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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
Los Angeles. Dec. 16. 1ses

& Los Angeles, Dec. 16. 1898.
Editor Inde1endert:
Dear Sir-1 will now write you a
description Of our journey down the
COST line or Southern Pacific. II
less tha1 one day travel one reaches
an altitude Of 400 feet, ana as one
WIG lives on climate here, we thot
it q little high. After leaving Port
lana We stopped of nights and trav-
elea by daylight. that way one gets
good nights rest and sees all the
sights, it is the way to travel. First
aiglt we stopped at Roseberg, a
city of about 5000 souls guess. At
Roeeberg we met Mr.. Page, Of
Westhope. He runs a lumber yard
and also has a saw mill near Rose
berg. Left Newberg early. next
Monday, passed up Umpaque river in
getting through ana over the range
Of mountains we Travelled s miles to
make one mile in distance, went
through six tunnels, longest being
one mile in length.1n it 1--WE were in
formed) the track made a figure
eight. but as it was very dark in
it we are not able to verify the
statement Our stopping place for
the End night was Ashland, Oregon,
a place nestled in the mountains.
Nice little city but I was "a little
disappointed in the country surround
ing it. The valley being narrow and
in order to be sure CT crops they
have to irrigste and they do not ir-
rigate only on a very small scale.
I was informed while in Ashland
that the little boon furry of last
year had passed. 1t seemed very
quiet there to us. We staid till
nearly noon and had quite a good
chance to investigate. 1 was told
that Mr.. Burll had left Ashland but
don't know if it is correct. Third
night stoDHe" a Dunsmner, Cal,
as 1t was dark when we arrived and
started before day light, didn't find
anything about the town of interest,
but it is situated in the mountains
on the headwaters OF the Sacramento
river. Travelled all Ia. down the
above river. It's valley is very broad
and fine to look at but from appear
ances all this coast country seems
to need irrigation. of course I mean
in California. We staid the 18th
night in San Francisco but as We
wished to reach our destination be
fore Sunday we did not stay to see
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
Need Of Irrigation IN California
Maot Man Gives Impression Of Southern Stae--Tels Of
Trip in Daylight Along Coast-Ashand, Oregon
Boom All Over--Od Man Hecker
Is Very III

the sights. Fifth night we spent in
San Luis Obispo. which I was in
formed means in Spanish feminine
bishop saint.
believe, as We have so many
cities here with unpronouncible
names, it would be good plan for
Uncle Sam to send Dewey or Evans
to conquer the names and American
ize them. Here are a few that
lotted down in the depot at Los
Angeles: San Galbree, Sierra Mad
re, Santana, Covina, San Pedro,
Vanrovina. At San Luis Obispo we
visited Mission that was built in
l772 and is used yet for church pur-
poses. me go me church ara
two feet thick and in the Mission
buildings the wall is four feet thick.
Inc priest in charge of the Mission
was very kirc 7.r.- ~ thro,,oh
the building and giving US the fol.
lowing information There we're
Two Franciscan :c-', ana - no
pace long enough before the bu;1d.
inss were mace % civiliza and
cnrflsstanize tr % Of Indians and
win their help erected the building
ne also said that there were rocks
IN the foundation that would weigh
over one-half to ton with rings
IN them to fasten the early crinin-
as wen as this is the 2nd of
January, 1909, and we have been
living in Long Beach (Which is on
ulle seashore 20 miles from los
Anseles) I will write a little more
Long Beach is beautiful city of
ABOUT 10000 inhabitants. MANY
tourists come here to reside. Plenty
or wealth here. Methodists are
building a new church costing $780,.
ooo, Presbyterians building enc cost
Ing almost as much. Pasadena, it is
sad has ninety-one milllonaires, One
can live here cheaper than in NIinot.
SIX room furnished house renting
lor twenty dollars. We live one
DOCK from the Heckers, GRANDPA
Hecker is quite sick. The Heckers
are quite fishers. They bring us
hsh and we send them the Indepen-
oent' In the two weeks we have
been in Long Beach we haven't seen
bit OF frost. This surely is an
ideal place to live.
wishing the publisher and editor
OF the Independent happy and
prosperous year we are yours,
J L. P. Weatherwax,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

