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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-18
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Mathiesen Entertain.


Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Mathiesen
gave a 500 party on Tuesday eve-
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell.
Ulrick, who are spending the Holt
days with their daughter, Mrs,
Mathiesen. Prizes were won byMrs
Geo. Causton first and Mrs. f. A.
Shultis consolation prizes, gentle
men, f. A. Shultis first andWallace
Ashby consolation.
This was followed by dainty and
delicious refreshments served by
the hostess. Mrs. Mathiesen then
favored her guests with severa
choice vocal selections. Those pre-
sent we're: Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Shultis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ma
honey, NJ. and Mrs. w. d. Baxter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Brody, Mr. anC
Mrs. Ell. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Causton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallac
Ashby. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Alexan
der, Mrs. Guy Norton and 0. f
Howe. A very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-18
HIS Birthday Party.
was spent

The young boys of IA and
and Is years gave their schoolmate
Rhuben Boileau surprise last
Saturday evening at his home.
The boys certainly had a good
surprise as Rhuben did not know
thing about it. They present
ed him with beautiful watch fob
From 1880 to IL games were
played, and prizes were won by
Claude Albert and Fred Causton
This was followed by a bonndifu
and delicious refreshments, served
by the Hostess and her daughte
Miss Phoebe. Those present we're
Fred Causton, George Kirkpatrick
Charlie Zimmerman, Claude ALDER
George McGlocklin, Johnnie Whit
John Gravis, Claude O'Callaghan
Howard Kent, Kenneth Mahoney
Fred Stoos, Oliver Campbell, an,
Lenord Butler.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-18
Hospital is Prospecting

We were GLAD to announce in
previous issue of this paper
that a hospital was about to be
opened at Boomers Ferry. That
hospital has now become an esta-
blished fact.
Situated on the rorth side of the
river amidst most beautiful nat
ural surroundings, no better sight
could have been selected anywhere
for such an institution. The out.
look is beautiful the drainage per
feet and the climate the most sal
ubrious in the Panhandle.
1t has been the aim Of the man
agement to provide the most mod
ern equipment and in this they
have most happily succeeded, 4
competant nursing staff warrent
us in stating that the service can
not be exoelled.
1t was quite evident that I
hospital has been required her
for some time, and that 1t has nov
become a necessity. That fact i
evidenced by the liberal patronag
that has already been accorded il
Boomers Ferry Hospital is so stu
ated that it can serve the people c
an immense territory is on tn
eve of very substantia
growth and consequently tn
outlook for The future for thi
institution is very bright.
The medical staff of this hospits
is composed of two bright, up-t
date young men and the publ
can be assured that as good wor
is being done here as in an
of the larger hospitals.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-18
Tom HoIliger Again in Business

Tom Hollinger recently purchas-
ed the stock of confectionery OF
Geo. Ladley and for the past week
has been busy with the carpenters
remodeling the store and has also
put in new front. Mr.. Ho llinge'
will open his store Monday to the
public with very complete line Of
Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents fur
nishings.
We are glad to announce to the
pnblic that Mr.. Hollinger has
again been able to start into bust
ness and the public will give him a
share of their business.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-18
! LOCALS y PERSONALS /!

Archie Howe and Jack Leach
spent Thursday in Libby, Mont.
The Modern Woodmen of
American in 1. o. o. f. hall on
Christmas night, Saturday, Dec. %.
FOR SALE-Two second
hand sewing machines, in first
class condition, terms, enquire at
the Bonner Dry Goods Co.
Call and inspect my stock of
handkerchiefs, for ladies, men
and children MEMS neckwear and
suspenders and mauy other de-
sirabels holiday presents will be
found at my store Monday. Tom
Hollinger.
The Ladies OF the Methodist
church will hold food sale, con-
sisting of home made pies, fruit
cake, and plumb pudding in the
City Meat Market Thursday, Dec.
az. The sale will commence at 10
o'clock a. m. and continue until all
are sold.
II. w. Mclaughlin returned
Wednesday from Occur d. Alene
where he has been working with G.
J. Shoemaker of Occur d Alent
and J. Il. McBurney of Harrison
sppraising town sites in the Occur
d. Alsne Indian reservation foi
the past month.
Peter Parker ana crew o
men have been busy the past few
days blowing open a channel below
the S. /. bridge in order to get tn
ferry boat in running order again
OF Grouse this will be of great inter
est TO the people of Northside 70
the time being but they all say
love my ferry, but o. you bridge
The following merchants hav
special advertising in this issue: +
L. Little & Co., j. B. Brody, o. +
Howe, Bonner Mere. Co.. w. Bus
4 Sons, Geo. r. Gray & Co, Ton
Hollinger, Moore Bros, Kootena
Trading Co.,. W.Alexander, Firs
State Bank, Chas. O'Callaghar
Geo. Loughney, Dell Cane, Henri,
Kuier and Fieist's Cafe.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-18
The lone for Box Chocolates

