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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-18
LIVE WIRE NEWS
FROM OUR OVID
CORRESPONDENCE

{. +. Parker has several hundred
/ head Of cattle on beet tops near Ovid.
Earle Alexander is looking after them.
A farewell party was given in hon
or Of Glen Parsley at the u. a. Rtes
| home Friday evening. Everyone
present enjoyed themselves immense
ly,
Mr.. r. F. Parsley and family ex-
| ppcl 70 move 70 their home in Ken
tucky within few days.
Mr. +. {. Harris moved Il bunch Of
/ horses to his farm north of Ovid TO
clean up the beet tops few days ago
A night school is being organized
at Ovid. The object is to present an
opportunity to the young men who
have had 10 quit school for war SER
vice. farm work and other duties to
prepare themselves for business school
and college. Miss LeMay. our compe-
tent high school teacher will have
charge of this work.
Mr.. Pat OConnor was quite badly
hurt on Friday afternoon. when a
rope broke on the beet dump letting
him fall eight feet. Mr.. OConnor
is in bed at this writing, but We hope
to hear Of his speedy recovery.
There was farewell party at the
D. A. Rees home, in honor Of the
Parsley family, who expect to make
their future home in Kentucky. The
party was well attended and all re-
port fine time
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. McNally attend
ed the dance at Joe Zersen's Satur-
day night.
L. NJ Hogan visited with his par
ents on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaffer are the
proud and happy parents Of a nine
and one-half pound baby boy. born
Sunday evening. Mother and baby
are doing fine.
Frank and Pete famous were seen
on our streets Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davis and child
rem visited At the O'Connor home
Sunday.
G. 4. Hogan was in Julesburg on
Monday
Mrs. Ed Bennett Of the southwest
table and Mr.. Newman of Knox Coun-
ty. Nebr.. were married al that place.
Mr.. Kenneth O'Connor is foreman
o fthe beet dump while his father is
laid up.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-18
OVID CHURCH NOTES

A Thanksgiving program will be
rendered next Sunday afternoon.
The Sunday school board met after
church last Sunday and appointed
committees to promote Christmas en-
tertainment as follows:
Program committee. Mrs. Barlow
Miss Bennett. Miss Marshall and Mrs.
Carol: decoration committee. Mrs.
Drummond. Miss LeMay. Marie Stone,
Maria Helm: finance committee to
raise funds for Christmas treats. L. ].
Bennett, Joe Jankovsky. ]. A. Run
dali and NJ. ]. McCullough: committee
to buy and prepare treats, Mrs. Her
man Bruss. Mrs. L. ]. Bennett and
Mrs. Laughlin.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-18
A BARGAIN

A very easy way 10 earn ten dol
lars in cash is to write US the names
of anyone in Nebraska or Colorado.
who is thinking of purchasing a pi-
ano or player piano. Smaller amounts
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-18

for phonograph prospects. Write US
or call at our stoFe-leave the nAmes,
and as soon as We make the sale you
Will receive the money. Do it today.
All information j. strictly confiden-
tial. Largest stock of Pianos and
Photographs in western Nebraska.
GOODALL'S JEWELRY & MU-
SIC STORE. Cgallala, Nebr.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-18

The Chappell Millinery Company of
Chappell, Nebraska. will give 90 per
cent discount on all millinery from
Nov. 5th until Dec. l. minis
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-18

r. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

to give n dance at the Auditorium at
Wheeling In the near future. Tn" last
dane" gwen Icy TIA" young folks was
great success and bids TO the dane" Will
ukcly hc sent out IN the near futuie'
To Attend Feed
Many members OF the local chapter
Of tn" Alpha II Alumni Fraternity IN
mis- city are planning To attend Inc
feed and smoker which Will be- held NJ
the chapter rooms nj Martins Ferry tins
evening An invitation WAS lSSlrd TO
the fraternity boys OF TINS Cliy nud
there ~ no doubt but what larg"
crowd viii attend
Rasin Jack For Some
Three foreigners passed through town
last evening slightly tnpsy as the result
uf drinking 10 much rISin jack. they
.amr from the direction al A"tnhHlllr
and II was Thought IhHl they procured
Ih, hen ia che siun at that place. Aside
from talking IUud and singing n"hEa
they CREATED "a" disturbance
Many 10 witness oams
Many lurhI f"uihnlI fans ~" plhn.
mimi Ia attend the Marietta 'lirihhny
fnnthnlI UnIur which III br nlaErh At
the Island "a w-rk II"m neat HuIuThny
nryrInI IiridgrpuII boys hfr attending
Marietta '"IlrHo this y"nr nnh Appl"
ynIIh 81 rrIrY high last wear liz play
up "n ihc team r." lhrI" win ~" doubt
hr n large 'iuwd Ia Attendance
Repairs Nearing Completion
IrrniIr whi,h hnH" been under way
90 rnr riIip - rnvinT 90 Lincoln NJ
uur for the rnrI few w""kH arc rapidly
ucni.inp completion aud rh"uIh to I"rdY
hv ihr lntr.r uLri az mis- w""h tn"
heavy ,"nl uu,En hr"ks through 80"
uirrrr Ia several pin'cu leaving Inrg"
hnIrr whirh NJ tho pr"H"ut timo arr
I,. Tl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

