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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
BANKER B|CELOW
Goes To PRISON
Pleads. Guilty to Indictment
and Is Sentenced to
Ten Years at Hard Labor
TAKES MATTER COOLLY
Evidently Content to Pay
Penalty for Having Vio-
lated Trust Reposed in Him

MILWAUKEE,. June Io.-Frank
Bigelow, the defaulting bank presi-
cent, this afternoon pleaded guilty to
an indictment OF ten counts. returned
by the Federal Grand Jury, charging
violations OF the national bank law,
and was sentenced by United States
District Judge Quarles to ten years at
hard labor in the Federal penitentiary
at Fort Leavenworth. Kans.
Shortly after Bigelow entered the
courtroom Judge Quarles arrived. Unit
ed States Attorney Butterheld at once
made an announcement that an indict-
ment containing ten counts had been
returned By the Federal Grand Jury
against Frank C. Bigelow, all of which
were for violations OF the national
banking laws. Bigeiow stated that he
wished TO waive examination and plead
guilty to all the counts contained in the
Indictment
District Attorney Butterneld ad-
dressed the court, stating that he did
not believe the law in any case looks
toward the melting out of vengeance,
but that the law seeks to have justice
done. He stated that the minimum
sentence In this case was 1--WE years and
the maximum ten years on each count
II seemed to him that In simple justice,
In vindication OF the law. a maximum
sentence on one count should be ad-
ministered IN this case.
Judge Quarles expressed profound
sorrow at the stern duty with which
he was confronted. but a public Of
ncer should not shrink from his plain
duty. The case, involving the misap-
preparation OF the funds of a bank, was
a most serious one. The crime charged
was not only a gross violation. but
tended TO destroy confidence The court
could see no palliating circumstances
and the ends of justice must be served
by the melting out of the extreme pen
atty. In order 10 provide against any
possibility of an error being estab-
lished in any Of the ten counts, the
court said he would pronounce SEN
tence on each count. The sentence i'm
posed will be concurrent and not cum
ulative. Judge Quarles then pro-
nounced that it was the sentence of
the court that Bigelow shall serve ten
years AT hard labor in the rederal pen
itentiary at Fort Leavenworth. Kans.
sentence to begin at noon to-day
Bigelow evidently was prepared for
the worst. as he took the sentence
cOUily. He was Immediately turned
over 10 the United States Marshal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
LEADS DOUBLE LIFE
FOR TWENTY YEARS
Death of a Chicago Citizen
Brings Strange Story
to Light.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 10-The
Journal to-day prints a story of the
double life of Peter II. Deacon, who died
in Chicago on April IS last.
According TO the story as told by John
Keatng. Deacons son-in-law, Deacon
lived a double life for twenty years hav-
ing at the same time families in Somer-
Vile. Mass. which is suburb of Boston,
and in Milwaukee. Deacon was lead
ing a member Of St. James Episcopal
Church.
The story of the double life leaked out
during the adjustment of life insurance
policies. According to Keating's story
Deacon represented 10 his Somerville
Mass, wife that he was a travelling man
and that his business kept him in the
West most Of the time. His visits to his
Eastern home were limited to about two
each year. For long time Deacon sup
ported his Somerville wife and seven
children. but OF late his contributions
ceased altogether.
Mrs. Deacon No. l is 81 years old. and
Mrs. Deacon No. 2, the Milwaukee wife,
about twenty years younger. Deacon at
the time of his death was SO years old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
KANSAS WINS FIRST
POINT IN OIL SUIT
Supreme Court 0verrules
Contention of Standard
Company.

TOPEKA. Kans.. June Io.-In the
case OF the State OF Kansas VS.. the
Standard OIL Company the State won
the first point In the Supreme Court
to-day. This is the case in which the
State is trying TO oust, the Standard
from doing business in the State on the
ground that IL 10 a trust The charges
are Of a general nature. while the
Standard asked that they be made
more definite and the names and dates
where the Standard had conspired" be
given The answer OF the State was
that the information the Standard de-
sired is the peculiar possession OF the
defendant company and the State does
not have to set IL forth IN detail The
court overruled the Standards conten-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
Drill Team Dance.

