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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-09

There ls.a place on Coal Run where
some OF the sensuous class congregate
10 practice their hilarious acts. Much
trouble has been caused there and a
lew nights ago man was battered
over the head with a mattock.>
Something should be done to clean
II up. The owner OF the property
would be doing the city a great ser.
bice We're he to make the place ten.
antless for 1t is near a splendid neigh.
borhood that has long suffered by
the outrages committed there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-09
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN:

The Fairmont Chamber OF Com.
mercey is about to, inaugurate a prac.
teal form of advertising for boosting
Fairmont. This Is to afford capital
and opportunity TO engage In some
definite enterprise by which 1t may
be assured good returns while the
city gets the benefit of the Industry
created having Its location here.
The fact that we have some fine
Manufacturing establishments in op.
Grafton undefSthe direction OF men OF
large business capacities, who are
eager to have other plants locate here
will have a wonderful persuasive in.
fuence on concerns seeking, a loca.
tion or relocation. The enterprises
that they have built will appeal 10 fine
intelligent judgment. These men,
who learned OF the superior advan.
tages that Fairmont has to offer to
the manufacturer, are willing to pro.
claim these advantages to the indus.
trial world. The argument OF these
men will be reinforced many times
by the fact that their assertions are
being backed by their money that is
invested in the plants that they op,
crate. =.
In this campaign OF publicity Fair.
mont can present to prospective 10.
caters definite opportunities that are
already ripe for handling 1t has
concrete values 10 which money has
a peculiar fashion OF leaning. 1t is
the kind Of city that the investor Is
looking for.
When capital looks toward Fair.
mont 1t will find numerous citizens
ready to tell 1t Of the condition OF adj
vancement the city has for its re
quirements. Enterprise will find q
wide awake citizenship ready to give
1t hospitable reception with Local
investors willing to aid and a dispo
sition by the sources OF credit to al
lord assistance that may be needed
in order that the, enterprise may be
come domesticated.
Prospective locaters will not oul,
Ind the municipal door open bu
there will be n reception committe,
on hand to tell all inquirers that Fal
mont will supply their wants to an,
reasonable extent in getting establish
ed here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-09
REV. PRoBsT.

VIII Preach In Doddridse County on
a Sunday.
Rev. Il. X. Probst, pastor OF Grace
Lutheran church, left this afternoon
for Doddrldge county where he will
remain over Sunday and preach at a
Lutheran church in that county.
There will be no preaching service at
the Lutheran church this city on Sun.
day. Rev. Probst visits this charge
In Doddridgc county about twice a
year and conducts several services
during his visit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-09
THE WREsTLERs.
Poet Philosopher

Me thinks that wrestling already
STILL athletes working strength and skill
There's nothing finer than embrace
striving Tor the victory their grace
nothing finer than this
when neither tries his foe to ame through
wachd TWO sdao sweat upon the while
aa my friends hudde yet when thinking
One gave the others leg twist until seemed the
latter bent the first wrist until screamed Each
tried to goueg the others and rudey the neck; each
seemed 10 hnK good and wise to make the
game would certainly be grand bold II all the
outeher plays were canned and wPesers wrested
= 'ss:s: :s, VI s (Dask17ls4ev
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
C. B. WALKER

Farst puhHcaLion, Dec. sl. 1slo, Lad publication. March ]. lsll-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
GENEROUS
 ID TIE ELkS