County Court
State Of NJ nth Dakota, County OF
Ward,-ss. .s..- ........5>
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Bent Balerud, Deceased. t.... r.
Notice is hereby given by Karen
Balerud, administrator OF the estate
of Bent Balerud, Deceased, :" the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims again: said deceased, to pre-
sent them with the necessary vouch-
ers, to the said Karen Balerud at
the office of James Johnson, No.
1876 Main street, Minot within four
months after the first publication
Of this notice.
Dated this nth day of January,
1909.
Karen Balerud,
Administrator
First publication JAM. IA, 1893.
James Johnson, Attorney for the
Administrator.
ia "a.
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Huatsr, N. D. Jan. 4, 1879

Hunter, N. D. Jan. 4, 1879.
Ward County Independent,
Milot, N. d.
Gen tlsne~: Find enalosed three
years subscription to your valuable
Paper. Keep h sonfls % ( ind
that IN the psgt three ysan ssass
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Dancer in aC0ld

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monia, but also the infectious diseases such
As diphtheria and scarlet fever start with .
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reseption and development OF the germs OF
these diseases. Take our advice-cure your
cold while you can.
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
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STOLEN

Two buffalo robes. Any inforna.
ton leading to recovery. Suitable
reward. l.. S. Foot, Minot, N. p.
1924 If .....&
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Farmers Feed and Livery Barn.
Farmers feed and livery barn
'per day a'i ri II, tailed hay for
sale Coo per bale, delivered to any
part Of city. H. M. Scott, Prop.
Reishus street, Minot, N. D.
Prone $40 II 1-2S pd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08
ELECTION RESOLUTION
AND NOTICE.

Whereas, tho Mayor and Board
of Trustees Of the City Of New
Iberia did at a special session held
on the 24th day of April. la0o. or
dain that an election should he hcld
throughout the city of New iberia
La, on Friday, the 18th day of
June, 1909.
Now. We. the hoard of Supcrvis-
ors Of elections in and for the Par
ish of iberia. duly qualified. com
missioncd and sworn. by virtue Of
the authoritviu us vested. do here
by give public notice that on Fri
day. the Fourteenth day Of June,
1909. an election Will he held
throughout tho City Of New her
place of said city at the last gen
eral election, for the purpose Of
taking the sense of the property
tax payers of the City Of New l.
IBERIA. qualified according to the
Constitution and laws Of the state
of Louisiana. to vote at said cleo
ton upon levNing a three and one
half mill tax per annum upon all
the taxable property in said city
during the term of ten years to
raise the sum OF SsO50 per year for
four years beginning with the year
1909 and extending to and includ-
ing the year 1912, and for the term
of six years beginning with the
year 1913 and extending to and in
GLIDING the year 1918, to raise the
the sum of $4,000 per year to pay
an aggregate sum in the ten years,
of eighty-eight thousand dollars as
specified in the ordinance adopt
cd by the Mayor and Board of
Trustees of the City of New her
ia, in aid of the New Iberia-St.
Martin 4 Northern Railroad Com
pany.
And pursuant to the authority
vested in us, we, the Supervisors
of elections, do hereby name and
appoint the following commission
ers and clerks to preside at the
election and polling place above
named, and at said election:
John T. DevaIcourt,
J. X. Blanchet,
w. l.. Dupuy,
Commissioners.
A. b. Murray,
Clerk.
Said commissioners are instruct
ed to open the polls at 800 A. Nj.
and to close them at 200 p. NJ. on
the same day.
Thus done and signed officially
on the oath day of April, 1909.
T. A. Derouen,
A. B. Romero,
Chas. l.. Provost,
Supervisors of Elections.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08
NON II RESIDENTS.

