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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
OFFICIAL Minutes
COUNCIL

New lhcria, L.. March -. IA d
hc Mayor ana Board of Trustee
OF the city of New lhcria met TIN
'lay pursuant to cill, wi h Mayo
| 80. L1u yhiin in the ch iir and in
| toIIoWing members present, /,
Mi' VI s,rs. O. II, noudet, Il. +. D,.
iaho'Issayc, l.. Indies, ald G.. 4
Sandoz. AZ son Mr.. IN. III her
ne Objects Of the meeting wrr,
'hcn r"ad, VII ch ar rs folio va, Ia
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New iberia, L,., March, 70. 10 q
10 The POard Of +. ustces ofethr
city Of New IBERIA, La,
Gcntlemen:--You are hereby
notified that there Will be- a cal
meeting Of the Mayor Board
o1 trustees of the city Of New lbc-
ria, ~ the tity Hall, this evening
'' iiNe O'Clock, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to the Natu-
RAJ 'ias convention, to ~ held at
opeiousas on the 7th day of April
~ =, ana to consider the appoint
hent OF an advisory committee
70 aId the Assessor in making rolls
OF the pop r.y Of New Ibcria, ana
10 appoint deputy police at each
polling place in the City for the
election to be held on the 5th dav
n April, 1873, AMI to consider max
ing an appropriation in aid Of
West End Hose Co. No.
honls tru y,
6. G. LAUGHLIN, Mayor.
1T was moved by Mr.. Rcnoudct.
seconded by Mr.. Sandoz, and car
rled, that the Mayor appoint three
delegates to the Natural Gas Con
vcntion at Opclousas on the Ih
of April, 1909.
The Mayor appointed the follow
ing persons as delegates Mcasrs
". }. Burke, l.. T.. DuIanry and Il.
H. MiIlard.
1t was moved by Mr.. Rcnoudet,
seconded by Mr.. Indcst and ear
ried, that the Mayor appoint two
members of the Council, Wi hol,
pay to assist the Assessor in max
ing the corporation assessmen
for the year, 1899. The MSyoi
appointed the following person
on said cOmmittec-Mc Inde 3.
and RenCudet.
1t was moved by Mr.. Indcst,
seconded by Mr..Ds Iiho lss ,ye ana
carried, that the Mayor appoln. Il
deputy police OFFICER for each
polling ward in New Iberia at
election to b. held on April 9TH
1859. The MayOr stated M y
would appoint them before tie
date of elec ion.
1t was moved by NJ. Renoulet
seconded by Mr.. Dellahoussaye
and carried by the following yea
AMI nay vote, to Wit-Yea; Mes3ls
RenOudet, Delahoussaye,
and 1ndest. Nay-None. That
the City appropriate and pay to
West End Hose Co. No. 9Th , aum
Of scventy-five do lars to aid it
in paym5 nj for cement sidew alks,
etc.
1t was moved by NJ. Sandoz,
seconded by Mr.. Del,hou s,ye and
car; led, that the m .eting adjourn
until the next regular meeting.
a. }. CAMMACK, G. c. LAUGHLIN,
Clerk. nj yor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
A. NJ. MARTIN COMPILING N TED

Mr.. Anire NJ. Mar.h oi Lafay-
cite, was here this week. Mr.
Martin is a firm believer i'm the fur
ther development of our Oil Field
at Anse la Butte, so much so, that
he has succ eded in interesting the
Gu Re lining Co. to the extent of
renewing leases an making new
ones on all available tracts of land.
Already several important deals
have been closed, and this means
that within the next sixty days
operations will be resumed on a
larger scale than ever, all due to
Mr.. Martins energy. We can
not fail to do justice to Mr.. Mar
tin as being not only friend of
Breaux Bridge, but Of the whole
parish, when it is recalled that
as member of the State Board
of Equalization, he alone is entitl-
cd to the credit OF having all the
alluvial lands Of this parish asses
sed to its true valuation instead
Of leaving it to its then excessive
valuation. The whole parish re-
cog n zes Mr.. Martins efforts in be-
half Of the Taxpayers. -Breaux
Bridge Valley Of tha Tech.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

Blame your doctor for your bod
lily ills, lawyer for your losses, COOK
for yur stomach, children for your
bad temper, wife for all else that
goes wrong, and then if you run
out of adversaries, sum it all up
and jump onto your newspaper as
it is generally responsible for all
wrongs in sight, and thousand i'm
aginaries of a pes5imistic indivd-
ual. An editor can stand more
than all the rest OF the human
family, and then come up smiling
for more worlds to conquer. He
is generally right and you like him
Just the same.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
WILL NOT BE BOUND ~e
BY CAUCUS.

