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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Count Ronl,s Trial Next Week

Paris, Nov. 1O.-Counsel for the
Countess dc Castellane In her suit for
divorce against her husband. Count
Boni. are confident that the applica-
ton OF the counts attorneys for an
examination OF the witnesses in the
case win be denied by the court when
the matter comes up next Wednesday.
II IS also regarded as measureably
certain that the public prosecutor will
not avail himself OF the right which
he possesses to be heard IN the inter
ests OF the general public. Never
theless. It Is known that the credl-
tors are using every influence to pre-
vent the granting of divorce until
after their case is disposed Of.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Fire In Cargo.

New York, Nov. i0.--The steamer
Terence. which sailed from this port
wednesday from Manchester, put
back Thursday with FIRE In her cargo.
sho ran up the harbor 10 a point a
mile below Liberty Islantd and two
hreboats went 20 her assistance. The
fre Is smouldetlng among her cotton
bales. and an obstinate fight prOba-
bly, will be necessary before Il II sub
dued. The Terence Is q freight ves-
sci OF 2 coo tons. She carried no pas
Ecnrors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
10 Der cen, AdSAnee b Waas..

lama o.. Nov. i0.--A Ave and
ten per cent advance In the wages OF
eli employees OF no refining branch
OF the STANDARD ON company has
oeen announced here. The advance
Affects Immediately an the employees
OF the Solar refinery In this city and
che army Of employees az welker, In
wood county. Ohio; IN or City. Pa,
Whiting. Ind. BayOnne, n. j.,
Denver and Charleston. 8. Q. No
inetloe Of Ike advance has been re-
,eeived BY the pipe line department.
but rumor has it that the voluntary
advance viii extend TO every branch
.,ef the company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Miners Receive WAGE Increase

Bis5ee, Aria. Nov 10 An miners
employed 6y mining companies a. Bis
bee and Tombstone. have received
notice o. q raise In wages 70 date nom
Nov. I The scale has been advanc-
"a 3 ccnts a day ali round Miners
nov receive SS.75 a day. shaft men
N.2s a1f f,si motion holsslng en-
gineeH IS 81. TIE rev scale means
TIE payment Of ha1 a million collars
more each year BY mining oompa.
ui6a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Elve InosndIarv Elrnn .

New York, Nov. 1O,-one woman
Is dead. a man In a hospital suffer-
ing from severe burns, two thousand
persons hed from their homes In pam
lc and thousands more passed a
sleepless night as a result Of a series
OF incendlary fires In the two blocks
bounded by Slxtleth and Sixty-hrst
streets and Columbus and West End
avenues early Friday. Scores OF
persons whose lives were endangered
ny the connagration, were rescued
by hremen. In all there were Eve
tres. every one OF them incendlary,
between midnight and O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
JUDGE FAVROT SLEW
ALDRICH ABOUT WIFE
CONGRESSMAN Elect Followed the
"Unwritten Law" $3.50
hEMARKs AsouT MRs. FAvRoT
Ehe Judge Had Sent Word to Aldrlch
that There Would Be shOOtlns--Al-
drlch Was Armed-Rrlsnds RaIlylno
About Judge Favrot.

