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Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
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lin unleren 2eiern Die Mogli6feit
8u geben, oas 3iidten BON @efIiigel
10 biuig tpie m0gli6 81 betrei6en uno
oas 9~ro0u5ierte 10 gewinnbringeno
mie m0gli9 81 berfaufen, bat li6
oie 0es Moines Sncubntor 60, 9es
Moines, Soma enti6lofen, ieinen
munoerpoaen 2~ebrfurius in 90 2ef=
tionefl, ooaItGnoig in 0euti9 georudt
beral4s3ugeben. @s lit oas ein3ige
Bud oieier Mrt in Ser oeutI6enSpra=
DE uno gibt oole @%llsfunft iiber Die
@efliigel5u6t auf Dem 2anoe, i'm
9orfe rno in ser Staot. Die eben ge-
nannte Sirma lit gerne bereit, Sbnen
Deiteres iiber oieien &urius, pelder
fret an ieoen &unoen perianot miro,
mit5uteilen. lu6 ~perlenOet Die Des
Moines Sncurator 60, Des Moines,
Soma, Sept. 113, einen 80 Seiten
l~tarfen, noaitGn0ig oeutI6en &atalog
(oer ein5igite oeltti9e &atalog oieier
art in &merifa) gdn8li6 frei auf
8erlangen. @s entb1lt piele @boto-
grapbien uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BON oeutiben 3ii9tern, Die nit oeren
8rut- uno Muf5ii6tsapparaten gro-
BEN @rfoGg in Ser @efliigel8uht bn-
ben. 0ieie 6irma lit cine Der al
teiten 6irmen i'm 2anoe ur1o iino De-
rem Succeilflll Mai6tnen iiber Die
gauge @elt als oie belten anerfannt.
0eren oeltI9es Bud n8ie man As
bon so ausgebriiteten &iifen groB
8iebt" f0nnen Sic fir 10 Gents be-
fommen. 9eren GROCER Oeutfher SEQ
talog uno bone Nrtsfunft iiber ben
2ebrfurius 1T ieoo6 gdn5li9 frei.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
samstas, ben II. 5cbrmar 1912.
SIS luirO 3eit.

