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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
GA NH AMID F'ISH LAWS
Adopted by the Police Jury

Parish the
Sept Parish Attorney hereby
published the official journal the follow
ing ard fish laws adopted
Act No 1876, by Mr. Hunscker House Bill No 81
For the protection game animals
and fixing penalties for violations thereof
Section Be enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Lou
That all wild birds and fowls both resident and mgra
tory found in this State shall be- and are hereby declared to be the prop
erty of the State
kill with wild the
ena s1m ona da asnale @ BIRDS % sand p
papabos plovers wild qua
hens wooco and wooddu have same in possession after they
have been killed caught henafe provided
Be further enacted That there shall be period of
which shall be lawful kill
with destroy wild deer
Police Juries of the Parishes hereby set the
which the closed shall begin and end provided that the closed
the
PARALLEL Of Latitude the months of May June July and up to August 18th
Of each shall in every instance be included in the close season
Sec Be it further enacted etc. That shall be unlawful for any
person to kill at tine a doe a fawn.
Sec Be enacted, shall unlawful any
fowls between the Of the close herein
aau % eol fathers ue oyer and sro.s from March first
May September hrst Wild ducks
geese April September Quail
first Turkey April
Be further enacted That il shall be unlawful for any
wild turkey kill have in their possession
la wild turkey hen, Of the
Be further enacted That shall be unlawful for
KILL have possession hens
brnclu the five following after
this thereafter between March first and September first
Sec Be enacted any
destroy the of birds fowls named in this
Be further enacted That shall be unlawful kill
this in the
ordinary capable of being
held to shot from the shoulder
Sec 10 Be further enacted etc. That it shall be unlawful any
kill than Of the birds fowls mention
Section Of this net in during the named
wild September the to
February the first
Be further enacted ETC. That 1t shall be unlawful for
possession fowls mentioned in
BY the provisions Of this act ard this irrespective OF the time
they killed caught shall lawful for
acting
the birds and
this which shall killed this State
Of this State during the
which animals fowls and birds killed. shall not be unlawful
a the this
a notary killed
" not be
Sec H. Be further enacted That all packages containing dead
thereof shipped within the State shall be plainly
with
and
shall plainly show its contents
Be IL further That shall be unlawful for
Louisiana hunt
within he has in his ready exhibit
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
PERSONALS.

JAS. Lee Gebert, leaves Monday fo
Bingham School, Ashville
Hon A. j. Cammack leaves OF
Monday for st. Louis.
Mr.. II. G. Pettebone, proprieto
of Keystone Plantation was in tow
last Monday
Mrs. H. j. Clifton of Jeanerette i
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E
W. Phillips and family
Mrs. J T.. White, who has been alb
sent n month at Marlin, Texas, re
turned last Thursday.
J., Mr.. Clement Darby was in towI
Tuesday and reports much damage
from the catapillars in the entir,
Petite Anse section.
Mr.. Chas. e. Smedes. of Oasi.
Plantation was i'm town Wednesday
last reporting crop prospect as very
fatterng in his section around Cades
station.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Gebert and
little daughter Ruth, left last Mon
dav. Sept b, for st. Louis, New
York and other places, during their
absence their cousin Miss Alice Lee
from New Orleans, neice of the late
Mr.. Jas. A. Lee, will take care of
their children at home
Mrs. Warren tnee) Lydia Veazey
and nephews, Master Dewitt and
willard of Houston, Texas, is visit
ing in New Iberia the guest of Mrs.
Alpine Fontelieu.
Mr. Geo l.. Fisk and family, of
Loreauville, leave next Monday for
st. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee,
where they will visit the Fair, rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hogsett and
daughter Ruth, spent few days at
Boutte, La, with friends the visit
though short was keenly enjoyed, for
further particulars see Mr.. Hogsett.
Mr.. Ulysse Landry has resigned his
position as paying teller in the
State National Bank of this city and
is now in New Orleans attending his
father, who is ill.
MIR. Willie Dallas aud family are
spending few days at Clarendon
Shell Beach, enjoying the bathing
md fishing. The increasing popular
ty of this place is very noticeable
md with proper development could |
,asily become fine resort.
Mrs. Widow Chas. Poirson, of |
the estimable mother of |
Messrs. Chas. and Vic Poirson is
pending some time in New Iberia
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Pro-
1ost
Major p. X. Burke and wife left
o-day for the Worlds Exposition at
It. Louis.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