Baton, Rouge, La. Nov. 10. -
George X. Favrot, congressman elect
who shot and killed his life-long
friend, DR.. II. II. Aldrich, stu re-
fuses to clear the mystery Of the trag-
edy, other than to repeat his state
ment made just after the shooting,
that he acted for Sufficient reasons. =
The sufficient reason" OF Judge
Fayrot Is generally understood TO
meah remarks publicly made by DR..
Aldrich rejecting on q lady and that
lady was Mrs. Fayrot, the wife OF the
Judge. The exact nature of the re-
marks has not been discovered, but
they are said TO have been gross
enough TO provoke Jurge Favrot to
che deed.
Although Judge Favrot maintained
gllence as to the cause Of the trage-
dy, his friends issued statment
that "he followed the unwritten law"
acting In the belief that he was aveng-
ing en- affront TO his family. Judge
Favrots friends also declared that
DR. Aldrich was forewarned and fore
armed.
The street near which the shooting
occurred was at the time filled with
leading officials OF the city, accom-
panied In some cases by their wives.
At one edge Of this animated scene
Judge Fayrot was seen to enter an
Office building. raise his arm and Ere
rapidly three Zines. He came out
Immediately and surrendered himself
Or Aldrloh, the victim Of the
shooting, had just left his Office In
this building He was found lying
an the corridor with a revolver stick
ing nose down, in his watch pocket
and Us butt hidden under his vest
Fully one thousand persons attend
ed the funeral OF DR., Aldrloh.
Fully as notable as this showing
OF sympathy for the dead man, was
the manner IN which friends rallied
about Judge Favrot, former poiIti-
sal opponents, visiting him az the jail
end two lawyers, who have at times
been his political opponents, volun-
sorred their services for his defense
Thursdays only development was
che resignation OF Judge Favrot from
ais judicial position. His former
court is in the same building where
me Is now prisoner. II was an
,nounoed that Governor blanchard will
order special election to an the va
eancy.
Among Judge Favrots callers was
Lieutenant Governor Sanders.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Rslse Price Of lead Pencils.

New York. Nov. i5.-The whole
sale rate ON an head pencils costing
$3.50 or less a gross, mas gone up
according 20 announcements now be-
Ing sent % s,atlOners by domestic
manufacturers from 10 Is cents per
gross. New price lists on some
llnes % torcign pencils are also be-
ing seat 20 dealers The reason giv-
en- Tor TIE advance Is the higher cOss
q labor aud material.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
S65O,OOO SECyBEI
BY TRAIN ROB8
Surrounded Station and
? Up Mail Car.
A HUNDRED wELL.Aas
When The Robbery Was d
Rvoiutlonists Placed tn, 3,
TWO Wagons and Marched a
ing soelallstic Songs.

Rogow, Russian Poland, Nd
The Cossacks have this far N
successful in their pursu!, a
olutionists trains rob5c6, aud
a hundred well-armaI men. !
8 o'clock Thursday night sun
this section, threw three IA
the mail car of a train while !
gines were being changed. 4
the car, robbed it and lied vii
of money now said % aul
$3.50, 600.
The station master declvl
reyolutionists hid in the m
hood in the forests and wer.I
lently disciplined, their coml
giving orders through bugle 4
When the robbery was comb
revolutioniSts transported he'd
to two wagons and marched
military order, singing Sd
songs.
ye-witnesses confirm u
ment that the revolutionisB va
den In the neighboring woods,
the train stopped men aruas
rifles sprang up on both sije
ly executing the orders cOnTs
the bugle. The gondlrnes
ing in front of the station Vs
and killed and the reyoud01
placed sentinels at all Of 1
proaches aud cut The telegraph
While some of them oven
the trainmen. Others attacked
corts Of the mail car. OF q
bombs thrown, two exploded
rifle force, blowing the car
and killing five soldiers and
ly woundlng eleven Others.
The reyolutionists then u
the car and transferred DE
notes. gold and silver 20 I'd
and unfolding the red Gag,
up in military order, mafd
of the station, entered vaso'
were waiting in the fores.
drove on.
It was not until three boa
that a detachment Of Cos'ia
riedly sent for, appeared on
and started in pursuit Of ias
tionists.
Rogow Is now occupied ,!
eminent troops.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Aus,sr Nearing Resumed .

81, Louis, Nov. 10. The hearing
OF the dispositions oi the defense In
tho custer suit OF the state 81 Mis-
sourl, against the Standard Waters
Pierce aud Republican Oh companies.
vas resumed Friday. Q. l.. Akert.
general manager Of the Waters Pierce
company. who was the sole witness
THURSDAY, was again on the stanc
Ffiday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
samueI KIlson. seuIptor. psad. .