Gem SenatsausIduB fir AuspGr-
tiae @naelegenbeit lit enolt6 flar ge-
moroen, oaB es ot Der 3eit lit, ben i'm
Sabre 1906 ouf Dem &ongreB fir
~6rabtlole 8elegrapbie 81 Berlin Obj
qeI6lolienen 8ertrog CUR &egelung
Ses internationalen orabtloien Ser
febrs All ratifi8ieren. Ser 8ertrog
lit BON q Nattonen unter5ei6net, a.
Der oie Ser. Staaten lino nod tun-
mer i'm RiidltarO, obi6on Der Ser
trag Dem Senat i9on i'm DECEMBER
1906 ii6ermitteIt murOe. 9ieie &or=
perldoft 8eigte in oieier Sa6e cine
merfpiiroige Seilnnbmsloiigtett,
penn ni6t offenen @iOeritano. yt1in
limo aber infolge Der gei9tunter5eid-
nunq Der 8erliner 4onDention ante-
rifanilde ariegsi9iffe unO Grams
portoampfer berbinOert Doroen, nit
Shiffen an0erer Hotionen, Die iih
8ur 9urdfiibrung Der &onpentton
Derpflidtet baben, in 8erbinoung 81
treten. 0as bat Die 8ebOroen oes
Warine departments neranlaBt,
eifrig fir Die Gotifi3ierung Der &on-
pention ein5utreten. nno nod elm
anoerer llmitano bat Die 8emiibnn=
aen in oieler Gi9tung angeita6elt:
i'm fommen0en SSuli fin0et Dieoer elm
,,orabtloier &ongreB" itatt uro 5tDar
in Qonoon. @or fiinf ODER feds Wfo-
naten fam cine lautparme @inlaoung
5u oielem &ongreB uno 5tDar IN Ell
ner Sa1iung, Die %anOeutete, oaB ame-
rifanii6e 0elegaten uobne Stimme"
3ugelaIIen meroen miir0en, neil Die
bieiige &egierung ibre 3ultimmung
Al Der 8erliner &%onpention ni6t ge-
qeber. W1an tat bieligerieits oarauf-
bin garni6ts; feline Seele befim-
merte li6 oarlm. Damn fam i'm Sa-
muar cine Mitteilung aus 2onoon an
0as Staats : Oepartement, oaB man
mnmebr cine 8eteiligung Der Ser.
Staten an oem&ongreB ni6t erDar-
te. 9apon b0rte man i'm Warine-Oe-
partement, unO ieBt enoli6 raffte
man ii6, uber nod INNER iebr be-
oadtig, aus Der untatigfeit auf. Som
feren3en muroen abgebalten, in De-
men oarauf georungen muroe, oas
Stats : 0epartement moge IN Der
Mnqelegenbeit oorgeben uno Die &a-
tifi3ierung Oes @ertrags I'M Senat
betreiben. Au9 0ariiber iinb @o9en
bingegangen, ullo oas 6euer brennt
arf ben GGgeln. @enn Die Ser.
6taaten nibt in 9e8ug auf orabt-
loie 9elegrapbie gan8 bintenan bin
fen Doaen, miiiien lie ii6 an benz
2onooner &ongreB I'M Sui beteili-
gen, uno nm oos tun 5u fonnen, muB
aunGdIt Die 8erliner &onpention
ratifi8iert peroen. 9as Staats-De-
partement, oeIien 9eo1htigfeit in
ben lesten Sabren ipri6mortli9 ge-
moroen lit, bat li9 enoIi6 an ben
Senat berangeI1l1ngelt, unO Oas &o-
mite fir ~ausD1rtige 8e8iebungen bat
einen llnterousi1uB, beItebeno aus
ben Senatoren Smith bon Wtibigon,
Burton BON Ohio uno SbipelD bon
Snoiana, angemieien, Die Srage in
Die Sano 8u nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Serr Sbeooor Rooieoelt, Or
prGiioent Der Der. Staateu uno Elm
getDaltiger Iimroo, bat bon Der So
ciete o'glcclimatation in Eoris oeren
Spe5ialmeoaine erbalten. Sn Der
2obreoe, DeI1e Der Director 0es ga-
riier Decentralization Muieums,
Serr 8errier in Der SabresDeriomm-
lung Der @eienihaft am Sonntag
bieIt, wurOe &errn &ooiepelt na9ge-
riibmt, oaB er Dmebr Naturforf6er
ais SGger uno auf ieinem Sogo5uge
in Gfrifa ltets beItrebt getDeien fei,
Die @etpobnbeiten Oes Settlers, Dem
er nabiteate, fennen 5u lernen uno
81 i6ilOern".
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

@iner Qonooner 9epeide 8ufol-
ge bat elm oeuti6er ar8t &rof. Opal
tebol5 Die Didtige @ntoednng ge-
ma6f, Dab elm 2ei9nam mitteIs elmer
8erbinoung BON 5fpet @bemifalien
ooaItGnOig Our6lidtig gemo6t ner-
Sen fam. 0emna9 miro es in 3r-
funft ni6t mebr notig lein, einer
REINFORCEMENT bebufs Seltltelung Der
Sooesuria6e 81 iecieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
0os aroBe 8reisansidreibel

0as groBe Reconsideration
fir oie &ompoiition BON MiIitarmar-
i6en, peltes Den 8erliner gerleger
auguIt S1erl inter Ausiebung an
iebnli1er Breiie in Der 8o6e" erlai.
len batte, bat einen mddtigen @rfolq
gebabt. gii9t peniger als $500 SIR
beiten linO 81 Dem @ettbetDerb einge.
ganger, Elm 8iertel oapon aus ben
Muslan0.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Der 8unoesporort 0es gor

