARTICLE III.

The capital stock Of this corporation is
hereby declared to be fifty thousand dollars
1850. c00.00), to be divided into and repre-
scented by five hundred (500l shares of the
par value Of one hundred dollars (S1O000)
each, which said stock shall be payable for
In cash or it's equivalent.
This corporation shall become a going
concern as soon as the said stock shall have
Stahl and Alfred Dunn. and five thousand
dollars (S5,000.OOl by III. Jansen.
The stock of this corporation shall not be
transferable except upon the books Of the
corporation, and no stock shall be trans
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CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES.
IN ADMIRALTY.

The Johnson Iron Works. Ltd. VS..
Steamer RUBY libel filed by Hail.
Monroe & Lemann, prOctors for libel
liant.
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ARTICLE VII.

All checks, prOmissory notes. drafts. ac-
ceptanceS, contracts and other evidences Of
Indebtedness. as well as all obligations OF
any king binding the corporation, shall be
signed 10y the .................. general
manager, or in his absence and inability
10 act. then by the secretary, cOuntersigned
By the vice president
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A true copy
J. VI QUINTERO, Notary Pssk
tSsaI
july - - aug 10 Il "a
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CHARTER
FRIEDRICHS AND PALFREY, LTD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE 1t Known, that on this oath day OF
July, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and eleven. before me- Carl
Converse Friedrichs. a notary public duly
commissioned and qualified, in and for this
city and the Parish of Orleans, therein re-
siding, and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned per-
sonally came and appeared the several per-
sons whose names are hereunto subscribed
who severally declared that availing them
selves OF the provisions of the laws of the
State OF Louisiana, in such cases made and
provided, and particularly of the provis-
ions OF Act No. SO of the session OF the
General Assembly of the State of Louisi-
ana Of 1888, and all subsequent statutes
on the subject matter, they have cOyenanted
| and agreed, and do. by these presents cove
nant, agree and bind themselves and such
other persons who may hereafter become
| associated with them, 10 form a cornora-
tion and body polite in law. for the oh
iects and purposes and under the stipu-
lations following, to wit:
ARTICLE I.
The name Of this corporation shall be
frledrlehs and Palfrey, Limited, and under
It's corporate name IL shall have existence
for ninety-nine years. II shall have mower
and authority to contract, sue and be sued.
TO make and use corporate seal, to hold
receive, purchase, lease, acquire and con-
vey. as we'll as mortgage, hypothecate and
pledge property, real, personal and mixed
10 borrow money, to make and issue bonds
and notes; TO elect, name and appoint such
managers, agents or other officers as its
business. interest or convenience NAV re-
quire, and to make and establish alter and
amend such bylaws, rules and regulations
as may be necessary for the proper govern.
ment or its business and affairs.
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ARTICLE /.

The name and title OF the corporation
hereby formed Is declared to be Carter
Blanks Company, and its domicile shall
be In the City of New Orleans. State Of
Louisiana, at which domicile ali meetings
shall be held In accordance With Act Sc
Of 1910 Of the General Assembly. 1t shall
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ARTIt LIE V.