'NNf NisoNHf NNAlFh9lF GNaQs
New York. Nov. 10. Samuel j..
kitson, the sculptor, who had stu
dos In New York and Boston, died
at o'clock Friday morning Kidney
disease was the cause OF his death.
Mr.. Kitson was born In England IS
years ago. He was the principal
sculptor Of the interior work Of the
house Of w. X. Vanderbilt IN this
city. His other works include the
Sheridan monument. az Arlington
Va, North FrieEe Soldiers and SAIL
ors' monument arch AZ Hartford,
Conn. and many others.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
chisholm's Case Gale:

Birmingham, Ala Nov u
the case OF Alex r Chisao
as paving teller OF the F.r'
Bank Of Birmingham ta'i.
500, 900, which sum be g
have lost In cotton specllll
called in the federal c'11
went over until 9 p. m. -
prisoners leadlug lawyer sh
In another case 40 tao aAt
Chisholm was a. CONT ''o
BY his father. mother s'd
brothers. He appeargI 10
spirits. II Is unda-s.''1
defense win be Temporary
The case OF Broke D
charged with compile
embezzlement. viii also
afternoon q lare
icriurs were at
shop. 81 Is ALLEGED
q heavy bond
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12

IohnslOun. Pa, Nov. to.--Jacoo
Hauser. 81. faiAor 81 Jacob Haus-
or. d.. who was hanged issi Fca-
raary ior che murteT 81 BE wife ana
roiaer-ln-hw, Vas touut haarei 70
trce ln ,te back yard of his bone.
Hp had rf bate tea w9ggins over
Als Eaas tsfe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12

Two Delightful Social Events Which
Were Highly Enjoyed.

High Syringe. Nov. i0--MiEpah
Temple No ~ Ra,hbons sisies, had
q rieasore aud honor eonistred upou
Il byavisit from the Past Grand CAlsf.
Mrs. Lllisn Norris, o. Gainesville. A
reception 9as tsntered hsr o. Mss.
N. =. Semmes On The afletnooa 81
"A dntl1a5. llh. vhich vas ven al.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Hsmburusr Dies ss'''s

ChicaFo. Nov l'
burger died guCAsrs.-l
failure following az o-
Hamburger vas one Of
men In cigar ant 'osl7T !,
the coEuiry A mcH'-
burger and BITS family
q trip around ih' v1.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
nay lnsrssre Fa', "

New YORK AoF
saws e. became tr.a
practically az
Industrial oJ-
III. the ala
~ fou @
ilcreHe ta
90 tAc.g e..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12

Cape Henry Va. Nov. io,-The
oatilcshlp Louisiana Win Prosiien,
Roosevelt aud be parts on board and
the conyoying wauhlps Tennessee
end wsshlnrton, PISSED our hy me
*ifssria esses 81 eisq 4, "a, Fri5Ay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
FATAL TRAGEDY IN
PORTER'S QUARTERS
Berry Brigham, Jr., Shot and In
stantly Killed His Wife.
HUSBAND ALLeoEo INFIDeLITY

Suspected That She Had Not Been
True to Her Marriage Vows, and II
Is Alleged Found Her in Company
With Another Man.
Gainesville was the scene OF an aw.
fnl tragedy after 7 o'clock p. m. Sat-
urday, from the result Of which Cath
crime Brigham, colored, Lies corpse
at her home on South Moss street.
Porter's quarters; her husband, Berry
Brigham, Jr.; is a fugitive from JUS
tice, and once happy and contented
home has been broken up.
Brigham used as his weapon a
double.baFFelled, Misunderstanding gun,
but the contents OF one barrel OF that
was sufficient TO accomplish it's deadly
purpose. There was a fash, bang
and the woman lay dead in the yard
at the feet of be slayer, the load hav-
ing taken effect in she pit OF the stom-
ach. The shot was fired at such close
range that the woman's clothing was
ignited and was burning freely when
the crowd arrived.
ouIY One Eye Witness.
Moses Parrish, who lives with his
family next door to the Brigham home,
was the only eye witness to the trag-
edy, as far as could be ascertaiDed,
Parrish stated TO by-slanders that he
was In his house, when he heard what
he took 20 be . scufile 10 thecane patch
In rear OF the Brigham home, and the
rattling Of the canes. He stepped out
into HE yard. and about that time by
che glare OF light In Brigham's home,
saw Brigham emerge through the door
with HE gun.
what IL the trouble. Brigham"
Parrish was said to have asked.
Brigham it is alleged replied that he
had found his wife with another man
At this inssa mt the woman came run
ming around the corner of the piazza,
when Brigham ss quick as a fash
levelled the gun and fred.
Brigham Escaped.
Immediately after she killing Brig.
ham made his escape, aud has not yet
been captured. Sheriff FeuDell and
other officers we're on the scene as
quickly as possible after the news Of
the tragedy reached them. Search was
made for the murderer, bot without
avail. and IL was supposed that he
made for the woods.
Body CHASTITY Sight.
A large crowd was attracted 20 the
scene In a few moments, when the
spectators observed a ghastly sight.
The woman lay dead upon her back.
both hands up, in pool Of blood, the
ghastly wound being IN full view.
Her clothing was still burning. bot
was extinguished by someone in the
crowd.
The body was removed into the !
house. after being reviewed. i, il not |
known whether en- inquest will be held |
Or not.
Berry Brigham, IT,, q we'll known In !
where he was reared. He
ID comparatively young man, unusD-
Ally Industrious, aud has been engaged |
in various pursuits Of common labor
The man with whom it l. alleged the
woman had been discovered also made
HE escspe. His identity is NOS known.
'ince Brigham did not iniOrm Parrish
u the bsme during the conversation
between che two just prior 20 the kill
ng. II is natural 20 suppose that
Brigham did nos have time % disclose
be name sitter the tragedy.
HIGH SPRINGS NOTES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Brigham Escaped.

