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chase. convey, sell, mortgage. hypothecate,
pledge lease and suitcase and enjoy real.
personal and mixed property: also, borrow
money. make and issue notes and bonds and
other evidences Of debt make contracts: re
celVe grants of land, or OF personal prom
erty; make and use a corporate seal the
same 10 aIttr or break at pleasure: tbut the
failure to have "A seal shall nor inv,iidotc
any or the acts or proceedings of this corpo-
ratlon) name and appoint such managar,
directors oihcerS, clerks and agents as the
corporation may require: and through IT,,
ooaFu OF directors make and establish Such
bylaws, rules and regulations for the proper
ma Engagement ana regulation Of the affairs of
Siid corporation as may be necessary ana
me same 10 alter and change at pleasure
ANA Shai possess all the rights, powers ana
privileges TO which corporations are or NAV
DE by any general law or laws Of this state
authorized and entitled to possess Said
corporation may exercise its corporate now
erS Mltnln any other state Or territory in
the nited States, or foreign country that
shall permit the same.
The herald., 1911-04-27

A true copy from the original act OF in
corpora ton In my notarial Office, together
with the certificate OF the Recorder OF Mort
cages annexed thereto and the original sub
scribers.
New Orleans, La, April 4, 1911.
SCOTT Z. BEER, Not. Pub.
Apr s Is 20 81 may IL
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l. Wynne G. Rogers. a notary public with
in and for the parish of Orleans, state of
Louisiana, duly commissioned and qualified,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy of the act of incor-
poration Of the EnjOya Speciality Co, with
the exception of the names of the signers
and their original subscriptions, executed
before me on March %, 1911, together with
the certificate of the deputy recorder OF
mortgages for the parish of Orleans there
TO attached, on file and Of record in my
office.
In faith whereof, / have hereunto set
my hand and official seal on this 9th day Of
April, 1911.
(SeaI WYNNE G. ROGERS,
Notary Public.
apl 13-20-27 my 4-11-1S-19I1
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/, the undersigned Recorder OF Mortgages
in and for the Parish Of Orleans, State Of
hereby certify that the above anC
foregoing act of Incorporation OF Mississippi
Valley Realty Co, Ltd, was this day duly
recorded in my office in book 1918, folio =
New Orleans, La, April 4, 1911.
OSigned) EMILE LEONARD, ID. X.
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|. the undersigned recorder of mortgages
In and for the parish of Orleans state of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation of the
Enjoya Speciality Co., was this day record
ed in my ONCE in book 1918, folio 476.
New Orleans, March Both, 1911.
EMILE LEONARD, by. K.
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CHARTER L.
OF STANDARD BOX & PACKAGE CON-
PANY, INC.


PANY, INC.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF Or
LEANS, CITY OF NE WORLEANS.
Be it known, that on this 18th day Of the
month of April. in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eleven, and Of
A true copy: Notary Public
the Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and thirty fifth
before me. John Watt DUFFY, a notary public
uuIy commissioned and qualified, in and for
the parish of Orleans. and the city OF New
orleans, and in the presence of the witness
es hereinafter named and undersigned, per-
sonally came and appeared the several per-
sons. whose names are hereunto subscribed
who declared that, availing themselves OF
the provisions of the laws and the cOnstite-
tiOn Of the state of Louisiana relative to
the organization of corporations. they do by
these presents covenant, agree and bind
themselves as well as such persons as may
hereafter become associated with them, to
form and constitute a corporation and body
polite in law for the objects and purposes
and under the clauses stipulated and articles
hereinafter set forth and expressed, which
they hereby adopt as their charter, to-wit:
ARTICLE /.
The name and title of this corporation
shall be STANDARD BOX & PACKAGE
CO.., NC" and under that name 1t shall
enjoy q corporate existence for ninety nine
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ARTICLE ".

This corporation may sue and be sued In
its corporate name [; hold, have, receive, pur-
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ARTICLE V.
ARTICLE VI.