There isn't a city In the country .saJ wouldn't make desperate e5- fgrt Co secure the meeting of tAs Grand Lodge og EHls. They are in the topa0teh class. Wherever they go they set things agi2e and Set Iae ECUey to flowing Ike water, Then tbey ara takers they carry back with them the story O1 the city and gegioa. and they dO them more good ,a a day than a less energetic com NinatioB would in a meath
 For several years Portland has beea smhitous 70 easreJain the EIks, JJ s1s now gos % a slze when lg can comfortably undertake thS iOb, The [, 1adasioR has been well laid by lo- cal representatives jR Sas past All tkat s now needed $ the complete assurance that g the ElSs meeS here la 1912 they win bs entertained sa a s.yl~ commensurate co that layished on them by other cities. Fais as,
 4rancs must be carried back this year to Jas grand lOdse meeting a' Atlantic CsV
 Portland could RoS possibly make a better investment Fae committees og ths FRS start out tomorrow Co see whas they can 5O, Everywaeoe stey should be received ws1h open -rns and generous sRoourasemsnS
 One grsa, meeSias ot ,he ElSs would pus us oa tae map for the r,alg great conventions Portland should soW 5e ready for them Fhey Nfu spgead her name and fame in a aay shat wu be as surprisias as tt Is snuNag -Povtland Telegram,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
TUh CONSTANCE
 WAS MURDERED

VALLEJO. Cal. Feb. s3-Slgs- T s, Constance and the officer sths ae false information are to be prose cu,ed Cor murder. A business ass0- e.R,e of Constance, the murdered man say today
 Tom Constance was murdered ia cold blood. and despite the GacJ tha. q oogoRers jury has rendered ha,t- hearted verdict, implying tAat death was due Jo an accident we Intend to prosecute the case co a most bi,yeg CD and are determined that full jus Uet shah ba done,
 While we are convinced that Mrs, Constance deliberately fired the shot which ended her husbands lie the Tea murderer was. from all that We can learn. member oI the police -ozce og ths ely oI Vallejo, Ths man
 -yhis p1EosmaB-had for siX months Pglor lo he killing been employed by Mrs. Constance Co shadow her hus- baaJ and le.ns unable Jo seS any, thing 0a bial. rendered false regorJs Co Jhe woman CrazeJ by these man ulacurel accounts og her husbands aroAs Jolas. Ae woman was worked 4p Go a pitch b0rdey,as oa Insanity, v h ,Ae gysul- that, aaorius under
 ee Lelusso8 ,hay he had been untrue g0 her and vas Usslee--us her and ,Be girls, she slol hiu Co death. No- a stone w-J be left uDurueJ Co sit this case Co Jae bottom We have already male arrangements to employ al able attorney Co assist District At uruey }. M Ranes tn prosecuting the casa. aad lt ae refuses toaceep- us. services of this specially hEed lawyer. ae s4 l4ke L1s matter uP V l ae attorney general and have him compel he Solano osticial -o ga -l ae bottom of Jh.s kl,ias
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
c D. WALKER
 Register

h Is hereby ordsEed that the tose solng uosics bs published tor ths sL2tut0ry period h tas Daily Alaskan a uesspaper published al SkasEay Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

A MAN uay s..su yr beat a Jractg8 company .a. eta fare and yet beat che man who s.us his vuyJ l1Uu 8 cents au bagr ,u a.e uases-
 Some ueu know enough Jo gu,l when they are aheaL gt abe saue. some guiJ even, but most s-l Aruse
 Pae new bat whaeb .l~ owner thinks a dream Der husband sa.ls a u.shr mare.
 The actress might have .hard time maku- both ends meet .t -as l.LaE marry a muEgnar. asca-l.u.
 A -ouadg7 is newer oa rhe square with b.s family
 If fashions never ghaa-rl how would -He .aurrH seul-ls-e -.. ar ucles for irs ruuuI-r sslcs
 You cant always fe.E bg he size of tbe rally how many yg-aS ysar candidate won't yet
 When mans wife keeps him in boz water all Jle uue. cau ygu blame him if he bOis over once ia 4wa-les
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
GlLD STRIKE IN
 TULULAKSAk