Rebekah drill team No. i OF San
Francisco has arranged for dance in
the main hall OF the Mission Opera Hall
on the evening of June Is. This func-
ton will be under the direction of the
social COMMITTEES Of the team.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
Undermusins
Gowns


Chenise Gown-Made of soft quality
nainsook; chemise style; 90
square neck; well worth s1-75. 1OC
sale price
gowns, which we will place on Q0-
tables. Regular prices ranging n1(
from $3.50 to $3.50. Sale price
Gowns-We have ten styles OF no
gowns own worth from s175 to voc
Gowns-Twenty styles with either
round. or square necks. One style
is made with an allover EN-. EO~
broidery yoke, imitation of DIG
hand work: all sizes. Sale price
Gowns-Made of heavy muslin. with an
allover tucked yoke; full ZH.
length and width: sizes IA. II; DC
regular 75c value. Sale price
Gowns . Made of unstarched o.
cambric: square neck; fully 61C
worth s1.50. Sale price. 49,.
Gowns Made of nainsook; square
yoke: lace; the sleeves trimmed to
match the yoke; these gowns En.
are all full width and length O2C
Regular value s1.25. Sale price
Gowns-In several styles; q Ok
DpIce TGceh $500 to $3.50. Sale pI.Z0
Gowns-Made of nainsook, with round
yoke of all-over Nalenciennes lace,
1SSUn Rsdsns regaar agd 5hrss $500 50ws xsue CSC
Sale price -.---.-...........
Drawers
Drawers-Twenty-f styles to choose
from: some are trimmed with wide
embroidery some with lace, tucks
and ribbon and insertion. m
Regularly sold at from soc to l1Z(
S1.00. Sale price ........-
sssiis saass T5sS zsis 54ise 5Fs UNI 39c
.....
Drnvers-Made plain, with deep
hemstitched fiounce and five tucks;
cut extra full through the body n n
and with French yoke at the r &c
waist: worth 35c. Sale price.
Drewcrs-Made of very heavy quality
muslin with a deep umbrella hounce
of tucks and hemstitching. 90
Regular 45c value. Sale ZIC
price
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Subn Sicoclin.

IS iturb am ;. gioocmbcr 1908 0r. 5ubr
StcHcitn int Niicr bon 80 Inbrcn INN o IA.
cen, 2%Sititpcr ocr OCriiurGcuen Sruu Nurptbca
SlcAcllll. NcrpliOtc uuo Srcimoc Der Tunri.
lie ltlo bofIlhli cri16t ocr NccrbiqInO. wcIhc
nom Sruucrbuuic, Ar. IL. GurO 0uniuuiuu.
%.lbcllllc. aus am Sunntng, !tubmiiiuQs 8 llbr.
itGtillnhci. ~bciimupbucn.
2flo loi9lcft Su Der Miuitcr rub
Nn2 itcic. title Sbldigcmad,
No nuc ShmCriCu CnhCn.
zen lupbl. ~0cIicbica &atcrbcrS!
2%te lhlpcr III infer 9lbfhtchsfhmcr},
2Scllil mir nur Jiube finocn!
tgOT On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