The lone for Box Chocolates.
-Theo. Weaver, who has had
charge of the Page ranch formerly
the Alamo Colony the past year
THE week resigned the charge and
left Thursday for Wenatchee,
North Yakima and will also visit
the coast cities, before he decides
where he will agein make his home.
Mrs. Weaver left last week for
Wenatchee. Mr.. Page came ur
from Wenatchee the first of the
week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
Una boda

Muchas familias RESIDENCES en- Catafo
han concurrido a la bOda de la simpati-
ca seiiorita Isabel Corpas, hija del CO.
nocido espalol don Juan Corpas, con ell
estimadO licenciadO PujOls.
Ofici6 ell reverendo parroco de Cata-
no, siendo apadrinados los c6nyuges por
el muy apreciable caballero don Vicente
Davila y su bella esposa.
Entire los concurrentes vimOs J0ve-
nes estimadisimos de San Juan y entire
ellos algunos representatives de la prem
sa peri6dica.
Deseamos, los j6venes esposos, quie.
mes han visto realizados va sus sueios
de amor, toda suerte de felicidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
NOta de duelO.

La distinguida fa1Ailia Cerecedo, tan
estimada por nos0trOs, pasa nuevamente
por el dolor de la muerte de dos de sus
miembros mas queridos.
Ell cOrreo de aver ha traidO la triste
noticia.
La distinguida y virtuosa DANA doiia
Isabel MILAN Hermida, viuda de Fidal-
go, ha dejado de existir en-. Arrotea dc
San Cristobal, donde gozaba de altisima
estimaci6n por sus virtudes.
La finada era tia de nuestros buenos
amigos los seilores Cerecedo, que lamen-
tan al mismo tempo otra gran dcsgracia
de familia. La muerte del disting,lido
doctor don Simon Lapatza y Bolta, her
mano politico de nuestro buen amigo
don Francisco Cerecedo.
Ell finado, que unia q su gran ilustra-
ci6n una capacidad professional va repu-
tada en- la provincia de Orense, tenia
treinta y tres amos. Ell porvenir Sc le
brindaba esplendido, cuando la muerte
lie sorprende, y troncha en- for anhelos
legitimos va fundadas realidades.
Ell doctor Lapatza era natural de
Puerto Rico, y habia fijado su residencia
en- Cea. .
Deja una viuda y dos hijos, los que
enviamos en- union de nuestros amigos
y deudos del fnado, los senores Cerece.
do, nuestro pesame sentidisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
In eSCdIdQ|O en- Puerto Dc Ije|1l

Anoche Sc promovi6 un monumental
escandalo en- la calle de San Agustin dc
Puerta de TERRA. -''''
!. So 'r:ft:' -.
Un guapo y una guapa Sc arrimaron
la badana de 10 tirme, convirtiendo en-
un campo de Agramante la mencionada
callc. Sc insultaron, Sc diieron impro-
perios, Sc cansaron de devolverse cache
tes, sin que apareciera nj un policia por
aquellos contornos.
Los curiosos Sc arremolinaron y casi to-
maron parte en- la juerga a ciencia pa
ciencia de todo el mund0.
Notamos con gran sorpresa que gozan
de alguna impunidad los guapos de
Puerta de TERRA.
Ell escandalo ocurrio a las nueve de la
nOche. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
In LA P0RTALBZA
LO QUE INFORMA Mr.. COTTON