Immediately after the killing Brig.
ham made his escape, aud has not yet
been captured, Sheriff Fennell and
other officers we're on the scene as
quickly as possible after the news Of
the tragedy reached them. Search was
made for the murderer, bot without
avail, and IL was supposed that he
made for che woods.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07
Notice to yag225sors.
ARRIVES ffstt9, &@fslsss-
TON


Hon Robert T. Br3us4afd Of
New Iberia, Representative III
Congress from the I hid Louisiana
District, arrived from Washing
ton yesterday morning % his way
home. Though NIT. nyuO@smd
has been frequently mentioned as
a possible gubernatoliIl candidate,
and his friends over ne state are
urging HIM to make lie race, he
considers it too early 10 make any
definite announcement ~ The sub
iect. AS the gubcInatorial priina
~ is still a long way off, Mr.
BroussaId will make lis congress
sional campaign before he socks
laurels in the State Executive
Mansion. TO avoid the position
Of being candidate for two offices
at once, that OF Representative
and Governor, which would bc
the situation were he to announce
his candidacy for the gulrrnato-
rial Office now, he will not consi
der the latter until tie vun1rea-
sional election il over Times
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07
A p|iCatiOn For FRANCHISE.

The application of Mr.. ". p. Coz cry
with the recommendation of the
Board of Trade for a franchise t
construct a street railway in the CITY
Cf New Iberia was read When il was
move d by Mr.. Rcnoudet, seconded by
Mr. Indc,t and carried that fins appIi-
cation be published "a the official iourn
al for ne space of thiriy days rs re
quircd by the City Chartcr-iie APP
plication reads Il follows, to wit,
TO the Hon. Mayor aud Board Of
Trustees of the City Of New Iberia.
Gentlemen:
IN behalf Of myself, associates or
assigns, beg TO submit to you the
following proposition for franchise
70 build and operate along the entire
length Of Main and -, Peer Street.
uaIng such cross streets Us may be
uecC sarv to connect with The line II
each of said ~treets. SO as to complete
Il Ilclt road, 4 street and. interurba"
railroad N:sh 4 moter I5ower other
than steam for period ~ twenty
Ave 9)fyeais, namely:
First:--I will pay all expedsee IN
cedent to the publishing Of my appli-
cation for the frapchise in question
Second Upon t h e franchise
being gran ed to be, my associates
~ of fvf hundit d dollars into r,,e
and condifonthat am to be given
a period Of tour n9nths from the date
ofthe grarting II the franchse to
deposit tie additional SUM of four
thousand dollar IN the CITY treasury
as a iorfeit in event thefroad be not
completed and IN operation in the
City of New~-ioeria within fifteen
months from that date, that is after
the expiration If the four months.
During the four months granted
me to determine whether | shall
undertake the construction Of the
said road and to deposit the said sum
of four thousand dollars as aforesaid.
| will pay at the end OF each month
the sum of one hundred and sixty six
dollars and sixty six and
% cents, making a total of one
thousand dollars, which amount shall
vest Internationally in the CITY
should | fail to deposit at the expira-
ton of the said four months the
additional sum of four thousand
do lars as iorle.l tor the failure to
construct aud operate the SAID road
within The hlte nset,ti . aforesaid
In the cv II IF ~cpstrrcting and
Operating tie road within fifteen
months as aioee 4, the CITY Stall
return to me the ,..ii sum OF five
thousand dollars vEieh ! shall have
deposited as "A !o.f. i: u.itA them
The above propositions arc 10 b.
set out in the franchise Win al tlie
particularly that Won might dosirr
ana failure on my part to cotopiy
with the same III every dctaii snail
operate as a TO fixture Of th: same.
The manner in which said road
shall be built, 10 az not to uu1eces-
5arially interfere with traffic shall /
likewise be set forth b. you in the
said frarcLi {. e
Respectfully.
w. L. conery.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07