This act of Incorporation may be chang
ed modified, altered or amended with the
assent of three-fOurths in amount of the
capital stock of this corporation; may be
dissolved by vote of three-fOurthS of the
said stock present or represented at any
general meeting of the stockholders held
and convened for such purpose after ten
days prior notice in print or writing shall
have been given or delivered unto each
StOckhOlder or sent him by mail to his last
known post Office address, At the expira-
ton of this charter or the earlier dissOlu-
ton of this corporation its business and af-
fairs shall be settled and liquidated by
three commissioners to be selected and
amongst the stockholders at a meeting held
or called and convened for that purpose
upon notice to them in the manner afOre-
said.
The said commissioners shall remain In
office and be vested with full power and
authority TO dispose OF and sell any and all
assets of this corporation, both real ana
personal, and convey full and complete title
therto and otherwise do and perform all and
every act or thing necessary and requisite
in the liquidation Of said corporations bust
ness, and In the event of the death, reSig-
nation or inability OF am OF the said com
missioners to act, the survivor or survivors
or them shall continue to act and exercise
all powers and authority granted by law
INTO liquidators.
Thus done and passed In my office in New
Orleans in the presence of Anna E. Carey
and Peter X. Ferrera, competent witnesses
Of lawful age. both Of this city, who here
unto sign their names together with said
appearers and me, notary, on the day ana
Names of signers.) No. shares.
Witnesses
ANNA +. CAREY.
PETER X. FERRERA.
WYNNE G. ROGERS, Not. Pub.
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The above act of Incorporation Of the
Contractors Oil Company, Limited, having
been submitted to me for examination as to
its legality, l am OF the opinion that the
OBJECTS and purposes OF the corporation as
therein set forth are legal and that none Of
It's provisions are contrary to law.
WARREN DOYLE,
March 10, 1911. Asst. District Attorney
|, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages.
In and for the Parish Of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of the
contractors OIL Co, Ltd, was this day
duly recorded in my Office In book 1O1S,
folio 412. New Orleans, March II, 1911
EMILE LEONARD, DR.
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CHARTER

OF ENJOYA SPECIALITY COMPANY.
MARCH Goth, 1911.
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ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes for which this
corpora ton Is organized and the nature
or the business to be carried on by II, are
hereby declared to be:
To prospect for. locate acquire by discov-
cry. lease. license. option, purchase. fran
chiSe. grant. gift. donation. devise, exchange
or otherwise and TO hold own, possess.
en1ov develOn mine. work. bore and drill
for. operate and develop. promote and ex-
plot mines, oil wells. gas wells. and wells
mines or excavations, for salt. sulphur wa
ter and all other mineral products of what
ever nature; and the same to sell. or other
wise dispose OF or cucumber. mortgage and
hypOthecate, as the business. interests or
convenience Of the corporation may require.
To locate, purchase. lease or otherwise
acquire, lands, mines. wells. excavations.
mineral rights and claims. water rights and
franchises, mill sites and lands. and partic-
ularly lands containing or believed to con-
tain oil, gas. salt. sulphur. water and other
mineral deposits to carry on the business OF
searching for. prospecting. preparing. min
ing. drilling and boring for. refining piping
storing, transporting. supplying. buying,
selling, manufacturing and distributing gas.
petroleum, other oil. salt, sulphur. water
and other minerals, and their products and
by-prOducts: and to erect acquire, maintain
and operate retineries. mills works, laboratO-
ries. workshops. and dwellings for workmen
To purchase. construed lease or otherwise
acquire, own, operate and maintain. electric
or gas lighting and power plants. buildings
machinery. appliances and equipment apper
tanning thereto for the use OF Us business ::
and TO own and operate telephone and tee-
graph lines, or to lease construct. or other
wise acquire the same for the uses and pur-
poses of its own business.
To construct. lease, acquire own and oper-
ate pipe lines, with stations and storage
tanks. for the transportation. distribution
and storage Of oil. gas or other products,
hut not as common carrier: to store oil
for hire; to charter, own. construct or lease.
and operate tugs barges and other vessels
for the transportation Of petroleum and
other products, and to construct, lease or
own docks and wharves for the use of such
water transportation to purchase lease.
own, hold and operate tanks and tank cars.
and other works and appliances that may he
incidental or auxiliary to the business OF
this corporation: to lease, own, construct,
purchase, maintain and operate. tramways,
railways, with necessary engines, cars and
appurtenances for the transportation OF
petroleum, or other oils minerals. supplies,
materials and appliances OF whatsoever ma
ture or kind for the uses and purposes OF
said corporation, but not as common car
rier.
And generally to hold and exercise all
such Incidental powers and privileges as re
late TO the objects and purposes hereinabOve
set forth.
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ARTICLE ".