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w.. ;%,,tou, n,m.Na n ..,c
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G,rn,,, - iir Tm,t;d,L,nn rc;hcr -,
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orto Iro,,rh H,,bInrS mcrd,pr 4rot
,o;,,or 0m;,,, mil Groufrpih i,nnrrr
rnh &rtcrr,5crorrciridoit INIT
Tcttihronn Matte Iicot ~ Nobcn.
0c;trcih If hurdb icinc inucrcu mir
~, ,crriittrt mi &tolirr if fem Ncr
lor mrhr ,1b Guoloub id,cint. Qe.
Itiitt mi elm Nbfommcn nit Ironf
rridb. mirflid .Dorolli crpidt, N0n0ct
NIT 1rutIdlonb Il, iudcn mo lib
rincs I9itiocn Nipolcn inn @clthanocl
,n cutlcDiocn, cbc INN Ocriclbc Ut
itorf miro. glbcr ,Eobn @lll fanIt
iih mrnu cr mirflid cincn &ompf
NIT 1cutihlonO pom ,3olllc pflildt,
icbr p%crrcdncn. Die @cIprcdtm1cn
i6mmtlihcr 0clltidcr WlGttcr iinO oli
nru olcidr1 5on miIrDiucr Nl,bc mo
rlrbiocu @cmilicns ocItiumt. Sic
g}olf2icclc pibrirt. Mcnn iid, Oorolt2
micocr ser .I(l,rpr (~uttonicll5" emit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Sin Sdlritt in Der rcd)tcu HidJtnng.
Spart % Err5cnt nit alen erittlniiscn
gtenr0buiIru.

@tu fb6ncr SutN, cunpcocr init
fbluur8cm Iuh uocr lpciBcm oocr
9rdicm @lIilib llcHcr5ig, alcs fir
SurN sSiniuB. NcNrnhHiB glSeiac.
G~tnhnlinmirutg oCr Scite. C7E
SrUucrilor, q Pnur 0lHoi6ube,
SeifnUIIg bc5 @rubco,
Q]ciDcmuupct mo 3 icine Gntidlcn.
YSiliam Gupt, 9cihenbetatter,
Noribs ltnb SrcCnmount 9loe. geioe IclenbuiIe,
C%uuiI. GIiic.iGG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Ircitua, ocn 3. NOucmbcr 1903.
lldJt SCitCn.
GiC 9SudDC.

W}lt Ger lclcmpQrtlgcll Nod1c a.
lanai ole 0ir>Idbriac MubltunlpoGUr
3lrm Nlbid,luB mo unl n0d)ltcn Nlcl
ituQ iurort ole MobI ltott. Go3 Gobr
lit iluor cin ]ioQCnomntC2 oSii 9)spr",
s. H., Is luCroCn fcinc 9totIondlbc
umtcIL CONGRATULATIONS II. oGI. CT.
uGblt ullCin trobocm liCbt man 0cnl
NclultuiC Der Nbltlmmltllg onl /.
NopcmbCr nit ]Neipunntem <crClc
cntNrNcl. Nn licbcn Stootcn mo
iCd)a Der Qr0btcn Std0tc oc2 Hull0ca
Qcht Oua Nolt an Die NobIlwnc. Sn
Woiiodmictt2, NboOc S3lono, Nir8I
nicn mo Chio mcrocn Commemorate
unO un0CrC Stuut2bcn1tc crluublt,
in Ecnnluluunirm Niurpl0n0 lln0
9tCbru3tu rmtCrNcoronctc Stooi"bcs
onltcn, Midtcr oOcr ~9icgentCn oon
Stuota lluiucriit0tcn; IN AIclu 2ort.
Indianapolis, H%oui2OllC. Salt E0tr
ltnO Gan NrUn5i9Co N}apnra mn an
0crc Stu0tbcumtcu, IN Chicago ~.
nitGtaoircftorcn nm Nidtcr. Nic
9cmofrutCu mo Eopitliitcn bobcIl
pic 9elp0bnlih in 9tcbroafo cine
ISlliion pCrCinburt, in SQu Srun5l@cO
BADEN iid) Ole G@CnpIrutcu NM NC
puhlifoncr gcgCn Die Union Sobor-
Barter %pcrciniNt, IN Suui@plllc Die
NCpublifuncr mo ol0crc Enrtttcn
QC0Cn sic IcmotrutCn. IN Fcnlla
ipIponiQn limo pcrihIcocnc rcplbltta.
niihc umo 0cmotrutiidc EnnbtOutcn
bon Der @cgcnpurtci mooilirt NOR
Den, mo in E%hiluOclphlu miro Gin
QrimmiNcr &0mpl ypiidcn 0Cn III
n]bhdnQiNCu NcpubIifancrn nit 0cnt
Niopor gHcuucr an Der Spite rn0
Der rCpublifuniihcu NIoihinC En-,
ldic0cn mCrOCn Gle ErohlbitiuuiltW
bubcn (idCtQ in Wuiiud)ulclta, Nho0C
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
SpocsfGHc.

