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PAY TAX THOUGH DORMANT
All Corporations Not Dissolved Must
Pay Tax or Directors Are Liable

A new law passed by the last leg
islature is OF general interest to all
corporations in this state whose chart
er have not been surrendered or busi-
ness wound up in some legal man
ner.
Some OF the provisions OF Act 81
reads as follows:
Section z: In any case where a
corporation shall be dissolved by pro-
cess OF law, or whose term OF exis-
tence shall terminate by Limitation and
not be renewed, or whose property
and franchise shall be sold al mort
gage sale, or II for any reason the
altitude of the corporation toward the
state shall be changed from that set
forth In the articles without form
al dissolution, II will be the duty OF
the last board Of directors thereof,
within thirty days thereafter file a
certificate to such effect with the Sec
retary OF State signed by a majority
OF the remaining members OF such
board and accompanied with the Zee
prescribed which certificate shall be
filed or recorded along with the orig
inal articles. In case OF neglect or
refusal to file such a certificate as
aforesaid, each of the directors shall
be subject TO a penalty OF FIVE dollars
for each and every day during the
continuance Of such neglect or refusal
to be collected in an action brought
before by the Attorney General.
THE amount TO be paid by the
various corporations is told in the fol-
lowing extractions of Senate Enrolled
Act q.
every corporation organized or
doing business under the laws OF this
state shall at the time OF filing lts
anual report be required by Section
Seven hereof for the privilege OF ex-
erclsing it's franchise and OF transact
ing its business within this state. pay
the secretary OF state an annual fee
OF one mill upon each dollar of its paid
capital and legal reserve but such
privilege fee shall in no case be less
than fifty dollars nor more than ten
thouand"
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NEW ORCHESTRA

Crystal Falls has new orchestra
made up OF boys from the town who
have organized TO supply the demand
for music in this vicinity The young
men are Arthur swanson, piano. hd.
Mccarthy. drum and Felix Andrizzi'
saxaphone
The boys played at the Alpha pavil'
lion and at the city hall for dances
during the week.
Read Tie Ads
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-f ftVUu NIIU hNH
MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN

A registration OF all laborers seek
ing work is being made at the City
Hall. All persons having any work OF
any kind are requested 20 call up the
city clerks ONCE for help. II II Is a
garden to hoe. a fence 20 build. any
thing in the work line, help out by
taking one OF these unemployed that
have registered at the city clerks Of
fee.
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The attendance at the game WAS
very satisfactory, the total gate -
ceipts being in the neighborhood =
s375. Iron Mountain ls coed Aell
town ~ the rowdy element VIII anly
keep under cover and not disgust the
good people.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-11
MAYOR GAFFNEY DEMANDS THAT
PEOPLE GIVE AN EXPRESSION
TO BUILD MORE SEWERS
Sections in Maple Grove Will Get
Water and Sewers This Year
Giving Many Men Work

Mayor Gaffney filed a petition last
Monday night with the city commits
sion asking that an ordinance pro-
viding for the abolishment OF the Of
fees OF city manager. city attorney,
health officer and city marshal be
passed by the commission or referred
to the people for their decision.
This action on the part OF Mayor
Gaffney Is a part OF his plan OF get
ting to the people unless some agree
ment can be made as to the selection
OF a third commissioner.
AS the matter now stands the com
mission Is without one member and
will be until some one gives in or the
people have an opportunity to express
themselves.
The petition was referred TO the
city attorney for review with the un-
derstanding that Il be brought up for
action at the next special or regular
meeting.
1t was hinted after the meteing that
the referring OF the petition TO the
city attorney was part OF a scheme 70
delay but Mayor Gaffney simply
smiled and said: 1.-TWO wrongs do not
make right. Every matter brought
before the commission is referred to
the attorney and l didn't propose TO
try to interfere with the regular prac-
tice in this case. want to be right
with everyone and am taking no ad-
vantage. / expect that the city attor-
ney will act promptly II he doesn't
there is an easy remedy that propose
TO take"
Add 10 Sewer Work
Manager Sanders conferred with
the commission as TO the sewer and
water work that is being done and
some that he proposes TO do in Maple
Grove, where there are some people
without service. Brier Hin street will
get water and sewer and so Will Iron
Street. II will take some time 10
get things started on the legal end
OF this as there must be sewer dis
tricts established and part OF the cost
dcbtoHth dboiipb Nit pASpCiAg SCiN
The city attorney will take up this
phase OF the matter at once.
Lights In City Park
Complaint has been made by sew
eral to the school board OF conditions
In the Forest Park OF the school dis
trict The board OF education took up
the matter with the commission and
as a result there will be several lights
placed in the park right away.
The wires will be run from the
present end on Marquette Avenue so
as to light up all parts of the park.
Dad IA
The diamond drill., 1921-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Uren ano
Keith will leave soon for visit 70 the
Pacific coast. II was Mr.. Uren's orig
inal intention 20 make the trip via
auto but changes In his loading oper-
ations az Balsam necessitated
change in his plans They will visit
with relatives in the west and expect
10 be gone about two months.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-11
PIKERs IN PICTURES
Film OF the 1920 Tour TO BE shown
Crystal Falls Very Soon