The capital stock Of this corporation Is
hereby fixed at forty thousand dollars $40
0O000), divided into four hundred shares OF
par value of one hundred dollars (s10O.00)
each. The stock OF company shall only be
issued for money, property, or services rem
dered this corporation, and shall be repre-
sented by certificates issued by the COM
pany and signed by the president and sec
rotary.
This corporation shall be entitled to be-
gin business when three thousand dollars
(S3,00000), being thirty shares of Its cap
ital stock. shall have been subscribed for
and the Board OF Directors OF the company
shall fix the time and manner in which
payment for said stock shall be made. A
list of subscribers TO the capital stock. which
hereto attached, shows the total subscriptions
to the capital stock.
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A true copy.
ERNEST T. FLORANCE,
April 4, 1911. Not. Pub.
Apr 10 20 % may IL IS 1911
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ARTICLE ".

All corporate powers of this corporation
shall be vested in and exercised by board
TO be elected by the stockholders annually
by ballot on the third Tuesday OF March In
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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y MISSISSIPPI VALLEY REALTY CO.,
LTD
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STEEL MILLS ACTIVE.
Big Corporation Says Times Are
 Prosperous.


 New York, Dec. 14.-Officials of the United States Steel Corporation said today the company's mills as a whole are working nearer to cala- city than at any previous time this year. The company's foreign busi- ness. it was added, has grown beyond all expectations.
 Total exports of iron and steel from the United States for October aggi e. gated s2O.s00,000 as against S17,452,- 900 in October, 1910.
 For the ten months ending ocio- Der q, total exports amounted to s205, 900 as against s164. 4.376.OUs in the same period in 1910.
 1t is understood the steel corpora- ton and some of the independent manufacturers now have on their books what may properly be call ad provisional, orders lor enormous quantities of steel rails.
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in the preparation of the mothers will, which cut, off Mrs. Harrington with $1. In her testimony Tuesday Mrs. Harrington was unable to give specific words or acts showing un- duf influence and other witnesses were unable to give positive testi- mony about such acts 1T words.
 Judge Withrow directed verdict for the defendant. Thereupon the jur- ors said they would stand on their rights as American citizens. . in priv ate talks as their homes the jurors who are defying Judge Wthrow, have declared their resistance is due, In measure, to their desire to protest against a system which permits the judges to direct jurors to return cer- tain verdicts.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-15

Wynne, merely because the railway exercised its legal rights to submit a substantial question as to its lia- bility to the decisions of the court, a.ad succeeded only in part in making good its defense. 1t was contended Chat penalties. for not settling claims in 70 days took away the right to have courts pass on claims. The Arkansas supreme court held that it was not unreasonable to require railroads to pay claims within a reasonable time, also that 30 dass was reasonable
 The Arkansas supreme court called attention to the laws allowing dou. ble damages only when the jury as sessed the value of the stock killed at no less than the amount sued for and the court said that this put a check ca extravagant claims.
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D0ijBBii DOUBLE DbMiIAGE ] i i i
 LAW IS ARGUED nMeTITlITlaAAl cg ARkAMs- SAS STOCK DAMAGE STATUE
 IN SUPREME COURT.
Was Carried tip On Appeal From Deshs County by the iron
 Mountain Railroad.

Nasb:ngion, Dee. II -The consti- tutt.lalits .; the Arkansas statute allowing an owner of livestock dou- hle the value cf livestock killed by 2 railroad when such railroad fails 10 pay claim for the stock within 30 days was the subject of argument today before the U, s. Supreme court preparatory to the decision of the case by the court, which. however, is not expected for several weeks The validity of the statute was attacked Dy the St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Railway.
 Arkansas courts awarded T. j.. Wynne of Lear, Desha county, in that state, about $500, or double the valae Of the horses killed by train operated by the railroad company. The railroad appealed Attorneys Ter the railroad argued that giving Wynne double damages was taking the railroads money anu giving 1t to
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-15
AMERICANS DROWNED.
Two Believed to Have Met Their
 Deaths at ceiba.

