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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-21
MINNESOTA VALLEY ASSOciA.
TlON TO HOLD MEET.
At Six O'clock the Blue Earth Coun.
~ Society Will Serve a Lunch
con to the Visitors.

From Tuesdays Daily
The thirtysfirst semi-annual meet
ing of the Minnesota Valley Medical
association will be held in the
Knights of Columbus hall on Tues.
day, May 2. at 10 a. m. The fol.
lowing is the program:
Invocation; business meeting.
Syphilis. Differtial Diagnosis and
Treatment. including '6O6." DR.. John
report Of two cases, DR.. o. c. Strick.
Ter. New Ulm.
Session in Afternoon.
The session in the afternoon will
take up the following:
Notes on two cases of CESSATION,
Dr. G. H. Ludtke, Fairmont; "Rela-
ton of Diseases of Nasal Passages
to Diseases of the Eyes," DR.. E. w.
Benham, MankatO; Causes and Re.
lief of Mouth Breathing" DR.. f.. r.
Strathern, ST. Peter; paper, Dr. w.
c. MacCarty, Rochester.
Officers of the Association.
The officers are: President, Dr.
l.. A. Fritsche, New Ulm; first vice
president; Dr. II. B. Aitken, LIE
Sueur Center; second vice presi.
dent, Dr. j. j. O'Hara, James
Vile; secretary, Dr. A. G. Liedloff,
Mankato; treasurer, DR.. G. f. Mer-
rift, St Peter.
Will Serve a Luncheon.
On the same date as the assOcia.
ton meeting. the Brown-Redwood
and Blue Earth County Medical So
cieties will hold joint session. The
Blue Earth County society will give
a luncheon at 6 p. M
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-21
anniversary Of the Soldiers Depart
ure to the Front

Preliminary plans have been form
nlated by committees of the First
Regiment Minnesota Volunteers and
the Sons of Veterans for the cele-
bration on June % of the fiftieth
anniversary of the day on which
the First Minnesota left for the
front. ID. w. Lawler will be the orr.
tor
Sixty surviving members of tie
regiment will take part in the pa
rade from the old capitol to the
steamboat landing Colonel r. L.
German presided.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-21
DUPLICATE OF EASTMAN ACT is
FAVORED BY HOUSE.
Scenes Enacted in the Legislature
Yesterday When Matter Was Be-
fore That Body.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-12
Complete Summary and Program Of the
Events Of the Week at the
State Fair Grounds.
PIONEERS DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II

PlONEERS DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
$3.50 $3.50 Inspection Inspection els d, s. stock and and poultry exhibits
1000 Reunion Pioneers
Carnival Pgeant-8 stupendou amugmnts
1:8O Auto tour of City from Fair Pioneers
ss s2gs s 9s cato os9 e Tpnsy Ps o Ss toe $4,000 5000
2:25tr 10000
1%mHs senteme's aendaa sieplenase
1870 euo Band Concert with O between Shooting
exhibition A Hills Remington Arms
200 200 aoning pigeon race to Portland
73O Concert Il in @ M s f with % Peruo Band grand opera stars Oregon Ladies' Quartet
500 Wilson's gigantic gig aicp fireworks ip spectacle
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD DAY, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER IL
$50 $50 Rn s1. ?sas %nss % cnD N. r. w. from p. special train Visitors
Governor West following Introduction by B Kay President w. O. W. Executive
y WGodaft Dedication Of w. Log Cabin by Congressman Willis Ha"s
HOO VI @ " ; os % 1 $ s"s s s % & 0 nv m9 nj " drill for teams
ii:s Es, f15S5 R5ESs@5 an SS
&c &c RaSs rS veod%sa q he PURSE S$S$
sspe saio5 sba 5e Fa 11 esfoFan SS st s course IL O
%,s Rs 7i ads o s S bs6ss ss ;S; ps1 s"s'i S
n ruo Band Concert r RaE E5d ai 5Ba SRne sis Between heats
3:@ Release Romng pigeons race to Potl%
S S5s! 2sHS5,: sS s;s e. :S 5;;
7o co6s @ 5 o 6 a @ aeS d o Band Concert motion pictures grand opera
800 Willamette Wool Association Conference Administration Building
SALEM DAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
o. A.C Band COncr on rounds
-18b g gfeture.
100 Harness and 5
Ps Ss GT;s9 o5Sa oregon S"y F"5s S e &os s$S$S
mill ,for
he ca to nominal
1870 Vse Ss l s s as;; : $s sss R @ ,s1 s,
ESQ ESQ S s dn982a5 Pn si; G fasa n G% z track for race Portland"
o. Concert o. rounds
7O Grand Concert Music Hall
sSS sSS %%5 Rs9 5s Hoo5 Rs Live s s2 AGa 5 meeting Building
Let tPIERCE"SUIT"You
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-12