Der B%un0esDOrorf 0es yfor0=
amerifaniI6en S9iibenbun0es, Der
in ct. 2ouis fem goloenes Subilaum
feiert, bat ioeben an ale gum 8un0e
geborigen @ereine elm @inlaOungs-
IHreiben geri1tet. Der 8unOesprd-
Iioent uno Der 8unoesi6aBmeiiter
weroen in oieiem CONNER oas groBe
8unoesi9iisenfeit in 9eutIdlanO be-
iu1en uno ~geoerfen babel, nit elmer
6eItgabe fir bic Sltbildumsfeier oes
decentralization S6iibenbunoes
mirfiam HropaganOa 81 MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

@ultao 8e6erer, Der Braiioent
ser observation-disclosures in Wil-
molfee, ma9te am Somstag befannt,
Dab me6rere Der oortigen 8rauerei-
en- tuegen Der 6oben 8reiie fir SOB
fen ltno anoerer gum 8rauen not
uenOtger &obmaterialien ben Breis
oes 8ieres Inn so Gents bis $3.50
Der Barrel erb0ben mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
DIR GnrNer1tnn neg MpItfri

= BUR 5or0erung BEG Weltfrie-
oens" miilie 6ronfrei9 ale feline
8erteioigungs- uno angrtffslinien
fr1ftig enttpideln. 9as mar Der
@~runoton Ser 0ebatten, Die am
Oienstog in Dem englii6en Yar-
laments gebolten muroen. Sim 81
bend puroe Dos Marine 9rogramm
nel6es cine @elammtalsgabe bon
$279,6OO,OO0 poriiebt, nit 452 gs7
gen 70 Stimmen angeltommen. Aud
oas acknowledgements, fir
melbes ettua $5,O00,000 perlanei
nuroen, wltrOe bonn 5enat nngenom.
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Die M}eI0una bob einem Mtto

~ Die Meloung, oaB einem Itta-
DIE, begin. einem &urier Der Oeutiden
8otIGaft in &om, Der iid auf Der
&eile bon bort nod Berlin befano,
in ser S9wei5 cine Mappe nit MIDI
tigen Mften geltoblen woroen lei, boi
it'd ni6t beitGtigt. Die 0o6ri6i
wur0e in Berlin ols cine in 2onoon
oner in 8aris ausgebedte &6uber-
gei6i9te be5ei6net.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Der idhiiide Sol bat id mil

Der id6iiide Sof bat iid nit
BEN @iener @eb0roen ms 8enebmen
qeIest, Inn cine grfldrung gu erlan-
qen, DAB sic ST &ronprin5eliin 2iti-
Ie BON So6ien fir ibre Sanolungen
ni6t perantmortIi6 lei. Die id9ii-
Idle a0nigsfamilie gebt nit Der BIB
lidt Inn, sic @r &ronprin8eiiin un-
ter &ormunoi6aft 5u lteaen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
ei0den6iiiihe @uni

Ger eiOgenoiiide gunOesrat
bat Die 8eniuiguug elmer Summe
BON t5,750,O00 6rancs fir Die Stdr-
fung Der i6Dei5erii4en 8ebrfroft ZEE
antrogt. Der 8etrog iol CUR An-
idaffung neuer @eidiibe uno Mta-
Idinengetpebre %pertDanot tDeroert, INN
0as 81noesbeer in beiferen 8erteiot-
gungs5uItanO Ii perieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Der friibere @eueralidoBmei-
tier BON 8eriien, Der amerifaner SO.
%organ SHUTTER bat am Sonntag an
8orO oes Dampfers George 8aib-
inaton" bon SoutbomptOn aus Die
Hiidfabrt nab 3ep gorf angetreten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
gsobeau IS Sabre aft, lit