SEATTLE Feb. 1S-A new gold ssrISe ln tAs TuAlaksaS eoanry glEes promise Of as rsea a teld 2s tAs Ids SDod region. and yes1eo1sy CaRS1a James Robertson. an cd timer a the S,cggA. sad thac lae rush shls sum ID so the Tulrlaksak wIl equal thas to tAa I3szarod
 The first ssrike made tn she r,ahlAaS, sax was In IsoT. by the Kalser beosh- CTS oa Fox and Scar ereezs. srAR saries OE the L0luksar river. I9G nLles from where Lhs s--ean eRVgies RSO n Hnskokwim and only l69 niles ncom Bethel the head 0e navigation.
 WSh only pick and shovel ,Aess was taken oR50a FOX and Bear ereeks during Isle Sl2.0ga s0 sl5.000. run RsRg nom Sl to S3 Der pan.
 The gr09n6 trayeGsed shows geld 8 the way nom Granite creek. 0Rly JairCy mles fc0R the HaskoSWsn rNer, Tor a distance oS 70 niles. and embracing a stretch ot country s5 1O 90 niles Ia width. Weu Ealeeed D. numerous erSSks-
 CaPeain RobsCesOR sal6 lasE Rishs shar Edward Anderson. who has lass returned non Alaska. has made ar -angemsn2s Tor eakns mo the new country tais sPSing macAiRsEy ;o 'Evrk the new ground and shaE waCa n aEOduc1Oa oE up-co-ds5e DsShSGs b. s2S eOR6deaS rhs properties would prove a bonanza
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
Language Suma.aas

En ill Ela-a -Hsr- HaIt.HEI- Down au chat male he bore It ulsu l-.t= intentional
 Bls ! seel sure ae sWlrl. He lld his best. made pause -ar rest And ,.au .e said sgus mora. The mule Ea-s ga.-s -aaslllss. A patient beast and -.EH. Not a h-s pride p.s-ell-l5
 That be uas G-.l, ,1 s1. He'd rather stand and view -1e land And au.E rl- language low Tha driver --l. 1- phrases
 AS nuts are .u# a- neat N-Ie uL-.e Han-aa-e l.aEas
 Rush lr and town rla street To persons arH rHe Iue was new It might hate rleu "a treat To drive "a .a process ra
 ar cans .- H.u and uls FI-IH eH- .ls aNuras5lHl
 Irsl ..Hsaas ar .re tongue Ana l.u- - --.#. -aIu l1 pause To H . e.aaas .al- re.EaE l.s =ll- sE L-tag
 One ua. uE- -a .H roL No ua san l- l -raalt
 And I.asllF .ll r--- Lf le -#I 1-- r.Hta==1-s eug
 And learn r1 4rl.1 "a ml.e-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
uufo4n5sd Anxiety.

~Why Jg yu- ayS sa aLs-gtssed, my poor man because yeu are hungry Partly mn u. Partly
 -A e~. UI'HH..
 eAuI u44s ls tle further reasuat -I ana eH..4es-,. sg telc -Ul aEa.
 -Tlar < sls.. l.ssra-e uJ re.alNes by Jy.Ig rel-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
Wazh5n oay

Iss .lshu jas sr oar house. Au- rl.s s 1lu ,cI- lt comes rislt after Sln14y, An. lt Nas Sl,sy Sue,L An fathers h. a hurry
 An mothers ElEel 1EL An eE'rs ones -es Iwlul cross Al. 11rg wan. wr a1ogt So l take Tel-g al. uy lolL Al. We s1 aI -r pay Tlat egrv aly as Christmas Aa tGe aEr no Was-,n .'-ly
 -Womaa.s Hogna C'u2Ea1,on-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
ID. era.sh

Laugh anu the world cails you feol isb
 .u that ease what Jo you reeom- mends
 "kjcE."
 ~k{cE
 sYes. for then iy viii get busy and either m5e you iu 1T iVe you ouc
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
ssalAL No at4Os,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT TO HOMESTEAD

