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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-28
TO HONOR FORREST
Monument to the General to
Be Raised at Memphis.
WILL BE IN NEW PARK
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THE
CITY'S SANITARY CONDITIONS.
Praise of the Progress Of the Negro
Supplanting Labor in the Cotton
Field With Machinery.
WILL BE IN NEW PARK
BY VIM. e. CURTIS.


Special Correspondence Of The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.
MEMPHIS, April 10. 1915.
The citizens of Memphis about to
erect their first monument and 1t will be
IN honor Of the confederate general For
rest, the wizard of the saddle" who was
resident of this city. He was born In
the mountains of east Tennessee. from
which comes the marble that forms the
pedestal to the monument already erected;
and the bodies of the general and his wife
ere now resting under it, having been re-
moved from ElmwOOd cemetery Forrest
was illiterate, but had great natural abil-
ity. His humble surroundings in boynood
were like those of many of our eminent
men, and he ''self-made,'' as we say,
but remarkably successful in business
as in fighting. 1t is said that he had an
income of at least $4,000 a year from
plantation below Memphis and made an
equal amount specializing in mules and
real estate. He was engaged in this bust
ness in June, 1861. when he enlisted a
private In a cavalry regiment that was
Ganized in this city His personality was
very strong. He a born leader, and
although modest and unassuming. showed
his strength of character in his attitude
and his walk as well in his countenance.
He was man of large stature, six feet
three inches tall, and broad in proportion;
always stood erect. with the bearing of a
soldier and had handsome face.
In less than a month after his enlistment
he was captain of his company and re-
ceived commission from Gov, Isham G..
Harris to raise a regiment of his own.
Within year he a brigadier general.
and when the war closed lieutenant gem
eral.
The money for the monument has been
raised among the soldiers OF his COM
mand and his admirers here In Memphis,
and 1t will be erected in a new park named
in honor Of the general. recently laid out
by the municipal engineers in the suburbs
of the city. The artist Is Charles Henry
Niehaus. The figure is of heroic size upon
prancing charger, and was cast in France
q few months ago.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Heat Prostitution.

Saturday afternoon while 4
young man about Is years o.
named Tom Shields wrs assistidL
in unloading theatrical trunks ID
the opera house, he suddenly
swooned, and falling on an iroa
hinge cut his face pretty badly. 4
is supposed he was overcome By
the extreme heat. He was placed
in a carriage and carried to his
home. Up to noon today he wae
still unconscious, and his condit-
ion is very serious.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
A Wedding.

mfr. D. E. Brown, brother OF
ohr worthy District Clerk, Mr..
Jbhu Brown. and a very promi-
eht teacher of the county, stole
u march on his friends and got
uknfried at LaRue Sunday, Sept.
q He was married to Miss Stella
UcClendon, a most estimable
young lady of that place. Rev.
Howell of Jacksonville performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Brown will
have charge of the school at
Neches, and with this fair assist
ant, no doubt will do good work
for that school community.
District Clerk Brown and fam
liz attended the wedding from this
c;&
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Theatrical.

The theatrical season was OPEN
ed in this city Saturday night with
the appearance of Madame Herr
mann in magic. The program gave
satisfaction to those present. A
good feature of the opening night
was the orchestra music furnished
by Jones orchestra. 1t is to be
hoped this feature will be maini
tanned during the season.
Black Patti. a big negro shoy
is the next attraction, coming
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Morton Bros.

Second hand Furniture Shop. ALI
kinds of repairing and refinishing.
Mattresses made to order. Repair and
set up stoves ready for use. Carpet and
mating work. We buy and sell sec
ond-hand goods exclusively. Furni-
ture packed for shipment. We solicit
your patronage. Try u.s. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on Avenue A, OPP
posite Presbyterian church. 8 lot
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
MAKE YOUR ADVERTISING STRONG ENOUGH To BRIV|
WATKINS HERE II
He Says If Palestine WI
the Road.-W0

Mr.. J. V. Watkins, one of th
promoters of the electric car lid
from Palestine to Corsicana, is 4
the city, and he says that is /
business proposition he wants 4
see Palestine people take hold d
He says if our people come acros
with the bonus and concession
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
New Ads Today.