= @abe3n IS Sabre aft, 1T am
in 2onOon Sir Soiepb ST.
Iter, Der lib our9 Die @infiibrung Der
antiieptii6en 8erbanOsmetbooe einen
8eltrubm erporben bat, aus Dem
2eben ge16ieoen. 9ieiem Gbirurgen,
Ser i'm Sabre 1884 BON Der aoni-
ain 8ictoria gum 8aronet erboben
iDuroe, peroanft ole nellere @6irur-
gle ibren groBartigen Aufidpnng.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
lurdtbore 9erbeernngen Bat

6lrHtbare Berbeernngen bat
SodnaIier in Dem Siioen Spaniens
ongeridtet. Eaulenoe BON Meni6en
lino oboualos uno paren obne ane
Nabrunqsmittel. Die Staot Sepil-
la itano gum groBen Cell unter 8ai-
Ter un6 unter perionli9er 2eitllng
oes MiniIters Der offentliden Grbei-
ten, Der am Sonntag bort nnlangte,
Duroen 0ei1e aufgemorfen, I'M Die
toIenoen 6luten ab5ulenten. Der
&6nig uno Die 4onigin reiiten chem
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
0[l1f 6hloB Shonbrunn fanl

~ NWT OWIUb OuUlIUtHINI IuItV
am Somstag Nadmittog i'm 9eiiein
oes &oiiers 5ran3 Soiepb uno elmer
qldn8enoen @%erlammlung bon Shirt
iihfeiten uno onoeren bohgeiteaten
DISQUALIFICATION Die 8ermablung Der
@r8ber5ogin ISABELLA Waria, Cod
ter oes @r8ber6ogs 5rieoerid, nit
Dem Hrin3en George bon 9aDern,
Sobn oes @eneralfelOmarihaas
8rin8en 2eopolo, ftott. Yrin3 @e-
org lit 80 Sabre alt uno Weoior a Ia
lutte oes baprii1en erlten iGDeren
Heterogeneous. gr5ber6ogin STA.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Ser our6 oen Sieg 0es 3en-
trums BEL ben QanotngsDablen I'M
permeioIi9 getporoene Winiltertpef-
iel in 8apern lit erfolet. Ser Hrin0-
regent bat Oas gntlalungsgeiu@ oes
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Oos mroH noe ShInht

0os @rad oes S9Ia9ti4iffs
.Maine~ lit enolib mieOer flott. gS
bob Iid am Montog, als @aiier in
BEN u~mgebenben &offeroamm gelai-
fen tpnrOe, aus Dem Sdlamm. Wta-
ior 6ergnfon, Der.oie Mrbeiten an
Dem @rad leitete, miro bon alien
Seiten 8n Dem grfoIg begliidmiini9t-
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

glm 81. 0far3 ion Der nd6lte
qroBe 0iterreidii1e 9reaonougbt.
0eiIen aiellegung i'm Sommer pori-
gen Sabres erfoIgte, in Srielt pom
Stapel gelaiien Deroen. Der Ban-
5errteie fol- ben Namen DSegetboTt"
erhalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
onaenon1rnen

4obinetts 9ooetpils ongenommen
uno ben 3entrumsfiibrer HrofeIior
Or. 6reiberr b. Sorting nit Der
Neubiloung oes Minilteriums ber-
trout.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

falls am Counting mad Mnoalaiien,
nm Der I6uer beimgeiubteu 8eDol-
ferrue Croft unO Silfe gu bringen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

az a0HIi4 i6medt un6 gut
befomm ~NfnniH~ unO .DiomonS'
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

bella 1T am II. IoOember 1888 ee-
boren.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Entered as second class matter at the
post office at Washington, D. c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20

=
and You can buy them for one-fifth
rs much You can buy the land and
pay for Il from the crops, keeping
out enough To make a good living.
Her farmers sell their high yields Of
corn for 10 cents a bushel more than
the growers in the northern corn
belt, because they are close to a
great grain shipping seaport.
There has never been failure
from droutn and two profitable crops
can be raised every year, one OF
them corn.
You like to raise corn, know how
to raise it, and own teams and i'm
PIGMENTS Tor raising it. You will be
able to make money from the start
in Louisiana, because you will not
nave to learn to grow new crop
or to use new methods.
Louisiana is the place for you. Go
down and see for yourself.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20
Death of L. {. Poche.