900 Judging stock and poultry entries
1000 o. A. c. Band Concert on grounds
100 Parker Carnival Shows - 18 big features.
100 Harness and running race events as follows:
The herald., 1911-07-20
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 10 enjoy and have succession for the
period ~ ninety-ninr years: 10 contract
she and De- sued in its corporate name; 10
make ana use a corporate seal 10 buy. re-
ceiVe and hold an assignment Of n patent or
patents upon certain rrfrigrrating plant
apparatus or method. lately invented by
Daniel =. Smith. for which the said smith
l. making application to the United States
Patent Office for a patent, and 10 contract
covering the same for the manufacture IF
said apparatus by Others the sales of rights
under said patents. and for the Use and
enjoyment by others Uf 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 hav" and employ such managers
directors. officers. agents and other ON
p!py"r>, as the interest and convenience Of
said company may require. and 10 make
and establish such bylaws. rules snd ragu-
latlonS FOR the proper mana cement and con
troll Of the affairs Of said company a. NAV
De- necessary But not to have the right 10
manufacture the said patented articles or
u sell IN" said patents. except that the
said patents may BE- sold BY a vote IF two
thirds Of the stock NJ the company.
The herald., 1911-07-20
"A Successful Career.

he new assistant pastor is a
young man. His birth home was at
Hancock, Mich, removing when five
years of age with his parents to Cleve-
land, o., where his father was a pas
tor. In that city he obtained his early
education at the Luthern parochial
schools. At the age of IA he came to
Fort Wayne, his father having been
transferred to charge here, and en-
tering the Concordia college gradual
ed from that institution in 1901. and
then finished his theological training
at the Lutheran seminary at st. Louis,
teaching school one year during his
seminary course at Bremen, Ind, and
graduating in 1905.
Immediately after his graduating.
having been ordained as a minister of
the gospel, he became pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran Church at New Or
leans, remaining there until called to
Fort Wayne, pastorate of five years.
In his work at New Orleans he was
eminently successful. His closing
work there was the building of a new
church edifice for his congregation. 1t
was dedicated on Sunday morning,
June %, and that evening he preached
his farewell sermon to his congrega-
ton there.
The family of the Emmaus assist |
ant pastor consists Of his wife and two
They make their home with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Philip |
Wambsganss, 1922 Broadway, which is
near to the Emmaus church"
The herald., 1911-07-20

successful. and pointed out further
that where the cooperation exists and
the pastor is forever mindful of his
high calling success is sure 10 both
pastor and people.
Rev. c. J. Wegener then led in the
ceremony of installation. After he had
read from the book of the church the
part governing in an installation of a
pastor, Rev. Schliesser, on Bonded
knee, answered the questions required
to be answered. A scriptural refer
ence was made by each minister, with
hand extended over the bowed head
of the new pastor.
Immediately following the installa-
ton Rev. Schliesser performed his
first act as pastor by administering
the sacrament TO the child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Krauss.
He announced that he would preach
his Introductory sermon on next Sun
day morning at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Schliesser has voice of won
derful volume and deep richness. He
is in the prime of life anu IS taking
charge of the congregation under most
circumstances.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel, the
home paper of Rev. Fred Wambsganss.
says of him as follows:
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE V.