Washington, March 27.-In accor
dance with the rules that oblige
a member of the minority to nOti-
fy the leader of the minority IN
case that member intends to vote
differently from what may have
been determined by the caucus,
Representative WickIiffe ycster-
day informed Champ Clark, the
Democratic leader, that h would
vote independently on tariff issues
as the interests OF Louisiana nigh!
demand. This means that unlese
the Democrats frame a tariff biz
to suit the interests OF his state.
Mr.. Wick life will vote with Rep
resentative Estopinal and Brous-
ssri for the Pay1e bill that leaves
raw sugar unti,turbed. The SAM
til is also to be SO amended in re
gard to Philippine rice that the
Sou hern rice growers will no long
er be opposed to it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
5TH DIST|CT
BROWN MEETING,

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

knew anything ABOUT IT. When
say YOU, | mean the great maJoli
ty Of tlis District. lie ask yul
where was the meeting place O
the Brown ticket. He said i, wa
IN the back room nf hc New He
ria National Bank for one an
proud 10 h. able 10 meet in IN,
New iberia National Bank build
ing This bank stands fifth in IT,,
roll Of honor jn TIE United States
and first in this great State of 0ur,
and hose affairs are directed tx
"a man ot honor, integrity, and
business ability, and in whom
every man, woman. and child has
the utmost confidence, Mr.. L. j..
krnOudct
He said that The Htuun ticket
had made 80 many promises thai
1t looked aS if The whole city would
be officers. Here want to tel
You that this is false as there rs
not a promise made to anyone.
Yet, MIR. Power says that when
he vii. br elected that IT will Oh
ly take him twenty minutes to ap.
point police officers and:wo min
utcs TO discharge them. Yet Il.
has madeno promises, from the va,
he speaks, he liz the whole cheese.
Mr.. Power also said, who dad
you find at the polls when the
School Tax was going on for You,
little children working against it.
The Cashier Of the largest bank ii
this city, at the corner of NJ ain
aud Julia streets. He was very
positive about Mr. T. J. Henou-
det, but he vas no; so frank
about Mr Charles Gongueuhein
running on his .ickct As council
man at Large, who was working
jnst as hard as Mr.. T.. l.. Renon-
iet, against The tax. Mr.. T.. l.
kcnoudet ls not rlnnii,g AS counc.i.
man, but Mr. Gongut!lI,.im il
Now, whom do we find critic.iz
ns MIR. L. l.. keHoudet, AZ snp
porting the Brown ticket. Would
You not prefer having IA gentleman
ike Mr. Renoudet supporting The
Brown ticket Instead Of having
men like a N. Muller and Jules
Dnpuy and Louis IIaasc, who are
sacrificing amt neglccting Their
'wn business hundreds of miles
lway to come here and boost ,h.
'Owers ticket!
4. l. EenOndet, a man who has
.iYen more to the welfare Of this
'ity than any other man in it, lie
mi his associates bought ont The
'ehcrt ShIhgle Mill, then they
'uiIt the Big Jim Saw Mill, then
hey built the big j. u. Rrnon,iet
lumber GO, Mill up town, and
ave put up the largest Grocer,
louise in this city AL giving large
mpolyment tOa great many peO
lie and the Powers people have
he audacity TO talk about improve
rents.
Where does Mr.. Charles Gon
menheIm invest his money! How
inch of the S5S, 600 assessment has
q invested in real estate? AND
ow much employment docs he give
D the people Of this community?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
FIRST EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON.