nv III, GEO A., 4.5
Bounded north by French;
south by Providence street;
east by Robertson west hy
Frere.
ROMERO, LAURENCE, :. ~,
Bounded north by Renolds;
south by Weeks street; east
by Guillot; west by Bell.
NlArOR, MARIE LOUISE 3.6(
Bounded north by Leleu;
south by Delahoussaye:
east by Madison street;
west by BLANC.
On the said day OF sale will
sell such portion Of said property
as each debtor will point out and
IN case the debtor will not point
OUT sufficient property, | will at
once and without further DELAY sell,
the least quantity of said PROPERTY
OF any tax debtor, which any bid
uer VIII buy for the amount OF
taxes interest and costs due by
sad debtor. The sale will be with
out appraisement for each, in leg
al tender money of tn, United
states. and the property sold shall
be redeemable at any time for the
space OF one year by paying the
price given including costs and 20
per cent. thereon. Interest and
costs are not included in above a.
mounts.
uiven officially this 2Sth day of
April, A. d. 1909.
P. JUBIN,
Collector.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08

The revenues Of the electric
light plant for the mouth Of Apri
fall considerably below the stand
ard, being but &1OG7.2S. WahI
revenues produced 1923 81. Tc.
tai, 1926. 10. This is nearly one
hundred dollars less than the re.
venues of the month b for e.
While it is *2l3.O2 short of the
revenues OF April, 1908, yet it is
still t9l.O7 ahead Of the April,
1907, total earnings of the plant.
March, 1906, the total revenue OF
tie plant amounted to but 1876 80
possibly the lowest earnings of
the plant since lts possession by
the city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08
PROSPECTING FOR OIL.

Last Saturday, Contractor J. F.
Grooch of Jennings erected der
rick on Col q. A. Breaux planta
ton about three miles east Of LAT
ayette for the purpose of drilling
for oil. 1t is not known wha,
company proposes to, exploit the
field, but Driller Ed Bouttt of
New Iberia will have charge OF the
work, which probably will begin
about May 10. Machinery has been
ordered and is now on the way
The place chosen for sinking the
we'll Is only a short distance from
Rayou vermlllion and indications
are said to be very good. A few
years since the interest in develop
ing local fields was quite general,
but died out without results. In
several localities the indications
are quite pronounced and many
believe that with persisten: efforts
in exploiting, oil in paying quaint,
ty can be found. The well at Pin
hook is still going down and while
yet not deep enough, small peck
cts Of oil have already been struck
and seemingly justify hopes for
fine well The venture on Col.
Brcaux's plantation ia most likely
and developments will be watch
ell very closely by oil prospectors
and the public generally. -Lafay.
cite Advertiser.
Mr.. Il. q. Bontte was III this
city on last Sunday and SAID to
the lberian that he was very
much impressed with the surface
indications ut the site where the
new derrick is going up. He was
IN hopes that actual drilling would
start this week. When asked the
name Of the company prosecuting
the work he replied that there was
no company. The prospecting
funds are provided by three part.
les who are connected with the
Trenton IN. J Trust Il Savings
Co. They also made the contract
with Mr.. Boutte for his services.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08
10 TIE HONORABLE THE MAYOR Il
BOARD or TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
or New IBERIA, STATE OF
LOUISIANA