All IN" corporate powers Of said corpora
non shall be- vested in and exercised by a
ppard OF directors. composed Of not more
than eleven l1l or less than three i3l
stockholders. to De- elected annually on rhe
second Monday of February the FIRST alar-
ton 10 be- held in the year 1912 All Surh
'Lecll"hN snail b" by ballot and conducted
AT the Office Of the corporation under Tho
supervision Of two commissioners To- be an
pointed by the president for that purpose
OF which election ten tlOD DAYS prior
notice Shall have been given by the secre-
tary TO each stakeholder. by notice sent 70
ms domicile, Or place Of business. and each
share of stock shall be entitled 10 one vote
10 be east by the owner in person. or by
written proxy The directors thus elected
snail serve and continue in office until their
successors shall have been elected
Vacancies occurring IN said board. from
any cause whatever. shall he filled by the
remaining directors: and any director who
may be- compelled 10 De absent from this
state. may appoint. under writing. another
StOckhOlder 10 act as his proxy on said
board and exercise for the time being all
the powers of such absent director. and any
one director NAV represent by proxy ono ar
all Of his cO-directOrs. in order 10 carry on
the business of the corporation. \ ma ior-
lty OF the directors shall constitute a ono
rum, Tor the transaction of any business
Inc said board of directors shall make all
bylaws. rules and regulations for the gov
eminent OF the affairs and business of the
company, and alter. amend and change the
same AT pleasure: They shall also have full
power 10 buy. sell, mortgage and pledge any
and all property. real or personal. when
ever. in their judgment. they may deem
such acts necessary and proper without
recourse TO the vote Of the stockholders, and
snail have power to hire. employ and dis
charge all officers, agents EMPLOYEES and
clerks. and 10 fix all salaries and compan-
Sations. and generally do all things npces-
Sary in the transaction Of the business and
affairs Of the company.
And the board Of directors shall have
iuil authority TO carry out the powers here
in granted without recourse TO any vote or
grant of power by the stockholders and
shall have like power To increase or de-
crease the number of directors at any time
upon one ID weeks notice, in writing 70
the incumbent directors. issued by the sec
rotary under instructions from the president
Of the corporation
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE VIII.

In order that this charter shall contain
the original subscription list of subscribers
each subscriber has written opposite his
or her name the amount Of the capital
This corporation shall he a going concern
and authorized TO commence business as
soon as three thousand dollars of such
stock Is subscribed for.
William A. GOgrpve. Matilda C. Co
grove and Laura e. GOgreve respectively de-
clared under oath to me. notary, that they
have never been married.
Henrietta +. GOgreve. the wife Of Jules
Gaillardanne and the said Jules Gailar-
dame declared under oath TO me. notary
that they were married but once and then
to each other
Ida G. GOgreve, the wife Of August HUI
berwald. and the said August Huberwald
declared under oath 10 me. notary. that
they were parried but once and then TO
each other
Jules Gailardann declared Under oath
TO me. notary, that Christina Heucht. widow
OF Ernest r. GOgreve, has been married but
once and then TO her deceased husband En-
nest Il. Gogreve.
Thus done and passed in nv office at the
city of New Orleans. on the day. month and
year first above written. and in the pres
ence Of Francis ID. CharbOnnet, Jr.. and
Louis F. Sauve, witnesses of lawful age,
ted in this city. and therein resid-
Ing who have signed their names with the
said appearers and me, notary, after read
ing thereof.
(Original signed W. A. Gogreve. $50
shares, s15,OOO.OO: Matilda c. Gogreve.
3O1 shares, S30.1OO.OO; Laura c. GOgreve,
$50 shares, S15,0OO.OO; Henrietta f. Gail
lardanne. 100 shares. S1O.000.00: Jules
Gaillardanne. 80 shares, 100000; Ida c.
100 shares. $4,000. 90: A HUI
berwald. 80 shares, s5.OOOOO; Christina II.
Gogreve. 75 shares. S7.5OO.OO (pro Jules
Gaillardanne). witnesses F. ID. Char
bonnet, Jr. L. F. Sauve.
F. ID. CHARBONNET, Notary Public.
The herald., 1911-07-20
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

