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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07
AMUSEMENT FEATURES.
Opcn.Air Acts Will Be Free
on the Grounds.
ONLY HIGH MORAL SHOWS

Gladway viii Be Scene Of BrlIlIan,
Attractions Into Which Any Woman
4 or Child May Freely Enter Withou,
slightest Danger Of Offense.
The State Fair Of Louisiana will
Of its fourth annual event at Shreve-
port from Nov, to 6, present the
finest array Of shows. amusement
features and sensational acts ever
4 presented the public of this state
! Neither time trouble nor expense
has teen spared in arranging for an
array OF showmen's talent, such as
has never been gathered at a similar
event in the state.
one OF the most noteworthy features
o. the amusements at the State Fair
thls year is the fact that the asso
| c1aion Itself. which Is COMPOSED of
! ohfeVeports most influential business
men, assures IFS patrons that no show
VIII be allowed on the grounds except
tnose OF the highest moral tone. and
eacn attraction will be such as any
man may take his wife, sister. sweet.
heart Or daughter without fear of sec.
ing or hearing anything that will give
Offense
mere will be a score in all OF the
SHOWS, more than one can visit in an
afternoon or night Each will he dif.
'ereht and the entire array of amuse.
ments will be the best ever offered
'he amusement public of tn state.
IN addition to the regular shows
there will be number of omen air
acts OF the most startling and artistic
calibre
The Famous Fishers do an aeria,
act. which is a thriller or the rarest
sort One special feature is where
one OF the Fiahers does q double
somersault through the air, swinging
from one bar handle to the other.
Mazeppa, the greatest trained horse
In the world, who is valued at $40.
900. works all kinds OF sums and Is
said to be the greatest educated horse
the world has ever seen.
me Onafti Sisters, who were re- |
cehuy featured at the New York hip |
pOdrome, are great in their acrobatit
acts. The four sisters work for thirty
minutes and during this entire time
the air is filled with their whirline
BODIES
Wnat is expected TO be the feature
81 al amusements at the State Fair
is Lionel LeGare. whose act is said
% De one of the most thrilling and
DARING now being offered the public.
LeGare performs on high spiral
ne stands on perfect ball and roll.
This by his feet to the top of the spi.
raj and descends in the same manner
Inc spiral is covered with fire.
works at night, and man, descending
on ball, through mass OF flames
j. the view presented. LeGare per
iorsas several other acts on his high
spiral, this feature easily being one
Of the most inspiring now being Of
Tered In the United States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

A communication from Mcilhen-
ny Company offering the sale Of
shells at IL c. per barrel on cars
at Averys Island was read, when
it was moved by Mr.. RenOndet, sec
onded by Mr. Erath and carried
that same EsgaIsed- to-khe Street
opI Rps<Afrr ~~--@-~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07
OFFICIAL MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL
Continued from page L.


Section 8. The said Henry A
Mcntz, his survivors, associates. les
sees, Successors or assigns, are to fur
thermore keep the entire length of thu
streets over which they operate, for (.
width equal to their full roadway o.
track requirements, sprinkled wher
s they deem it necessary, and At theil
own expense.
Section .. The said Henry A
Mentz, his survivors, associates, les
sees. successors or assigns are further.
more to build their main powerhouse
and car repair shops, within the Cor.
porate limits Of New Iberia. (provided
suitable convenient location can be
obtained at reasonable cost, or not
exceeding one lD mile outside the
corporate limits of the City of New
Iberia.
Section 10. That said Henry A.
Mcnt., his survivors, associates, les
sees, succes sors or assigns shall fur
nish good and efficient service at all
times required under this Franchise;
but there shall be at no time, fines or
penalties imposed for their failure,
which are caused or occasi0ned by rea-
son or causes over which they have no
control.
Section IL. The spid Henty A,
Mentz, his SD, vivols. associates, les
sees, SUCCESSORS or assigns hereby
sakree to fix the maximum unit of fare
for continuous ride over any through
car route. within the Corporate limits
Of New Iberia. between the hours of
Five (5) in the morning and Twelve
(l2) midnight, at Five (5) cents, and
between the hours of Twelve (l2) mid
night and Five (5) In the morning at |
Ten (lO) cents; but the said Hepsy A. |
Mentz, his survivors, associates, les
sees, successors or assigns are hereby
given and granted the right and priv
ilege - make special rates, within the
said Corporate limits Of the CITY of
New Iberia. as they may deem fit and
proper to any aud all persons. firms
and corporations. regarding the unit
Of fare, and at rate not to exces 4 tn.
rate herein-betore IN this section men
toned.
Section l.. Inc ssid Henry A.
Mentz, his survivors, associates. L..
sees. successors or assigns eha,l have
the said street rsilway, railioad or
tramway system, rs stated In this Or.
dinance. completr and in operation
within Two t2l years, and shall have
work beam in good faith within on.
% yesr from the date Of the passage
and approval of this Ordsnsnee and its 8
written acceptance by the said Henry
4. Mentx. bis survivors, associates
cssees. successors or assigns. Any 9
lelays not caused BY the fault or neg 3
lgsncs Of said grantee. his survivors, I
apociates. lessees. successors or as
lgns, shalt not be counted against b
lem. i,
Section IL. The said Henry A. v
[ents. his survivors, associates, les a,
-. successors or asaigns agree that Il
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