U. s. Land onies As Juneau. Alaska
 November 10. 1910.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JosspA A. Smith. a eiizea of ths Uultsd sAsss over lhe sse of twenty one yeaEs. residing la the District of Alaska ueag the town of Haines, in saAd DistrloS, has applied to make antry. under Section 22Ss. Revised St.tulss Os tAs Unltsd Slates, and under As Act og Congress approved March 3. 1903. of ths lands embraced iu U. s. Non mineral Survey NJ, -o5, situate near Halnes. Alaska, and more particularly described as tot Iowa,
 Beginning aI Coz No. I, on hus t-l ot ths Presbyterian Miss 2I Re ssr,e a stone marked s. 2J5 C,l whence U. s. L. N, No SIS 5eafs s. So deg 5S min. E., 5o.lt chs dist thence. aloag line tI ot Presby -ag-al Mission Reserve. l262 chs. to Cor No. B. s1eauoal aith Cug, 9 of ., $ MiGLary Receive, a stone marked s 2a5 .. 3, thence \, g tes ol uaa e.. along Aaa or U, s. NlhIaEy Re ssrge. T56 chs. u5 Cor. No, 8. tdeu ueaI w.Ia Cor. 3 of said Reseg'S a stone marked $, zu5 c, 8. 1elo, N 50 deg 5s miu, w.. along V. 3 M. R.. T56 eAs. Co Cur No, t Idea ucaI aigh Cor. q ot q, s, M, R-, sLoas marked s. 205 C. 4 theaey s 8 des 52 min w., along e. R. I5I chs. Co Cor. No. 3, ite2 uaal vi,h Cos. q ot Pres6yteE.aa Ms si5a Reserve and Coz ! Ot U- Military Reserve. a stone marked 5 e55 C. 5; thence West SIS chs budgs oa government r0ai, t1eJ chs L5 Cor. No. a. a st1Ue marked $. ga, .. 6. Aeacs North. 20.00 chs, te Cor. Nc. Q, a stone marked $ %, e. Q. thence EasE. 4Ss chs gosezu msat road. 50e0 chs. to Cor No, s noE set. tzns m road. witness eOElei osaTs South, S5 Hnks dist a slolS marked s. 205 W. c. s. thence, tgou true cogueE. SOutA. 2225 chs, So Cor No. !. hs place of beginning Ares mss acres. Variation at all cor uars 3I dsg. co min E.
 Any and all pegsons claiming al yezssly any Portioa ot the above te scr-5sd tract ara required Co t1e wsLh tho Register and Receiver oi tho D. s. Land Office at Juneau, Al asEa. Lhsir adverse elain there agaius under cath, during the period oi publication ot hLs notice. or within tAirsy days thersartsE, OE they sa be barred.
 e. B. WALKER.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

Only One ~sRoMO oJINiNE
 FnaG Ls LAXATIVE BROAO GUN INE Look tuv the signature Ot E VI. GROVE. Used tho World over lo Cure a Cold a One Day. 2Se
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27
So ThoushefuL

-l feet SD FbWkfu. t1 the owners Of tbe May loWey
 ~Eecuase they brought over the Pll- Er,1ls
 '.N,a. n 5hIt sl uatch-- "Wky ihau
 Iuse ,aey dblnt name lt the Iuas tsass'
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

CASH WILL BE PAID i0T sua-. office oablnes suitable for stationary letter hle, etc. LeJ mo know Wh-- yua have perhaps ] can use lL Adj drsss p. O. Box K" SkaZSay, e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-27

i- .S S9Gesjulg, embarrassing wasu -be alaJ speak, oe5JsS EllsliSh than -ae g4.SgrsSS
 Eyery uHB should os n-sgeC la hHs own aguse. bul sometimes hls wife Wear lee hun
 Wlea a nan as b0sSed by his wite, buliel by h-S dlugaDeC, PaC00lzeG oy h-s S1a and sey-urzeJ by the COOK. the csHce boy has Co bear the bEUns ot his balreJ temper
 Js the gJrJ m the aat above plays classical music sevea hours a day buy a ph0aograph and give yoUcSslf ehe ragdme treat that Is coming tO yON
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28