The committee in charge OF the ar
rangements for the reception OF the
Michigan Pixies Association on July
Ia received notice this week that
a moving picture film will be exhib-
tied In this city soon showing the
Pikers on their tour OF 1920. The
tour OF 1921 will be filmed In the
same way and exhibited next year
so that one can readily see the
great advertising that Crystal Falls
IS going TO get out OF the visit OF
these men the coming summer. The
letter telling Of the film is from Fred
Case and reads as follows:
"Thirty-three feet OF film, showing
the Michigan Pixies Tour last July
Around Lake Huron" Is now in ST
Ignace and will be forwarded 20 you
in due course by express. Please
make arrangements to have II shown
one or two evenings at your local
picture house and then forward same
by express 10 A. j. Pohland. Iron Riv-
er. IL takes nearly one hour TO
show IT, hut ! am sure your picture
house will be glad TO substitute II
for their regular picture at one per-
formance each day. In this city, they
gave US the last performance at
night. Under no circumstances keep
A more than two days, as We want to
get Il through to Duluth and back TO
Lower Michigan by July lst.
"The pictures we're taken by the
FORD Moving Picture outfit at a cost
~ several thousand dollars, and The
pixies Association spent $4,000 to ar
range the pictures and insert reauths
matter to make II attractive. We had
A here two nights. and then II was
semitic Fort William and Fort Ar
thur. II shows the greatest tour OF
the kind ever pulled of and Is very
interesting picture.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-11

Charming and Florence split In
row a week ago last Sunday at Flor
ence the claim being that some
Continued on page
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Read the Ads

cannon's entered into partnership
Win the Lowe Garage on Paige au-
tomomies The new association VIII
~ known as the Paige Auto sales
Agency. Lester Cannon intends go
inc 70 Milwaukee next week TO drive
an one OF she new e-ee Paige Cars
which made the famous showing nt
Daytona Beach, Florida.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-11
A Hold-Cp Also
Read The Ads

Mrs. A. NJ. Darling and Miss Ruth
win leave early next week for q
trip To the Pacific coast. They will 60
fIrst 20 Los Angeles and San Diego
and from there take the boat TO Port
land, oregon. where they will visit
with Mrs. Darllngs brother, 3, ID. Hol-
lister, Jr. They expect 70 be gone
until about Sept. l.
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CARDIj| HELPED
REGAiN Strength
Alabama Lady Vas Sick Eor Tires
Years, Suffering Pain, Nervous
sul Depressed Read Her
Own Story OF Recovery.