Of Misses Ina Humphrey and Florence
and Ethel Estcp.
Charles Fowler OF Wheeling was q
recent visitor with his parents. AIR. ana
Mrs. David Fowler.
Charles Harper Of Lansing has bccn
the guest Of his mother Mrs. FRANK lr-
ban for n few days. 80
Mr. and Mrs John Kelley and rh;i-
drcn 0f Ii"th"sdA. spent Hund"y Will
Mr. md Mrs Elmer Ncff.
Charles IIammcrl" and VIE ana Mrs.
Clara Clark were AT the county S'u' On
business on Tuesday.
clyde Bcwlcy and family Of Somer-
ION spcnt Sunday with Mr.. R"~lcy y
uarcnts, Mr.. and Mrs i. 81. Lopez.
Mrs. clyde Miller Of Wheeling spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
Elijah R"hardr. n..
Howard Medley has moved his fhml!N
into the ii,"Tge property IN IN" west
End lately vacated hy II &. Sipr.
MIR W IL Evans aud son ItnS mond
az IIrIdgrp"rI. ~"T" week end 6u'Hth or
Mrs Mary shepherd
VIM MrIhrra"n and family hhh MI'H
Ella Mnithr~r attended The hmSThh
fair on IhuI sinN
Th. It+Iuhli"nn rally "n HniurdnY eye
nIug wn- ~ great ru''"nn I'll" HrI
mont band furnished III" niurl" Lhh ia"
tie" NulL"r t."v.ru anh Dixon. ell "n'
,lIL IhcmrfIyrr IN iht cEpnriii"nn OF ih"
Isrrrr Il nuri imp"T Inn'r
Thc !, l,"Itr Tr"u the Inri OH" '"n
rcIcn.r meeting IN Cleveland l'Hi v"'k
bring urwr 81 The return OF Il"v ~. -
Trnpnri"u 1" the MnrrlgI"wn 'hnre".
Nn- Ith" Tni"r. woman ninety
eight ''nrr 81 nE" rn"T"h away NJ
tho county IInrnc "u Frihny nnl lnl"I e.
Incnt took place on Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
Miss Marjorie Of Pleasant Grove. were

Miss Marjorie of Pleasant Grove. were
guests OF Mrs. I. 4. HoEue, Tuesday.
Mr.. G. N. Mitchell was business
caller In Martina Forty Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Rea Reppart and daugh:
ter. OF Georgetown. were the guests OF
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder
Rucker. SUNDAY
Miss Martha oesford Is visiting In
Martins Ferry this week .
Mrs. w. F. Pryor and Mrs. w. II. Rob-
erts. were callers at the homo Of Nj.
John Pryor. OF Martins Ferry. Thus'
day
The Philathe. class was pleasantly
Ashton. in Martins Ferry. ThurAday,
inter a business meeting . fine program
was rendered by two children: Those
present were Mrs. william Wear and
Mrs. Chhrlss Fulton. Of Martins Ferry;
Mrs NJ. J. Westlake. MRS. J. c. Brown.
Mrs. Fielder Rucker. Mrs q. j. Brnckin,
Mrs q. Kehblc. Mrs. Rachel Hurst. Mrs..
John Thriker. Mrs. Charles Fox. MRS.
N p n" ,c, Mr." May J. paw h:, NJ.
Mrr. n Il Vlokers Mrs David Boyd.
Mrs ! Thomas. Mrs. James desford.
MIsr Marion williams. Mrs, Louisa Nc-
carry. Mira G, N. Mitchell. Mrs. Oar
Miller
Mrs. Charlie. Amos la quito ~
home
Mrs Father Rundy IL confined,
homo with Illness
Mr. Frank Kennedy. NJ Pleasant
Gr""o. was on business al Colerain th1
wcrh
MIR, J. n. whit. was business caller
in Martins Ferry Thursday.
Mrs. Sanford Fell was caller at the
homo of hcr son. Edgar, OF Martins Fer.
ry Thuraday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Spragg attended the
Smithficld fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
COLERAIN