Ceiba, Dec 14.-That Fred w. Enos, an American, said to be known in Cincinnati and Philadelphia. was drowned in the hurricane which swept this coast Thanksgiving day, was part ially confirmed today when baggage believed to have been part of the sloop Wooli, missing since the storm was washed ashore near here. Enos was employed on the Panama \. Ca nal
 John A. Hicks. formerly i resident of Rosa, La, was drowned here today in the San Grejal River The current is swift and it is believed that he jumped in the water fearing that his launch would be eapsized.
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START RIVER BOATS.

Pittsburg, Dec. 14-A rise in tho rivers due to rains of the past few days resulted today in the shipment of over 4.000,00O bushels of coal 10 Southern points The coal s1-Dmeni down the Ohio river this year so far has reached 2 total of 25.000. .000 bush e's, which breaks all previous re. cords,
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JURORS ON STRIKE.
Twelve Men Refuse to Obey Orders
 of the Court.

St. Louis. Mo, Dec. 14.-sA jury ''strike" in Judge Withrow's court in which twelve men, who since Tues day afternoon. have refused to return verdict for the Rev Father John White in the McDermptt Will case as directed by the court because they believe such finding to be wrong remained uDbroken tonight,
 In the case before the court Mrs Mary Harrington sued Father White execntor of the estate of her moth CT. Mrs. Bridget McDermotr. allegfns ndue influence on the priests, part
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-15
24 HOURS TO LIVE.

There was trained nurse in an Auburn New York, hespital, who was so low with Bright's Disease that it was believed she would live but a day or so longer. She was so swoi- len with dropsy that she would scream if touched. Physicians declar- ed that the case was hopeless. NJ. l.. Walley. the Auburn. N. Y Drug gist, knew the husband of the pa tient Mir Valley advised him to change the treatment to new agent that was reducing inflammation in kidney tissues.
 Patient recovered and passed for insurance. Valley was so surprised he sent statement signed by the patient and relatives and sworn to before A P. Lamey, Notary Public. It is important for peopie having kidney disease to know what Valley advised You can find it at Sorrells Drug Store. and can get pamphlet that may proIang or saye+ your life. Over nine out of tens ofv the deau from kidney trouble had Bright's Disease, whether they knew 1t orn ot This is serious census fact that kidney trouble people ought to know. There is only one treatment that reaches these cases.
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WAR NEARLY ENDED.

London, Dec. 14. 4.-Apparently It. aly's war against the Turks is at an end in the immediate neighborhood of Tirpol. The occupation of the casis of Tarjurja leaves much work still to be done In clearing the neighborhood of straggling bands oi Turks and Arabs. Twenty five thous and Italian troops are said to be con- centrated at Ainzara, ready to expel
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the Turks from Iariuma and Azizia. There is no confirmation of the report that Italian troops suffered heavy losses in an unsuccessful sortie at Gharian.
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JERSEY CITY FIRE

Jersey City, Dec 15.-Fire early this morning did about $7o.000 dam age to the distributing plant of the Armour Packing Company in this city. The company's two story brick building filled with beef ready for distribution in the morning delivery was gutted.
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"MlKE" REcovERs COIN.

Wilkes Barre Pa. Dec. l4.-FritZ Holznagle, a wealthy saloon keeper Of this city. who alleged that he was swindled in Bridgeport. Conn, out of s15.000 through a fake prize fight by w. II. Keenan, of Chicago, and others, was this afternoon awarded s1S,130 which includes principal and interest by jury in county court.
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POPE RECEIVES BISHOP

Rome. Dec 1.-The sope received in private audience today the Bishop ef Zamboangna. of the Philippines. The pontiff displayed great interest in the progress of the Island and satis. factory condition of the Catholic church there. he attributed to a
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great extent to the late M Ambrose 1 Agius.
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Keenan is under $50 900 bail on criminal charge. The bail has been attached and the amount of the yer dict will be collected from this.
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Mrs. Frank Eveland has gone to Little Rock on visit to Mrs. NJ. Glenn
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06

A number of Hurley Methodists
are planning to attend the camp
meeting which begins at Canton to-
day.
Mr.. and Mgs I. il. oa,.qa and I'd
family went through town Saturday
enroute by. automobile, TO Gayyille
to visit over Sunday with relatives.
The Rebekah lodge enjoyed very
social evening last: Thursday after
initiating Mrs. Forest Bach. apd, An:
netta Carnakan into the mysteries
Of the degree. Ice cream and waters
were seryed in the dining room
la1!!d am!!d the Es mirth and jq!lity, psusl on
such occasions at the Rehekah haii.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06