Graham Bros. are offering a
6dsome present to boys. Read
] offer.
angston is telling of big sup
of school supplies-tablets,
y, pencils, composition books,
: satchels, erasers, etc.
torck's market has a new talk
you today.
be Grand Leader is talking
hut clothing for school children.
4iss Hunter makes announce
mt of opening of music class.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Band Concert.

The Juvenile Band will give an
other concert next Thursday night
at the general Office park. and no
doubt a large crowd will be pres
ent to hear them play.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Just Received.

esuer Kraut, Barrel Pickles, Dill
Plckles, Bottled Pickles, Chow Chow,
cotsup, prepared Mustard, and Mince
eat in bulk, at Phifer & Co.'s, the
)sce to get good things to eat, and at
l'cheap price. eff
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Open r1eeting.

The Fraternal Union of Ameri-
ca will hold an open session at the
city hall this evening, at So'clock,
and all friends of fraternal in
surance are invited to be present.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Several Were Killed.

\ bulletin from New York to
N. w. White Cotton Ex-
lnge says that this morning a
yhtful accident occurred on the
Eated road, corner of Fifty.
Street and Sixth Avenue, in
b it is reported thirteen were
d and many wounded.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Council fleets d

The city council meets tonigh'
and it is likely the session will
a very important one. as seve
matters of interest are expectd
to come up for action.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
Weather Bulletin.

. For Palestine and vicinity: Tonight
4nd Tuesday fair in west, probably
Mowers In east portion.
i Temperature readings: Maximum "a,
r1nimum 90.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
E0PLE To YOUR STORE, OR ADVERTISE NOT AT ALL
INC |NTERURBAN
me Across She Can Get
b Soon Begin.

led for, it will be built, and
g an early date. The road from
Fsicana to Fairfield is an as
I'D fact, as the deal is closed
and the work has been inaug-
d addition to the interurban it
Manned to give to Palestine a
rclass street car system.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-11
g! bull their luck together,

~ pull their luck together.
3 Tyler team put up a strong
lime and won out. This gives
hr neighbor city one game to the
bod over us.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

MAISCsY BL4NCHE
Millinery and Ladies fancy goods,
invites all children to come Monday
morning and get standard Fash
ion Plate and a souvenir fan.
MRS. II. BLANC.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

East End Fire Company held
an enthusiastic meeting THURSDAY
night at the Office of Geo. w
Dallas, Cypress Lumber Co. About
70 members were present. Mr..
W. j. Burke was elected President.
and Rene Delahoussaye, Foreman.
a wagon for hose was ordered
purchased aud other matters of in.
terest attended TO. The member.
ship is about so.
FOR Renf-Large residence
corner Center st. and r. r. Avepue
III thorough fine condition at Sl4 90
per month Apply to A. Thorpe.
On account of sickness at the
Reefory all services at the Episcopol
Church will be discontinued until
such time as the health authorities
snail remove the quarantine
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04
Jury List
s-.,~ t,,~ April Terri, of the 10th
issSSjctai District Court.