Roy White. "C Illinois, will deliver
sermon Sunday morning At the PreshY-
rrrian church at 1890 o'clock Sunday
school at go Rally Day. October !. nj
n. m. \ program Will he rendered
hv The sunday school
Ms Irene Horton, Of East Richiand
srrur the weekend with Mrs. Jane
M.,.n and daughter Miss Annie.
Mrs BERTHA Copeland. of Cleveland.
O was tho guest OF her sister. Mrs. !. A.
HogUc. this week.
MISS Blanche Berry was a caller in
Martins Ferry Thursday.
Mrs. L. 7. Murdoch and daughter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27


Many local f""ihnll fnur wore In at
Iondnn'c 1T ihr game whl' wan ri"Y'd
~ rnhhcu rnih l"-l'rdn' nGi'r" '"n
between lh" I'nuII Aihl'li. team. 81 THO
-, nud ia" IrinnEI"". "f Wheeling
Thr local h,Yr won IA" Enrmn hy a r'"i"
Of I" ~ III" r"r"nh quarter I'M"
WINS IA" nrrt gam" 81 80" r"n""n. hH'
the l~vr rh"w"d p""d f"rm with ~"
lirilc urnuiI'" that ih"y have had 0lu'"
iho opening "f tho r"nr"n ~ b" Nk"lr
that u return PnwO will IL" played with
"a" Wheeling team ~ ~" near "a
lur".
Junior Mechanics Msot
Tho regular meeting ut ih" Junior
. l. \ NJ Of his CIiv W'll l." held
his evening n the rooms "a III" Helm
LON building nj which i'm" S"N'rnl
matters Of importance viii l." given at
i"ntion. An members ar" requested
To be in Attendance nj tn" meeting
bed Mon Meeting
Tho weekly meeting 81 Ia" local ,rth"
Of Red Men Will b" held ihle evening
at which time matters Of unp"r'anc"
viii l." gwen attention MI members
ar. requested to l." present ~ feed
will b" served following the regular
business meeting.
To Give Dance
Prcpa ra IONS are being mad" by
committee Of young folks Of this cit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
LOUISVILLE

Frank Urban. ST.. who has h""n en-
plOvch a. tho Trovidcnt Coal m'lC. SUI
fcrcd sever" injuries on Friday whom =
rnll 81 stone struck him one leg was
broken and tho extent OF his other in
ur!cs has not been determined His
son Frank stood ncnr him and suffered
some shock and slight bruises
Edward RIlcy and VIII" End daughter
Doris Of bethesda and Mrs J. y. Riley
Of Akron. spent Sunday with the family
Of Elmer N"ff
Irwin Winners and sister Es;"lla. &C
Companicd by Mrs. Albert ArhauGh and
babe Of FalrvIew. were Sunday guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