The Southern Pacific. as usual.
will open its Excursion Season,
with an excursion to New Orleans
Easter Sunday, April nth.
On account Of the large number
Of pc OpIe TAX ng advantage ~ this
excursion in past years it has been
found necessary to increase the
service. This year three trains
will be run. One will leave WASH
ington, La, sat 900 a. m.making
all stops up to New Iberia. An
other will leave New Iberia at
200 a. m. and make all stops up
to Morgan City. A third will start
at Morgan City leaving there at
1900 A. n. and make all stops to
New Orleans.
Excursion Train will leave New
Iberia at 300 A. M. The rate from
cur city will be $500 for the round
trip.
The usual attractions will prevail
in the Crescent City on Easter Sun
day. The base ball fans will have
an opportunity to witness an exhi-
bition game between New Orleans
and Gle yeland, Ohio.
40
lew Orleans il to get accent gas
fro .le Caddo field. The repre-
sentative of the Busch-Everett syn
dicate has agreed to Mayor Behr-
mans amendment to the city 0rdi-
nance.
The Caddo field has brought in
another gasser, which, it is claim
ed, develops the third gas strata.
This Iaat wa1I hau proaauro NJ
600. It is 1885 feet deep; 80 feet
in the sand; and is IA miles distant
from the other wells s-greatly in
creasing the proven territory and
it is estimated by the driller that
it will yield between eight and
ten million feet daily.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

1t is said that dancing makes girls
feet large 1t is also said that ice
cream makes freckles. Doctors
are of, the opinion that hanging
on the front gate produces rheu-
matism. A few more Op mons ke
these and the poor girls won't
have any fun left them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
RcNet ues :

We may ad | by way OF explana-
ton that Mr.. Hen Y Broussard has
very successfully kept the IRE
pairs down 10y doing most of that
work himself in the plants engine
room.
Can the taxpayer now ask why
the elec r.c lints y and water mains
have not been extended sooner?
is it not apparent where tn, tax
PAYERS interests lie?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

The loafers are pretty slic K
set Of fellows. They geaerai!y y
loaf around those who do not 40
vertise, and as consequence they
are not disturbed much by Gus
toners. The loafers understand
their business better than some
merchants.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

1t takes about as many pains to
let the light Of reason into the
souls of some people as panes are
required to let Sunshine into a
green house.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03

Attention is now invited 10 the
follow ng statement OF the Laugh-
I'm administration of the plant Gov
ering the period of tha last II
months ending OF NJ n. h 81, l9 2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-03
MORE LIGHT.

A few facts will be found in the
! statements given below which
speak with eloquent force for the
Laughlin administration. 1t will
be remembered that Mayor Laugh
lin and his council took charge OF
the city affairs on June 18th, 1875.
Early in the following August the
the Council attempted to appoint
a Board of Commissioners for the
waterw0rks plan, but wa, restrain
out of ,the District Court. Then
followed the legal fight. In the
District Court the Council lost
their case. It was appealed to
the Supreme Court whore a decis-
ion was reached in the latter part
of March, 1906. This decision, in
effect, sustained the position as
sumed by the old Board of Com
missi0ners and confirmed them in
their offices.
April is, 10 8, NJ. Jules Dupuy,
Manager,retired by resignation
from his office in the plant. On
that date the members of the
Board, who were partisans OF MI.
Dupuy, retired also by resigna-
ton. So, from this date the plant
has been under the Laughlin ad-
ministration-and, prior to this
date, il was dominated by the Dup
ny policies. Let US look at the re-
suits.
We wish to distinctly call atten-
ton to the fact that the figures
given below are the sum OF the
figures inscribed in the books OF
the plant for the last twelve
months of Mr.. Dupuy's manage
ment, by Mr.. Dupuy's own hand.
This is his statement-not the
statement of his opponents
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Injunction Suit is Filed By
the Trust Company
of Georgia.
CASE SET FOR HEARING
ON 18TH OF JANUARY
Claimed That City Would
Damage Old Water
Power on Soaps
Creek.