James r. LeGallez TO Jacob f. Hol'
lowell. lot, Brooklyn. Socrates, Lapey,
rouse and Teche; lot, Pacific, Atlantic,
Homer and Newton; lot, Lamarque,
Belleville, DeArmas and Elmira, 81
2574O terms.-Parsons.
Mrs. Jacob f. Holowell to James
r. LeGallez, lot, Pacific, Atlantic, Ho-
mer and Newton; lot, Monroe, Madi-
son, Socrates and Lapeyrouse, 5000
cash.
Same to same. lot. Brooklyn. SO.
crates. Lapeyrouse and Teche, $3.50
cash.-ParsOns.
Edward \. Parsons to James r. Le-
Gallez. lot, Pacific, Atlantic, Homer
and Newton, $500 cash
Same to Mrs. Jacob f. HollOwell,
lot, Pacific. Atlantic, Homer and New
ton: lot, Monroe, Madison. Socrates
and Lapeyrouse, Sl,@l6.20 terms
Woodville.
Peter S. Lawton 70 Frederick PETER
kOrn, lots, SlldelI, sumner, fiO!ueT
and Olivier land property, $3.50 cash.
-MahOney.
Christian Ansel TO Arthur w. Kulp,
lot. Nelson, Newton, DeArmaS and
Farragut 500 cash.-Rebentisch
Geo. f. Sutherland ct ais 20 Com
monwealth Building and Loan AssOci-
alton, portion, Elmira, Pacific. Slidell
and Homer, $3.50 cash.
Purchaser to Chas. \. Sutherland,
same property. $4,000 terms.-Flynn.
Eureka Homestead to Honore B. Ze-
rngue, lot, Belleville. Elmira. Pelican
avenue and Alix, $3.25e mortgage
Benedict.
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE Y.

At the expiration OF this charter. or when
this corporation IS otherwise sooner dis
solved, its affairs shall be iquidated by
three liquidatOrs to be elected by the stock
holders at meeting convened for that pur
pose. Any vacancies in the lquidatOrs shall
be filled by the remaining liquidators
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 Messrs. Gustaf X. Westfeldt jr., and
Horace ID. Knapp competent witnesses, who
nave hereuntO signed their names, together
with said appearers and me, notary, after
reading Of the whole.
(Signedl W. b. Utley, A W. Berdon.
Timothy O'Brlen, Z. Neuwirth, Jr.. c. p.
EilersOn, Geo. f. Egdorf. Joseph c. Maurer.
witnesses Gustaf K. Westfeldt, Jr, Hor-
ace ID. Knapp.
FRANK VIM HART, Not Pub
|, the undersigned recorder of mOrtga ges
in and for the parish OF Orleans state of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the fore
going charter of W b. Utley company VISA
this day duly recorded in my office in Book
1851. folio
New Orleans, July 18th, 1911
CSigned) EMILE LEONARD, d. r.
True copy.
FRANK VIM. HART, Not. Pub.
(SeaD
July Is-2O27. Aug. S-1O17. 1911.
The herald., 1911-07-20
Aleerines at Law.

Eureka Homestead to Jas. c. Ma
thews. , lots, Delaronde, Seguin, Peli-
can and Bermuda, $500 mortgage
Benedict.
Martin S. Mahoney 10 Mrs. Martha
Macmillan, lot, Vallette, Nerret. Sill
dell and Homer. 5000 cash.-Cahill
Commonwealth B. e l.. Assn. 10 {.
\. Sutherland, portion. Elmira, Pacific,
SIidell and Homer. $4,000 mortgage
Flynn.
Wild. c. Baptiste to Chas. d. Smith.
lot, Homer, Belleyille, Elmira and
Newton, $3.50 assumption.-RO
Wild. Caroline Baptiste to Chas. d.
Smith. lot, Homer, Belleville, Elmira
and Newton, $3.50 terms.-Rouen.
VIM. II. Seymour to Miss Rella Tur-
ner, lot, Vallette, Diana, Belleyille and
DeArmas, $3.50 Cash.-O'COunOr.
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE ".