To show the remarkable growth
of 8 sood business in Hurley and to
prove that the buying public wants
only high grade goods. the firm of
Fawrup-Nelson Co. purchased one
solid ton $1,000 lbs) of high grade
coffee Wednesday for spot shipment.
Cotfees are advancing rapidly in
price and the above firm is protect.
ing its customers by buying now so
as to maintain fair and reasonable
price on their we'll known brands of
package coffee.
Chief of Police C. Darrow and his
deputy J. L. Tuttle made raid on
the Frank Menning residence, south
of the track Saturday afternoon last
and gathered in about a. drayload Of
booze and found some people there
drinking. The hearing Of Mr.. Mem
ming who was arrested ol; behalf Of
the city was to have been held this
morning before Judge Christensen,
but when his attorney. L. L. Fleeger.
learned the facts: he advised him to
plead guilty, which he did and paid
his. fine of $4,000 and COSTS, The
liquor is TO be used in fertilizing the
dump ground, SO we are told. Mr..
Nlenning promises to cut opt the
h!aqadfl!inqg /! n ofa booze, and we believe
he vill.-!Centerv;!!e Journal.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06
Herald Bulletin Board

FOR SALE-Registered Short Horn
Bull, IA months old. E. F. Fes-
senden.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06

The Davis saloon went out of busi.
ness Friday night,in blaze of glory
if we may, Judge from stray reports
reaching here. Trouble arose and a
fight took place with one arrest
since that time. As we know moth
ing accurate Of the particulars fur.
ther mention is ommitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lankhorst of
Parker were in town Thursday.
They have rented the Wood house
and expect to take possession next
week. Mr.. Carry informs us that
Mr.: Lankhprst has bought, the but
cher shop and will take possession
as soon as he gets settled III his new
home.
Messrs. Sheets e. Smith last week
turned the Hurley Meat Market
over to the Hurley Land & Cattle
Co. and left for their former home
in Iowa. They were fine fellows and
popular in town and all regret to
see them 60. The Land & Cattle
Go. will continue to operate the shop
and keep it up TO the high standard
it has maintained since their pur.
chase last year.
By request the Herald. prints in
another column the new law, govern
ing the patronizing Of pool halls by
minors. 1t will be noted that the
law is quite strict in prohibiting
minors under 1S from frequenting
pool halls unless accompanied by a
parent or guardian. Chief Of police
Welch informs the Herald that the
law will be enforced in Hurley and
tthat boys from. now ou,must keep
pvt Of the pool halls. A pool hall is
certainly poor place 70 :raiss boys
ssa sssa e + e e! ss Iax i; SsseFsl!y s0ns'd-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06
New POOH Han Law !,

The following is complete text
of the new law prohibiting persons
under Is years of age frequentin9
pool or billiard halls.
Section l. It shall be unlawful
for any person, under the age Of
eighteen years, to enter into or fire.
quent any pool or billiard hall or
room in this state unless accom-
panied by his parent or guardian.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful
for the proprietor of any pool or
billiard hall or room in this state, or
any employ of such proprietor, to
allow any person under the age Of
eighteen years, to enter or frequent
any pool or billiard hall or room in
this state.
Section 3. Any person violating
any Of the provisions of this act
shall be guilty of misdemeanor
and shall, for the first offense, be
punished by fine of not less than
$40 nor more than $25 and for each
succeeding offense shall be punished
by a fine of not less than $25 nor
more than $lo0. or BY imprisonment
in county Jail for not more than
thirty days. or by both such fine and
Imprisonment.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. .Nuilenberg are enjoy
Ing visit from their daughter, Mrs.
Close and husband of Fulton. Mr..
Close vent back today and Mrs.
Close will remain for a longer stay.
!. The automobile owned by. Father
Monagan ran over. H. G. Rowen the
Fourth; bruisins him up quite badly
though he is not Seriously hurt. He
was taken to the home of Neils
eqhHson 4 !As where e. he :, r. rsmaiasa M Until