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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
At 7 No. M.
House Bill No. TIC.
ny Mr Winrbcrly.
JoI\T RESOLUTION


~' u, to M" Of t stat. '. ' a
Section resolved by the Assembly Of the sas Of "i1
s Of IN" CONSTITUTION
constitution ' ., III" s . A" " s" "' y,'".; .
n, matte, ut . tn, fund ,"
appeal
"@r resolved ,., THAT Article a 90 Of the Constitution"
"'s 80 1"s ""'
.' .u and the s r,.. I ''1 ss is, six *'t
,ra,s '" ' ~ t , s ' i " ra"e "' 1y
' III, ,,' 'y Of ' r",' ", ',' salary %
s" s ' r ' "'y r the "S" "n warrant an" "
h s s,,,. ," s, ''@ "a etc., That Article 30" the '"
the t"" Orleans" s State r' v',, ' into ' " ,''"",'
',. , into t r.s as ne"" " " 1 W sv " 1 H
v's''"s," st Helena re"te '", st Many 1e,"n A SUM,
st us," st. rs"ms"y Acadia East Felona t'a" st Landry
!s"!- 1
% ; % Ky , S; S' $, ;
1 Hr,. ' t . circuit, s" louisiana a circuit and be known " the Court
v a , ,ss - s x, , follows; s 1 sr r' 5 ., " .,
S " >n t ." s first ,; an" a, r ".". N. s""
%"ny trs""' "v'
roll West Carroll franklin. renas duacbit,, Madison. ,''
yI', ,lar , lincoln
., s,, so . IS Es s" AG 2 and Red
elected ' as s ," ,r ""s , a. .' S Ss, ' Judge
The Appeals be in circuits nests,
be
6, Judge
in TO eacho Of the first
shall he elected a the
March the
named shall he elected of and
be
o the rmof
o . ed for a term
Of ccuit:t the ctjon1
shall he and
In
nndco
a his
romsi knesso
other unable be etcnt
his of
shall he Judge of only: who
from the
tend ickness
provided of
o the shall a. Rouge Amo
nalds,ie and such other places be of
circuit
Monroe, Shreveport, Alexandria,
other Court
in eachcn circuits
of
following
the places named the public require shall
finally determined Until otherwise
for the re turno of be fxed by court -
be courts without concurrence of
.
Tor
1hat Ari
resolved the
amended s. rs o cad las Ious:
The in the co,r.
held shall attend person by deputy court
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
Improved fulv 10. 1no6
NC \ 80 -
House RlI M ~
~ Mr. Butter



Proposing m amendment t tho state 1
mua exemption ho" t'Na'"
resolved BY IL" er".'oI '",'r e Tho lon,
, two % '" ~, 1h ~ ci",," Of the to,, a ,a 10 "s That
20 The following -'"' :, @,""' ~" ''','rm Other
III buildings and r'" pc, ,1, "@ e', IT, public
estate public '',,s and ,'1 an" nv" h. ASSOCIATIVE"
' s"sr Of any n,nuy ~ o'" IL IN pubic halls
a " . $" N, , n" nj" e. @ ' , %s , "".
tho hundred dollars ,! 'h ,.. -", a, he exempt
portion TAXATION Won o. tho "o''H'f' "- the hand, Of the
and municipal period tho FIRST of January
""" s'!" "' q" ,. az" '% v1o " I " t '
s''',y hats o,lms ' %''1, '", , tim, TIM copper and
soap stationery ink AID paper boat building and fertilizers
a" t p,a,Suc that nothing herein exemption. p
' " :, 1 , , s"".' "r tr ',~ar To- ,, ten , from
the date of its completion an, 1'aa ." o ' ' tn may here
when aid ', ','"'% " 1 , n any s s n "' y."
t'o" ta" herein Established "nI~ vp"r rth,s as
e""sn to r,, , ,, ~ y" " which i vote %
m" a '5 Of ' '' t""r@rs 1 @ the sa"e v ~ %
exemption apply double tracks e'imes switches dp
in operation within state othe, lines
r., ,y' or ra Of @"en ,o' begun
adi which substantially completed " the date OF the adoption
property '! '""oE military Organization q The
military purposes, rona's while used shall be exempt
Be further resolved etc Tia, SAID proposed a~an"
required Of the state Of Louisiana and
general the Congressional election be @hh
Section further etc., That the official ballots aid
of Louisiana relative
r"t s" '11 ia" of ', state of '"s
from TAXATION provided the general cleo
the state whether he votes for against the amendment
Speaker Of + The he ' "HSor Fl Representatives
Lieutenant Govern nd President the Senate
Governor OF ne o Louisiana
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01