Niles Craney at StewartSville and was
there at the midnight hour
as TO whether Gallagher had been
urlnklnS. the testimony given the coro-
ner was conflicting
Coroner Wyatt said las, night TIN, a
complete investigation into tn. death
would be made
In view OF the facy that Philip kccf-
vert or RlrerNl'w was held up ky two
men near Stcwartsvlile Saturday about
midnight and relieved or 357 officials
are Inclined 10 believe that GalIughrr
may have been robbed and ais body
placed on the tracks
PolIOo nuBy.
Police were kept on the jump Satur-
day night and SuniHy. Nl,k Hlu~r was
nri"htrd on 'hurRc OF Violating the
liquor laws and r. FringoId VIA nrT-BI-
eel on II ,hnTgr Of selling whIEkry -Four
"II"hdefh wcT" up on rhhTE"H II being
drunk. tw" Tor being di-"rdrrly mud QUO
f"r rrrlHiinE II In likely the ,iIy tr"nH.
mry wIiI hr enriched about $500 through
there uTTcrtm
New Pastor Arrives.
N"v. I"EI". Ia" new pastor Of tho
South H"IIatrr M"th"hiHt ,hur, h. took
up htr new duti"N yesterday Hig con
Er"Rnit"nA h"nrd hitu d"l.v"r rs" Hcr-
mona during tn" day. II"v H""l" c"n"r
to tho Iu,nl church from Mtdval" Ohi"
beat BurgottStown.
Tn" H"llnir" high school football team
Saturday Afternoon at IN" Sixteenth
street grounds TIA" t:ual scare way 81
10 -. IN" lnvnl team looks good and a
record equal 10 that Of any previous
Red and Black md"hu" is expected TO
DO made during the season
Meetings To might.
\ meeting Of TIA" Young Mems club 10
10 b" held THIS evening AT the h"adquhT-
t"rs IN IN" Hub budding.
The Junior Mr"hatuh. lndg" meets to-
night at the lodge rooms Ia the Hub
building
\ meeting ur the lag" lodr" IL t. 10
hrid this EVENING at the Headquarters on
u,"n street
BUdy Brought Here
The remains 81 the late William 10y
hugh aged - Years. VIA" whh ALLIED at
brilliant lhir Saturday wn'n Ia" nui"
truck was hIi by - train. k"r" hr"uEht
to his h"In~ ni kIr" Yesterday
I.~b hugh wnn drINiug n utt"d balIy
iru'k when tho rain n,l him. h"n"lIsh
lnG rho itu.h I'yhuEh Irn,'a vito
nnd u9vcInI children
Turssn supper.
A Iurrrn nupp"I Will l., h"Ih In tho
hn r"ru~ui "f thc South l!'Inlu" N"th".
dlrt t:pin'uInI church Tu'"'ln' evening
RI" event viii L." EiN'" n' ~" l."hl'"
N,d U",."ly and ia" Mar. mud Martha
Uthlo lnsu II will h"m"r IA" new pas
TOT U"v I'orlc aud ht1 wil'
play Cameron Nigh.
IN" '"m'i"n hIEh "'''' '""."ni'
'''"h WIZ Nv W" 'l'',' w 80
pirU hlRh H'hu"l EIldir"u wHiiI"fE next
Saturday
Tn" game VIII u" pINF'h AZ ~" NIX
t""nih street PARK hhd via '''i"' "IR
crowd Of fam
Naturalization Day.
To day wall Il" Nh'"TA''A'''"h l'nY IN
common pleas court '' ~ '"'' w ~.
numb"r 81 HIl"u' "i thlH 'IiJ VII u" ~
nmln"d Tor '''h"n' u'r 'u"N'A' WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

Corn ChOWder
! an corn k.F~, oupa water
cup, po,Atoe, in cubes Z Hu'oher'
!%'h o"bef.' salt pork E; ~ 'caspoon, ,.l,
a.. ENS1 cups hbby'' Ev"p"'A''' MIX
Cut pork in email pieces and Try add onion and cook
five minutes ung constantly that onions may not burn
Add and and cook until pottnes arc tender
Add corn and Iihhys Milk and seas"n with sslt and
pepper Rr,na tho boiling point add rarkrrn and ser~e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
BELLAIRE NEWS
BODY |SFOUND
ALONG TRACKS;
WAY Be MURDER
MIKE GALLAGHER BEMEADED ny
Ia o. EAsTnoUaD PAsBEraER
TEAM AT GORDON.
May Nave Besn Held Up, Robbed and
BODY Placed Upon railroad Tracks.

Mike Gallagher. nE"d - yNar". VIII"
resided At Carbon miu". n"nr Si"wnrtr &c
willie. was found along tn" u & - tracks
Mt that plNCr 1T > o'clock Suuhu! mora
ing bchsndCd. HIS head hnd been crush
ed 10 = pulp m" rcmOInd"r 1T h,s body
lay alongside the railroad track II"
was run over by .aStb"uud Il Y q IN'v-
senENr train No. -. du" IN E"lla,re 1T
4i8 n m.
II ~ not known whether no VAS muir
dered or whether his death WAS acc"
dental.
Coroner John II Wyatt hogan an in
yestiHatIOu into the cas-. yesterday after
the body had been taken to the lrAlllcT
morEua her" The coroner was t"ld thnt
Gallagher had received paw nt sos
yesterday Al the miuo but When his body
was found but 81 In silver was found
upon MS person.
Gallagher was single
The coroner MAS also t"lh thai he At
tended Ia birthday party at tho H. IN" "f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
90 Ur"Vlur - rrroi h'lp :" 'h""' 49,"
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MANI Ia pfItnsss unm~

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t.I.,, To-, ,I.. I.u,tIr nul Ahr',
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