Paint Rock. Ala.-Nrs. G. NJ. stegalI'
of ne2r here, recently related the 1oi'
lowing interesting account Of her re-
covery: 81 was in weakened con-
,,ifion. I WIS sick three years In bed
suffering a great deal Of pain. weak
nerves., depressed. I was 50 weak
I couldn't wall. across the floor; Just
had to lay and my little ones do the
work. was almost dead. | tried
eyery thing heard If, and number 0,
doctors. Still, | didn't get any reI'eI;
couldn't eat, and slept poorly. l
believe if I hadn't heard Of ana taken
Ca1dui I would have died. l Donght
s;x bottles, after q neIghbor tcld MS
what it did for her.
81 began to eat and Sleep began {,
rafn nv strength and am now wen
and strong. | haven't had any trou,
HE since .. | suro can testify to the
good that Cardui did me: l oon ~
mink there is a better tonic maze
en1 7 believe It saved my life"
For over 40 years, thousands Of W I
men have used Cardul successfully
IN the treatment Of many "olnan''
ailments. -,
" vou suffer as these women DID
take Cardui. 1t may help you' 'oo.
! At all druggisA " 0'
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SATURDAY, june 4, 1871
BANKRUPT SALE

Tn tho United States District Court Tor
the Western District of Louisiana
IN the Matter Of Henry Edwin Nixon
Bankrupt, No. 1868, in Bankruptcy:
By virtue of an order from Hon. D.
NJ Grimmet, Referee in Bankruptcy
in the above named matter, l will or
Ger for sale at public auction, at the
t'ront door of the courthouse in ar
cadia, Bienville Parish, La, on
Saturday, June 18th, 1921
nt II 90 o'clock a. M, the following
real estate, the property Of SAID BANK
rupt, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter and the northwest quart
err of southeast quarter, Section thirty
two (322) Township fifteen (l9) nortl
| Range five 90 west, containing eight
| )S0) acres, with all of the building
and improvements thereon. Also' t"
mules, two COWS and calves three sow
nine shoats and thirteen pigs, one two
horse wagtn plows, tools and farmln
implements about 100 bushels OF corr
Said property being claimed by sal
BANKRUPT as his homestead right, tt
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Court State Of Louisiana, PARISH

Court, State Of louisiana farlsh
of Bienville.
Under and by virtue Of a writ OF
Execution issued from the ABOVE
named Honorable Court and TO me
directed, | have seized and will oller
for sale to the last and highest blddei
for cash, with the benefit OF al'
praisemcnt. at the principal IRON
door of the Courthouse at Arcadia'
Dienyille Parish, La, within legal sale
hours on .oo,
SATURDAY, June 25th, 1921
the following described property 10
wit: :.
SW IA of NE Il, and an undivided
one-sevcnth interest in the ) - y
| NV a. and n Il Of SW Il, all Il
Sec 10, To. II, n, r 5 w., and an IN
divided one-seventh interest IN q"
Mules and one Wagon.
The above described property selzc
as belonging to the defendant D.
Robinson, and viii be sold to Satlsl
said Writ of Execution and all cost
This the 10th day of May WI :,
]. r. CURRlE, Sheriff
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minimum bids to be received must be
sufficient to pay said bankrupt in specie
the sum of Two Thousand Dollars anu
all costs of the bankruptcy proceed
ings.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh. to the last
and highest bidder, free OF all liens
and mortgages, subject to the approval
Of the court.
This the 9Th day of May, 1921.
RUSSELL =. MOORE. Trustee.
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PROCLAMATION

Arcadia, La. April 8, 1871.
Pursuant to a resolution passed D!
the Bicnville Parish School Board at
the regular meeting on April 9TH, W..
l. P. f. White, president of said
board, hereby give notice that in com,
pliance with said resolution, a speclai
election will be held in School District
No. y in said Bienville Parish, La
on Saturday, July 2, 1921 for the pur-
pose of submitting to the property tax
PAYERS. qualified under the constltu,
ton and laws of Louisiana. to vote at
said election on the following PROPOSE
ton, tO-Wit:
/. TO levy a special tax of two ana
| one-half mills on the dollar on ali
property subject to state taxation II
School District No. y, of the Parisi
of Bicnville. La, for period OF hVe
wears for the purpose of building an'
equipping a school building IN sac
School District No. Y.
For the purpose of said election tn
polling place will be Liberty nill, La
in School District No. =, BlenVllI
Parish, Ia, and J. Z. Roden, Z. 1
Butler, R.. P. Vernon are appoInte'
commissioners of said election anu II
+ Mostiller clerk of said election al
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CONSTABLE SALE