9n 81. Snobcr 5uirpB Submlriu I'M f.. &c.
bcusiubrc.
|m 81. Cfobcr Huauit MinBnnieu, iu vi.
Ter bon l6 Subrcll.
9n 81. Cltobcr SuBu Wrbr I'M 90. Sabre
icilcS ScbcIIa.
S(m 81. StoDcr 6lurcnee Sem i'm 9. qebcues
inbrc.
glm +. yinormber Nluertn C. 4cBmutb int vi
ter BON # ,NubrCu.
9lm 81. Citobcr NINA guuiia @cflcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Scpnrtcmcnt iiir piicutlifc Stdierbett, Santeh'
Snb, Scpnrtcmcnt oes Wepahoe,
SnipctturesNiircnhs
Matbbnns.

NuIttmure. ben /. gtoobr. l901:,
Sd babe gppliiGiiorcn 1iir loloehoe Ft'o'l'
picu crbuitcu: al
Dir. f22, odnopcr= Strube. fitr Inilieuliig, e.
uce cIcfriihcn Mtrtrre non ~ Htctocitnllen
urib iipct cIcftriihcri MOTORS ooh *'ero'
%r. a8i, 9;orDn oowGrO. StrnBe. tilr Sntliel
luna zines clcitrii6en @totor2 non so FIctoe'
Nr. SO. 9iuro a0ouiOanitrnbe. ilr AHtltel'
luna circa clcfirii6eu 9iotoro pon : Eleroe'
Gr lis. FinIuen. strabc. fir 9Infitcanna
eiics elcffrii6cn Wtotors BON > Fleroeitd!ien.
M. 500. Sits2umbdros Giraffe. iitr Iulllel'
luna zines cIeitriihcr V'otors eeh : V'cfoe
%r. 2io. 0itponibarbs strabe tiir gniltcl'
luna ciuee clcftriihen Dioiors nnii ~ Nletoc'
fr1iicn nro zines icltben nnn y F'eroeirn1t
Srocno Scntuto, per eiutpenctlnpelt oa9egen
III erbcbci bat mb9e o%ieielben. bis 10 ubr
,nrI,hrr prit snriihcr pcrbauoclt lpcrocti pirH.
49, CON. :. Yreitun.
(e,ppg) Sebdloea Siipeiipr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Subn z. Tcf.

IS finrb am /. Nopcnlbcr 1908 in icincr
@obmuuN. III. 100, Gtt22. Stra6e. SoBu &.
1ct, ]0cItcbtcr @atlc pou ltotalic 0cd, int
Sabre lCiUCa HCbCIl9. Sie NccrniQunN lin
oct Srcitnn, ocu 9. NOucmber. 20 llbr &orm.
bon Der obcu QClHuntcu lenbnun0 aus itutt.
luo humr uu0 bcr Ct. gIpboniu3s STRIDE, no
I'M . llbr cine 9]lcnuicntz Ntefc iitr ona Sell
fctncr Sccle B~cicict miro, EcifebunB priputim.
t8OG-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Spblcn uno NulS.

J.abntt OUn Toe. prO YOUNG iibcr TO IDnnen
Bcgcn 0nnr.
8riagtcS StdtCnbuli, u Gprb 1918.
8eia8tes 9imrnbrt5, u 6urc 500.
Millinocr & Scbrnnf.
S%nuptsNiirCnu m1o Srblcnhof: 9rcfton, lno
SAP Strnbe. 3luctp Nilrcnu: .Slo 1ulpn Goal
Co." WirmImcnt, unbc SAP Strube.
Gel: 6. & 7. @ulic 1ll7 - no. GOVT. 2679.
(9tDril20. Glite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