Is free, nevertheless fair, dcscrip-
ilan at sonr house aiire if You carry
." insurance Why should yon not
The companies with whom do husi
ness are ''all right TO The last minute.
my rates are low. if your property is
at all within the safe limit and ! stand
ready at all times TO give YOU the
benefit of my service and eApeoienoe.
Once more: Why moi carry the fire in
@lrauccg
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

The Iberia Building Association
now issues paid mp stock in shares
of $4,000, one hundred each bear
ing interest These shares can be
cashed at moments notice. Why
not carry these shares unit! you
need your money! 1t will be earn
ing interest. Iberia Building AS
ISOLATION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

of
ment of fee of 90 shall be
of the which issued
Every foreign
resident found hunting with out the aforesaid license
ss5 90 than $50 90 imprisonment
days. both fine and imprisonment
Sec ID Be it further enacted That
animals in this State for profit either TO himself or others mics @ "
possession ready exhibit by the
sheriff of the parish in which he hunting
shall shall
contain his signature Identification
unnatuaze foreign born resident hunting birds
himself others without said
and shall be liable fine less than
Dollars exceeding DAYS
or both fine and imprisonment at the discretion
Sec 10 Be further enacted ETC. That
violating provisions
this Sections H. shall guilty
mails captured killed shipped out of the State or ATTEMPTED to
prisoned in the thirty
imprisonment at the discretion of the court
Sec Be further
under the provisions of this act herein provided shall
fund kept by the State called the
which the State Treasurer shall
the Governor and General Assembly.
be III of the
police jues of each parish the
citizens act warden that particular parish
snail have and authority to arrest without warrant
found violating the provisions this
or stored coatrarr 70 t ;v; ~ ~, % rn a @ % KEPT
appointed shall also
they find in the during
this the
have been killed caught such
at law for such seizure of property unawfuy had
Sec H. Be further enacted That
State institute prosecution corporations
violations the Of this
of conviction so of the fine collected from
the State Otherwise
said State fund
Be further That all Of
conflict herewith hereby repealed
from and after its X. H. SNYDER
Speaker of the Of ives.
p. M. LAMBREMONT
President Senate.
Approved July ., A.
NEWTON @. BLANCHARD /
O fLouisia
true copy JOHN T. MICHEL Secretary
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Liberal reward will be paid for the return
of an Irish Setter dog which disappeared
on Monday, August Goth, 1904. Descrip-
tion-Red, with white spot on forehead,
right hip slightly injured.
A N MILLER
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
Watch them grOtU 4 s = s

Dollars produce dollars here. II
you're wise you will plant your
dollars in our paid up stock which
BEARS INTEREST. You can get your
money at u moments notice just Is
though it were a bank deposit. -
Iberia Building Association.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

= Are you consulting your own
8 interests by continuing to &C.
cumulate rent receipts when we are
willing to help yon own a homei
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

The man who robs another Of
his cash gets only trash, but he
who robs a boy Of his school privi-
leges is more despicable. Vote
for the 2-mill tax.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

A man, who is a man, would do
nothing to stop educational pro-
gress, therefore advocate the 2-mill
tax for education.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
House to Rent.

Large 4-room house with dining room,
pantry; outhouses, etc., situated at corner
of Center and Railroad Avenue. Desira-
BILE location. Large yard. House in good
condition. Apply, ANDREW THORPE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

Money invested in a school pays
compound interest. Vote for
mill tax.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
Approved July 8, A. D. 1904.
A true copy
NON.GAME BIRDS.