New Orleans Picayune::
L. e. Poche, of st. James, passed
TO the great beyond on Tuesday
April 8, at his Climax Home, in st
James parish MIR. Poche was one
of the best-knoWn citizens Of St
James, sugar-house engineer and
an authority on sugar second to none
In the south. Although having at
tanned the ripe old age Of "A years,
he was up to the last actively en-
gagged in his chosen profession. A
man of genial disposition, always ca
ger to help those who sought his ad-
yice-and one was fortunate indeed
who had his friendship-he had by
his sunny disposition endeared him
self to the people of his native par
ish. in which he had labored for
three-Quarters of a century, and that
fact was attested by the large con-
course OF sorroWing friends who fol-
lowed his remains to their last rest
ing place. The loss of his wife less
than a year ago had left him broken
IN spirits, and rightly SO, for she had
been his helpmate for a period Of
more than fifty years.
He leaves to mourn his loss five
sons and one daughter--Leonce
Mathnrin, klebert, Septime and Hen
rys OF ST. James, and Mrs L. A. Du-
peire, OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thirty
two grandchildren, one brother, Cap
tain S. A. Poche, Of Donaldsonville,
and 4 host of friends.
Ills remains We're laid to rest be,
side those of his wife in the Catho-
lie churchyard adjoining the historic
Church OF st James. in which he had
worshiped for over half century
He was a devoted father. loving
spouse and o true friend.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20
War Against the Water Hyacinths.

The first gun in southern Lou1si-
ana's fight to drive the troublesome
water hyacinth from the bayous and
streams was fired last Monday, when
Capt. r. P. Howell, Of the United
States engineers, organized a cam
paign against the hyacinth in Bayou
Black, Terrebonne parish. With
members Of the ETerrehon1e parish
police jury and representatives OF prl-
yate interests established on the
stream, Capt. Howell spent Monday
aboard the steamboat H. A. Waddell
Of the Waddell Jones Lumber Com
pany, looking over the situation.
"My mission was most successful,
said Capt. Howell, and the first
movement in the plan formulated by
I Col. Lansing Beach, several weeks
ago, now is on foot. Bayou Black
is thirty-two miles in length, and is
an important waterway through the
fact that it is one Of the connecting
links between Houma and Morgan
City, and additionally because, when
the proposed canal between Bayou
Black and Bayou Terrebonne is cut,
the former stream will be part OF the
New Orleans-to-M Morgan City route.
1T is extensively nsed by the lum-
Der and other interests of the sec
ton, and we deem It highly import
ant that Bayou Black should be kept
free of the lily this year. A system
attic campaign by means OF booms to
| prevent the spread Of the plant when
it appears in any place, patrols to
kill it where it does make such ap-
pearance, and general precautionary
measures against this plague Of the
| southern Louisiana bayous, was plan
ned, the expense tobe borne Jointly by
the government, the Terrebonne par
ish police jury and the WaddeH-Jones
| Lumber Company.
| Such campaign against the hya'
cinth will soon have been organized
in every section Of the state
I afflicted
With Capt Howell on Monday s
trip were j.. C. Dupont, of Houma
president Of the police jury, and Jurors
IF. g. Guidry, Luke Boudreaux, G. w
Hatch, and <. ST. Martin; Henry
Walther, of Gibson; G. E. Jones, o.
Morgan City, and NJ. e. Kenny, mas
ter of the government steamer Hya
| cinth.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20
TRUNKS and BAGGAGE Handled
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Opportunities for Obtaining Employ
ment Under the Federal Gov
eminent.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the following
examinations to take place on the
dates given below, and circulars con-
tanning further information may be
seen At the office of this paper:
May Scientist in soil survey
(male), $1,000 per annum, in the De-
partment of Agriculture. for duty in
the ED. Age limit, Ii to As years.
May 11-Plate cleaner (male}, Blu.
reau of Engraving and Printing,
Washington, .. G.. $500 per diem
Age limit, 20 years or over. No ed
vocational test will be given, and it
will not be necessary Tor applicants
to appear at any place for examina
ton.
May 1923 Laboratory assistant il
chemistry (male), Bureau of Stand
ards, Department Of Commerce and
Labor, $1,000 to $1440 per annum
Age limit, 20 to 80 years.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20
WELL KNOWN MINISTER
Restored to Health BY 'vinol