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,.,> ~. ;,lt5, n,. T., crfr;rt If. er
inh S,5 f,;,,, 1p~,ihcr h,,rh nr,,
5,,i,n,n,cn;tnr ~, urih ,nh urbrr ~.
;43ni,t ,nornrr m,rrr non linn Sir
1Gi,;rc NJ, ,tm,a ann, l}c,,ra II, lei.
NOM ur1cr onor ~ modem broiure
\crt mirN pr mimi pbolrih npdb picle
N3rrr mn onnrrr milne 5hirrp nm
1cihniirn inn M}ritr1 hcrumlouicn !,
Nir 5hou}cit pcritribcu lit. ici,,,r
Rciiruit ouf ciniuc W}onotc 3iior(
onlr1rr 0tnp Ser }liommcutritt hes
0nn1rciir5 III nIlr noh flr,c }rit
rntirrnt. NM g uicbt Wcid1itc in
y}rndr. mcIdle icinc gllrinlcrfiomfcit
rrncjihcn,
Ilottcubcnldc iino in ncllcrcr 3cit
mn Scr Eoacapromnd. un0 nieic
y}ohc III olrh ms. pocr mcniuItcus
,micrrn 0}ohhorn in Nnnonnlis. ms
g}proniiocn INN hir Nnrr riuca ipldcn
Wci,lhca u, 5h,il ]auunr0cu, Erin;
yc,ia pnu ]9}ottrnbrr1 If NIT Dem
non linn, nj, Nontrr Mnnrirol Der bri
,i,hrr EIotrp nrirnDi1trn Nrru2rror.
;dn,,ncr nor Noliinr h~rrnhnrfnur.
,,,,r ,,,h grrronoI,a mn inn nn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
Gpnhpn. Ynrf.

Ter bouptithlihfe Sricohuf In Baltimore.
atsol;. $50 Adcr. - 3mmerpnbreueer 9Gdrttr.
3l iCotr Belt errsidbur. Silnf GcutS Subrs
gClo BON allen StuottbeilcIl StrGbcnhGbns
@aRaons pullirCn Den 6oupteinnnnR aUc bret
W(tnutCn. gSurnlcs Nuriesimmer tifr Gclbe,
bic Den 5ricoDoi bel raubcm gScttcr bciudcn.
RcQrdbniBpldCe 8u fcbr nldBigcu 9reIitn,
f~dnInltIib unicr foriplbreuoer FllCge.
Shrcnn: Rr. Fl, @et'S aratpga'etraht.
CANT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
81. Snrl u. @nnicf.

IS iiHrD am ,. gioucmbcr 1905. nm 3 llbr
NrcGopun. ". Gnrl u. Wunicd, pcltcbtcr sal.
ic bon Catherine ~. lSuuicd. uCb. sur. inn vi
icr bon 81 SHbrCn. Die Scit ocr Necrotgung
miro ipGtCr dtNciciqi.
CFtttsbnracr mo Gbicaaocr 3cilutgcn mol.
len cell. Copircl) GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03

Baltimore Cemetery.
SRrcnu: 5rnutliu @lOa., Baltimore. 1t. Hnrt0itr.
Observation-Disclosures stunt &crfdut Don so an
nit Wiurmorploiicn abgt9rell5t SJ5 &loB
fir Ulrr SrIbCr. GIlntl61O
Tcinc Nntidcn nit 0ummirGocrn
lir @cgrdbniiie, 3ot5etten unn Sc[cuibuiten.
2SciBc FoIitcrs lC5cr8ile - eleftrliteS Glti
llo GGrbults9 ct6Inc.
Baltimore Gonpc Company.
Ir. 3t5, @ef. Sunctte.S trane.
Telephone - vi. YernoH 256; 9ourtlano 1865.
(Sft6.l1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
%%criammlnngs guScigcn.
Scfnnntmadluu9cn.
Seianntmuduug an SeiEer uon Wirtbihatts'
4ufnleu