The fight between the people of Ma
rietta and the Trust Company of Geor.
gia over the new water works has been
started and bids fair to be prolonged
and bitter.
The litigation was begun Monday
when the Trust company filed an in
junction suit before Judge Bell in the
Superior Court in Atlanta restraining
the Water Board and the contractors
from doing any more work toward the
construction OF the new water works.
Judge Bell granted the Injunction
and everything has come to standstill
and not shovelful of dirt can be
handled until the case is heard on
January 18th.
It is believed the city will, if neces-
sary, give bond and proceed with the
work as soon as the matter can take
that course.
The Trust company owns the pres
emit water works but has no exclusive
franchise, the city having expressly
reserved the right to construct and
operate its own water system. The
present system being wholly made
'quate the people of Marietta voted for
bonds to construct first class sys-
tenn and a contract for such a system
has been let. The Water Commits
sloners offered to buy the old system
with a view to enlarging it but the
Trust company asked more than the
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
NOTICE.

On account of the rush |
find | will be unable to wait
on all the people, and | have
decided to hold my books
open until January lst. If
you have not paid your tax
it will pay you to do so, as I
will positively issue fifas
against all who have not
paid by that time.
w. p. STEPHENS,
Tax Collector.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Mr.. s. K. DICK RESIGNS
FROM WATER BOARD
Mr.. L. b. Robson Elected
to Succeed Him--Mr. Cole
on School Board.

At a meeting of the city council
Monday night Mr.. L. B. Robson ten
dered his resignation as a member of
the Board Of Education and Mr.. d. G..
Cole was elected to succeed him.
Mr.. s. K. Dick resigned as a member
OF the Water Board and Mr.. Robson
was elected to succeed him.
Mr. Dick resigned on account of his
health and because he was soon to
move out of the city.
Mr.. Robson 10 elected for q term of
eight years. He Is q good business
man and an earnest advocate OF the new
sewer and water system.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

against tthe Louisville & Nashville
railroad and Mrs. Campbell, in which
1t is sought to obtain land for the new
pumping station and stand pipe;
though they oppose the city in the
litigation to obtain the Kemp property
for the reservoir.
In the big fight which is to deter
mine whether the city shall have new
water works Gober & Griffin represent
the company. Judge Gober is recog.
nlzed as one OF the ablest lawyers in
the State, and while it is believed that
no lawyer could win this case for the
company the fact that Judge Gober
has been employed indicates that it
will be a hard fought battle.
The fact that the case is not to be
tried before Judge Morris is explained
by an affidavit by Judge Gober who
says he has contingent fee and that
he is related within the forth degree to
Judge Morris, which disqualifies
Judge Morris.
On that the case went to Judge Bell
in Atlanta who granted the temporary
injunctian and set the hearing for 8
O'Clock January 18th.
Col. D. w. Blair will represent Ma
rietta in the litigation. He will be
match for the legal talent arrayed
against him.
NO EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE.
The petition to operate water sys-
tenn in Marietta was granted by the
city council October II, 1895 and con-
tanned the following:
"The Marietta Paper Manufacturing
Co., petitioners, does not ask the ex-
elusive right to put in a system of
waterworks. The city itself may erect
system if it desires or authorize
others to do So"
Mr.. Thomas M. Brumby was mayor
at the time the petition was granted.
The Louisville & Nashville railroad
has flied an injunction suit in Atlanta
before Judge Pardee of the United
States Court to prevent the condemna-
ton proceedings to obtain a site for the
pumping station.
The Water Board held a meeting
Wednesday and instructed Col Blair to
go ahead and look after the city's in
terests.
An idea of the injury to Marietta by
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
ATLANTA JUDGE STOPS THE WORK
ON MARIETTA'S NEW WATER WORKS.
Commissioners were willing to pay.
CITY WOULD BE HELPLESS.