Confirmando nuestros cablegramas de
aver, ha informado hoy los reporters,
ell gobernador Mr.. Cotton, que el Sc
cretario de la Guerra y la sonora
Dickinson, ell general Clarence R. Ed
wards, jefe del Negociado de Asuntos
Isnulares, el coronel jefferson Il. Kean,
del Departamento de Sanidad Militar y
ell seiior Walter r. Pedigo, Secretario
particular del se1or Dickinson, saldran
de Washington para Puerto Rico, proba-
blemente ell dia 81 del actual. z..1:...: ,
La comitiva viajara en- ell yacht de la
marina de guerra "Mayfiower y He
CARA San Juan EN- la noche del 25 6
Ell la maiiana del 26. ..f.
Ell general Edwards ha telegrafado al
Gogernador que 81 y sus acompanantes
permaneceran en- la isla alrededOr de
una semana, y desean dedicar SUI tempo
al estudio de las .condiciones locales.
Mientras esten en- San Juan Sc hospe-
daran en- la Fortaleza.
Ell Gobernador dispondra las cosas de
modo que todos los que deseen yer al
Secretario 8 cualquier persona de su
accomplishments, tenga OCCASION de ha-
cerlo durante SUI vista q esta isla".
La Ultima disposition del Gobernador,
como ven nuestros lectores, es de impor-
tancia suma. Parece que no habra Sc
cuestros de los altos empleados del 60
biernO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
De teatrO

Anoche puso en- escena la compania
de Evangelina Adams, ell drama Felipe
Derbloy, que tuvo una buena interpre-
taci6n: : = ~ a::,l.,.,,...> 81 .;-:*
De los principales caracteres Sc encar
garon la sonora Adams, la de Lora, y
Bravo y Jambrina, que fueron muy ce-
lebrados.
Secundaron con acierto las seforas
Rodriguez Y Pou, y los seIores Alpuen-
te, Banares, Adams y Artecona.
La obra fue bien presentada y bien
vestida.
La compania nos deja. Sc va la Sc
mana proxima. Compromises que tiene
en- la isla y que obliga a la empresa a
acortar la temporada de San Juan nos
privan de yer la obra magma del teatro
moderno, Los intereses creados del eyre
gio Benavente.
Esta noche, beneticio de Jambrina,
ell distinguido actor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
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Fiesta 4 los n!!lls gel!yg
NUEVOS DONATIVOS

r. Fabian y sonora 25 dollars, nina
de Fabian 10, Revdo. Berries l, Buena-
ventura Santina 5, Emilio del Toro 9.
Pepe Hernandez 2, Rosa Echeveste y
Soler 2, Lola de Salgado Jimenez 2,
Carmina Gonzalez Larroca /, Mercedes
Gonzalez Larroca l, Gerardo Despiao
l 1,Aurea Balseiro 10, Jose Rexarch g. An
tolin Min l, Madame Luchetti S, De
Sola 5, Charles Eaton 10, Adolfo Ulf 5,
Jose Riera 2, J. de Guzman Benitez 2,
John Ynce 3, DR.. Font Y Guillot 2, Ra-
mon Valdes 10, Josefa r. de Noble /,
Jose Penedo Benitez l, Fidel Guillerme-
ty 5.
Srta. Sicard6 IA juguetes, seiiora
Guayta de Benero 80 id, Miss Margueri-
tie Cotton 1926 id, y Mistres G. B. Ward
1O2 id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

La Yuelta de-. CaSaS
UNA COMPANIA DE VAUDEVILLE

Ell aplaudido actor Miguel Casas, nos
escribe desde la Habana, donde act1a
en- ell Teatr0 Marti, con la compaIla del
maestro Capella, ell popular autor de La
gatita blanca, y en- la que fgura la bella
tiple Teresita Calv6.
Casas nos dice que ha pedido el tea
tro de San Juan y que la compailia nos
visitara tan pronto como la empresa
pueda disponer del Municipal.
Ell espectaculo. que nos ha de ofrecer
la compahia del maestro Capella, es de
una gran amenidad.
Ell Vaudeville es un genera teatral que
tiene aqui muchos admiradores, ell
repertoire de la compaiiia es immense.
La figura del maestro Capella en- la
direction artistica es una garantia de
exito.
Nuestro ptiblico vera con gusto la no.
vedad teatral que Sc nos anuncia, Y
volvera aplaudir al simpatico Casas,
despues de la gran temporada que este
ha hecho en- Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
h beDe66ciiO De Janbrjjpa