| Nc. Derouen, No
AN ACT.
protection eggs
provide for the punishment of violations thereof
Assembly
That all wild birds other than birds both resident migratory
purposes
the following shall be considered BIRDS Swans
ppers horooks papabotes
lew grosbec wild turkey pane chickens quail
other wild resident birds shall
game
Sec Be further enacted etc That no within the State
possession living
resident migratory wild bird other than bird purchase
for sale wild bird after has been killed
caught permitted by this Act.
Be further enacted That the plumag skin
protected possession
for and this irrespective of whether said bird captured killed
within without the
sec Be it further enacted etc. That within the State
Louisiana shall take the the
Of wild bird other than bird have such nest in
Sec Be further enacted That shall be unlawful for
agents ship take either within beyond
the confines Of the State resident migratory wild bird
cept permitted by this Act
Be enacted o
hsa apply holding certificate giving the right
Section this Act householder from
resident birds provided they
exchange shall shipped
Sec Be further enacted ETC. That certificates may be granted by
upwards permitting holder collect
applicant present Secretary
testimonials we'll known onhologst certifying the good
applicant privilege
pay necessary expenses attending
granting that the holder such certificate
killed bird taken the bird for other
purposes he shall
than fifty dollars than hundred dollars
thirty both fine and imprisonment
Sec Be further enacte That the certificates authorized by
this the s day of December the issued and
shall transferable
s TO- Be further enacted etc. English sparrow coop
This
bckbirds his premises
provided that said birds sold offered for sale ship
ped Of the State
person violating
provisions shall guilty
Ave dollars each bird living dead Of bird
eggs part killed violation this
the parish Jail for than thirty
both fine and imprisonment
Sec I2 Be It further enacted etc. parts
oore passed inconsistent with the provisions this Act
hereby repealed
R. H. SNYDER Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
NJ LAMRBEMoNT President pro Of the Senate.
Approved June A. NEWTON @. BLANCHARD,
Of the o ana
A copy: JOHN T. MICHEL Secretary Of State.
bill
the destruction Of Ash using dynamite trapping
penalty police ures
SEEMING fish, nsh, buffalo and carp fish,
Be further enacted by the General Assembly Of the State Of
That shall be unlawful for put
dynamite explosive substance Of kind
other
Louisiana with the intent
within the
the aforesaid
provided
other placed the edge Of the water
the Of fish, and
further this shall be construed the Police
as
ds PROVIDED be
that
obtaining IL
Police = the Parrish which the ssinins 70 be dome
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
w. C.. IVY ~ Ne ~ ..
Fire Insurance Acap+

Tic Boston Ideal Opera Co. has
been playing TO delighted audiences
this week. The Vendomo Opera
Honse having been opened for the sea
son by Messra Murray. g. Flagg Tie
presentations of the Opera Co. have
been artistic, enjoyable and we'll pa
tronlzed and the season has been open
ed most auspciously.
New fall line of wash goods at
King Brothers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

The local Ledge Wootimen of the
World at this place have indefinitely
the unwilling Of the monu.
ment TO the late Albert tansbury.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Last Sunday night, DR. j. W
Sanders while driving down Ma in
street towards his home collided with
another vehicle coming in the opposite
direction, the night being dark and
neither vehicle having lamps and
all the electric lights long since I'M
used there was nothing to relieve the
pitchy darkness, neither party was
injured, but DIR. Sanders fine mare
received internal injuries from which
il died the next day. 1t is fortunate
that the loss of life was confined TO
the animal. With Egyptian darkness
that reigns on our streets il il miri-
Gle that human lives are not sacrificed
due to the poorly administered light
department. We trust the Commits
sioners will hurry up matters before
some human victim can be laid at
their doors, with consequent legal
responsibility.
Will sell you best machinery of
all kinds at very lowest prices. -
ALEXIS NoORHIESn~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-09-10

Don't hide your sdriMOs
in an old stocking. Take paid
up stock in the Iberia Building
Association and let your money
earn interest. Yon can get your
money back at any time. Iberia
Building Association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-15
PUGILISTS SUFFER
AGONIES OF THIRST
The Worst Hardship Boxers Undergo When II
Training IS the "DryingOut Process.