~" 's''Sh'' r' " " =,
sotl between January 7' va
he ~" - '"
. 7" no interest ~
f. collected to tho i"ad ct il"
dat,n untnt
the >, he aud SAID bonds
!, il ul"
provide" said Nt y"
thu, >
an tho this Net sh" "n'tn'" contra
l.tv
q
n sixth day Of Nn''rn"
he Omitted Ito the o. i
city, n, \oul ~
Ncvr aud under the
,niii u h
10 that cmIa
rclNa ID present constitution ~
tI, in and THIS amendment
to Tia cNtcr aud repeated
ton i
lot, to he used at said 10.
lm at orleans Public Bond Nn'".nh"
Mud the words
urnt"
,rlol in tho general ctr,u avs Of
I
Inutcn Govern and res .
Speaker i the House Representatives
Approved
t,nem n the .
ME IIJ. secretary
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
House Bill No. 49,
Nv Mr.. Gamble

ny Mr. Gamble. House Bill \" Nv
the Constitution Of the State
adopted o the 18th day of May 1898
and House of the ca f y
Assembly Louisiana therein there be submitted and prey
in state Louisiana the Tuesday next following assm
of adopted 10Th May 1898 as i"o'
The parish of taddo shall the first district 4
parishes Webste, the second dsna
parishes compose the third da"
The parishes Of Union and Lincoln shall compose the fourth @ sh district
parishes the sixth o' Sat
parishes Riclanl shall the s,'n 1 %sa
The Franklin Catahona shall the egh n at
The parishes of Madison and East Carroll shall compose tn. n a
The parishes of onod and Ienfas shall om" the ''nn @
The parishes Of Natchitgtfes and FED River shall compose the 4
The parishes eSoe Sabine md Vernon shall compose he a"l
parishes Ralid and C,ant shall the thirteenth a'
1he Of fourteenth district .td
The parishes Of 'acFs" apa Cameron shall "r" the , hatn"
The parish St Landry shal the sixteenth
parish Vermiion shall compose Seventeenth district - uart
of Acadia and the
The are Of IBERIA and tin nineem
parishes Terrelnnc and shall compose the '"
The parishes crvle Vest Baton Rouge Co1ee %
district
The parish East Baton Rouge shall compose the twenty second
parish of St empoe twenty third district H. r
The of and shall compose
fourth - mns @
parishes St Helena Livingston and TangTaha shall coupe
fifth district. sgH
parishes Of Washington and st. ranmauy shall compose
sixth district ~ ups @
The parishes Assumption shall "v
The parishes of ST. John the Baptist, st Charles and ' =
the twcnty eighth district -, .vatydm
The parishes plaqucmines shall compose the "
district. .rd@~
that Assembly l@u tTs
their discretion redstric the judicial provided for %'
Provided that no ease shall the salary dstc' s
thousand dollars per
y SANDERS S sap
Lieutenant t;oycrn,, an, President Of !"
NEWTON sIndst
tovernr Of the STA" W
JOHN T. MIC Hell, Secretary Of state
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01