STATIC Of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
K now all men by these presents;
That. pursuant to an order issued ont OF
Tho Hon the 10Th judicial District Court,
In and for the Parish Of Iberia, La, bear
inc date the 18th day Of February, A. u.
1908 we. the undersigned members oil the
1nrv Commission in and for the Parish
and state. duly and legally appointed,
onal;fied and sworn according to law, met
~ tho office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court on the Cd day of March, A. D. 1900,
o~d i, Tho nresence of w. $. Brown and
q + vest. two competent and disinter-
ested witnesses OF lawful age competent
70 read and write the English language,
residents OF the Parish OF Iberia, La, ana
duly summoned by the CLERK for TINS pnr
pose. together with the Clerk oil the leth
Ind. District Court Of Louisiana, and OK.
OfYicio jury Commissioners OF the Parish OF
iberia. legally qualified and sworn, pro
ceeded in accordance with law, anu espe-
cially Act No. 1875 of the Acts OF the ten.
eral Assembly of Louisiana, approved
July n. 1898. after being, by said Clerk,
| furnished with list Of the Grand Jurors
| and Of those who hhye served as regular
Jurors since the previous drawing Of the
lCspneral ypnire, to examine the origina
yenire list and strike therefrom the names
of others on the list who arc known U
have died, removed, become exempt o
i d;saualiiied were taken by us from tb'
General yenire box; after which we, TN
Jnry Commissioners, supplemented TN
original list and the ballots IN the DO
i with the names of the same number .
good and competent men from the qiall
/ led Jurors of the Parish as were take
from the box and erased from the lis'
making the number of names in the deI
] eral venire Box aud on the Jury List, Tn
original standard OF 5000 competent
good and true men, to serve as juror
Grand and Petit. for the April Jury Ter,
1905. OF the above named te'irt, sa'
; names being as follows, to-wif
1900 names in the General Nenire fiox
i And Immediately after completing y
above general yenire list, we the 81 I,
. Commissioners selected therefrom =
D names OF twenty citizens possessing y
4 qualifications prescribed by Section "
: "a OF said Act No. las, Of 1895 the nam
being taken from the different portions
0 this said Parish as far as practicable, W
5 shall be subject to duty as drand Jufe l
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

90 "a the names of the twenty PetSGn.
.I nn% "a serve as Grand Jurors h gym.
I,non written on slips Of paper by ens o, onJ
net ,ho nrseence of the Comm'ss!oner aho
-. ~ W" illnesses. the slips eonta'hlns .,,o
1nT M yarp by us placed IN an ensS'9 ".
sanied and the words List oil "taoo '''
-, endorsed thereon. ,,,,,os
t'' I'D each Of the Three hundred 'a.Ho
. ana she e above general venire lss having yan
o. ome ,,itton hy the said Clerk on sep
orote slin of paper, together w'h thv ,,"' Of
hoy Of the Ward OF place oil 'es.o tallot :
ger PER- y, nerson, the slip of paper or oa.l", nt
CONTAINING the names so se,eet tso ',orsons
tTose containing the names oil Tue p''2 yoro
those n e0, ~ serve as Grand Jurors Wero
e .loeea in a box Tabled "Henera' e"''
J Box. liz, contained in the
oonaral Venire Box were wen ni,Ae1 1,o am,
Fan Frank Patin member Of the 9 MY eo ann
J mission. in the presence OIL the Nv uan there
nis sha abnve named witnesses, drew thtnV
ero ,e one at time. the names , OF , 70
. I 1SoS nersons to serve as rev 1p '"' ApRIl
IS t ~ WRIST WEEK OF SAID h IN,
Il I ITRy TERM of the above na tntT 1 9ov
a. commencing on Monday, the ao 'vit U'''
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04