State of Louisiana, Parish OF nlen
vile. End Justice Of the rea a;;o
Court, Ward 8, Campbell Mercanllle
Co. VS., II. C. Mullins.
Under and by virtue Of "rlt o.
Fieri Facias issued out OF the apo'e
named Honorable Court ana TO me ul
rected I have seized and will ol1er 1 10
sale to the last and highest bidder 10
cash with the benefit of appralsetme,ll'
At 10 90 o'clock a. m. in front ~ol 'ne
Bienvi]le Bank, Bienville. Ia, on
Saturday, June 1lth, lsSl !.
the following described porperty' To-
wit: ,u - eoo 4
T. Is, R. 6, containing 20 acres more
or less. - +ho do
PENDANT, H. G. Mullins, and Will De sol'
to satisfy said writ and all COS! cos.'
This the End day of May, l92i'
1 N. POLAND, Constable.
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THE B1ENy1LLE DEMOCRAT, ARCADIA, LOUISIANA.

of whom will serve without compchsa.
ton and said election shall be held
under the laws Of the state appllcaplc
thereto. M
Notice is hereby given that at lO;oo
o'clock a. H., Tuesday. July ., l9-i'
the said School Board of Bfnyille
Parish, La, will meet in the School
Beard Ofc in the Town Of Arcadia
Ia. and in open session proceed TO
| omen the ballot box examine and count
| the ballots in amount and number, eA'
! anime and canvass the returns ana
declare the result Of the election.
p T. WHITE, Pros.
! Z. II. FISHER, See.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, [; > L ,n
Office. Baton Rouge, La, May llth'
1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ihom-
as Il. Howell, Of SimsbOrO, louisiana
r. F. D., No. 1, who on February 2'lh'
1920 made Homestead, No. 094'>. 1or
SE II of NV It, Section y, TOWN.
shin II n. Range 5 West. Louisiana
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention
to make Communication proof, 10
establish claim to the land ABOVE
described, before Clerk OF Court, Oh
the 9th day of June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
l.. S. tathey, Of Simsboro, La, Il
+. D.. No. l.
Richard Pylcs, of Simsb0ro, La, K
T. D.. No. 1. ,
Johon Pyles, of Simsboro, La II
f. D. No. |. ,
Mead Bowman, of Simsboro, La, K
| f. D., No. I.
E. D. GIANELLON1,
Register.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The public is hereby notified Una.
T have sold all Of my interests in the
Sanitary Market and Grocery ana t an1
the partnership Of Hightower ana
AM nnders has been dissolved by mutual
consent, releasing me from all oDllsa
tions Of said partnership. l am IN no
wov rosnonsible for any accounts or
obligation of said concern H.. r.
+ A, HIGHTOWER, Aracdla, La
i6-0-3t)
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SHERIFF SALE

". NJ. Virgins vs.. Clarence I Myers $.
" No. 534s, Third Judicial ~ D 9.ist cf
Court, State Of Louisiana, PARISH oA
Bienville. n;+ ~
Under and by virtue Of a VIII oa
Execution issued from the ABOVE
named Honorable Court ana TO s sne
directed, l have seized and viii i. oner
for sale to the last and highest ne! D D! dn
for cash, with the beneilt Oh e apt
nrajsement, at the principal from ron
door of the Courthouse at Afcaul,
Rienyille Parish, La, within legal sale
''''' Saturday, June 18th, 1921 !.
tho following described property TO
wit: e. IN I'm ID n
R. &. W. .u4,, so;7oi
THE above described property sel2et
as belonging to the defendant C e9L en- G.
Myers. and will be sold to SATISFY Sail
Writ of Execution and all costs ts,,
This the 18th, day Of May, II 1szl: :.
J. E. CURRIE, Sheriff
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SHERIFF SALE