The whole as more fully appears by the
annexed certified copy Of the minutes of
said stockholders meeting
Ana the said appearers having requested
me, notary. to put the said amendment in
authentic form, l do by these presents re-
ceiye SAID amendment In the form of this
pubic act, to the end that said amendment
may be promulgated and recorded and thus
be read into the original charter passed be-
IOre j. VI. Quintero, notary public, on the
14th day of July, 1910.
Thus done and signed In my office at the
CITY or New Orleans, on the day and date
herein first above written, in the presence
of Lawrence Blum and l. r. SaaI. competent
witnesses. who hereunto sign their names
with said appearers and me- notary after
due reading Of the whole
Original Signed: f. W. Crosby, r. z. L.
Lawrence Blum, L. R. Saal
ALEXIS BRIAN,
Notary Public.
i, the undersigned, deputy recorder OF
mortgages for the parish of Orleans, do
hereby certify that the foregoing act amend.
ing the charter of the Southwestern Trac-
tion Power Company, was this day duly
recorded in my Office in Book No. 1851.
New Orleans, November e.. 1911.
(Slgned) EMILE LEONARD.
Deputy Recorder.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copy OF the amendment to the charter
pany, and of the certificate OF the deputy
recorder of mortgages thereto attached,
which are on file In my office.
New Orleans, November "a, 1911.
ALIENS BRIAN,
Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28

duly elected, qualified and installed. and 1t
shall he the duty Of the board Of directors
to convene within ten days another meeting
of stockholders for the purpose OF electing
directors. of which meeting each stakeholder
shall have three days prior notice in writ
ing. The failure to elect directors at said
second meeting shall likewise not dissolve
this corporation but the incumbent officers
shall remain In office and there shall be no
election of directors by stockholders until
the date Of the next annual meeting.
The directors as soon as possible after
their election shall qualify, take office and
elect from among their number president,
vice-president, secretary and treasurer
The offices of secretary and treasurer or the
offices of president and treasurer, or the Of
fees OF vice-president and treasurer may be
filled by one person The board Of directors
shall have the management and control OF
the ordinary business and affairs OF said
corpora ton and shall have power to select
and employ such agents and employees and
to enact such bylaws, rules and regulations
as they may deem necessary and proper for
the conduct of the business Of the corpora
ton.
In case Of a vacancy on the board of direc-
tors, or among any Of the officers, such va
cancy shall be filled by the remaining direc-
tors at a special meeting called for that
purpose after three days notice thereof has
been given In writing to the remaining men,
bers ~ the board.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28
ARTICLE l.

The name of this corporation shall be s.
A. CALONGNE'S SONS, and under that
name IL shall have and enjoy corporate ex-
ty-nine years from and after date hereof
unless sooner dissolved in the manner here
lnafter provided; to contract, sue and be
as well as mortgage, hypothecate and pledge
property, both real and personal; to issue
negotiable bonds and notes; to name and
appoint such managers, directors, officers
and agents, and other employees as its in
terests may require and to make and use a
corporate seal, and the same 10 alter at
pleasure; and to make and establish such
bylaws, rules and regulations for the pro-
per management and control of the affairs
of the said corporation, as may be neces-
Sary and proper, and the same to alter and
amend at pleasure, and to enjoy all the
other powers and privileges granted by law
to such CORPORATIONS.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28
CHARTER
OF S. A. CALONGNE'S SONS.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARlSH OF Or
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be 1t known, that on this 2Sth day Of the
month of November, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and eleven, and
of the independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and thirty-ffth,
before me, Ethelred Macauley Stafford,
notary public, duly commissioned, sworn and
qualified in and for the above city, parish
and state, therein residing. and In the pres
ence of the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, all over the age OF majority,
personally came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hereunto subscrib-
ed who declared that, availing themselves
of the provisions Of the laws Of the state of
Louisiana, and especially Of the provisions
of act TS of the year 1904, they do by
these presents, form themselves, their asso-
ciates, successors and assigns into a corpo-
ration and body polite in law for the OBJ
jects and purposes and under the articles
and stipulations hereinafter set forth and
expressed under the following terms and
conditions, to-wit:
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28
ARTICLE V.