BY virtue of a commission Is
sued unto me oGt Of Tie above
Hon. Court under order granted
on the 2ird DAY If May 1896
there Will b. }Solt by The endrr
signed Administration o. J., 1dHI
authorized ( pub lc aucilon"'T
for Cash, for the pprp"s" Of pa,
ing debts of the Srcr~~l"h, "t'
Saturday tie ~ dayf' lay \ u
1906 bctweenEtho Ir1lI SALE h"ul
at the, ColifE Il"t%e frWt d"o'
in New IBERIA TIT, he Following
described property @brlonSihg t,
the above named Succession TO
wit
"A certain lot Of ground Will
all the buildings thereon and
thereuntO belonging situated ~
the Parish of iberia state Of
Louisiana, measuring Forty Eight
feet front by d depth Of Two hun
dred and Eighty eight feet and
bounded on the North hv lands
of Ridgcway or assigns. South
by Weeks Street, East by prop
erty of Gaddison, and on the
west 10y lands OF hidgrway,
Also a let Of movable prorrIt y
consisting Of Furniture, Kitchen
contents and etc, rs lttmlzcd III
the inventory made and taken III
said Succession and on file III
| his Court.
Albert Olivier.
AdmHiSt, atoi
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07

A'N hroe Thousand Dollars, ia h..
tihp'o}td and disposed Of aceo,1;, w
!" me ct IfeiS, articles and cond,,;n.k
81 the instrument upon which .na,
property shall have been acouir.d - !"
Inc VIII aud intention of IN. do,n. VI
nus cone, pasted and signed in INV
"iIIt at , " Iberia Iberia pn,;.b
Louisiana, on HE dav, month .nn
"a, hrNt above written. in the ures.no.
OF MeAsrs. Charles NJ Bahon Ir oaI
) Garrett NJ b, good and comn.
tent witnesses who lave signed thrs.
presents with the parties and m"
Notary, after due reading If ,he WHOLLY
Cnas. VI. Bahon Jr.
} +. Garrett NJ ID. Illnesses;
'. Piraro,
q. Constantine,
'. Roccaforie,
A. Mannonc.
q. Maniscalco,
{. Bugahti,
+. Briganti,
G. Briganti,
u. X his mark Nell
&. (x) his mark Tortomas,
>. Comfy,
G., Signorclle,
q, * his mark Caronna,
>. Carrabba,
g. Cardova,
q. Drago,
Nj. Piraro,
G. Praro,
6. Comfy,
q. Plcoraro,
f. Guinta,
f. Alamo,
l.. Caroni,
V. CYCLIC.
g. Eutera,
+. Fnt,
N. Caronna,
5. y his mark Dolce,
A. Vadala,
l.. Bennte,
NJ (x)his mark Gioffri,
p. (&)his mark Casiiglione,
&. * his mark Catalano.
+. tx his mark Paladino.
Aftx) his mark Tortomase.
r. = his mark Gulotta,
z%<G. tx his mark Streva,
- V. (x) his mark Musciumesci
A. OK his mark Benente.
A. * his mark Giunts,
&. (x) his mark Natoli.
G. Leoluca,
Anthony n Mul'ert
Notary Public.
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Modest Claims Dsten Carry til'
Most SCuBictipBI.