NuItimprc. ben %. Sfinbcr 1905.
Die Ncbornc Der Fol3ei Gommiiiurc iii otc
Ginot Baltimore orotci hicrmii nut @rilno ocS
1873. Hblbuiiico oca /. Hrttfele Der bilentlthen
qofaIecicrc C0bartrr) fir hcn gSobltoR. Sirn'
itug. ben :. SuucmbCr 1905. bic Sfiicnnnn
alicr Nirtbitnitcn, notwithstanding, Srinf'
Gtubliiicmrnts mo Spirttuoicnlnoen ltto ullcr
unoercn Holulc all, no in Der Stnot baltimore
Spirttiuicn ucu6bnlicb pcrfnuit ncroen, u1b
pcrbicict ocu Gcrtnmi unO bic Siciernl9 BON
Spirituoicu IN o%cnfeIbCH an bclu9tctil Adol
tdac.
Scurge N. Nitis,
Sumee 8. Yrritpn,
ybumas I. Shrnud,
Gpp3-I6) Io"Gi5eisSomntl'dre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-03
lorraine.

Mlalcriim - Yartnrtig Griebild.
Weiili9 ooil M1lhroot EN- iino rtne 9al6e
9toriGs9 tocnucsGur Srcie 1uti1eu gtnhmiitnps
nm terminus. RreiiC bon NcGrlbnibpluScn lest
Cation 223. Nircnu: Trnutlin. nno Wtnoiur.
9ipabs. gcrlannt Sruihlrt. (Uini4. lI,L&S)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-12

An ordinance prescribing limits in the
City of New Iberia in which lewd women
shall reside and forbidding them from
living or residing in any other portion Of
the City of New iberia and prescribing
penalties for the violation Of this ordi-
nance, was presented by Mr.. Delahoussaye
and read, when it was moved by Mr.. Del
ahoussaye, seconded by Mr.. Stansbury,
and adopted by the following yea and nay
vote, to wit: Yea--Messrs. Indest, Rdnou-
Stansbury. Nay-none.
Said ordinance as above entitled was
then presented to the Mayor for examina-
tion and after examination the same was
returned by him approved and signed with
the seal Of the Corporation thereto affixed.
Said ordinance reads as follows, to wit:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board
of Trustees of the City Of New iberia that
from aud after the PRONUNCIATION Of this
ordinance it shall be unlawful for any
iewd woman or prostitute to live or reside
within the City OF New Iberia except
within The following described limits, to-
wit: Beginning at q point on the West
side of Madison Street one hundred feet
North of Railroad Avenue, running South
along the center Of Madison Street to the
center of Carol Street, thence West out
Carol Street to the center Of Field Street,
thence North along Field Street, to a
point one hundred feet North of Railroad
Avenue, thence to starting point.
Be il further ordained, that any iewd
woman or prostitute who shall live or re-
side within the city of New Iberia outside
of the above described limits shan be
guilty OF an offence and npon conviction
thereof before the City Judge shall be lia-
BILE to a fine Of Of not less than Eve dol
lars nor more than twenty-five dollars or
to imprisonment in the Corporation Jail
for period of not less than i've days nor
more than twenty-five days or both for
each day or portion OF day that said
party shall violate the provisions OF this
ordinance.
Be il further ordained that all ordinan-
ces in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Thus done, read, adopted, signed and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-12

seal affixed in open session at New iberia,
La, on this the 7th day Of August, 1905.
G. C. LAUGHLIN, Mayor.
A communication from Mr.. Emile Bien-
venu addressed to the Council was read,
when it was moved by Mr.. Indest, second
ed by Mr.. Fisher and carried by the fol-
lowing yea and nay vote, to wit:
Yea Messrs. Indest, Renoudet, STAINS
bury, Delahoussaye and Fisher. Mr. Voor-
hies did not vote. Nay-none; That said
communication be spread upon the min
utes and which reads as follows, to wit:
NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 3, 1905.
To the Hon. Mayor and Board of Trustees
of New Iberia, La.
Gentlemen-eTis the CALLED jade that
winess' is manifestin the communication
Of jules f. Dupuy published in the New
Iberia Enterprise, in its issue of July the
10Th.
This man Dupuy, his body saturated
with malice, and with an utter disregard
for truth and deceney, makes desperate
appeal to the public for sympathy, anl
his evil mind explodes with charge that
was engaged by your Honorable Board
to do dishonest work.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-12

Total. 1854. IS
Respectfully submitted.
p. JUBTN, Collector.
Report Of the City Treasurer:
July III. .'06. amount
received from Ex-
TroasurG G.........$ So1.98
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-12
txE0ULAR MEETING OF BOARD
OF TRUSTEES.
New iberia, La. Aug. Z, '05.