tn" capital stock of this company is fixed
ar IN" sum of live thousand dollars 80
"o"'. represented by fifty tJOD shares Of
common stock Of the par value Of ono hun-
bred dollars ,SlOOl each The said stock
shall be- paid for in cash. a. called for bv
me board Of directors. or shall be issued as
iuII plId stock for the purchase of property
pr in payment Of labor done and services
rendered. and all Of the stock thus issued
shall be- full paid ami non -aSSrSSablr.
All stock shall bp transferred on the
books 81 the company by tn" Stockhuld-r in
person. or by his duly authorized agent or
attorney in fact. No sale or transfer Of
stock shall be- valid or binding on This cor
p"ration unless made On the books Of the
company.
The herald., 1911-07-20

trrO, 4 notary public. iIly commissioned
ana qualified. in and for m" parish IF Or
leans and city Of New Orleans. therein re-
siding. and in the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned. person
ally came and appeared the parties Whose
names are hrreunto subscribed, who declared
that. availing themselves Of the provisions
Of the general laws Of this state rrlativ"
To th' organization Of corporations they
have cOvrnantrd and agreed. AMI do, by
these presents. covenant and agree. bind,
form and constitute themselves as we'll aS
such person Or persons a. may hereafter
join or become associated with them. into
corporation and body polite in law. for
the objects and purposes and under the
agreements and SripulationS following. TO
wit.
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE III

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation j. organized and IN" nature Of
the business - he carried On by IL ar" here
by declared 10 be 10 buy, or otherwise ac-
uuirp and To sell or otherwise alternate.
lands both improved and unimprOved. rural
and urban. anywhere in this stat" or else
whore in the United States Of America 10
lease. rent, Sub-paS' or hire real estate and
the improvements thereon 10 mOrtg gage the
same and 10 receive and tax" mort cages On
real estate. either improved or unimprov"d
and generally to do each and every thing
necessary and incidental 10 carry out the
purposes above expressed and all things aS
are allowed by law 10 BE- done BY corpora
tiDuS generally.
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation Is established. ana the nature
~ the business 10 b. carried on by IL, are
hereby declared 10 be the manufacturing
selling. purchasing. exporting and import
inE of paint. varniSh. paint oils. glass. wall
paper, brushes chemicals and kindred arti
cieS and products Of all nature and kinds
and to engage in all matters cOincldent or
-rrmanr to the manufacture and sale. AT
wholesale or retail. Of the above mentioned
articles. and 10 do and perform all manner
IF things in conjunction Herewith and in
rirnfIl thereto necessary and proper 10
the operation Of said business
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE III.

TIL" objects and purposes Of this rorpo.
ration are hereby declared to be-. % hrv.
receive and hold an assignment of a patent
or patents upon certain rpfrigrraring
plant apparatus or method. lately invented
by Daniel e. Smith. for which the said
smith j making application to the United
states Patent Office for a patent: and 70
contract concerning m" same for the manu-
farture Of said apparatus by others. and 10
give. sell ana assign To any other person
fu,I. absolute and exclusive rights for the
enjoyment Of any and all rights under and
covered hy said patents
The herald., 1911-07-20

liability beyond the amount due on the
stock subscribed by him.
Thus done and passed. in my Office at the
city Of New Orleans. On the day. month and
year herein first above written. in the pres
ence IF Philip y Gidere and August II
Ritter. competent witnesses. who hereunro
sign their name, with the said appra rrrs
and mo. notary. after reading of the whole.
tOriginaI signed W j. Kelly. T.. u.
owen ,by W. !. Kelly. y. e. Smith Thy W
J. krl'yb.
Witnesses, Philip :. Gldierr. \. II.
Ritter.
!. VI. QrrNrERo. Notgry Public
The herald., 1911-07-20