,t, authorized property voting said ''
tom to levy aud assess special 'Hes upon ' ,ano ,.trta. provided
that said exceed dNc ""ls ." the "0'' w. -,
" g'eat"' number :" years ina" me =, 1
in 10 y" bonds "hH y" '
tn" submission :" "" proposition - @
bonds be issued f" any "'l"' r"
smng systems q" watH""ks sewerage drainage w.
buildings, bridge" and public improvement" III" tue =" w
be- such "i' f" longer period ''a" 'n
municipal ~.ruaton parish district sewerage
Of the interest annually
annually aud the principal thereof at maturity provided '"' y"
bonds parish school sewerage ''1,"f ''' a.,
ro . ae.ei ,al'" "' the property
", municipality parish school " v"'oe" districts" ln"a'"
councils shall have authority to create with" the" Respective '
herein contained shall "" ''''
t,'' al drainage districts established "''', ~" Jaw" I n,o,
addition" +" til" powers """ granted b"" the "" power S '
,r, t a", , ,"nnI, f.. S na ne, ane To-, period
electors "m, The ,we Of this State Voting
article. and said drain'g" districts
the ''," 'n''ht''""~s AND '"
negotiable bonds therefor payable principal and interest "' %" am" NJ" "
principal amour" 7" he '"r ny S>"
" drainage bonds shall /" issue" m "''", p"r" than mat -, Wn
voted aud shall not f." longer PORTO" Tia" '
ho" "i date Ne" beg" greater '"'' of interest tina" i've " @
AT e"ntI,ors and uro,pr tn>e heretofore authorized
elections held drainage districts "g""",
further resolved That the ofd'. ballots to b" used at
relative to drainage districts and h"
Against the propose! amendment 7" h"" 2sl Of the ons,n"'"
the general election the he ~ the
amendment
President Fro lcm Of III" Senate
Speaker the House of Representatives,
80 &
t,,verno of q
MICHEL. Sec,etar Of
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
ACT NO. 122.
BY Mr.. i'eale.
Senate Bill No. %
JOINT RESOLUTION.


Of the Of
relative drainage
l. ssembly the of Jouis
of
the Constitution the tied the
tion,a BY
the
Of the Constitution o follows:
and districts the City New Orleans
OF
qualified electors under the Constitution voting
published for thirty days the official journal of the
incur debt and issue negotiable bonds therefor to the extent
school drainage districts shown by the
70 the submission Of the proposition to the property
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
ACT NO. A..
nv Mr. Doyle
House Eill NJ. tot.
JOINT RESOLUTION


Article the state Of Louis
lana relative I" the city criminal court" IF louisiana
il resolved Assembly %
thirds all members elected each That Article
" a,1 ,," Tn h I t t1 @ % ol ,f ;,
courts to be known respectively the First city Criminal .o" Of the city
which shall be presided and which shah
have jurisdiction within the territory hereinafter prescribed for the trial with
does not exceed months Imprisonment the parish jail fine Of $500
with authority bail discharge
territorial over
districts Of said city i" case Of the office 'n disability
tho other
within the jurisdiction the " We
admitting bail that necessary proper
and might due have been made by the Judge within whose Ic
the his counsel the other Judge, within
he committing magistrate and discharge bail
Of criminal be awf for
the Judge jurisdiction the this
arrest make preliminary orders and have the
before him. although sitting his he discretion,
"1s S f G n 'p 80 th "" :" elected W the
therefor shall be held the Congressional
be law resided and piced atto
election appointment The Judges shall
appoint deputies authorized by law at salaries
not exceeding $1,000 except deputy who shall be
monthly City of Oleans. '
he submitted to the electors their approval required
Article m of the Constitution Louisiana the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
Lieutenant Governor and President o ! Senate
G. BLANCHARD
the OF
JOHN r MICHEL. Secretary Of
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
N I 10 10
Scuatc Hll No. 30
nv Mr. NilIsaps
JOINT RESOLUTIONS

" Mr. SQUAT" 'Hl NJ 20
t, ninctyo
to office General Of
il \zeuh the state IF Louis
inna W birds f al &C.
the state or Louisiana b" So
ancndcd t. ~
Nti nnctysc, Tresl Ic Genera
he the
four Years he and actually resided
uua Il 4 n
his elect q % dollars
oh on hi own a,raut
qualified
the tnngc sipual to he Nosrm
ort' shall take effect the first Jan
r. further resolved. rl" til" official ballots I" 'e
used q
amcnlm 10 eve ~
ana. @
of tonsti of rf Iosi
IN tho 81 o
the PROPOSE o. he FOR
toy and II
w
STcakeo the House Of
Approved June
Cove q the . Isru
A
MICHEL, Secretary #
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-09-01
Approved July -, 1000.
ACT NO. 21G.

JOHN Y. MICHEL. Secretary Of state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
LINCOLN.
WISCASSET.