New iberia. La, Aug Z, 'o5.
The Mayor and Board of Trustees
Of the City of New Iberia met this
day in regular session with Mayor G..
Q. Laughiin in the chrir and the fol-
lowing members present, to-wit;
Messrs. John Fisher, II. ID. STAINS
bury, p. e, Voorhies, X. f. Della
houssaye, Louis Indest, Sr-, and o.
Renoudet.
The minutes of June 12th, 18th,
29th and July Sd, 10th, nth, 2ith,
a6th and 3ist We're read and approved
on motion of Mr.. Renoudet, seconded
by Mr. Indest and carried.
The monthly reports OF the City
CLERK, Treasurer and Collector We're
read and ordered spread upon the
minutes on motion of Mr.. Renouflet,
seconded by Mr.. Delahoussaye and
carried Said reports read as follows
to-wit:
New iberia, Aug lst, '05.
Collectors Report for the month OF
Tulx tOns.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-12

July 81, 05. amount
received from p Ju-
bin, Collector. 1897. 10
July 81, '05, amount
vouchers paid July'o5 $119S II
Balance. ......... 1901 90
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01
Ruth.

j. T. Morgan i, putting an addition
his broom factory.
J. A. Cues. ami wife. ~ Mario
were at church sunday
Such perfect weather as w., confirm.
i' enjoy We ,tolIl and Do slr,.
appr tat.
The young folks of the rcigl borbo..i
.cnl1ycd a bean hulhng al j. NJ Spiet
arts Fr day night
Dr. farrs, u kelsey. and Miss Ina
Hillyard. N Frcdonia. drove ol. d..
way one day last week.
l. u. Moore has sold part Of his rp
to a man IN the Lone Star State Fi
roek tobacco has a wide reputation.
a god many u our farmers b.y
sold their tobacco to Marion mcr,hsr,a
and others hav, soil & Pria,c..n
merchants.
There was a gool congregation az
church Sunday. Rev. woodruff preach,
on the subject, Restore Unto Me q,
joys " the salvation"
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Very Lon HOmeSGGkGrS' RaleS.

Very low honc',ekcrs' rat. during
September, Ottltcr and Nucnb.r
lso5, T. Minnesota. N,rth Dako,s
Montana, Saskatchewan. Assinaboi,
and p ints u Idaho and British Cohm.
Ha md points east ot the ,a,r,..
Mountains boz Washington and Or,g,r
y ..arg. Boo r.c tfe mami6-.,,
u..s moss a prlsrg.. and 10 s.i...
v-a..y prvdugl,, w,l or impny,
b. .., ra-n. grip .ur one FAM
pu. 3D.
tas, passenger service. Luxuroy.
s.,an-al4 au0 y,ur,t slc.gBy ,,,.
NJ. .ur man and pampblois To-
w. e, general umi grafton ag,.i
x gwdiap rate, ami train .ary ,,,
Nnte to g.. J.. o Donn,li. ID. r A.. ~
jackson piagc. indianapolis Ind.
a. 81. CtEiAND. General pa,.,,,...
Agut 81 Paul. MINI
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01
Sugar Grove.

The Blackburn meeting closed Ia.,
Tuesday
Miss Rosa Walker spynt the day with
Miss Agnes Lamb Tuesday.
Walter Mcconnell. " Rlaekfo4.
attended church here Sunday
Quite number " people from h4c
attended church at Cave SPRING. h.,
week.
The regular monthly meeting va.
held here Sunday There was a ro.i
attendance.
Dr. Joe Lamb was called away from
church 10 attend "a patient near O.
Springs Sunday