Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-20

making them invincible, ! am, with
best wishes to you all,
JOHN H. LOW,
Secretary"
Pointe=a=la=Hache.
! Court was held here on Thursday.
Mfr. Numa Schryot Of New Orleans,
visited his brothers. Messrs. Emile and
Charles, on Thursday.
DR.. G. A. 3. Hays was a business
visitor in our town Thursday.
Among the many business visitors in
our town Thursday. were Atty.'s JAS
Wilkinson. .. S. LiVaudals and N. II.
Nunez.
Hon. Albert Estopinal, after having
apparently forgotten his friends in
Ponte-a-la. Hache, put in his appearance
here on Thursday, to the surprise and
delight of his many friends. Hon.
Estopinal was recently elected sheriff
of St., Bernard parish. Before set
ting down to business in his new office
Sheriff E,stopinal will remain in our
midst for q day or so and indulge in a
little duck hunting in our bays with
Atty. 0. S. Livaudais and Judge X. r.
Hingle.
The new steamboat, Alice. which will
p]v from New Orleans to Port Eads,
made her first trip on Monday. The
Aice's freight was rather light, owing
: to the fact that it was her first trip and
5 very few Of our farmers and planters
), were aware of the fact that her maiden
o trip was to be made OF Monday. Capt
l. Warren Kouns is interested in the
V Alice. The GAZETTE wishes her sue
= cess in her new venture.
Judge r. Emmett Hingle returned
-. from New Orleans on Monday,
i. DIR. W. II. Hipes and Judge +. =
If Hingle made quite a successful due
I'd hunt here on Thursday. The Judge an
}y DR., are both very proud Of their hunt
Sol. Levy, the popular Murray Hi
Whiskey drummer, and our friend Nj
a. z. A. Exrerstein, were in U tow
w Wednesday.
d. Henry c.. Elder, agent for tt
IS Equitable Life Insurance Co. was
ut our town on Friday.
Edwin C. Kohn, parish superinten'
ITS ent of education, is in New Orleans
'"' business.
,rt MR.. G. Favret left for New Orlea
&c on Wednesday, where she will rema
oil for a few days, the guest OF her SO
~. B. A. Favret.
ow Hon. John Dymond sr. was a bu
the npss visitor in our town on Wednesda
Mr.. Willie Nunez. chief depu
.a' sheriff Of St. Bernard parish was
1' visitor in Our town Friday.
sh-
of Pilots Standing by Captain b
Of Michel.
Die Full confidence in Captain Ben !
'er- chell in connection with the suit recen
tier filed against the association was
'pts pressed by the Branch Pilots in resi-
ent' tons which they adopted at a meet
ork at Port Eads November l6. Out
ray thirty even pilots thirty-five W
en- present in person or by proxy. .
re- suit was brought by four members
slst- the organization. In substance
1Ses resolutions said:
as a "Whereas, Certain Branch n
gen. have entered suit in the Civil Dist
Court asking for an accounting OF
0 or finances of the association from I
tive tain Ben Michel, individually, and
Mr. superintendent Of h eAssociated Bra
men, Pilots, during the term of his office,
the in their specifications made the UNI
that uo,+od settlement that
'hich ..In sn;te Of protestation, the
Jay M,chell used his position as superln
re- dent Of this association to prevail
par the governor Of the state to nan
'eded board of directors for the coming
W. Of this association, and which
dies board presented to the association
a by as constituted was composed exciusl
'nler' of persons who are especially fre
to said Michel.
deco A statement which is without t
'sters dalton and does an injustice to
Bate chief executive Of the State, VIII,
Pssrs. the interest Of the commerce OF
Qeclal port, personally interested in an CT
they vor to promote harmony and good
serv- lowship among the members OF ou'
very ISOLATION, thereby preventing lra
's'bie. ruption: therefore,
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