A Communication from Oyster
dealers in the City asking that the
Council adopt an ordinance pro-
hibiting the peddling Of oysters on
the streets OF New IBERIA, was read
when il was moved by m. Cir
ard, seconded by Mr. Trainor and
carried that the communication Be
tabled
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

each of aid hlii-. their approval or
dlaapproN8} VI sarGe before said bills
are presented Is and ordered paid Or
reirsed by he Roarf Nj Trustees al q
feFniAr meeting.
lth. II shat ~ I'LL ju,y u said
Finance Committee ~ examine into
TIC extent and approximate costs of
any and III new works IF public IN
plovement mat mas he unficr consider
ton hv the Board ai Trustees. together
wits The Gnaneiu ahlHtv 81 the City
L. lacct the ne,easarv evu. ndit1iro and
I ~ max Inc pot II th,;r finding to
Tho Board of Trustees Vii its next regu-
lar meeting, OF al special meeting
called tot the purpose by the Mayor;
provided that thi4 duty aud report
shall be imposed on he Finance Com.
! mittee, only by special order Of the
Board OF Trustees At Il general meet
ing and shall have no application to
/ the matter ot repairs Of existing works;
apd provided further, that the findings
and recommendation OF said Finance
Committee shall he conclusive proof
OF The correctness of all bills made Nv
the pur tasing Committee. # APP
proved, but not so as to bills which
sald Finance Committee refuse to APP
Prove, and which IN that event must
he referred 30 aud PASSED upon by the
Board o. trustees AZ the next regular
meeting, and provided further, that
except ~ 50 Ear as tie finding and re
pot, Of the Finance Committee is here
10 specially made tinal and binding
upon the Board Of Trustees, the same
shall operate only rs recommends
tons, subject to approval Of the SID
Board OF Trustees
9TH. i Shall he the duty Of the Fin
ance Committee to make to the Board |
CT Trustees, such recommendations as |
may - them appear necessary IN the |
matter OF making the annual budget |
ana to recommend to said Board, tie |
minimum annua! liquor license to be |
imposed, with view of raising sniff
cicnt revenue - meet the expenses of
the City, and to make SAID budget ac-
cordlng to the direction of said Board
Of Trustees
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

