St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-10-05


aesarv and in the absence of the Sec
retary. to act in his place and stead
at all meetings. and to 90 al ae.s
that the sad Secretary is required
to do, and, in general. to DO ana per
form such other duties as the ASSOC
citation may from time to time require
to be done, or by the bylaws OF the
this association.
ARTICLE TX.
It shall be the duty of the Treas
urer to attend all meetings OF TINS
association. to receive all monies col
lected by the Secretary or Assistant
Secretary. and to give his receipt
therefor. He shall keep true, ana
correct account OF all nyonles re-
ceived and expended by him, ne snall
not pay out any monies OF TINS as
ISOLATION, except upon presentation
of a voucher, order or check, prop
erly signed by the President. ana
counter-signed by the Secretary, ne
shall deposit in bank, in the name OF
this association all monies received
by him for its account, as soon as
received by him, he shall Keep q
duplicate deposit showing all monies
deposited by him to the credit OF TINS
association, which deposit slips shall
he evidence of such deposits, and
said deposit slips shall be kept on
file in his office and be subjected to
by the President or any
member in good standing represent
ing the President, he shall do and
perform such other duties that may
be from time to time prescribed by
the bylaws of this association.
ARTICLE X.
ANY officer of this association, who
may be guilty of non-performance OF
duty. or for unbecoming conduct,
may be impeached and removed from
office, and may be suspended and ex-
PEELED from this association. All I'M
parchment proceedings shall be con-
Quoted at regular meeting OF this
association, and no officer shall be
removed from Office, except by
majority vote of all members present
and voting 1T such meeting. In case
OF tie vote, the President, or other
presiding officer, shall have the right
| to cast the deciding vote. AS to the
rules regulating impeachments and
removals of officers, suspending and
expelling members of this associa-
ltion, shall be prescribed by the by
laws of this association.
ARTICLE XI.
This act of incorporation may be
modified, amended or altered, or said
corporation may be dissolved upon
the consent of two-thirds vote OF the
members present and voting, at q
regular meeting called and held for
that purpose, after previous notice
published in some newspaper pub
/ ished in the parish of st. Tammany,
State of Louisiana, written notice
mailed to each member In good
standing addressed to said member
last known address. In the event
this corporation is dissolved by limit
alton, or by consent, or otherwise, at
the same meeting, that its dissolution
is determined upon, three members
shall be appointed, or elected, by the
members present, as liquidators, to
settle and wind up the affairs and
concern of this corporation. Said
fliquidators to have full authority tC
act to that end.
Thus done and signed at the towr
of jacksonville, In the parish Of st
.Tammany, State of Louisiana, in the
presence of ]. w. Cooper and ]. v
Baham, two competent witnesses, OF
the day and date herein first above
written, who have hereunto signet
these presents, with said appearers
and me, said Notary, after due read
, ing of the whole.
; PETER BAHAM,
L. r. BAHAM,
EUGENE COOPER,
HENRY FLOT,
MATHEW ALEXIUS,
JOSEPH W. BAHAM
I Witnesses:
]. w. COOPER,
]. v. BAHAM.
JOS. B.. LANCASTER,
Notary Public
) have this day examined the abov
) oregoing act of incorporation of tn
Golden Rule Benevolent Association
! and find that the objects and pur
poses and provisions are not con
s trary to the Constitution and law
5 of the United States, nor to the Con
, stitution and laws of the State 0
! Louisiana, and I hereby approve tn
p same.
Signed at Covington, La, on thi
$ September 18th, 1912.
ADRIAN D. SCHWARTZ,
Acting Dist. Atty. of the 18th Ju-
dicial District of La.
y State Of Louisiana, Parish of
q St. Tammany.
: I hereby certify that this instru
. ment was filed for record Septembe
: 10, 1912, and recorded Septembe
20, 1912, in Mortgage book IS,
: page 400, etc, of the official records