Mrs. Sutton Albec Of DamariScottu
is visiting her daughter, Mrs +. T.
IOudlCtte.
John Alhcc'S family are moving int,
their new home on Watcl street.
Arthur Buzzell has bought Charli,
Seckin's house on Churchill street and
will occupy it at once.
{. ]. Gavin has bought horse Of c;
Il. Evars and is much pleased with
his bargain.
Olis Albcc is visiting friends in Car
diner and Manchester
George II. Evans has gone to Bos
ton for a few days.
Eleven numbers of Huntoon Hill
Grange were in attendance TUESDAY
evening and appointed a committee tc
hunt up the records 50 that dues may
be paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r. Albee and son
Roy. Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. Barnes, of
Manchester took an automobile triy
from Augusta. called on friends in
town. dincd at The Albee, crossed the
new brluEC to EdSecOmb thence II
Damariscotta and spent 4 few hours
with friends there. returning to Angus
ia in the evening.
Miss Mary Jane Marston ha- gone IL
Gardiner to make her home with her
sister, Mrs. Annie Goodwin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
NORTH WHITEFIEUD.

There are l. scholars in ATTENDING"
at til" Kings Mill'S school: taught ''N
Miss Sadie MarS"n "f East PtSt"n.
Warren Icavitt is on the sick list
again.
,;.orgn TOW les llv T.. +. u. carrier j;
now taking his vacation. tn" mail is
carried by his assistant, Fred liat"h.
Mis-, Dyral IIcrscy and Mis-; Eft |
King are teaching in Windsor.
&. ". Ford is loading ears with lum-
her on the w W. & f. L. r.. for Wis
caSS"t
Sidney Railev K now running hi~
thrcGhinG machine.
Mi. rh'Ian preached 4 very interest
ing sermon n tn" church Friday eve
ming.
Grnvclins on the highway has hccT
cnilri"tcd.
Fred l.. Scott il doing a rushing, bus
mess ut his now store.
Every ono in thiS section x com
planning sc the drought. Almost a Wa
ter famine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
Tortured Day
and Might
RHEUMATISM CRAZES THE MIND.
An Internal Blood Treatment Jailed
Uric-O Is Widely Recommsnoed to
Cure II.

Every sufferer from Rhuenatism
who wants to be rid of the sieepess
nights. the nerve binding. muscle
twisting hours of pain. should Get at
once q bottle of Uric-O. the marVelous
spccific for the cure of Rheumatism
1t matters little how long one mas s1t-
fcred from the trouble nor now il
tense the suffering. Uric-O VIII cure
it. 1t cures by it's direct actlon Upon
the blood. muscles and kidneys; it
noutralizes the rheumatic ACID poison
and drives it from the system. Drus-
gists and Physicians everywhere are
recommending Uric-O because they
know that at last there has Deen
remedy prepared which actually Cites
the trouble and cures it to stay carei
1t has stood all kinds of tests and
never been found wanting. Orlc-O is
cure for rheumatism and Tor Rssu-
matism only. Mr.. Percy W. Meas is
;; the agent for Uric-O in Augusta md
he would be glad to meet all suffetrs
from the disease and explain the set-
ion of Uric-O on all forms or Rhetaa
tism. The Smith Drug Co, OF Sia-
cuse. n. Y, are the makers OF Ur.O
and will be glad to send any rheurst;c
, n sample of this marvellous specit Oh
| request. They sometimes send = IN
sized bottle to people se""'hs ior
| samples.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
Branch Mills Grange.

E-anrh Mills grange entertained
Shcersoot Lake grange. Sept. goth. a
baked bean supper was served and the
Lecturer pres rntcd the following pro-
gram: Song. by Addic Crommeit:
reading. by W. :. Jones: song. by Don
Worthing; question box. by Alice Par
mcnter: song. by Helen Worthing ::
duet by Helen and Don Worthing:
lecture. by W. II. Daley: music. by Eli
Worthins: rhyme by Alice Young: "My
First Rccollcctions." by W. $. Jones:
song bv Harry Worthing; reading, by
DR. StinSOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
SOMERSET.
NORRIDGEWOcK.

