The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-01-18

ards. lr.. the fr-' wee president S'lAll De
Na,hn1 N,hcl, and The FIRST secretary shall
ur Albert G.. Shear. the SAID secretary shall
also hc treasurer.
Article VI-Onc thousand aud eighteen
GDlN shares. having the par value Of nifty
Thousand and nine hundred dollars $50.
pV,N0l have been issued 10 Me>Srs. Nathan
t1lIwoiug described property:
FIRST. A certain LOT ii ground, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, and
and all the appurtcnauces thcreuntU belong
my. situated in the Fourth District % the
City Of New Orleans, designated by the let
ter a. III Square No. Isl. bounded 10y
Washington Avenue, Camp, Fourth and Ma
gazlue streets, on a survey made by ID. r.
Srghers x Son, Surveyors, dated January !,
1910, annexed 10 an act passed before John
Wagner, notary, Jan. %, 1910; which SAID
lot measures Sixty-two feet four inches front
on Washington avenue by a depth between
equal and parallel lines OF one hundred and
three feet, two inches and three lines, more
! ing the conner OF Washington ave and Ma
gazine street. and is composed Of the whole
OF the original lots seven and eight, and a
portion ot lot nine.
| Second: The Motion Picture Theater, con-
! tanned and conducted in the SAID building,
/ by Nathan Sobel and Albert G. Shear, as
| the Washington Theater," together with all
| the furniture, fixtures and Appliances; and
all the rights owned and acquired by the
/ said parties for the production OF motion pic.
;ure dramas, plays and other rights and
] privileges, ana licenses 10 Photographic Nuns,
! and the good will OF the business.
| Third: The Motion Picture Theater
Quoted by Nathan Sobel and Albert q. Shear,
at No. 1910 Canal Street, in the City of New
/ Orleans. and known as the "Carrollton The
! atre,' together with all the furniture, nix
lures and appliances; and all the rights
owned and acquired by the said parties for
the production Of motion pictures, dramas.
| plays, and other theatrical presentation; the
/ rights, privileges and licences TO photo
graphic films, and the good will of the
business.
Mess-s. Sobel and Shear have erected the
building in which the theater is contained
on ground leased by them and they will
transfer, also, all and singular the rights
owned by them IN the building and the lease
10 the ground.
the Sobel and Shear Amusement Company,
Ltd, with John T. Holmes for the rental OF
certain premises on Carrollton Ave. between
Canal street and Cleveland Ave, in the block
bounded by s. Pierce St. in the city of
New Orleans, for a period of ten years from
the date the building to be erected will be
completed; said lease was entered into on
the 10Th day of November, 1910.
: All OF which property, exclusive of the
good will. is well worth, and is appraised
by the directors, at the sum of $4,000, and
the good will of the various theaters above
enumerated. the board appraises at $1,000.
Article NIl-Not less than fifteen Q5)
days notice shall be given for all regular
. stockholders meetings, and not less than hves
n
meetings. The board of directors shall hold
regular and special meetings at such times
and upon such notices as TO time which the
/, said board may FIX. Notices of all meetings
of all kinds shall be given through the mails,
addressed to the respectively stockholders, or
r directors al the address last furnished 10
the secretary by the stakeholder or director,
a OF the notice may be delivered by messen-
: ger.
d Article VIII-This act of incorporation may
:, be changed, modified altered, or this cor.
q poraton may be dissolved with the assent OF
! three fourths 90 of the stock present or
d represented at meeting convened Tor that
; purpose.
!, Article IX.-No stakeholder shall ever be
y held liable or responsible for the contracts
and faults Of said corporation an an any iuF' 1si
= shares of stock owned by him; nor shall any
!. mere nformality in organization have the
n effect of rendering this charter null, or ex'
2 posing the stockholders TO any, liability be-
: yond the amount of his unpaid stock.
;. Article X-Whenever this corporation i:
dissolved either by limitation OF time; Of
by the determination of the stockholders
IS its affairs shall be liqudated under the su
l. pervision of two lquidators to be appointed
u for that purpose at a general meeting OF TIT
G stockholders convened after ten Q0) day
ID notice. At such meetings to consider IN,
5, liquidation of the company, the result sinai
l. be determined by the consent OF three
s. fourths O) OF the stock present or repre-
v. scented at such meeting.
Of In case of the death of one of the liqui
10 dators, or his inability to act for any reaso
C. whatever, the survivor shall act alone.
n, Thus done and passed in my Office, in sal
I'd city OF New Orleans, on the day, month an
10 year first hereinabove written in the pre-:
I'd ence of Johnson Chargois and Otto A Oder
c. dahl, both of lawful age and residents
n. this parish. competent witnesses, W no signe
III hereto with the said appearers and me, NJ
or tary, after due reading of the whole;
he Original signed: Ernest V. Richards, Jr
ry shares: Albert G. Shear, 500 Shares; Natha
on Sobel, 500 shares. Witnesses: J. Chargoi
II. Otto A. Odendahl.
nd GABRIEL FERNANDEZ, JR., Not. Pu
We I, the Undersigned recoruer OF mortgage
IS in and for the parish of Orleans, State
IS, Louisiana, do hereby certify that the a,
n of Incorporation, of the Sobel-Richards She:
Enterprise, incorporated, was this day dul
"a recorded in my Office, in book 1901, folio -
IS. New Orleans, December 80, 1915.
nd (Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, by. r.
he true copy of the original.
%. GABRIEL FERNANDEZ, JR, Not. Pu
Jan IL IS Is feb 8