\ meeting Of TIA" Young Mems Club 10
{" b" held lhl- evening at the h"adquar-
trrS IN IN" Hub building
The junior M~"htuu. lodge meets to-
night at the lodge rC"mS Ia the Hub
building
\ meeting ut the lag" lodp" IL T." no
hrid this EVENING at the Headquarters on
| mon street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

They Kivo wonderful results In Pain
full MenAtruatiuu tCraTnpN). Irregular
Bcanty. or l'T"fuso Mrns"r, IrrIOdl"nl
HrndaChsa I.rurOTThuch. lnflhmrd DvA
Ttca Hearing Down t'nIEr. Failing 81 tho
Womb. Change 81 Iif". VhKInI.Ih VulvI.
tbs I'Turitua tlt,hingp. | l'CThtlonr aud
Piles Inflamrd Condition ~ tho Vaginal
Tract FStTGu" NrTyouHn~HH. khurra.
Difficult Conditions In Pregnancy. St.r.
MY, and lInhIuty 4" Miscarriage. or
any other wraRn'HH - IA" genital 81.
khn- not Specific ally mentioned '.n to
your own dfuEEtrt And E"t box ~
heats Vaginal tuUcH Ihoy arc radically
different fIuu cay ether treatment.
plnahhnt L. use. aud results arc rapid.
No iuu,hlnE IN required Th'fo In No.
HuTaNlnE 'rIuUIItuE "ff',t hkr a
poultI,o. but rather a Eu"thIuA. hrnlinH
antIsUpti' aud I"uI' tl"u "u thc
ranH. enabling lh'm l." perform th'lT
\nC Ions nuIuAily
1cahliy uuod IN privacy - your own
me. One months treatment. With fun
cot ions f"T use. IN "a h package. 10
hoT with tho HuaIhut~r AnL y"uI
EElni 80 UTt'a dlTr'i H. Host -
wood y I"' al druEElaIr aup-
IN ny obi" vallOy bug &" G""i " In
s Co. aud hhipIsy NaAnInEhnm Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news Items fOI Tho lnt-lli.
rcn,.r at lI,kry's E"wn stand.
Srlhy & ltcrd's DTur Sl"Ir OF tho
HTIdHcpUTl DihTdwni" Company. or
call Martina Ferry -!
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
CHARTER.

ruou-Iy q, .,.....,.g -. -
OF said rorpnr.ri,. -, "' me Charter
'"Pti' ~.p'. of ,Hf Co-po-,,ion Tie
s'o'"''p 10 >-I.0IUu". 80 of y..i.f, ron. ron
IRON IH' certified copy OF I rPp'arS
"i sand meeting L"~.uutn .npa,, -.'"uteS
Wad" rtr' hereof. Apo. rr-, fr-rr,- ana
cared 'Hai lar'. j. g. Tn.r and !. ne
fHiu"N. W#r" s'rrhprf.,f ..rF H.: 'dh'S
,'.,, '.'"t I'd appear before M,
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d. '." o.. .tF..i"N H' said aurudmr.f =.
auth,u,f. r..-..,... ... '''. OF aftordinc
ord. ~Iii HpY..r.-- ,rr.f.- IN rec
Nrfi'l. of .U. t..-..r If .ls. - mat
WIS Joy rHau..or. ,D.. D.. IN 80 ""pAny
holder present COP r,r.-..,..r,..t go. ',''A.
and Er.rua.'.i % -,.E Cd, ...l..,,,.. ."'. nHrd
The ,.rrr.I .,..t
is Lrr. DIS r,..1 , 3D.. ..' ''rnoratiOn
divided into .uI rrr.r,-.,,.i f.. ,''''n.
irya a'H H'iF shares OF Zoo. par vain. ~
N''y" '1' %. a.l OF winch shall b.. com
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF J. o.
ELMER COMPANY, INC.