The business of this corporation shall be
managed and all the corporate powers there
of shall be vested in and exercised by
board OF FIVE directors. The directors shall
be elected from among the stockholders and
a majority Of the board present In person
shall at all times constitute a quorum
thereof
The first board Of directors OF this corpo-
ration shall be composed Of Charles +.
Yerkes, William A. Mcclure, Irving Il. Saal,
Edward L. Szabary and L. Jacobs, with Will
liam A Mcclure as president, Irving X. Saal
as vice-president, Charles f. Yerkes as Sec
rotary and treasurer. Said officers and d.
rectors shall hold office until the second
Tuesday in December 1912, or until their
successors are duly elected, qualified and in
stalled. On the said second Tuesday in
December, 1912, and annually hereafter a
meeting Of the stockholders of this corpora
ton shall be held, at its domicile for the
purpose Of electing directors for the ensuing
year Said election shall be by ballot and
the stockholders receiving a majority Of the
votes cast shall be declared elected. A fall
ure from any cause, whatsoever. to hold
this said annual meeting or failure to elect
directors on the day above specified shall
not dissolve the corporation, but the direc-
tors and officers then In ofice shall hold
over until their successors shall have been
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28
ARTICLE III.

The nature Of the business 10 be carried
on by this corporation and the objects and
purposes for which it is organized are here
by declared to be as follows:
To dc a general real estate business 10
buy, sell, rent. lease. suitcase or Sub-rent
mortgage or otherwise cucumber, improve.
reclaim. drain. levee. pump. exchange, man
age. and operate real property whether i'm
proved or unimprOved; TO buy. sell. build.
construct. alter or improve houses or other
buildings or structures ; TO manage and de-
velop real property generally, and TO buy,
sell. own, accumulate. and hold lumber
brick, stone, lime, piping, hardware and all
other kinds Of material used by builders, or
necessary for the aforesaid purposes to loan
money on any kind of property. real or per-
sOnal, and to take security for same to buy
ana SELL pledge or hypothecate stocks bonds
notes or other personal property chooses in
action or evidence of debt; to purchase
manufacture, acquire. hold. own, pledge
hypothecate. sell, consign. transfer, or in
vest, trade or deal in goods. wares and mer-
chandise Of every kind and description TO
operate farms and to sell and deal in agri-
cultural products; to construct canals and
their appurtenances for drainage, navigation
or irrigation and generally to transact all or
any other business which may be necessary
or incidental or proper to the exercise of
any or all of the aforesaid purposes Of this
corporation.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28
ARTICLE VI.

Except as otherwise provided in Article v,
notices OF all meetings of stockholders for
the election OF directors or for any other
secretary at least ten days before the date
fixed for such meeting and shall either be
delivered personally to the stockholders or
deposited In the mail directed TO each stock
holder to his address as the same shaIi APP
near upon the books OF the corporation.
The said notice or any other notices required
by this charter may be waived In writing by
any or all of the stockholders appearing as
such upon the books At all such meetings
each stakeholder shall be entitled TO cast one
vote. either in person or by proxy, for each
share of stock owned by him and standing
in his name on the books OF the company,
and except as herein otherwise provided. a
ma iority of the votes so cast shall be suff1-
Gent to elect or to decide any and all ques-
tions voted upon.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-12-28
CHARTER
OF ST. MALO DELTA FARMS
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

he il known. that on this the fifth day Of
TIA" month of December. in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and eleven
ana or the Independence of the United States
Of America the one hundred and thirty-sixth
before me, Alexis Brian. IA notary public duly
commissioned and qualified within and for
me parish OF Orleans, state Of Louisiana,
and in the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned. personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hercuntO subscribed. who
SeyerllIy declared that, awaiting themselves
of the benefits and provisions of the laws
or the state Of Louisiana relative to the
organization Of corporations. they have form
ed and organized and do. by these presents,
form and organize themselves, as well as
such other persons as may hereafter Join or
become associated with them. or their sue
ceSSorS. into corporation for the objects
ana purposes ana under the covenants stipu-
latlOnS and agreements following, tO-wit