fighters lips and allow him to rinse his
mouth. without swallowing a drop.
Yanger made the weight. as he had
done on numerous occasions before, but
the sapping OF his vitality. which was
the inevitable result OF the long siege
Of thirst, has brought about his decline
as a fighter. in spite of the fact that
he has at last raised>1he limit at which
he win fight from 122 70 ITO pounds.
Occasionally boxer is found who balks
at the program laid out by his trainers.
Rumors from San Francisco have
brought stories of how Young Corbett.
even in the early stages of his training,
smuggied pint bottle Of ale TO bed
with him and. while the rest of the
camp slept, emptied II Of its contents,
60 the dregs.
The wisdom of the "drying-out''
process has often been questioned by
lighters and trainers. many claiming
that better success can be obtained by
allowing the boxer TO take on men OF a
heavier weight and fight at his best.
Other trainers, however, believe that
their men fight best wheE dry, even
II the process is not Necessary n order
Fitzgerald was "dried cut" before his
fight with Ward several weeks ago,
although he was we'll below the limit
set for the fight days before il took
place.
Instances are few, however where the
fighters. after resting their forfeits to
make the weight. have spared an iota
Of pain or drudgery TO keep their money.
gymnasium work. with Turkish baths
In emergency cases. and all with scarce
ly a swallow of water to moisten the
burning mouth. have come TO be regular
stunts in the training program, and few
Of the boxers rebel from the mandates
of the trainer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-15
DAUGHTERS OF FAITH"
TO FIGHT MORAL EVIL
New York Organization of Catholic Wo-
mea Who Will Discountenance- -
Social Usages.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Ffia Fidel
Daughters Of the Faith is the name Of
the new society which has been organic
ed to "discountenance usages and GUS
toms that are the evident causes Of the
spread OF moral evil in society" Wo-
men of the best families and most dis
tinguished Catholics in New York city
are among the charter members.
The president is Mrs. Thomas Wren
Ward. Miss Eliza Lummis, Miss Joseph
Inc Drexel and others are on the roll
The members Of the society are pledged
not TO accept or extend invitations TO
divorced person who has married dur
ing the life of the person from whom he
or she has been divorced; not to be
present at any entertainment at which
any form Of gambling for money is car
ried on; not TO drink in public any al
coholic beverages and to abstain from
all such drinking unless OF wine in
moderation at private dinners.
At recent meeting of the society
Rev. William O'Brien Pardow. S. j.. re-
viewed and condemned the opera Of
''Parsifal." and as a result the members
present promised not to attend any per-
Torrance Of that opera.
Cardinal Gibbons in a letter to the Of
ficers OF the society wrote:
Convinced as I am. both by my own
observat ton and the test of those quail
fed to judge. that the morals. good and
evil in high society flter down to the
lower social strata, ] am greatly pleased
TO know that the Fila F'idel have been
organized and are recruited from New
York city's highest social circles I give
IT my special approval and benediction."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-15
ONE OF THE M'C0YS
WHO REFUSED TO KNEEL
Scheme Of Contractor to Keep Order
in Kentucky Camp.

EVANSVILLE. Nd, Jan. I5.-John
Mowstt. who has been spending the
holidays with his family. left yester-
day for Whitehouse KY. where he has
a large bridge-building contract with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. The road is extending a branch
into the region dominated for years by
the Hatfield and Mccoy feuds. where
moonshinc whisky is one Of the institu-
tions. and where but few Of the people
ever saw a train Of cars Mr.. Mowatt
had much trouble IN keeping order in
his camp until he engaged one OF the
AcCoys. \ deputy sheriff. to live In the
camp. since which time perfect quiet
has reigned- Some years ago Captain
Hatfield. the leader OF his clan. met
four unarmed McCoys and commanded
them to kneeI and pray as he intended
70 kill them. Three knelt, but one re-
fused. and he was spared as too brave
10 kill This last was the father OF
Mowatt's deputy sheriff.
HYATTSVlLLE. Nd. Jan. I5.-The
sewerage committee is preparing a bin
for submission to the Legislature to en-
able the town 70 issue $50, 600 in bonds
for the construction of sewers
At the last meeting Of the HyattsviIIe
brotherhood. at the Methodist Church.
on Tuesday evening, the Rev. c. w
Gallagher delivered lecture entitled
"A Journey Among the Stars"
The Rev R. r. Riedel. pastor of the
Baptist Church. has accepted call 20
the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church.
Washington. to succeed the Rev. Mr..
Mcneil, who has gone to the Chicago
University.
Mrs. Nellie WEIGH. daughter Of Judge
Arthur Carr, died at her home in Anne
Arundel county on Wednesday after
noon She han been married less than a
year.
Joseph l. Langham. of Indiana. Pa
10 visiting his daughter, Mrs. Richard
II. RiedeL
Charles A Councilman. OF GlyndOn.
Nd, Is visiting his sister, Mrs joseph
X OWepH
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-15
GAN ERECT BUILDINGS
TO SUIT THEMSELVES
Homeopathic Hospital Officers May
Exceed the 100000 Appropriation
From Congress.