the transfer, sale. lease or rental {
this Franchise during its life and ter
ure to any Steam Railroad Corpors
tion operating within the State of Lou
isiana, will work as a forfeiture OF al
rights and privileges granted therein
Section IA. 1nat all Ordinances an
paris OF Ordinances of the City Of Ney
Iberia, in conflict with any Of the pro
visions Of this Ordinance be, and tn
same are hereby repealed, in SO far a
they conflict Herewith.
Section IL. 1t;s Ordinance shall g,
into effect immediately upon its pass
age and approval by the Mayor; Enc
its written acceptance by the sale
Henry A. Mentz, his SUI yivo. !, asso
ciates, lessees, successors, or assigns
This done, read. adopted, sien and
seal affixed in open session of the City
Council. this End day OF August A. d
One thousand Nine hundred and nine
(l9O9.)
(Signed) J. s. POWER, Mayor.
A communication from the Commis
sionerJ of the Water Works end Fec
trio Light Plant was read, recon
mending that the City imme diately
assume an Indebtedness sufficient 10
meet the needed improvements n the
Electric Light Plant. in view of the
fact that the present equ; pment OF the
Plant ia obsolete and rapidly depreciat-
inR-when it was moved by Mr.. Rem
oudet. seconded by M. Tra1nor and
carried by the following yea end nay
vote. Yea, Messfs. Renoudet, T.ainor.
Lassalle. Migaez, Glrard, Ribbcck,
Southwell and Erath, Nay. None, that
the Water Works Board be appointed
to ascertain if or not they could place
the certificates of Indebtedness. and 10
report back at the next meeting of the
An Ordinance revising the +. re lin.
its of the City and prohibiting the
erecting of wooden buildings within
Ehe limits defined, and imposing < fine
FOR the violation Of any provision I'll
The Ordinance, IVES presented and |
cad. when it was moved by Mr..
rrainor, seconded by Mr.. Girard and
ldoptcd by the following yea and nav |
'ote. f4-Wt: Yea, Messrs. Renoudet.
rrainor, Lasss.le. Miguez, Girard.
kibbeck, Southwes! ald F-a.h. Nav.
None.
Said ordinance as above entitled
vas then presented to the Mayor for
and alter examination
vas returned bY him approved and
igned with the seal of the Corpora-
ION thereto affixed.
The said Ordinance reads as I, l,ov..
ORDINANCE.
BE II ordained by The Mayor ann
'oard OF Trustees. that no bni,ss o
hall be erected on the Bayou side Of
lain street, between said East side Of
lain street and the Bayou Tache.
af.'ng I'M Weeks street to Ibe,;a
rect, and Des ween Ice. "a st. eet IN
re Southeast lihe7of the properly Of !!
-. Hanley. within a depth of one !.
lntre and fifty feet from the crrt.
E. end f.om WeeFs S. rect on the 4
ess side Of Main street, Within 4 &
pth Of one hundred and fifty feet d
IN the curbiDg to q point one hra- II
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

Communication from Oyster
dealers in the City asking that tho
Council adopt an ordinance pro
hiblting the peddling Of oysters OF
the streets OF New Iberia, was reac
when ii was moved by rM. Cir
ard, seconded by Mr. Trainor and
carried that the communication be
tabled
A communication from Mcilhen-
ny Company offering the sale OF
shells at IL c. per barrel on cars
at Averys Island was read, when
1t was moved by Mr.. RenOudet, sec
onded by Mr.. Erath and carried
that same be rssaHsed- to- The Street
and Bsidge Committee.
An offer from Mr. f. Armintor to
feed the prisoners in the City Jail
| was read-when il was moved sec
onded and carried that the com
| municatiOn be laid over.
b. 1t was moved by rM, -SouttWell,
scconsieel~~by~aMr.~ Girard and car
ried by the following yea and nay
vote, to wit Yea, Messrs Rem
oudet, Trainor. Lassalle, Miguez,
Girard, Ribbeck, Southwell and
Ersth, Nay None, that the City
Council appropriate $500 for Pub
lie Concerts to be given each Sun
day afternoon on the Court House
square during the months Of Au-
gust and September, by the East
Side Concert Band, provided in
terested parties arrange for the
raising of whatever additional
money may be required for the full
fillment of the contracts for the
two months.
1t was moved by Mr.. Girard, sec
conded by Mr.. Renoudet and car
ried that the matter of oiling Main
street for one block as an expert
ment, be referred to the Street
and Bridge Committee to ascertain
the exact cost of same and to re
port at the next meeting Of the |
Council
The Street and Bridge Committee
cost OF repairs needed on the roof !
of the City Hall
1t was moved by Mr.. Lassalle, !
seconded by Mr.. Girard and car !
ried that the election of a Street /
Commissioner be left over until
the 10th instant, when the CounciIl
will meet in adjourned session.
The following bills were read and
approved and ordered paid on
motion of Mr.. Trainor, seconded by5
Mr.. Miguel and carried: A. A,
Flory, repair on harness OF ChieftI
Of Police, $275, Police; Renoudetl
Z Dietlien for feed for horse of
r. Miguel, as per bill, $3.50, Po-,
ice; J. r. Taylor, for medicine fort
lorse of Fire Co. No. 1, 1865, Fire
Department; Geo. w. Dallas, forI
Cast End Bridge Keeper for month
# July, $1,000, East End Bridge
Keeper; J. G. Leblanc, Clerk, for
ecording tax sales, $3.50, Inc.: En-
Publishing Co.
or 1000 letters and envelopes, sc. 80,
Printing and Stationary; j. S. Suit
lie, for feed Of horse OF r. Romero
or months Of June and July, $3.50. 90,
'olice; Leon Dreyfus for one rifle
nd cartridges, S127O, Inc; George
'estia for shoeing horse Of FIRE
o. No. |, $1.00, Fire Department.
rnest Miguel for feeding pris-
ners as per bill, 5000, Feeding
risoners; NJ. Leblanc, for hauling,
b7.95, 5. & b.
lt was moved by Mr.. Renoudet.
econded by Mr.. Trainor and earl
led that the meeting adjourn to l.
ne 10th instant for the transaction,
any and all business. Ill
!. NJ. COMPTON, IS. POWER.
City Clerk. Mayor
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

