New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-11-24
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.


hSiS "SlS t"SlNC mayors al
the meeting in Lafayette ycster-
day to effect some kind of an ar
rangement whereby the freight
carriage by the Southern Paci-
fic X. r. can be improved.
Mayor LaughIln left here on
the noon train and returned on
the early morning train to day.
A resolution was adopted
asking the Southern Pacific of
ficlals to grant the striking clerks
a hearing and a committee CON
slstlng OF Mayors Behrman OF
New Orleans, Mouton of Lafa
yette, and~xaylor of Crowley
was appointeN to present the
resolutions to the Compan,
The following mayors were
present: Thomas ]. Curtis,
Gueydan; G. {. LaughIih, New
iberia; Thomas Shannon, Nor
gan City; Martin Behrman,
New Orlea&s; J. p. Black, Jen-
nings; F, ID. Domengcau,
Breaux Bridge; Geo. J. Mel
chior, Carencro; V. p. .SibeIIe,
Su2set; J. r. Leguenec, Able
viii {; Charles 0. Mouton, LAT
ayette; Shelby Taylor, Crowley.
LEST YOU FORGET
we lend money for any pur-
pose.--IberIa Building Assocla-
ton.
1t was one of those banquets
that every one reads about and
wishes he had been there to
partake of the good things and
to listen to the flow of wit be-
->tween the courses. There we're
fully thirty five Knights of the
new Tent ufsaAe Maccabees at
Migues' restaurants Monday
evening when this banquet was
rendered to Mr.. Frank Q.Croy,
District Deputy of the order
hereabouts. Among those pres
ent Monday at the banquet were
Messrs. Leon Sere, ]. ID.
Mansfield, l. Mestayer; +. A,
Dimitry, Sidney Patout, H.
Freeman, A. Rosenzweig, II.
Ortte, Max Levy, DIR. Car
stsps, M. Babineaux, l.. Min
vi Ole, S. Leblanc, A. Herbert,
Robt Chargois, J. Nereaux, F.
]. Breaux, K. Miller, +. Rrous-
sard, w. H. Holman, Tom
>Ashley, ]. M. Davis, T. J.
Burnham, l.. T. Bagarry, ].
Romero, A. St. Martin, w. /.
Moss, Henry Snider, J. {.
Jacobs, Robt Snider, Arthur
Leblanc, ID. Hebert, |. {.
Martin, and Mr.. Ellis.
Noah's Ark has just received
a large consignment OF imported
crockery for the holidays.
The death of MIR. Salvatore
Barrapco at the residence OF his
daughter in Crowley has carried
away one of the good citizens of
this part of the state. Mr.. Bar
rance was buried from the
Catholic Church here Yesterday
upon the arrival OF the train
from the west, and his funeral
was largely attended by the
friends OF himself and family.
Mr.. Barranco was born in
Cetalu, Italy 81 years ago and
came to this country several
months since. One of his
sons, MIR. Frank Barranco is
quite we'll known here in mus
ical and scientific circles. The
death of his father comes as a
blow to him and he has the
sympathy of a host of friends in
his bereavement.
WHAT'S KEEPING YOU
from owning your own home'-
Iberia Building Association.
The Postal Telegraph Com
pany is improving IT'S lines and
extending its service through
This art of tn: State. Today a
direct wire 70 Alexandra was
opened. On Thursday direct
line will be opened between
here and Houston and Dallas
and on the same day an office
will be opened at LAFAYETTE.
On Saturday an Office will be
opened at Opelousas and all
thapugh this part of the state
III I will be offices of the COM
- W. Linenlen are IN the CITY
n stringing cables to the poles
and adding new wires to the
service.