When Maxim, the famous gun
inventor, plaeea~AiS gun before
a committee Of juds.s, De stated
its carrying power h. be nue.,
below what he FL ~uio Chr gnu
would accomplish. The result Of
the trial was yerefore i great sur
prise, insteadfof disappointment.
1t is the Sant with he manulac
turers of fhamhcliain's Cole,
Cholera aud Diarrlocd Remedy
They do not publicly boast Of
all this remedy VIII accomplish,
but prefer to let tie users make
the statements What tnry do
claim, is that il will positively
cure diarrhoea, dyscntcry, pans
IN the stomach ana bowels and
has never been known to fail
For sale By All Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07
Letter 10 .s0h;a fsr0 sg% @arsi

Dear Sil; There's twice as
mnch horse in one horse-i3 may
be 4 mare as there j. IN FNo a.
three others together
SO with paints too II 4 paint
er can do your job Nith 10 gallons
Devoe for so; i'm rakeg2 Is o.
20 of other paints: andftle cost
of job is about - a bon, what
ever the painAmny De
There are ynnjs fduIterafed
throequarters- ipn'v De qumt- of
paint in gallon H.. Sou 10
paint four gall1ns # rubbish 10
TO get one galIol a pant The
worst horse you'(e lot i as good
as that paint, and lF'll 20 as far.
The less galloas paint is the
paint, a, the most horse horse i
The horse.
Yours truly
f. w. DENOE 4 GO
New York.
Ribbeck Mfg Co. sells our
paint.
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Anthony N. Mul'erS
Notary Public.
STAT f. OF LOUISIANA,I


STATE OF LOUISIANAl
PARISH OF IBERIA
I, Edwin s. Broussard. District At
torney for the 10Th Judicial District Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that ]
have examined the foregoing act OF H.
corporation of the 'ITALIAN MUTU.
AL BENEFIT ASSOCIAiI ION OF
NEW IBERIA" which has been han
ded to me for examination rs to its le'
gality, and that am of ithe opinion
that the objec.s and purposes OF sald
Corporation as specified in SAID ae''
are legal. and that none OF the provis'
ions therein contained are contrary 10
law.
Parish of Iberia, Louisiana, this ot''
day Of June, A. ID. 1906.
T.. s. BROrSSARD,
Dist. Atty 18th Jud. Dist. C"ufl'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07

While the mDlrh III this year
was peculiarly dry, yet che total
of the months rainfall makes .
very far showing, The total was
brought up BY lie one heavy rain
Of the month Tie record is as
follows:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or IBERIA.
|. the undersigned CLERK OF eou.'
and Fix Officio Recorder OF Mortgaee'.
in and for the Parish OF IBERIA o,a'e
of Louisiana, do hereby certify 'h"'
he above and foregoing act o. lnco,p
alton of the "IfAL1AN MUiohs
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION +"
NEW IBERIA" WAS this dav GUY !.
corded in my office, in Miscellaneous
Book ) 1T folio lS4. o ,ooe
New IBERIA, Louisiana. June o. i'"'
J. G. Leblanc, JK'. ..
Dty Clerk o Court ana TX imp un .. ,;sb
corder of Mortgages for the r"''''
of Iberia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07
RTICLE TX

This Corporation shall be CAPABLE in
Law. r. take. receive and hold all
chattel given or bequeathed unto them
or acquired by them in any manner
respective to the amount fixed by law
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07

May 10
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07

ihS act OF incorporation may be
improved, amended and altered by a
vote Of Three-fourths of the members
in e cd standing Of this Association.
rrest ut at any regular meei1ng, pro-
vid.d that such proposed improve
ment, alteration or amendment have
beer, presented IN writing and read at
two previous regular monthly meet
ing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-07
\ ours truly

Ribbeck Mfg Co. sells our
paint.