United States of America. State of Lou
iSiana, Parish of Orleans. city of New Or.
leans. BE il known. That on the 18th
day of the month OF February, in the year
one thousand nine hundred and twenty.
and of the Independence of the United
States of Aemrica the one hundred and
forty fourth, before me, Charles +. Fetch
niger, a notary public, duly commissioned
and qualified in and for the Parish Of
Orleans, State of Louisiana. and therein
residing. and in the presence of the wit
personally came and appeared Mr.. j. q.
Elmer President of J. q. Elmer Company,
Inc. and Mr.. James Rainey, Acting Sec
rotary of said Company. a corporation or
ganized under the laws of the State of
Louisiana by act before Charles +.
FletchiHgcr notary public on February
TO- 1915. recorded in VI. .. Il. 1923, Folio
81, of the Records of the Parish of Or
leans, said corporation being domiciled in
the City of New Orleans. who declared
that by a resolution and vote adopted and
voted at a special meeting of the stock
holders of ]. u. Elmer Company, Inc,
held at the office of said Company, at No.
223 South Peters street, in this city, on
the 9th day of February, 1920, held by
consent of all of the stockholders of said
corporation. and upon waiver of notice OF
time and place of said meeting, signed by
all stockholders, at which meeting all
stockholders of record were present in
person or by proxy, it was voted unani-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
ACT OF INCORPORATION OF BILOXI
FISHERMEN'S PACKING COM
PANN. INC.

United States of America. State of Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. BE it known. that on this twenty
fourth day of the month of February lit
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty and of the indie
pendence of the United States of America
the one hundred and forty-fourth, before
me, Josiah Gross. notary public, duly
commissioned and qualified, in and for this
city and the Parish of Orleans. therein re-
siding, and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned person
ally came and appeared the several under
signed persons, all of legal age and resi-
dents of the State of Mississippi who de-
clared that availing themselves of the laws
of Louisiana, all and singular, relating to
the formation of trading corporations, they
10, by this act, form themselves into
CORPORATION. for themselves, their asSOci-
ateS. successors and future cO-Operators,
under the terms, conditions, articles and
stipulatiOns following, to wit:
l. The name o fths corporation shall be
Biloxi FiShermen's Packing Company, Inc.
Its term is hereby fixed at nine nine years
from date and il shall have all the powers
usual to corporations and as granted by
law and all powers necessary to carry on
its business lawfully. 1t shall have power
to contract, to sue and be sued, to have
and use Il corporate seal and the same to
change at its pleasure. to hold, receive.
purchase, rent, lease, pledge, or otherwise
dispose OF property. real, DtTSOhdl
mixed, TO own boats and fishing parapher-
MALTA. to issue bonds, notes, or other Obli-
cations, to employ and discharge such
managers officers, agents. employees or
any others as its interests, necessity or
convenience may require, to make all need
ed bylaws, rules and regulations for its
good government, management and control
as II may require not contrary TO law or
to this act
ii. The domicile of this corporation Is
hereby fixed and established in the city
of New Orleans and Biloxi, Mississippi and
pursuant to paragraph +, of Act 267 of
| the General Assembly of this state, under
which act this corporation Is organized
| and to include all its provisions especially
| the location of its dOmicile shall be in
| Louisiana, in the city of New Orleans
| where the meetings of its directors OF
| stockholders will be held. subject to the
| provision that with the written consent OF
all the directors valid meetings Of direc-
| tors may be held outside of the state OF
within the state elsewhere than at its dom
| icile.
| III. The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized and the ma
| ture of the business to be carried on by it
are declared to be:
| |. To be packers of oysters. shrimp, vege-
| tables and other products of nature that
can be canned. for the purpose of selling
| same to the trade wholesale or retail, or In
| any manner.
| Q To own and operate boats and tackle
| for fishing purposes, to man same with
crews and employees and to have and oper
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SIDNEY GAUTIER.
Marry puhlig.

/. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the parish Of orleans.
state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
rho above and foregoing act of incOrpora-
ton amendments OF the New Orleans cigar
Box Co. Inc, was this day duly recorded
in my office in book l23S. folio jOI.
(SignedD EMILE J. LEONARD, - X.
New orleans, La, February -, 1910.
Mich. 4-Apr.
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CHARTER.

and as hereinbefore provided, and any in,
crease of the stock in excess of the amount
named herein. shall be by thrte-tOuFths
vote OF all outstanding stock.
ARTICLE XI-The subscribers to the
capital stock of this corporation have
written opposite their respective names
the number of shares subscribed by each
of them. so that this charter may serve
as a subscription list of the corporation
stock.
Thus done and passed. at the city OF
New Orleans on the day, month and year
herein first above written, in the presence
of McSsicurS. e. I. Dean and NJ. {. Schaii,
competent witnesses. who hay" h"reuutO
signed their names with the said appear
erS and me, notary, after due reading OF
the whole.
Abraham L. Coon. 80 and % shares.
Louis Kaufman, 66 and 2-3 shares.
otto Moscr Jr., 90 and % shares.
Witnesses.
T.. L. Dean.
NJ e. SChaff
4 true copy. ..