Rev. D. Schneider, who ID wen
known minister in Rice Lake, Wis,
writes:
Il had very severe stomach trotit
Bile last year from which [ was kept
in bed three months. / had engaged
the services of doctor, but to no
avail. then read OF Vinoi and deter
mined to try q bottle. Before 1t was
used up ! was out of bed, and four
bottles made me well man vinol Is
8 splendid medicine. and can gladly
recommend It."
Prominent men from Ill over the
country do not hesitate to endorse
this wonderful tonic,
For twelve years VinoI has been
sold on the money back plan, and
every year strengthens its popularity
and proves by continued tests that it
wiz do what We claim for it.
A-Ray Pharmacy, Donalds0nHiile.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20
sFlERlFF,s SALE.
State Of Louisiana-Parish of AS
cension-TWenty- Seventh Ju-
dicial District Court
Bernard G Grima
VS.. No. zoos
Oh arIns Tirc1Iit

SAutlSS 11iCUlt .
y Y VIRTUE OF and in obedience
EG to an order of seizure and sale is
sued by the above named court in
the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed, / have
seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, according
TO law, at the principal front door of
The courthouse of the parish of AS
tension, in the town Of Donaldson
Vile, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1912,
at II O'Clock a. m, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
First. A certain lot Of ground sit
uated in the town Of Donaldsonville,
parish of Ascension, and described
On the plan OF said town as being
lot number seyenty-three, which
forms the corner of Cabahanosse or
Railroad avenue street and Iberville
street, bounded on one side bN lot
number seyenty-tWo, and in the rear
by lot nuE1ber five, measuring sixty
feet front on Cabahanosse street, and
one hundred and twenty feet, French
measure. on Iberville street; together
with ali the buildings and improve
nents thereon and thereunto be
longing Being the same lot ac-
CURED by Charles Tircuit on Feb.
%, 1907, by act before Richard Nc
cuiloh, notary public for the parish
OF. Ascension, and recorded in Book
OF ConTeyances NO. 40, folio 543
Second. A certain lot or portion
Of ground situated in the said town
OF DonaldsonVille, parish of =Ascen-
sion, state Of Louisiana, being the
real. part OF that portion of lot num-
Der seVenty-two On the plan Of said
town purchased by James Won Lot
ten from Paul Wutke, said portion
herein nortgaged measuring fifty
five feet from the rear boundary line
Of said lot, by the width of said lot
itself, being forty-five feet. It be-
ing the same property acquired by
the said Charles Tireutt from James
Won Lotten by act before Richard
IcCulloh, notary public for the par
ISM OF Ascension, on the 18th day OF
June, 1907, and duly recorded in
Book Of Conyeyances for the parish
Of Ascension No. 50, folio 164 ct
seq.
Terms and condttions-Cash in
United States currency.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
Donaldsonville, La, March 16, 1912.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-20
sHERiFF's SALE.
State of Louisiana-Parish Of Ascen-
sion-TWenty-Seve Judi
cial District Court.
John NJ. Maher
VS.. No. 2007
Inirc of Il Il DnffoI