We, the undersigned property tax
PAYERS Of the City Of New Iberia
stat. II louisiana, and entitled &c
Vote therein on the proposition here
natter mentioned, respectfully peti-
tion apd mcmotialize your Honorable
.ocy to order "A special election aC-
| toidiHg to law OF the property taxpay.
tus Of she City of New Iberia, State OF
Louisiana, entitled to vote under the
Constitution and laws of the State OF
| Louislana; tho Object and purpose OF
such election being for the purpose OF
! cNling Il tax to realize the sum of
1850 % each year for q period Of four
years beginning with the year 1909 and
* ending to AMI including the year 10
=, aud thereafter 10 realize the sum of
$500 20 each year for Il period of SIX
,cats, beginning with the year 1913 and
attending to and including the wear
I9,S. AZ! il favor OF The New Iberia. st.
Mat,,n x Northern Railroad Company;
sa'd amount Of $3.50 90 each year for
,pcriud ~ four years, and said amount
ot S93oo.u0 each year for a period of
IL years, to be raised by the levy and
imposition OF a tax Of three and one
half mills per annum for said period
OF ten years, beginning with the year
1909 and extending to aud including
The year lylS. or SO much OF said three
and one halfmillsas NAV he necessary
9 raise duiing each year OF the said ten
years the amount provided for
hereinabove for each year, the max.
mum amount 10 be raised each year
being the amount stated hcre,nabove.
and the total amount 10 lie levied in ten
Years being fixed Al So 900 0G;said tax
Of three ana one-half mills to be thus
Levied and collected for the bcnfit and
10 favor ofsaid Railroad COMPANY as
4 consideration and inducement for
The said Railroad Company to do and
perform all of the following, to wit:
lst,-Thc main line of said railro. d
shall be built from sone point in the
City of New Iberia to or beyond
Port Barre in the Parish of St. Ian /
iry, and meeting and connecting with
The Oaelousas, Gulf & Northeastern
Eailroad and with the Colorado South. i
I'm Railroad. Frisco System. @
2nd.-The said Railroad shall he
quilt aud completed as line indie
pendent Of the Southern Pacific Rail
Dad or any railroad owned or operat.
ID by the Southern Pacific.
2rd.-The said railroad line shall he
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08

completed on OF before the Thirty FRS
la, n nrc. ~ 3. between tie points
'lcrciuahuSc roeited; provided that IL
tho event # juarautinos, crIdcmles
,tllEes, iockouts. panics, and litigation
rctaldinc the completion D. operation
of aid road, and other untorcs cen cir
suustlrcus ~ 4 nature to rcta:l the
CONSTRUCTION II sal6 Railroad and lie
,uni the c#rtro' W the satd New lhr-
,la. ST. MARTIN q North,rn Rauro ~
Com PAM. then there shtal no asa Il
Tive pcttui f.r slc con plct1ue ~ satd
rptira,i above set out n turtncr dclAS
cuusl taetha tiulc during which the
construction of said railroad was thus
unaNa,d ,h-N DELAYED
It'll rhc d"m,cile of the said New
Iberia ii Martin 81 Northern Rail
road Company shall be nninta,ndtd
~ tr1 lfrN NJ New lh,la, aud ~ old
4 eHteu1 IT, construction ad t'unlrc
The ci, alnn oi divisi,rnl points, then
II sLnll nuke Nv lhc,la = divisional
p"lut tud il III continue 10 30 makr It
!ul,nr IT,, T., # this tax.
1lh he said New IBERIA. st. Marl,,
s ,,o,iitrn Railroad Company shall
operate aud MAINTAIN within SIX
months from ia ia day of January
iHfO one IatlN messenger and *
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08


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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08