Esta noche celebra su funci6n de
gracia Ell distinguido actor Bernardo
Jambrina, con la obra de Echegaray
Ell gran Galeoto.
Las simpatias de que ha sabido ro-
dearse el culto distinguido actor. ha.
cen esperar que ell teatro ha de verse
concurridisimo esta noche.
ri programa no puede estar mejor
escogido. Ell gran GaleOto, es sin duda
la mejor obra de .Echegaray.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
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kt-ki-n-kl en Ia Hia

FL representante general de la CHS
peante revista satirica Ks-ki-rs-ki, don
Jose Menendez Marrero, ha salido para
la isla, y enviara al ameno semanario,
correspondencias desde todas las pobla-
clones que visite.
.Menendez Marrero Sc ,pondra al habla
con las personas de lengua viperina que
han de ayudarle en- su labor de informa-
ci0n.
La popularidad de Ks-ki-ri-ks, es cada
vez mas creciente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
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La zarzue|a en- e PaIQue

Probablemente, ell sabado de la pr6xi-
ma semana, debutara en- ell teatrO del
parque un cuadro de zarzuela y comedia
en- que figuran la notable caracteristica
Sofia Romero y Ell aplaudido actor senior
Gil.
Ell repertoire que nos dara conocer
la compaiia es muy moderno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
Juicio suspend dido

Esta maiiana Sc vi6 la
vista del juicio contra las bailarinas del
''Duetto Venus, que tantos exitos al
canza en- ell Cine Puerto Rico, denun-
ciadas, seg1n ell sargento Castillo, por
exposiciones deshonestas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
NotaS de Ia UniYersidad
NOTICIAS OFICIALES

Para hacer el patio de recreo mas pro;
vech0so a los ninos, Sc han reservado to-
dos los dlas ciertas horas para las niiias
'mayores, para lbs ninos mayores para
los pequenos. Angeles Orcasitas les en-
sefla las nihas mayores en- un recreo,
Francisco Rivera y Ramon Montaner 4
Los niiios mayores en- otro. Jaime Rague
Sc ha orfecido ensenarles juegos q los
ninos pequeiios antes de clase. Herminia
Tormes y Maria VasaAo ensenan las nj
mas de los grades hajos baNes Y juegos
en- el recreo de por la tarde. De esta ma
nera los estudiantes de La Escuela Nor
NAL adquieren mas experiencia en- el d.
ficil trabajo de dirigir un patio de re-
creo.
Tanto los maestros de practica como
los niios estan muy entusiasmados con
La Diana de Versailles Gen mercurio
volador", Meditation y ell "Nino Ri
sue1o" de Donatello, comprados por los
disclpulos para alderman los salones. To-
dos estan bien terminates y forman con-
trastes con los trabajOs de MADEIRA verde
del ediicio Los ninos estan pensando
que pedido hacerle Luchessi de Nueva
York donde estos fueron compradOs.
La Sociedad del Campus Choral darl
una fiesta el sabado por la noche.
La Sociedad Atlectica da tickets para
todo ell ailo todo aquel que pague su
quota para ser admitido sOciO durante
un aho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
N 'egreso del jjuel Gill
NOMBRAMIENTOS JUDICIALES

Ha regresado aver de su breve viaje
4 Santo Domingo y tornado nuevamente
possession de SUI cargo, el Hon. Otto Scho-
enrich, juez de la Corte de Distrito de
Mayagiiez. Ell Hon. NJ Z. Gill, que Sc
encontraba en- Mayagiiez actuando como
juez durante la ausencia del juez Scho-
enrich, ha regresado tambien San
Juan y tornado nuevamente possession de
su cargo en- la C0rte de Distrito.
Ell senior Donate Jimenez, nombrado
juez de Paz sustituto de Aguada duran
te la ausencia del juez en- propiedad, ha
remitido al Attorney General ell jura-
mento que para el desempeio de su car
60 prestara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