IAN Il Monday. at 4 p. m. all that
900 NOV fal OF Mr.. Cleophile Naqain
was let to rest in the Catholic Gene.
terry surl cundea by large crowd OF
sy,npathiaf ing friends and brothers OF
tho Kniehtt Of Temperance, OF which
deceased wA an honored member
The funeral s\rviees at the Catholic
Church were conducted BY Father
FROM In his uAual impressive man
ner. The exhortktion and admonition
), the eloquent koung priest WIRE
most searching and positive. The IN
eetainty Of life nnssAhe necessity Of
preparation for the great event We're
portrayed ID the most fesiS w manner,
which affected a! present -
Every purchaser Of an Iron he'd al
,he atore Of Noak Ark Willie given
FREQ, q can Of enamel to keep beds
polished,
Wa desire to cali attention Of our
citizens TO the fact that this city viii
soon hs under sanitary inspection aid
the proper officers will be making
visits at all premises IN the discharge
~ their sworn duty We bespeak
the GO. operation Of all property hold
ers and trust they will give the heart
lest support TO the officers to the end
that our sanitary conditions may &c
improved. in fact made perfect 4
clean city. means good health, com'or'
and beauty and those who will not ca
o,,erate to attain these ends viii lee
the iron hand Of The law. which Y
ample 10 enforce the regulations tina
have been formulated and approves
for the preservation Of health ecnsc
auentIy happiness. Clean np goo'
citisens. ami welcome the approach q
the officers
Late al 80 books slightly use
Cor only SO cents AS long rs the
Iaat. atthe--Enterprlse Book Sfoft
M, r. =. I.utzenberger, fashe'
IL
in.lsw 81 Mr.. Geo. simon, i 's'n
quite III at the home Of his daush'e'
in.lnw. Mrs.. Edgar Landry =
though, tina, be is suffering from ia
slysis. Mr. Latzenh@rRer i one !
our inslastria, pioneers heing the ''r
10 erect q foundry and machine sh'
At this place some thirty years aE'
"A that time MI who raised sugar cal
srOund the crop themselves aud q
work IL keeping In order the n'a"e
- mills aud erection q new ones
80 tte new foundry abundant wol
= ~ Probable nature. which =
suo1ssvative methods and prnctie
sconomy has Invested u nnmere
psopertisA a. our town.
Handnoans Gibson tally cards
po1H go Enterprise Book stol
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04
PERSONALS.

+. W Bsuman is quite i'll from ner,
Gus prostration. We trust a kin
r providence will soon restore her
normal health.
Mr.. Ferd King has returned fro,
New York and other eastern citiae
after making large purchases TO thei
varied stock. IIe also brought hocl
:" iafse frog in his throat which in
terferes with 1si-.-.,,aas...i.- ,,i,,y
Mrs, Maurice Gallinnd entertoipot
ON Friday. ut her home on 81 D.
street Among those present wan,
Mesdanes Gebert, Montgomery, Klipo
Wyche, Kramer aud Misses giIl;noa
Medlock and Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs 3 G. Purcell ~, :.
NE" orleans Tor Ihe Carnival festivi.
ties. Is
Mrs. J. W Vyche Went N'"
Orleans WEDNESDAY 10 neef Melba'
Mr.. and Mrs h Montgomery ana
son. no have 81 knt week in Atlanta
and Me- orlea,a have returned to
New Ibcrh.
Mrs. James, .,;,ad the
AS You Like H. club at q progress
sive euchre on Sat-" " last.
Miss Mabel Ring of : anerette. who
took the part of Dollysn Hazel
Kirke" at the Vendome The,tre last
Saturday. returned home this week
after n delightful visit at the home Of
Mrs. Otto Krause of Brnai;l-st-a -, -.
--~vrrYHiit home OF Ut oaNie
| 81 Monday night was held phan-
~ party, under the chaperonage OF
,,AMontgomery The occasion was
ono Of Seat merriment and enjoyment.
The ,adN first prize was awarded
70 ,rs MNtgomery and the gentle.
I, ..ize to Mr.. sandoz, con
ISOLATION nr;zeto Miss Estorge
Mrs r,azora xling entertained he'
-, asst Tuesday after
: noon. which was w,s attended and en-
g joyed by all present 90,
I ments were served. NJ '
obtained the first prize. f'ss Billing
r the second prize and Mrsss ''''i'an'
the consolation prize.
Air. SAM f1rr~---.-,.o-N~ NV Fieni
Q was here last Sunday, gu'fst O III
Q mrente. MIR. Barthe is now tocntd |
Patterson. La, having aceeptedN
n position as shipping clerk with Mi
e ling Co.
; The Euchre Club held one OF
( most enjoyable meetings at Miss Ma
u celline Estorge, Wednesday nfterpoo
u At the close of many interesting gan
Mrs, Albert DeBlanc was awarded
I first prize, Miss Adeline Hehert. t
CONSOLATION and Miss Morris the boob
q Dainty refreshments were afterwa
h sarved TO tho club and the follow
II invited guests were present: MIS-
Is Morris. Louise Snberbielle, Miss III
:. ana Lacage Of ST Martinsville, M
TT A Hebert Of Franklin; and Miss
'e DOME simon Of opelousas.
he Mrs. A, Suberbielle will enterta
the GLIB saturday, March the 4th
lie The d. D. Sewing Club was
NJ lightfully entertained by Miss
4, Woodruff at her home ON Julia sire
og Saturday. February gath. The G
4. began at half past four and after 81
he inc one hour the first prize was Y
Oh nv Miss Clara Pollard and the bot
BIZ Miss Nav Boyle. Delicious
nm freshments were served and the G
he adioined. Miss Clara Pollard
nd entertain Saturday. March 4th
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04
REGULAR MEETING POLICE JURY.