Commissioners were willing to pay.
CITY WOULD BE HELPLESS.
The Trust company now seeks to
prevent the city from building its own
system. If the company should win
Marietta would be helpless so far as
fire protection and sewer flushing are
concerned. The extent to which this
is true may be understood when it is
known that the Trust company has
only AL fire plugs while the city has
contracted for 1872. The city system
would take in everything from the
Knitting Mills to Blacks lumber
yard and in fact give protection to
every house in Marietta. The Trust
company's system does not give this
protection nor does it give adequate
pressure even where its hydrants are
located.
The sewer system about completed
would be almost useless without the
city's water system. This is the sit
uation and it can by seen that the
outcome OF the litigation is of vital
Importance to the people OF Marietta.
POINTS IN THE SUIT.
The Trust company owns the water
power on Soaps creek at the site of
the old paper mill. The company
claims that it intends to develop that
property and that the city is prepar-
ing to divert the waters of Allgood's
creek which is one of the tributaries
of Soaps creek. This would mean
the taking away Of fifteen per cent of
the water of Soaps creek and would,
it is alleged, ruin that water power.
1t is also claimed that part of the
sewage of the city would run into
Soaps creek.
The Trust company says it is one Of
the largest tax payers in the city and
this is "a scheme to ruin its property
and confiscate it."
LAWYERS IN THE CASE.
The lawyers of the Trust company
are Gober & Griffin of Marietta and
Anderson, Fielder, Rountree & Wilson
of Atlanta.
There has been an impression that
Gober & Griffin would be retained by
the city and they do represent the city
in the condemnation proceedings
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

the litiga tion may be gained from the
fact that the city and the county com.
missiOners had made an arrangement
by which the convicts were to clear off
the site of the lake in exchange for a
supply OF water for the convicts at their
camp and the litigation stops the work
OF sixty-five Of these men.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Plenty of Tax Money.

Tax Collector Stephens was Q busy
man Monday. 1t was the last day for
paying taxes and he collected 5000.
In the three days preceding he col.
lected $4,000, or 500, 700 in four days.
So many we're unable to hand in their
money that Mr.. Stephens has extended
the time to January 1st.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Stockholders Meeting !.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the First National Bank, OF
Marietta, Ga, will be held ct its bank
ing room, Tuesday January 18th 1910,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
J. E. Massey, Cashier.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Legislative Acts Ready

Judge j. M. Gam has received the
Acts OF the Legislature of 1909 for the
Justices of the Peace and they can OBJ.
tain them by calling at his office.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Calicoes

1t will be interesting for
you to know that on Christ
mas Eve I will put on sale
the best calicoes in the mar
ket. When ! say the best,
mean the best. Keep this in
mind. One day only. at the
price of, per yd
4 lie
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
Christmas Eve Specials

Guaranteed Machine Thread
at per spool ..............2c
Good pins at per paper, the
cheap price of only ......lc
Best Hooks and Eyes at per
card.............. ...................-2Lc
Beautiful Csc Ribbons at per
yard only l9c
A big line of best Baby Rib
bon at per yard only .--ic
Ladies' and Children's Wool
Hose, worth 25c, at loc
Velvet worth 81 per yard, at
only .........~.-......,..,..........49c
Children's Wool Mits worth
25c at only .......,.... l5c
Dress Binding worth 10c and
l5c, at only per bunch SC
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-07-30
COUNTY BOARD
We're in Session Last Week
as Board Of Equalization.
Valuation Raised.

The Board of County Commits.
sioners were in session all last
week as Board of Equalization.
The valuation OF number of
horses was raised from the range
class to the class OF work horses
and other changes made.
Each citizen, the valuation Of
whose property has been raised,
has been notified OF the action OF
the board and will be given a
chance to protest at a special
meeting to be held Aug. 9TH.
The board held a special meet.
ing on Saturday to canvass the
ballots cast for and against incorp-
oration in Culbertson and Malta
on Tuesday, July 2oth, and found
that the vote in Culbertson was IS
for incorporation and one against,
as published last week in the
Searchlight. The vote in Malta
resulted in 43 for incorporation
ard II against. So both towns
will incorporate.
At the meeting OF the board on
August 9TH, special election will
be ordered in both Culbertson and
Malta for officers oil the first town
council, which will consist of a
Mayor and four aldermen in Cul-
beitson.
The boundries OF the Two wards
in Culbsltson, as taken from the
petition for incorporation, are as
follows:
"Sald First Ward shall embrace
all OF said territory above described
which IS south OF a line running
due east from the north west corn
er OF the southwest quarter OF the
south west quarter OF said Section
2e. to the north east corner OF the
southeast quarter OF the south.
east quarter OF said Section 29"
Said Second W ard shall em
brace all OF said territory above
described, not included within the
boundries OF said First Ward"
Thirty days notice must be CIV
en- OF the special election and ,his
will bring election day around the
18th or 2oth OF September