In an opinion by the Comptroller Of
the Treasury. given TO the District Com
missioners. IL is held the authorities Of
the National Homeopathic Hospital AS
ISOLATION are justified in assuming they
have the right under the appropria-
ton measure to make a contract for a
building for a hospital involving a liza
bility IN excess of $50. 900. the excess to
be paid by the hospital authorities The
hospital authorities have made such a
contract already. and the Comptroller
upholds II.
The appropriation measure of the last
session provided $4,000 to. aid in the con-
struction of the hospital in question
The Comptroller holds the hospital
authorities under the appropriation act
have the right to determine the char
acter Of the building, and unless the
structure fails TO conform to the OBJ
jects for which the Government aid is
extended, the Commissioners are author
lied TO pay proper bills up TO $50. 900. 1t
is held the money cannot be advanced
directly TO the treasurer Of the hos
pital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-15
suRNAMEs AT A PREMIUM.

Denmark suffers from a quite medieval
paucity of surnames, and so incon-
venient is this fact becoming that the
government has announced its intention
Of presenting a bill to the Legislature
sanctioning and encouraging the adop-
ton Of new surnames. Such names as
Hansen. Petersen and Sverensen are
Overwhelmingly frequent. 1t is even
said that there are towns of 10000 in
habitants among whom there will not
be found more than twenty different
surnames. as many as a thousand differ
ent people having the same surname
In these days OF records and various
registrations. to say nothing Of bust
ness relations. the comedies of error
arising from such a state of things
must be numerous.-LondonG Globe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-15
ORIGINAL ALEUT
CAME FROM ASIA
Revenue Officers Make an
Important Discovery.
KNEW THE CHINESE MUSIC
Grsmophone Carried by the Cutter
Manning Develops a Queer Fact.
Natives Greek Catholics.
KNEW THE CHINESE MUSIC

New light on the descent of the in
habitants of the Aleutian Islands has
been shed by the Investigations of Capt.
{. II. Mcclellan, OF the Revenue Cutter
Service, who made extensive explora-
lions in the islands in the cutter Man
ming the past year. and who has just
arrived in Washington Captain Nc
Lellan is convinced the islanders are OF
Asiatic descent. and that the natives of
Alaska. who are Of a similar type. are
also derived from Asiatic ancestors.
One strange experience the captain
had with the natives more than any
other convinced him OF the correctness
OF his theory.
While touching at one of the ISL
ands. he said. we took ashore a
gramophone which we had on board
The natives were delighted with it and
stood around open-eyed and open
mouthed while we ran through about
all the airs in our repertoire.
Il have a photo of a fourteen-year-
old girl looking into the mouth of the
gramophone with exactly the same ex-
preston on her face that the dog in
the picture wears when he thinks he
hears his masters voice.
Well. after we had exhausted ev-
erything else. we put into the instru-
ment a Chinese melody a common air
from one of China's folk songs. which
j have often heard in Chinese theaters.
The effect on the islanders was aston
ishing. They were strangely moved and
danced excitedly around the gramo-
phone.
They knew the air. they told us. 1t
makes us forget our god.' was the exact
expression they used.
This incident of itself was convinc-
ing to me of the Asiatic origin of the
islanders Their features also bear some
OF the Chinese characteristics.
The expedition of the Manning was of
the greatest interest to geographers as
little has been known Of the islands
heretofore For 200 miles the cutter
cruised along the chain from Unamak
10 Attu. the extreme western point of
the islands 1t was found the charts
Inlcn Were made out years ago by
russians. were far from perfect A
number of fine harbors were found and
surveyed
Captain Mcclellan says he found the
pnauves quiet and inoffensive. They are
healthy in the western part Of the
Aleutians. where they have never come
In contact, 10 speak OF. with Europeans
Ihey belong to the Greek Church. hay-
Ing been converted years ago by Rus
sian missionaries.
They know more about the Gar than
about the President" said Captain Nc
Lellan.
The captain will remain in Washing
ton indefinitely He has been detached
VIII have charge Of the lfe-saving ex-
hioit at the St Louis Exposition. he
has been In charge of every exhibit of
this kind since 1876.