Vi New iberia, In, March O. %.
rnve The police Jury convened this day
In regular session With President La
han In the chair and the following
= members present towit: Messrs.
aud Routte. Ranchet. Decuir, Dallas,
dare Goula. I.ahau, I.emaire, Miguez'
,..as Romero aud ,Schexnayter. Absent
Dugas
~ The minutes OF the last meeting
n WiIimere read and on motion Of MT. De-
West by allednly seconded and carried. ap.
property acquh>
rs INV ma submitted bis regular
ired dollars with interd2{. SHOWING '"s"
ate of 8sT per annum froh
4 March 1904, until paid. Ated
W attorneys fees on said prins Boutte, Sec
interest and al costs Of snit 70 bsN..~r,.d tha,
Given Officially this 25th day II Mak.na. go
!. u. 1905. Q05. from
GEO. HENDERSON, Shs1is, Rnrisi
FIR -. NxszArxn, ~. Hhsx53. nepl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04
CARD or THANKS.

The Sisters Of Mount Carmel
Convent wish to express their
thanks to the young people who
assisted in making the play
..Hazel kirke' a success and an
uonnce that the sum OF $780, 81 was
realized tow ards the st Berchman
school debt.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

which thirty 900 additional names
were also likewise enclosed ana seaieu,
aud the words list of Jurors No. enaossco ~
thereon. After which We proeeedea !"
the same manner to draw thirty cow su
ditional names for service as Jurors lol
the third week of said term, commencing
on Monday the oath day OF April a. ~
fnnS ~ fellows to- wit.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04
Civil Service Examinat

a Civil Service examination for CLERK
Carrier, will be held at U. S. z. o., New
iberia. La, March Is, 1905. These posi-.
tons are open to citizens OF the United
States between the ages Of Is and 40.
SALARY lst year 100000, ID year $4,000.
For application blanks and full par
ticulars Apply to ,,
Secretary Commission. New Iberia. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

,--....,ha. torn, Of six mouths after 'h'
dnrl n5 inv tn, il empanclled and until a sue.
eeeding Grand Jury Sla' A., - t,,erty per-
panelled the names OF 1 Tue Grand Jurors
sons so selected to serve us
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

There being no further business 'n'
.aa.;rg an motion of Mr.. hema't'
duly seconded aud carried oa'o",n
' GEO. J. LABAU, President
A. b. ROMERO. Secretary
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04
Lorato attached.