Heirs of H. E. Duffel
. VIRTUE of and in obedience to
I'D an order of seizure and sale is
the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed. have
seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, according to
law, at the principal front door OF
the courthouse Of the parish of AS
cension, in the town of Donaldson
vile, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1912,
at II o'clock a. m, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
Lot No. 1, being a certain tract OF
land situated on the right bank OF
the Mississippi river in the parish
of Ascension, about eight miles above
the town Of Donaldsonville, La, the
said tract having a frontage on said
river of eight hundred and twenty
six 1926 feet, more Or less, with all
the depth thereto belonging, being
forty (40) arpents, more or less, be-
tween converging lines, and being
bounded on the upper side by lands
Of George B. Reuss, and on the low
er side by lot No. 2, the said tract
of land forming part and portion OF
what is known as the Woodstoch
plantation; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
and thereunto belonging, and all the
rights, ways and servitudes thereto
! appertaining.
From this is excepted a lot of
ground, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon, formerly a
part of said Woodstock plantation,
and having a front OF one arpent Or
thirty toises on said Mississippi
river, by a depth of forty-six tolses
and six feet, between parallel lines.
Terms and conditions-Cash IN
United States currency.
e. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension
Donaldsonville. La.,$ March 16, 1912
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February, 1912, which had been eons
vened for the especial purpose n AZ
cordance with law, and with the casS
ter, the following amendment to the
charter of said corporation HFEasI
adopted by a majority Of vote Of
the stockholders of the stock OF SAID
corporation, to-Wit:
Article " of said charter Fasg
amended SO as to read as follows
ARTICLE w..
ssThe capital stock of this CORPORA
ton is hereby fixed at the sum ol
Thirty-eight Thousand ($3S,Oo Joy.
lars, divided into and represented p
thirty-eight thousand shares 81
the par valEe of one dollar lSS1.gl
each, to be paid for in Iao meme
or property paid or made. oves
to the corporation. The capital stoes
OF this corporation may be increasea1
or decreased by proceedings taken
in the manner prescribed by laHs
ALI of said stock shall be full #p ta
and worcestershire, and transfers sss
thereof. shall not be binding on Eas
company, unless recorded or y.
books. The corporation may beglas
business as soon as eight thol iE'alsls
($SO00) dollars Of its capital STOCK e
subscribed
The whole as will more fully saa5S
pear by the annexed certified coz Y,
Of the minutes Of said stoc khol der lss7
meeting. .s z
And the said appearers having Y ljs,3 s1 !.
uuested me, notary, to put the &. ~ "
amendment in authentic form, g. !,
by these presents receive ss sa,es
amendment in the form OF this pa i
lie act, to the end that sa4
amendment may be published ana d. Isl
corded and thus be read into ~
original charter passed before w y
Undersigned notary on DeeeIEnf a7e sas'a
1911.
Thus done and passed In my OH "
at the city of New Orleans On ss
day and date herein first above W We
ten, in the presence of e. IL. SAP. szap I'll
and G. w. SchWeitzer, competent 71l ., 8,
nesses, who hereunto sign "
names with said appearers arg IN ~
notary. after due reading @ 81
whole
q. p. BRADY, Chairman Z.
BENJAMIN CLAASsEA, IL
secretaFs.
Witnesses:
e. L. szABARY,
GEO. w. sCHW TIER.
ALEXIS BRIAN
Notary Pubic.
state of Louisiana, parish 81 n Il \
ceasion- do hereby certify /
above and foregoing to be aai5 III I
corded in Book Of Mlscel1ahss
Nets No. 7, folio liz. !
In faith whereof, witness my la ~ \
and seal of office, at Donaidsooa.ss.s
La, this 18th day Of March. Y -
j. I'd. FERNANDEZ, , /
Dy. Clerk and RecoIoats
I hereby certify the foregolas ~ Y
be true and correct copy y 4
original act of amendment @, ,-,sI; !
charter OF the ST. ELMO GAN III h
co, INC, and of the certtflss1s u I
the Clerk and Recorder tnefsss1
taehed. Il
Notary Public