~ F''f''' ''''N 'fN'
ration ana the oth'
set io,th sha
lied With.
=. natont.
Mrs NJ Blanc,
+. NJ W cIch.
NJ. t;alliand.
s. \. Bent hall,
+. LampcrcI,
Lazard X Ing,
has. PlattsnirC,
" J.. Moss,
i. -. Broussard.
Leon II. ConIad.
Icnon Dccuir,
III. ". &. " eek $,
u. \. King. NJ u.
Carter iiadad.
Jos. taignant,
Mrs. Fred. Niagg,
John \. French.
W. %. iiugonin.
Nine. q. lIaihcr,
NJ. +. Durand,
Ira u. X night,
q. ". ~. Southwcll,
A.C. Burkart,
l.. ]. Dulany.
Mrs. J. J. FOrgcy,
\. u. Romero,
l., j q. Leblanc,
/, {. +. Reynolds,
j. l.. Rcnoudct,
=. A. Dauterrivc.
Mrs. n. Hoffman,
Airs. +. l.. Grant
VIM. A. w alsh,
Il. ID. Stansburry,
i. +. Duplantis,
Jules Landry,
Edwin Renaud,
Francois tiuiIlot,
J. i. De alcourt,
II. G. Conrad,
Il. p. RihbcCk,
Mrs. A. r. Ribbec
NJ. a. Smith.
Joseph Well,
Leon Dreyfus,
W alter NercauN,
}, G. Arnandcz,
lick s >lfremin,
Homer Norrcs,
Henry +. Levy,
Jiubald Romero,
Jules Dreyfus,
w alter j. BurEe,
Mrs. v. Nj. Ahbry
Alexis VOORHEES,,
Il. !. ChaissOn,
l.. O. Hack or,
A. A. DEB anc,
A. +. Secbcck,
+. i. DelhOmmcr,
Mrs. v. Aucoin,
Louis 5. (;uillOt,
George Simon,
Henry G. Green,
Mrs. u Berry,
A. q. ChargOis,
Mrs. q. X. Davis.
Georgeana Berry,
J NJ. Courregc,
rs, NJ. ID,
,rdOn a. SandOz,
on J. Minviellc,
altcr ID. COudrOns
~. -. Boudrcaux,
=. Bertha Dallas,
h wing 4 Carstens,
s. l.. Y. Bagarry,
Dzart Broussard,
W. *. Shaw, Nj. D.,
$. }. II. kiblingcr,
g. Alpine Fontclicu,
IS. Norma Bagarry,
.. Alma Veazcy,
$. +. +. Generes,
as. GOguenheim,
IS. :. q. Muck oils, |
.. Louis Pfistcr,
Orgc Shutzman,
8. e. &. GuilfOux, |
g. i. w. Bauman,
$. X. J. Lemaire, |
3. N. j. Willard,
$. Felix Decourt,
s.. Annie Kramer,
8. George Simon,
8. Z. Brrguiezes, |
s. j. %. Walsh,
$. Elodi Shaffer,
$. j. g. Boutte,
8. A. }. Ashley,
$. Nj. Woodruff,
s. j.. G. Sch wing,
o. M. Robertson,
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Mrs. c. GOetz,
Victor Erath,
Mrs. Ed. Boyle,
)uthwaite,
j. nj. Courrege,
Geo. w. Dallas,
A. ID. TheriOt,
rd, /. A. Martin,
. rhOs Monk,
Max Levy, !
er, J. A. Fdgot, +.
TT, Felix Patout, !
on, (!
ri, G. NJ. Vest, !
s, $. j. White, !
Ieroy, |
+. LaughIin, !
u. G. Carlin, :
bert I
Ed. Boyle, :
Gus Barthe, !
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08
CHARTER
ROYAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.
New iberia. LII.


BE " KNOW n, that on this 18th
day Of April, T. y. i9oa. before me
Alfred Renoudct. Il Notary Public
duly commissioner and qualified
~ and for thr parish of iberia,
state OF Louisiana, aud ~ the prcs-
tncc OF the Witnesses hOroinaft ~
named an TN fcrslgne'.
Personally camc and aupcarrd
The several persons whose names
arc hcrcurto suhscriI 81. u no SOY
orally declared that awaiting them
selves OF the laws OF this state.
they have contracted and agreed,
and do. ~ these presents. couifad
and agree an t lind them selves. a.
we'll as others who may hereafter
become associated With ia m, to
torn and constitute u corporation
and body polite in law. for the
dig els an = Iposc7 fo'lOAlng, to
Wit:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-05-08

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