All the corporate powers Of this corpora
ton shall he visited in and exercised by a
board % directors composed OF five 80
stockholders, Who shall b. elected 10y the
stockholders al the annual meeting of the
! corporation, which shall be held ON the sec
Ond Monday of February Of each year
Three members Of IN" board of directors
! shall constitute a quorum.
The officers ~ the corporation shall be
| president who shall also he general mana
| ger; ? vice president, a secretary, and a
treasurer. provided that. At any annual
meeting, the stockholders may separate The
Office Of general manager from that OF prr>i-
| dent and consolidate il with any Of the
| Offices or create IL a new office, in which
/ Latter event il shall be filled in the sane
manner as herein provided for other OFF
The officers hereinabove designated shall
/ he elected annually by the stockholders at
/ the annual meeting from among the number
| Of directors elected at such meeting.
/ Until the first annual meeting. herein
/ above provided for. or until their successors
! are elected and qualified the following shall
| constitute the board OF directors Of this
! corporation Waldo Il. Ctley. August W.
! BerdOn. Edward Neuwirth. Jr.. George T..
| E-dorf and Timothy O'Brien. with Waldo
| Il. Utloy As president and general manager
! August W. BerdOn as vice president Ed
ward Neuwirth. Jr., as secretary, and
| George f. Egdorf. as treasurer.
All directors and officers shall be elected
! FOR the term OF one year, but shall hold
! their respective Offices until their successors
are elected and qualified.
| Any vacancy occurring In the board OF
! directors. from whatever cause. shall be
| flled. from among the stockholders, by the
remaining members Of the board. provided.
| however. that in the event Of the death OF the
/ president, while acting as general manager.
| a general meeting OF the stockholders shall
| at once be called TO elect his successor.
! All elections shall be by ballot and the
ma jOrity OF the votes cast shall elect.
| Ar all meetings each stakeholder shall
I he entitled TO vote. either in
| by written proxy, for each share OF stock
| Standin. in his name on the books OF the
! corporation, provided. that no stock shall
| be voted at any meeting which has been
| transferred on the books OF the corporation
within thirty 800 days prior 10 said meet
ing
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ARTICLE VI.

The general manager shall have the
power 10 employ and dismiss all sub
officers. agents and employees OF the cor
pOratiOn and 10 fix their salaries.
The salary OF the president and general
manager shall be fixed by the board OF di-
rectiUnS OF the corporation.
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ARTICLE VI.
ARTICLE VII.

whenever this company shall be dissolved
expiration OF its charter. or sooner by
shall be elected by the stOckholdars NJ |,
general meeting Of the stockholders held
aiier forty (iOl days notice, as above nro-
naaed' These liquidators shall continue in
once until the full liquidation of the como
ration, and in case of the death of either ~
mem, the stockholders may elect a success
sor, or II they do not elect a successor the
po"ers OF bOth liquida tors shall be vested in
The herald., 1911-08-03
ARTICLE l.

The name and style Of this corporation
shall be the SMITH REFRIGERATING
COMPANY" and by that corporate name
said company shall have power and author
ity to enjoy and have succession for the
period of ninety-nine years; TO contract
sue and be sued in its corporate name TO
make and use a corporate seal; to buy. re-
ceive and hold an assignment Of a patent or
patents upon a certain refrigerating plant
apparatus or method, lately invented by
Daniel c. Smith. for which the said Smith
is making application to the United States
Patent Office for a patent, and to contract
covering the same for the manufacture Of
said apparatus by Others the sales of rights
under said patents, and for the use and
enjoyment by others Of said apparatus and
method covered by said patents, and TO
give, sell and assign to any other person
full, absolute and exclusive rights for the
enjoyment of the rights covered by said
patents, to have and employ such managers.
directors, officers, agents and other en-
plOyees, as the interest and convenience of
said company may require, and TO make
and establish such bylaws, rules and regu-
latiOns for the proper management and con-
troll of the affairs of said company as may
he necessary. But not to have the right to
manufacture the said patented articles or
TO sell the said patents, except that the
said patents may be sold by a vote of two
thirds of the stock Of the company.
The herald., 1911-08-03
CHARTER
W. 3. UTLEY COMPANY.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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ARTICLE III.

The dOmicile Of said corporation shall be
in the city of New Orleans, and all citations
and other legal process shall be served on
the president, and, in his absence, on the
vice-president of said company, and, in the
| absence Of both of these named officers ser
vice OF process may be made on the secre-
tary,
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ARTICLE /.