The Teche-BOutte Canal would
give the shortest possible route TO
the Mississippi river from this
point. LET'S CUT IT.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

The TECHE-BOUTTE CANAL
would make new industries pos
slble Tor New Iberia. Let's cut 1t.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

For all kinds Of PRINTING 90 to
E. F. MILLARD'S.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-07

FOR all kinds Of PRINTING 90 to
Z. F. MILLARD'S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-15
BROTHERS
STORE LOOTED
BY THIEVES
South Second Street Firm, For
Second Time Become Victims
of Midnight ProWIers,

Michael Brothers general merchan-
disc store at 923 South Second street
was b%urglarized early yesterday morn
ing and a number of hats, shirts, rings,
ana other articles of wearing apparel
and jewelry stolen. The robbers Sc
cured entrance to the store by smash
ing a large window glass in front. The
robbery is the second one which the
Michael Brothers have suffered within
a year, Their store was entered last
fall and several hundred dollars worth
of merchandise stolen. The robbers
robbers were captured in San Bernar-
dino n are now serving a term in
the federal penitentiary for a crime
committed prior to the robbery here.
Up to a late hour last night the police
had secured no clew that would lead
to the arrest OF the men who pulled
off the last job.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-15
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF SACRED HEART
SCHOOL TUESDAY
Excellent Program to Be Rend-
cred in Afternoon at Society
Hall in Barelas,

the first annual commencement
exercises OF the Sacred Heart school
corner Fourth street and slower we.
win be held in tho Society hail ir
rarclas. Tuesday afternoon. June ~
An excellent program has been pre-
pared and the exercises will no doubt
be very interesting The Sacred
Heart school has had "a very success
ful arst year and the indications arc
that next year win he still moro uc-
.cys~ful both in point of attendance
ANA educational results achieved Tho
school IS under the direction of tho
Fathers of tho Society OF Jesus. and
taught hy the Sisters of Charity, The
program for Tuesday exercises viii
bc os follows
The Heavenly Song Hamilton Gray
statutory tSpanishl ..........
Ernesto Gallcgos
Kissing Papa Trough the Telephone.
................ our Little Tots
Pastel Enpastclado ...... by Juniors
Hide Remind the Door .... Little Girls
The American National Guards
chorus
Distribution of prizes ...
Rev. G. VI. Copnupi. : J.,
Calcsthcuics .............0 our Boys
Jacks Come Home .,..... BOYS
The song of th, Mystic Father Ryan
Recitation .-.....- by Young Ladies
the Battle Boys
Fairy Moonlight chorus
of Venice Instrumental
Address .....+.. Henry Tafoya
Coronao Fantasia Colors 81 spain
Young Ladies'
Instrumental Trio ..--.....
Lourdcs MARTINEZ. Julia napoleon.
Elosia rafoya
Good Night ...-.. chorus.
SfnfufS
Accompaniment hy Miss v tese-
and Miss Lourdcs Martinez
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-15
Insure In the Occidental Life.


order Gloricta Beer. Phone 49,.
willard N. Drake arrived last night
tium Flagstltf
John Va Gum Is here on a short
business trip from Laeuna
Il r Heller the cabeaon merchant,
vas here yesterday IN business.
John v stevens Of Los Lunas was
i visitor m the city Yesterday
John corhett. Of Mountainair, was a
business visitor ia the city yesterday
nen Blbo. OF The Bibo Morcantiis
company, arrived Yesterday from
Grants
norn. TO Mr. ana Mrs y W. lcrow,
Of SoA North Firm street, June ~,
3 naby boy
NJ * MrNUlrn. of Santa ZEE. ar
ri,ed l1st night go q short busines
VISA
The Fruiernal order Of iiagles vim
meet tonight VA Kcd Mons ham at
s u'cloek.
Mrs G. n schofield IF A%lamogordo.
y hero ou a short visit n guest at
the Alvnrrdo hotel
a. D. Larbln, superintendent of thl
East las Vegas city schools. was here
yesterday on school business
Mn and Mrs. 4. II Goodrich are
hero from Chicago taos % feN weeks
the quests of their son, A W Good
rich
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-15
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION
AT SACRED HEART CHURCH
Somli-cnd Parish Making Big Prep
arations for Celebration of
Feast of Sacred Heart.