MI and Mrs. Will Palmer of Rum
ford Falls are visiting relatives in
town.
Thursday evening" occurred the OPEN
ing ball in the new Grange hall. There
was a large attendance. Music was
furnished by kcEIalls orchestra of
SkowhcGan. \ lin" supper was
served
Dr. Daniel An!cs Of Portland is in
town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Merrill are en-
joyins Il two weeks vacation.
Lynn Holbrook has opened Il grocery
store ut his home on the Mercer road.
Somerset Grange has set the dates
for their fair october >, :. 4.
ST. ALBANS.
{. : Hilton returned from Sknwhs-
gan Saturda! night. He WAS on tha
grand jury. George W. Martin worked
in the grist-mill while he was absent
The cheese factory will he closed thi !,
week. Mr.. Parkman the cheese maker
has had very good success and tho
cheese finds a ready sale.
Harry Brown Of South Rycgatc. Vt.
is visiting his sister Mrs. L. T.. South
ard.
The Good 'TemIlars arc to cclcbrat.
their first anniversary next Sunday by
attending church in BODY Rev. C..
A. Southland will preach Il Temperance
sermon.
Mrs Florence Chisholm returned
from the Provinces Friday.
A fine baby girl has come to bl"ss tn.
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Mel
son.
Melvin BiSelow and s. II. Goodwin
were at home over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEc.
EAST READFiECD.

f. Hunt made 4 business trip I"
NorridGcwock and Snithtield last
week.
Mrs. Belle Dunlap Austin Of BOSTON
visited friends AMI relatives in Read
field aud Manchester last week
All were glad to welcome Miss May
Brown at Palmer. Mass. former
teacher Of the Hoyt Hill school. Miss
Brown won the esteem of parents and
pupils while teaching here several
years ago.
Two of our pupils from this part of
tn" town. Miss Emma Hunt and Miss
Ic.si" Brown arc attending school at
kcnt's Hill.
Mrs. Vim. Hunt is quite i'll with
throat trouble. Mrs. Ruth Fletcher of
Manchester is caring for her.
Road Commissioner Gordcn and
crew are repairing Kent's Hill.
f. a. Gordon is making extensive
repairs on his barn and stable.
BRANCH MILLS.
George Doc from Arlington, Mass.
ana Mrs. Sarah Shuman Of Weeks
Mrs. Rachael kincaid and Mrs Ella
Jackson We're guests Of Mrs. Dean
Estes one day last week.
Mrs. II. X. Stinson entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Society the 18th.
\ party Of 10 went to George Roberts
cottage on the Pond Road Sunday and
enjoyed Il corn roast and picnic din
ner.
Mrs. Dean Estes and little son Stan
Icy entertained Il party of little folks
Saturday afternoon. The time was
spent in blowing soap bubbles. playing
games. etc. The supper table was very
IT, ttily decorated with flowers. Sand
WiChcS. ice cream and several kinds Of
cake were served.
Miss Annie Wall of Watcrville was at
:. &. P1rm"nter's Sunday.
George Crnmmett is in Belfast as
juror this week.
Harry W"rthing went to Watcrville
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25

5000. 1t is estimated that there will
be at least 1000 barrels.
+. II. Cook shipped a car load of
apples. mostly Starkey variety, to
Liverpool las, week. He has a large
crop.
Inc potato crop is reported to be
very light in this vicinity. Mcssrs
Priest and Doe will harvest about 1900
bushels on Priest Hill.
Work on the repairs planned on the
NJ. +. church will begin on oct. /.
Owing TO the absence of the pastor
there were no services ut the BAPTIST
church. Sunday morning.
Chas. Reynolds of Middlctown.
Conn, visited his brother. W. T.
Reynolds last week.
John Dean of this village was taken
by DIR. Mabrcy to Portland on Friday
ana entered the Maine General Hospi-
tai. Mr. Dean has been great sufferer
ana all hope he may receive great
benefit there.
inc twin girls Of Mr. and Mrs. G. &.
Hussey were awarded d prize. of IA miro
non crib. for the handsomcst pair at
the Central Maine Fair.
Roger Gray of Seattle, Wash, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gray.
thlidrens night will be observed at
the next meeting of Vassalboro Rcbck-
ah Lodge, Sept %.
our village presents the appearance
of city so far as the tearing up of lis
streets is concerned. Pipe is being
lald on nearly all of the streets con-
meeting with the water main 10 Wafer
VILE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
Silver Lake Grange.