The name of this corporation shall De
Knitted EXPORT LUMBER COMPANY.
Its domicile shall be in the city or New
Orleans and II shall have and enjoy sue
cession by It's corporate name for period or
ninety nine 1921 years from and after the
date hereof.
This corporation shall have power and
authority to contract, sue, and be sued IN
its corporate name to make and use cor
porate seal to hold, receive, hire ana pur-
chase, lease. suitcase, sell, convey or ex-
change property, real and personal, and TO
mortgage or hypothecate the same TO Dor
row or lend money; TO appoint managers,
officers, agents and employees in the state
of Louisiana and other states, as its inter.
ests may require: TO establish, alter and
amend all rules and regulations and bylaws
for the conduct and management OF Its bus
mess as may be necessary and proper.
All citation or other legal process shall
be served upon the president of the corpo-
ration and In the event OF his absence or
inability to act from any cause, the same
shall be served upon the secretary.
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ARTICLE III.

The domicile Of this corporation shall be
IN the city OF New Orleans, parish of Or
leans, state Of oLuisiana, where citation
absence or disability, on the vice president.
ARTICLE III.
The objects and purposes for which this
corporation Is established, and the nature
or the business to be carried on by it. are
hereby declared 20 be the manufacturing.
selling, purchasing, exporting and import
ing OF paint, varnish, paint oils. glass, wall
paper, brushes chemicals and kindred arti-
cles and products of all nature and kinds.
and to engage in all matters coincident or
germane to the manufacture and sale, at
articles, and to do and perform all manner
OF things in conjunction Herewith and in
| cidental thereto, necessary and proper to
the operation of said business
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock Of this corporation shall
be twenty-five thousand dollars 1925, 600
| OOl, divided into two hundred and fifty
| ESQ shares Of the par value of one hun
dred dollars each, which shall be paid for
in cash or Its equivalent, for labor per.
formed or services actually rendered.
The corporation shall be going concern
| and begin operations as soon as five thou.
| sand dollars (S5,000.00) shall have been
| subscribed to the capital stock and paid in
All transfers of stock shall be made by
| the owner or his agent, duly authorized In
writing, upon the books Of the company
and only upon the surrender Of the certi
ficate.
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ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation Is organized, and the nature OF
the business to he carried on by II, are here
by declared TO be:
First-The carrying on of a general mer-
camille business and trading generally;
Seoond-The exporting of forest products
TO other countries and for that purpose the
buying and selling of same;
Third-The buying selling and leasing of
timbered and other lands. timber and other
forest products; the manufacture OF same
into other products, in this and other states,
and for that purpose, the buying. building,
and selling Of such manufactures or mills.
dry kilns and other plants incidental 10 said
business In this and other states, and the
operation of same.
Fowth-The construction and operation
Of tramways and railways, the building,
buying and owning OF barges, steamboats,
and other water craft for the purpose OF
conducting its said business. but not as CON-
mon carriers;
Fiffh-The acting as agents and forward
ing agents for others:
Sirth-The power of doing all things nee
essary and Incidental to the business above
stated.
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4 true copy.
c. c. FRIEDRICHS.
Notary Public.
July %; Aug 3. 10, Il. -. 81.
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Socrates and Leonhard property, So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
TROUBLE CAUSED BY
POOR ELECTRIC LIGHT

Electric lights on circuit No. Z, of
the Public Service system, extending
from Hobart street on Smith to
State street and northward on State
street. TO near Jefferson street. went
ont many times al intervals between
SILL aRd S-1E o'clock Sunday night.
due 10 relay trouble at the sub sta
ton in jefferson street.
The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
TURKEYS WILL
BE CHEAPER
Thanksgiving Birds Worth
28 Gents a Pound.