The Feast of the Sacred Heart OF
Jesus will be celebrated at the Sacred
Heart church, corner Fourth street
and Stover avenue. Friday. beginning
With solemn high mass at 10 o'clock
in the morning and followed by a
procession and exposition of the Most
Blessed sacrament. Rev A. NJ. Man
.dalari. 5. j.. will deliver a sermon on
Devotion to the Sacred Heart dur
ing mass. The Blessed Sacrament will
be exposed from II o'clock Friday
morning until : O'Clock Sunday even
ing, when the ceremonies will be
closed with benediction. Members OF
other parishes are invited to p%artici-
pate in the exercises,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-15
SAND0vAL COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
UNDER WAY
C0RRALES STABBER
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
Another Assault Case on Trial.
Case Against EmiIiano San
dovaI Charging Murder Call
ed Today,

In the district court for %Sandova.
onntS which was opened by Judge
Abbott yesterday morning at Rernal-
lilo, being the adjourned sitting OF the
February term, the first case called
lftcr the petit jury was empaneled
was that Of the territory against Sc
undino Sandoval. indicted for as
ault with intent to kin. S%andovnl on
Ian. 23rd last made an attack with a
ong sharp knife on a man named
pablo Griogo at Los Corralles. severe
Y wounding the said Griego. After
'evoral witnesses had been placed on
he stand thhe defendant, on the adj
ice of his counsel. Marcos c. De Ba-
n. entered a plea OF guilty to the
barge Of assault with a deadly
Seapon He was not sentenced.
According to the evidence every
,ody was pretty drunk at the time
md Sandoval becoming violent, the
iartcnder demonstrated. upon which
defendant produced a terrifying knife
nd intimatcd that he would carve the
larkceper. Griego interfered to pre-
ent the slaughter or hat highly USE
I'd Individual. %whercupon defendant
aid "Wcll. | can give it to YOU or
words TO that effect, and inserted sev-
raj inches of the weapon into the
innocent Hystandcr.
When our adjourned last night
he case was on trial Of the territory
tgainst Maxine Martinez. charged
With assault with a deadly Weapon on
'elso Lobato at san Miguel II the
yilds Of the cuba county in the Nae
mionto mountain district. Tho in
trumeut alleged TO have been used in
his case was also a knife as usual.
fhe trouble was the result. 50 It is al
nen over some lnnd.
Today II is expected thhe court win
ali the ease of Emllano Sandoval.
X-shcriG Of %Sandoval county, charged
With the murder of a %ranehman with
n axe at Cabezon last year in con
JUNCTION with Albiho Guralc, Jointly
hurged with the crime. The victims
'amc, as viii he recalled, was Juan
valdez and he was Drained with an
'xe. as he lay sleeping, IA the presence
II his two small children. whose ev-
dence was largely responsible for tho
Indictment Of Sahdoval and Gurule.
che body was taken some distance
rom the house ana buried in an ar
'oyO.
Tho case win likely De called at
'hreo o'clock this afternoon and it
may take t~wenty-four hours TO secure
4 jury IN the case. The defendants
vii be represented by a II. Renchan
u santa Fo ana Harry P, owen Of
his city. while Hickey and Moore Will
prosecute tho olsc. District Attor-
ley Klock was Il member of tho firm
f Klock ana owen when the latter
irm was retained by Sandova1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-15
SALE ON BASEBALL GOODS

You all know there is one price on
standard Baseball Goods. No dealer
does cut the price on regular goods.
We, however, have bought in two
Sample Lines OF Catchcrs' Mitts,
First Basemen's Mitts, Fielders' Mitts.
Fielders' Gloves. Catchers' Masks, and
Baseball Bats. We are selling the
whole lot at one-third less than you
can buy them any other time or right
where thoy are manufactured.
These goods are as good as new.
Many of them you could not tell from
aeW stock. bur they are samples. and
90 at sample prices. Oh course. none
of these can be duplicated at our cut
price. II YOU wish to take advantage
OF this sale don't let the other fellow
get there first It's up to you.
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
Phone il0i Next TO the P%ostoffice.