= - 1utx hereto attached. =
'"g Tns n3ing 1 ASSs., S to the e.
Sand cfroner was r.emaire c.
n Jnry ' % fon motion of NJ, FRIED. G.
;, S Jury [ Mr. Boutte andNltr,, c.
ri 'o3 Ict was accepted and ~
/ pra lis authorized to sign same
aT"T Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia.
,|Kpown: That the following
4 and agreement is hereby en-
teIS 4. aud between the r"flsh u
YpfEon the one hand and DIR. .
W. IA Sanders, Coroner of lh~
| pJ 4, ON the other to-wits. 81 $40 vear
| us contract is to 'ou VI , "ns and
6r.t;o, fa>,ary list, l'"' III"
Yya,Sing nnber aist, 1905
|els - "antroct that tine said Doctor
sanders shall view and hold inq"es.S
, an,opsies. when inquests ana an-
,o,sies are necessary, over III a;a
fon,a dead. or over persons VIM ..:aa
loonu -, - causes. or rs otherwise
~ ,,raviaed nv law; attend all Sessions
If fine Criminal Court when SUNNI. sum. 50
"a ond 70 testify in all cases VINE" ~
called; treat oil parish prisoners ,, W.
nishing all medicines Tor 'le sun -, a.har.
anars At his cost and expense anu o," w.,
on , aorform according to law all .ne
49, W. Of Parish Coroner, excep' VI,
hurying of paupers and the paslns y .
w. ..ars on ;nouests. which hnrying y
nonpers and paying of Jurors Sna'' "
pona nt the expense OF the paf's..
Tor the services to be thus perform r,
:, : ,eorainp to law by II, th Sd said IN
| sguSsRIfaaat9ess Itself TO pay the sal
doctor Sanders the sum OF Seven Hnl
dred and Fifty (s75ooo) Dollars ft
1.-The said wear 1905. payable in equ'
monthly payments.
| Thus done read and signed ut Ne
Iber;a. La. this I'd, day of March,
In loo5 GEORGE J. LABAU,
President Police Jury. iberia farls'
J. wOFFORD SANDERS,
Corone
r The following resolution INTRODUCES
by Mr. Dallas. was on motion Oh NJ
neeuir seconded and carried 81
adopted
On motion. seconded and adopt
IA the following resolution was passed
q Be /, resolved by the Police Jury
, Iberia Parish; that the Police Ju
will suspend the salary of any JUST
8 If the Peace or City Judge OF II
IS Parish unless said Justice or Juo
. conplies with the general law OF I
Stare and reduces to writing in ga
criminal case the testimony, togeh
!" with the names of the witnesses q
: forwards to the Clerk OF the Con
within five days from the date Oh 81
is proceedings, all papers in such erin
: nal cases. including aftidayits, "
,rantA examinations, bonds and gen
" aiSl instruments, acts docnnneil
les talsNFs received in or concerning 81
he crimiA Masses.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

Which additional names so drawn were
likewise enclosed sealed, and the wofas
AZ lat Of Jurors mo. 3 endorsed thereon.
Said sealed envelopes, with the one con
ta;ping the list of Grand Jurors, were
nlaeea in a box Tabled Jury bon when
box we locked, sealed and plaeed III tue
custodv of the said Clerk to be used nj
the Anil term of the said 18TH judicial
District Court. commencing on the 5ra
sday OF April 1905.
In evidence whereof witness our sigma
,,ra oeieially. on this 2nd day OF March,
A. y. 1905.
DAMAs MoREsI,
n. DRoUET,
EvERARD J..GARy,
FRANK PATIE,
Jury Commissioners
]. q. LEBLANC,
| Clerk Il Ex-offiico Jury Commissioner
,,, Nv. s. BRows,
witnesses. a. J. vEsT.
CERTIFICATE
LII "a. Leblanc, Clerk aud Ex- o'hea,
,Jurv Commissioner in aud for the fafis'
Of iberia. Louisiana do Hereby GERM.
i that Arthur Leblanc member Oh the ahf,
i Commission whose name does not appesa
i subscribed 10 and WIS not present at iii
4 above drawing of Jurors was duly notihe
az ihe time and place designated BY IN
for the meeting of said Commission on u I
/ o7th aay OF February A. =, 1900, Z
handing same to tho Sheriff OF
Parish for service. .aso,,
II evidence whereof witness 1Hfeh,
and official seal Thu 2nd day, u.
e. =. '''V''' / commissioner.
ci.ek Il Ex-oflieio ....
A..es. 'aae ~ j. q. LEBLANC,
Oh n'e ~ ny Clerk Of Court.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-03-04

Mn,en ~ tr,-r,r. --,7Tnss or ballots SO
-. 80, pjaGed in nm envelope, sealeo,
and the words List Of Jurors No. ! en-
dorsed thereon. After which we pro
ees.sfa TO draw in the same manner
Thjrty 800 additional names for service,
AZ Jurors for dhe second week OF SAID
term. commencing on Monday the ltth
day of April, A. u. 1905. as Follows to-