Thanksgiving turkeys will be
cheaper this year by four or five
cents per pound, compared with last
years. prices, and this announce
,ment will bring JOY to many house
keepers and family providers. Jer-
sey turkeys are just Is scarce as
ever, but good news ZONES from the
west, particularly Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan, that the day Of plenty has
arrived and every home can well af-
ford to eat turkey" this year on
November 80, if they so desire.
Managers of Perth Annoy meat
markets said today the price of
western birds will be about twenty
eight cents per pound, or a reduction
of four cents compared with the
prices in 1910. There is a slight
chance the market price will W
be lower than this, for at the pres
emit time the birds are bringing
around these figures. Jersey tur-
keys are ''out of sight" with no
chance of having a bird of that
bringin up to grace the festive
board unless you are a millionaire,
but the western fowls r of first
class and nearly the equal of the
New Jersey birds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
SOUTH RIVER MAN is
WE'D TO LOCAL GIRL

Frederick Beldrfng, Of South
| River, and Miss Anna Marie Deppe,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Deppe, of 621 Hommann avenue,
, this city, were married at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents in the presence
of about fifty guests from this city
and South River. Miss Elizabeth
Deppe, sister Of the bride, was maid
of honor and Henry Deppe, Jr.,
brother of the bride, was best man.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. w. Hanson, pastor of the
Danish Methodist Episcopal church.
The bride was attired in a princess
gown OF pale blue silk and carried a
bouquet of carnations and lilies of
the valley. After the ceremony an
elaborate supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Deppe received many use
full gifts. They left last night for
South River, where the groom has
furnished a home. MFR. BeIdring is
a painter and Is we'll known in South
River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
MICHAELs' NEW STORE
HAD OPENING THURSDAY

One of the newest stores to come
to Perth Amboy had its opening
Thursday, when the public for the
first time had an opportunity to
examine the large stock OF mems,
.women's and children's clothing of
M. Michaeis' & Co., at TIA Smith
street. This store makes a feature
of being outftters for the entire
family That the shoppers are we'll
pleased with the Miehaels' store is
evident by the business done there
during Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Miehaels comes to this city
from Newark, where he has had
eight years experience. He was
connected with the Union Clothing
Company In that city and knows how
to cater to the public.
The new Michaels store In this
city promises to be "a popular one
Located as it Is at the corner OF
Madison avenue, in the building
formerly occupied by Levy's shoe
store, it is easily reached by resi-
dents in all sections. The interior
is attractively arranged and clerks
are instructed to be courteous and
ebIiging above everything else.
Mr.. Mfchaels is greatly pleased
with Perth Amboy and, judging from
the enthusiastic reception given him
on his opening, the shoppers are
eauaIIy pleased with him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20

jury to James Donahue, the fulfbaak
and best player OF the Ironsfdes, of
New Brunswick, the visiting eleven.
Donahue was knocked unconscious
in the second half and reports re-
ceiyed today from his New Bruins
wick home state his condition has
not improved. The physicians state
the man is suffering from internal
injuries.
Donahue was carrying the ball
when the accident happened. 1t was
the Ironsides ball on first down, ten
yards to go. Donahue tried to run
around left end and was tackled by
Purcell, playing right haifback for
the Sheridans. PureelFs hands
slipped and the runner kept on, but
was downed with a thud by Gala
han, the home teams quarterback.
A physician Was called and worked
over Donahue for twenty-five min
utes before the player recovered
consciousness. The Sheridan play
ers Will go to New Brunswick to-
night to visit Donahue's bedside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
SEARCH MADE
FOR DAUGHTER
Highland Park Man Here--
Hotels Are Visited.

AS the result of aetion taken to
locate a runaway girl in some local
hotels Saturday night an investiga-
tion is likely to be made by the POI
lice OF lodging places bearing al
legged i'll repute. The police fnvesti-
gated the case in question but fall
ed to find the girl.
When the matter came to the at
~tention of Chief of Police Patrick j.
Burke he at once began to inquire
into the repute of one hotel which
he suspects in not being run in q
proper way.
The seventeen-year-old daughter
of Furman Thompson, of Highland
Park, was ne one sought Saturday
night. Accompanied by another
man and Patrolman John Martin he
searched local dancing places and
several hotels at 1920 o'clock. The
girl was traced to a dance hall, but
she left there early and the search
ing party lost track of her after that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
SOCIALISTS ADDRESS
DECLARED EXCELLENT