NADIA, pucs, tienen que hacer ALA los
explotadores del movimiento obrero. Y
puesto que va han consumido en- La bal
dia embajada Ell dinero tan duras pa-
mas recogido, no insistan en- sus descon-
siderados pordioseos. los que, desde
luego, no Sc aprestara a contribuir nues-
tro municipiO con una nueva derra-
Para hacer case a 10 que olga San
tiago Iglesias. no valia La pena de que
Sc molestasen tan distinguidos funciona-
rios viniendo q la colonia.
La cosa esta bien clara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

Acerca de la investigation contra ell
juez Municipal de Cayey Sc informara
en- breve al gobernador tan pronto ell
Assistant attorney Mr.. Brown haya ter
minado el record.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17
II nODbrsniienod AcOsta
CONTRA Ell JUEZ DE CAYEY

Ell Gobernador ha nombrado al seiior
J. Antonio Lopez Acosta para cubrir la
vacante que existe en- el cargo de juez
Municipal de Ponce, por virtud de Ia
renuncia del seiior Casalduc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

La Sociedad del Campus Choral dar
una fiesta el sabado por la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

A partir del 20 del corriente, le ha
sido concedida una licencia de Is dias
al juez Municipal de San Sebastian, Sc
nor Salvador Vilella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

Sc lie ha concedido una licencia del
II al 20 del corriente mes al juez de
Paz de Arroyo, y en- su lugar la sido
nOmbradO como juez slstituto ell seiior
Francisco Alvarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-17

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-23
PERFECTINC
RIGHT OF WAY.

opclousas, la oct l6 The
lIsf week Of the term of court
now being presided over by
Charles \. ONeill. OF Franklin,
came 10 III end last night. after
five strenuous days work, during
winch time Eve appropriation
suits brought by the New Iberia.
st. Martin and Northern Railroad
Company against citizens in the
vicinity of Port Barre aud At Ar
naudvllle were tried and verdicts
rendered ny the jury, IL each case
decreelng that the railroad com
pany was eatltled to the land ex-
prop.iated, and fixing reasona-
bIe compensation therefor
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-23
ADENo|DS.

The school board Of st. Bernard
parish met last Saturday. In the
report of the meeting il found the
following item.
CDR. l.. de Porter, of New o..
leans, appeared before the board
and addressed It on the question
of adenoids. lie strongly urged
that the children in the public
schools be examined, with a view
Of ascertaining whether aby of
them were afflicted with the
growth. lie said the mental facul-
ties of children were impaired by
adenoids, and he suggested that
those suffering with them be cper-
tted on. Mr.. Gutierrez moved
hat the kind offer and valuable
services Of DIR. do Porter be ac-
,epted, and that the teachers be
ldvised of his prospective visit to
he schools"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-23
CHAS. F. ANDERSON
Prisoner Taken to Lafayette
hy Sheriff Lacoste.

On Wednesday a young man
given his name ~ Martin, and
claiming to hail from Rrcaux
Bridge yet answering the dlsc,ip-
ton given Of one Chas. I. Ander
son, who is wanted TO answer a
charge Of having forged notes.
vas arrested here by Deputy
Sheriff &. T.. Colgin, in the upper
portion Of the town, near the 50.
Pa. depot.
When arrested the young man
was SO clever in his self posses
SION, and apparently 90 surprised
that such an error should be made
~ his being mistaken for another
that the officer was for a moment
thrown off his guard. He left his
man for II minute only to verify
some of his statements by parties
in the saloon from which the prs
Oner had but moment before left.
Upon his return his man was gone.
The chase started and became very
interesting before the fugitive was
finally overhauled at the city limits
IL hiding, in an out building on
the premises OF Mr.. J. X Bruner, |
that afternoon.
Sheriff Lacoste OF Lafayette
came down, upon being notified,
and took the young man, who ls
about 20 years old, back to Lafa-
gette to face the charges against
lim.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-23
A 6OO-TON
SUGAR FACTORY
Farmers Plan to erect a GEO.
600 Sugar Factory-Com-
mittees Appointed.