erty. real personal and mixed, necessary
and proper for its business and purposes :;
TO make and endorse bills of exchange and
prOmiSSOry notes 10 issue notes, bonds or
other evidences Of indebtedness, and 10 So
cure same by pledge, mortgage or other
wise: to name, appoint and elect such di-
rectOrS officers. managers and agents. and
10 make. establish and later such bylaws.
rules and regulations may be necessary
and requisite for the proper management
and conduct OF its business and affairs
and generally. TO exercise all Of the rights
and powers that may now or hereafter be-
granted by law 10 corporations of this char
nrtpr.
The herald., 1911-07-20
CHARTER
W. p. UTLEY COMPANY.
United STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE 1t known. that on this elovo,,,, 5,,,
3I me month Of July, in the wear Of ar
a aiioru, one thousand, nine hundred and
TgIeEent' and Of the independence Of the
ana Sni't th, states Of America. the one hundred
mart notOry public. duly commissinnar
S In quallhed in and for the parish and
n,ase aforesaid, therein residing. and in the
ana NE OF the witnesses hereinafter named
peared the several persons whose n,me S are
80 iIi subscribed, who declared that
apalii9g themselves Of the provisions Of the
c cosss'tual9n and laws of this state in such
Daaes .naue anu provided. they do. by these
presents, form themselves and anv nar.
sons sons VINO may be hereafter associated With
them, into corporation and BODY noIitir
IA, law Nv TOT the objects anr purposes and un
wit - S''pNiatiohS, 10
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE VI.

This corporation shall begin its opera.
tlons and shall be a going concern as soon
as thirty 500 shares of the capital stock
snail have been subscribed for; and the
the first board of directors of said com
pany, and shall serve as such until the
second Monday in February. 1912. or until
their successors shall have been elected and
qualified: Daniel c. Smith. W. J. Kelly and
Ernest Dale Owen. with W. J. Kelyy presi-
dent, Daniel c. Smith vice-president. Ernest
Dale Owen secretary, and Ernest Dale Owen
treasurer. The secretary and treasurer of
this corporation need not he stockboIdeps
thereof
The board Of directors shall also have
full power to appoint or employ all officers.
agents and servants, to fix the term Of
office or employment Of such officers aGents
and servants and their compensation and
salaries and duties
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE "

The capital stock Of this corporation shall
De- tw"nty-tiv" thousand dollars So. 900
oob. divided into two hundred and nifty
80 shares Of the par value IF one hun
bred dollars each. which shall BE- paid for
in cash Or its equivalent, for labor per
formed or services actually rendered
The corporation shall be- a going concern
and begin opera lions As soon as five thou
sand dollars tSJ.O0OOOD shall have been
subscribed 10 the capital stock and paid in.
All transfers of stock shall be made by
writing. upon the books Of the company
ana only upon the surrender Of the certi
icHte
No stakeholder shall have the right To
sell or otherwise dispose Of his shares ~
stock in this company without having firSt
offered same 20 the other stockholders
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE VIII.

rms act or Incorporation may he chang
ed, modified. or altered or said corporation
may he dissolved with the consent OF three
fourths of the stockholders convened for
that purpose. after thirty days previous
ment in one Of the daily newspapers pub
lished in the city of New Orleans Such
changes as may be made with reference to
MS capital stock shall require. in addition
10 said publication, forty days previous no.
tlce in writing or printing addressed to such
stOckholder at his last known place Of resi-
dence
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE "

The capital stock OF this corporation is
hereby fixed N the sum CO On" hundred
thousand dollars $500. 400 90, divided into
aud represented by one thousand shares Of
m. par value Of one hundred dollars
tSlu0 uul each. which stock shall b" paid
for in cash. Or may be- issued. full paid. for
property actually received Or for labor or
services actually rendered.
The herald., 1911-07-20
ARTICLE VI.

Whenever this corporation is dissolved.
bv limitation or otherwise. its affairs shall
be- Iiduidated by three commissioners. con-
siSting Of the president the vice-preSident
and the secretary treasurer who shall hold
such office of commissioners until the fnal
Ii1uidation In case Of death. resignation
of one or two OF said commissioners. or Of
the inability TO serve. the remaining com
misSiOnerS shall serve until the final liqui-
datiOn.