Union hall was comfortably filled
last night with prominent Socialists
during the delivery Of a splendid ad-
dress by State Secretary w. b. XII
Inngbeck on the subject, 1.-THE Social
list Party,s Success at the Last Elec-
tion," in which the speaker endeay-
ored to show that the party is not
IN politics for the spells but for re-
suits. He made it plain the Socialist
party is controlled by the laboring
CLASSES and working In their inter-
lests. Chairman RippeTibein presid-
ed and introduced the speaker.
Twelve new members were admitted.
The next lecture will be given in
about two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
MADE
BY LOCAL G. A. R.

At a meeting of Major James H.
Dandy Post No. 45, Grand Army OF
the Republic, Department of New
Jersey, at its headquarters in Odd
Fellows hall Saturday night, the
annual nomination of officers took
place. Henry Salmon was nominal
ed commander to succeed John G,
Heney, who has filled that position
during the past year. The other
officers are. Daniel Hutchinson,
senior vice commander; J. S. RUB
right, junior vice commander; Sam
uel G. Garretson, quartermaster;
William Durrea, Chaplain; and
Peter M. Garrison, officer of the day.
The election will take place at the
meeting next month. At the public
installation to be held in January
Department Commander A. s. Apple
gate, of Trenton, and staff will come
here to install the newly elected
n III on,c EA se
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20

Lawrence A. Long and John A. Hun.
Henry Mohlberg, the owner. Will
probably be IN this city today to
take possession OF the animal. To-
getheT with q grocery wagon it was
stolen from Mohiberg's place at
163rd street and Morris avenue, New
York, last August.
The animal was traced from New
York, through points on Staten Is
land and this city through the cIev-
erness of the local police. The de-
tectives found that it had been
brought to this city and disposed
of to Halpern 6 Son, of High and
Fayette streets. They In turn had
transferred the animal to a colored
man, in whose possession 1t was
found. The grocery wagon has as
yet not been recovered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
STOLEN BOAT
is RECOVERED
Charles Gunderson's Graft
Found Near keansburg.

A sailboat belonging to G. G.
Gunderson, of Lewis street, which
was cut from It's moorings and stol-
en- on the night of November 4, was
found by Detectives John A. Huff
and Lawrence A. Long, Saturday.
They traced it to q point between
Union and Keansb1rg and after as
c%ertaining it was the n stolen
from this city, notified its owner.
Efforts are now underway to appre-
bend the thieves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
ANOTHER HORSE
FOUND IN CITY
One of Many Taken by Band
of Italians.

One of the many horses alleged to
have been stolen by a band of Ital-
fan horse thieves who have head
quarters at G~reenridge, s. l., stolen
from a New York groceryman, was
recovered in this city yesterday
through the efforts of Detectives
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
GOOD ROADS AS REMEDY
'F0R HIGH COST OF LIVING

Richmond, Va, Nov 2e:-Good
roads as a remedy for the high cost
of living, was advocated by secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson, today
before the American Good Roads
Congress.
1.-THE relation between the public
roads and farms is SO intimate that
the connection of the road very
largely determine the value OF the
farms. said Wilson. The .eonven-
ton opened very lamely owing to
the inability of President Taft to
attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20

New Brunswick, Nov. 30.-Two
Perth Amhoy judgments ere EN-
dered by Judge Woodbridge in Dis
trfcf Court this morning. George j.
Haney, coal dealer, secured judg-
ment of S3S.SS against Matthew
Egan, and another for $3.50
against Joseph Hartung.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-20
BADLY HURT IN
FOOTBALL PLAY
James Donahue of New
Brunswick at South Amboy.
Eps0ta, 70 sss rvENrNoNnw

kpso{al 90 che ErENFN0 NnWM
South Amboy, Nov. 20-Although
no casualty had yet been recorded,
and the season is nearing an end,
misfortune visited Sheridan field
yesterday afternoon and brought in