The sugar cane industry in Yer
million parish was given a decided
impetus last Sunday by n meeting
oi the farmers at Eratb. Damas
Moreai, of ,Ieanerette, was present,
10 submit proposition for the
erection of a thoroughly equipped
sugar factory with a capacity of
GOO tons a day, provided the farm
ers would subscribe for stock to
the amount of $50, 900. payable in
one, two and three years. Al
dresses we're made by DIR. Kibbe,
V. l.. Cald we'll, Jules Robin, Il. b.
Williams, Aristide Broussard and
Eloi Harrington.
The stock list was then opened
and in a few minutes $4,000 was
subscribed. Two committees were
TO solicit additional sub
scrilstions and secure rights of
way for a railroad spur north and
aontll OF town. The committee to
work south of Prairie Gregg sec
ton Is composed Of Cornelius Har
rington. Martial Dugas, Aristide
Broussard, Alfred Bvudreaux, and
that for the north side of the rail
road: +. U. Leblanc, Rene Brous.
sard, Theodore Lsporte and Joe
Vincent. The meeting adjourned
until tomorrow, AFTERNOON, Oct. "a.
Erath il the center of a large
zane shipping point and the soil is
admirably adapted to it's culture.
The invasion of the dreaded boll
seevil will cause many small farm
'rs to embark in the raising Of
zane.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-23
OUR MARKET.

Among other places Of Import
ance in New Iberia IL the Centra
Market House. AS its name indi
Gates, it is centrally located, and
that to the satisfaction Of the com
munity.
According TO an ordinance
passed by a former council, the
CITY derives a benefit from the
market through rental values.
The money thus obtained contr-
butes TO certain extent 10 the
welfare Of New iberia.
Outside Of the market limits
there are some private meat mark
cts that are doing well on account
OF our large population. Markets
thus located at certain distances
enable the people to obtain with
tue least delay possible what they
may need. In consequence the
main market and the private
markets are well patronized
PROGRESS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-23
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING.
tall Meeting October Is, 1000

al Meeting, October lC 1870
The MaNor ara Rpatd of Trustee
met thtF day pursuant to call will
| Mayor j s. Power IN Tie Chair ~,
the following members present
| Messrs, Renoudet, Southwell, ,ira,d
franor and Erath. Absent, Mcasrs
Miguez, Lassale and Ribheck
lhe object Of the meeting waa theu
read which ia ~ follows, 10 vii.
New Iberia, La, October lG. 1000
10 the Members OF the Board Of
Trustees, New Iberia, Ia.
Gel emen. Nou are nre hereby no
tired that there Will be q call meeting
of il y Board Of Trustees Of the CITY Or
New iheria, La, Monday October Ie.
l0Vl, at ~ O'Clock A NJ. for the ru,-
pose # authorizing the Mayo, to hor
row money to nay the certificates of
Indebtedness which became due neto
Der IS, loo9. Very truly.
J. $. POWER, Mavor.
II was loved by Mr.. Eeroudet, sec
ohded by Mr.. Trainor and carried bv
the following yea and nay vote, to-
wit; Yea. Messrs, Southweii, Renou-
DIT, t'irard, Lrath aud Trainor, Ma
None, that the Mayor on behalf " the
City Ut New Iberia, he and he is here
by authorized to borrow the sun II
fG0oo.oo to pay the interest and , por-
ion Of the principal of The Certif Gates
,f Indebtedness, and that il pay ment
,! this amount he execute note for
.he above amount, payable FEBRUARY
-, 1910, and that said amount be rlac.
q II the next budget aud he paid from
he taxes Of 1909 and the licenses Of
80.
i was moved by Mr.. Southwell, sec
'nded hv Mr.. Trainor and carried that |
he meeting adjourn.
j. s. POWER, MAYOR.
}. NJ. COMPTON, City Clerk.