Hammer and Co.. Ltd, Us. Beard anC
SaItcr, No. JjS3322, Third judicial
District Court, State of louisiana,
Parish Of Bienyille.
Under and by virtue of a writ OF
Execution issued from the ABOVE
named Honorable Court and TO HE
directed, | have seized and Will oilel
for sale to the last and highest biddeI
for cash. with the benefit OF ap
DraiScmcnt. at the principal front
door Of the Courthouse at Arcadia
t,icDyjllc Parish, La, within legal salt
hours on
SATURDAY, June 4, 1921
the following described property, to
wit:
Two boilers two engines, one sa"
cable and carrier. one cdgcr, one trlh
mcr one planer, one elevator all
blower, one thousand feet, more Q
loss 2x4s No. 2 lumber, one tiou'
and feet. more Or less, 2X4s NO.
lumber, one truck.
The above described property SEIZE
as belonging to the defendant Beal
and Saltcr, and will be sold to satlsl
said Writ of Execution and all cost
This the 9Th day of May l92l.
J, Z. CURRIE, Sheri
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SiTi'RDAY U'\E II. 1921

the following described property, TO-
wit:
One / - h, p. engine and llNtor'S'
ice cream freezer, etc, one candy case
one cigar case, one dry goods case
one ice box, one knife case, one pan
of scales. three display Jars, four
chairs, one stove and pipe, one cheese
cutter. one gas lamp, 80 cans lrlpe'
81 cans Jockey Club Coffee, ) buckets
French Opera Coffee, ) barrels OF
flour. y cases Of lard, - cases of Coca
Cola, 3 cadyS Of Brown Mule tobacco,
one case Of matches, one case OF len"N
| Soap, one gross Of Prince Albert
1Tobacco, cases fruit jars, ) cartoon,
Camel Cigarettes, one box OF chew
| ing gum, Is large cans Jockey Clill
lcoifec. E Southwest Coffee, - cans
small French Opera Coffee.
The above described property seiZ
ed as belonging to the defendant
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Of the whole.
Edwin Winlock, 80 shares.
Mrs, Fanny W. Van Cleave by EDWIN
Winlock. 10 shares.
Mrs. Mary W. Stallard, ID shares |
c. A. Berry, 2 shares.
R. s. Brown. 5 shares.
n. Broadwel. 2 shares.
W. W. Colbert, 9 shares.
E. L. Reed. 3 shares.
R. A. Reed by E. L. Reed, 3 shares
Pat Abraham, 5 shares. :
A. Abraham, by Pat Abraham
shares. ,
Mrs. Pat Abraham by Pat Abraham
| share.
G. S. Study, 3 shares.
G. Webb, 5 shares.
l.. c. Stall, " shares.
W. c. Kidd. ) shares.
J. J. Harrison. = shares
f. J. Michael , shares.
Mitchell Mamie, ) shares. ;,
Mitchell Mamie, Jr., by Mltchell
Mamie. share.
Joseph Mamie, by Mitchell Name
| share.
W. J. Rroadwell, 5 shares.
J. H. Houck, ) shares.
| !. p. Nelson, 6 shares. q
! E. W. Nelson by J. P. Nelson
shares. >-.,,o,,
| ! p. Nelson, Jr., BY ]. ?. Nelsoh'
. shares.
B. Hammer, 2 shares.
F. Quick, l share.
A. T. Wynn, 3 shares.
i. F. Martin, 5 shares.
]. r. Harrison, by J. }. HARRISON
. shares.
d. Armstrong, 5 shares.
J. H. Humphrey, 10 shares.
c. f. Merritt, I share.
J.P. Jones, 5 shares.
Y. H. Brown. 10 shares.
H. W. Brown. by 7. H. Brown,
shares
Mrs. ]. D. Bridges, by 7. II. Brown
% 5 shares.
(. Ed Hart. 10 shares.
S. NJ. Oden, 10 shares.
n Miss Mamie COckerham by S. NJ
is Oden, 5 shares.
il W. c. Conn, 20 shares.
Vi G. R. Knighton, 4 shares.
E. W. Merritt, 10 shares.
n J. P. Colbert, by S. NJ Oden, l
q. shares.
90 J. D. Holstun by $. NJ, Oden,
he shares.
20. G. +. Atwood, by S. NJ. Oden'
or shares.
70 H. T. Simmons, by S. NJ. Oden,
od shares.
W.T. BR. Felts, by S, NJ. Oden, 5 share
sh. O. L. Kidd 5 shares.
,or f. H. Payne, . shares
tho Mrs. E. H. Payne, by E. H. Payl
TO 2 shares.
,or G. L. Wren, 10 shares
,ch P. c. Brice, l share.
mo Attest;
for ". A. Mckenzie,
loo. W. S. Knighton.
wv W. c.. LANGFORD,
Us Notary Public
40, Estate of Louisiana,
' ~ Parish of Bienville.
~ I. W. L. Smelley. Deputy Clerk L
. a,1 trict Court, do hereby certify that
ii W. above is a true and correct copy
y. W original as recorded in Book .
ea ~ Page 1O7, of Charter Records or 81
n. vile Parish, Louisiana.
ou' Given under my hand and seal
It. office this the Both day of May, IL:
Sors w. L. SHELLEY,
nal' by. Clerk District Cour
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| CHARTER. g., =.
lesnnoee, Gibsland, La.