Silver Lake Grange. emma, heId th"i'
regular meeting Tuesday evening SEPT,
IL. baked bean supper was served.
One visitor from Winslow was present.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
NORTH MANCHESTER.

ar. ana Mrs. Bert Foster and son,
hullelsh' or Church Hill spent Sunday
with MI. and Mrs. w. l.. Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
CHINA.

Mrs. Sharlcy Taylor. vii" has boon
living in California is now with her
son IL this village
Lena Head Of Path is visiting III"
family Of Lot Randall on the Neck.
Edwin Gilman is at home on a Va
cation.
Mr. ana Mrs. Gabriel ana daughter
Mary. ara Mrs. Gahrirls brother OF
Oldtown. passed Thursday night at
the 5tarkcy House
4 fair sized audience greeted IN"
HanSell ENTERTAINERS at G.. y. X. Hall
Friday evening and the literary and
musical Program given showed TIC
company worthy of patronage.
Mr.. Fred Z. Hansell. as a whistler is
an artist Of unusual merit while his
three daughters arc attractive ana
pleasing ~ their Varied roles. q. Les
lie Waterman. humorous and dramatic
impcrSonat0r Of the company has =
fine voice and talent for his chosen
profession.
Mrs Frank Mclaughlin and ban!
have been spending a few days ~ MIS-
McLaueEIin'S home on Stanley HILL
Nr. ana Mrs Ollie Kitchen have q
t,aby girl. !:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
NORTH SIDNEY.

The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist
church will have a Cookie Social III
Z. II. Sawte!le's next Saturday even
ing. Sept. %.
sidney Town Fair viii hc held. oct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-25
RIVE RSlDE.
riverside

The Ladies Aid. of the Riverside
church. will meet win
Miss Angie Smiley on Thursday after
noon. Sept % at o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-08
MORAL FORCES AROUSED.

1t is hard to see how the legislators
are going to defeat the bishops bill
and still face their constituents at
home. Such a representation Of poW-
er as was in evidence at their hearing
in Trenton Tuesday cannot be ignor-
ed. The moral forces OF the state
are aroused.
The New York Evening Sun, in an
editorial comment on the latest New
Jersey movement for reform, well
presented the situation as it is and
as the result must be, in the follow
ing observation:
THE side-door family entrance is
to go, and under no circumstances are
sales to be made to minOrs-that is
10 say, the GROWER is to go too.
When New Jersey gets thoroughly
aroused on a sumptuarE or economic
or moral question the chips always
fly. 1t is all very well for the saloon
keepers to scott at the bishops bill
as an illogical interference with their
business and therefore "a flash i'm the
pan but when the clCrgvmcn. led by
their bishops, assemble in Trenton,
old settlers will remember the cru
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-08
A PLAIN DUTY.

The statement of the boy who was
served by Emil Fitzke with liquor on
Sunday in his saloon at Smith and
Goodwin streets is conviction enough
for this man. The duty of the eX-
else commissioners is plain. This
saloonkeeper has broken the excise
ordinance twice in one action. He
has not only served liquor on Sunday,
but he served a minor, For this the
recorder has very properly fined him
$40. which is $40 for each oncnse,
the limit of the ordinance. Thus the
recorder has done his duty.
But the excise ordinance goes fur
Their. 1t says; That if any person
or persons, holding a license by viz
tue of this ordinance, shall violate
any of the provisions thereof and be
convicted of said offense by a court
of competent jurisdiction, in such
case his. her or their license shall be-
come liable to be forfeited, and the
said license may be revoked by the
said Board of Excise commissioners
of said city, beside the other penal
ties imposed by this ordinance, and
the laws of this state, in such case
made and provided, and the record of
said court will be sufficient proof OF
such conviction
1t is thus zen that no further evil
dence is needed to revoke this mans
license for the records of the recor-
der's court, in which Fitzke has al
ready been convicted, is sufficient
proof.
1t is up to the excise commission
ers. Here is a man convicted of scry-
ing liquor to a boy on Sunday, The
moral forces of this community de-
mand that he be put out of business
without further delay.
--srrrrrz-u