louisiana, Parish Of Ben
Inv that before me, w. u.
( Notary Public, in ana lof
III Bienville, State of Louis
commissioned and sworn mi
lame and appeared on TINS
Of May, A. D., one thous,
Kindred and twenty.ohe
several persons whose
hprpinafter mentioned ana
Asribed who severally de-
n they are citizens OF this
A,t ayailing themselves OF
Zion and the laws OF the
louisiana, in such cases
! rovided, they have Gov
,greed and do hereby
nd agree and bind them
III Is all other persons VINO
,r become associated WIN
IA 4 Banking Corporation
lie following, articles TO-
Article |.
md style Of this corpora.
= Rank Of Commerce, and
Nlporate name shall have
prsssion for a period OF
1907 years; to have and
sl,te seal; to sue and Dc
Nd and be implicated; Il
\ answer and prosecute II
Il courts Of this state ah(
Article z.
QgpofatiOn shall have an
4 powers granted to BANK
khpns' under and by vlrt c,
ns md conditions OF til
Aws q the State Of Louis
ia especially Of Act l79, c
II all acts amendatory there
Article 3.
nidh Of this corporation sha
and, Bienyille Parish, Stat
Ina.
Article 4.
hnon or other legal proce'
&syed upon the president
fihon, or in his absence u
ys president, or in the a
both upon the cashier
Ration.
lpltAl Stock Of this c0rpor
kisby fixed at thirty tho
AMOO) Dollars, divided III
ldred 5000 shares of the p
one hundred dollars (SlO
lM stock shall be represent
dcates Of stock signed by t
and cashier, and in t
Of the president, by t
ddent, and shall be tra1
upon the books Of t.
ticn only upon surrender
loss or destruction OF the 0
certificates, and no stockho
De entitled to vote any sha
transferred to him Wit
&ys preceding any elect
Al stock Of this corporal
aid for in cash, as presc1
M
Article 5.
lifs Of this corporation 81
q BY q board Of not less Il
~ more than fifteen I
= majority Of whom 81
: quorum for the tram
Qstness. The following
leby designated as the
Directors, who shall 81
a@ce until the second T
Jaauary, 1922:
xefrltt, s. NJ. Oden, E. '
Y Stall, Ed Hart, T.
nt Abraham, J. p. Jones
Alon. -.
Article 6.
mes and places Of resid
pecribing stock holders
er Of shares held by t
are as follows:
Wilcox, Gibsland, 50 sh'
any W. VanCleave, Gibsl
ary W. stallard, Gibsl
Ferry, Gibsland, 2 share!
Sfown, Gibsland, 5 share
oadwell, Gibsland, 2 shar'
colbert, Gibsland, 2 sha
need Gibsland 3 shares.
Reed, Shreveport, La
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SHERuFF'S SALE

|, Bear Company, Ltd, Us. j. NJ, VII
]jams, No. J44o, Third judicial n's-
trjct Court. State Of Louisiana, Far,
iSh of Bicnvillo.
Under and by virtue of a Writ OF
Execution issued from the above nam
cd Honorable Court and to me dIre't'
3D. | have seized and viii otter l'i
Sa]e 70 the last and highest bidder
fer cash, with the benefit of appraiS'
mcut. at the principal front door o.
the Courthouse at Arcaoa' hIeU' ''''
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