The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-24

Tor the president OF the firm, L. A
Rlnufn, rs known the State over a:
oetng one Of the most energetic ano
successful planters in the business
AS the right hand man on tue place
the eldest son of the president, j
.t"ms Rlouin. the secretary of til,
hrm, IS soon coming to Ellington Il.
exercise a sort of general reslden'
| directorate over the sugar house af-
fairs, since bis father resides on the
Bush Grove plantation, IL Lafourche.
where most of his time is put in
Young BIouin comes to Ellington
well grounded in gar factory expert
ence, both theoretical and practical,
for he IS to be ii 1909 graduate of the
Audubon Sugar School at the Louis
lana State University, and has fac
tory experience gained by two SEES
slons' service at the Oakley central,
10 Assumption parish, where be was
nnder thin past master sugar expert
Louis Dill, AMI last summer he spent
several months in California beet
sng,r factory
10 get back to the lone Star aud /
Ellington fields, it may be stated that
ne stnbb'e is fairly good on both
places. and considering the fact that
10 fall planting was followed, and
hat the seed was none of the best.
nth cartailed paintings, the plant
atlook Is as good as may be expected
ne corn prospect is bright, and there
getting to be ample labor to work
ne crops. Theo. Becnel, the sam
verseef as Of old, Was retained Or
one Star, and the field manager Sc
lred for Ellington is I. B. Robert /
IN, who is well known on the upperI :
'ast as having been manager of the
ront st. Louis plantation, in Tbr Il q
lie. Fer five years, prior TO 1908
last year serving on the Soulh,iap
i.Htat!on, in jefferson parish t,
nee coming to f. n,g'or, Manage,
'bnrtson has lrla full chance To ~
oW his metal, for there is mans I"
Dirk cut out for him, anl in til, field n
has the assistance of VILLAIN Rob -
|, Who formerly was Oh Ashton. =
To 1. u Kent, prior to this year. En-
len Ashton was leased to rice plan
s. Right now, aside from the Gu
alton OF the crops, repairing o.
,ins. and the building of some sub
nt1ai reW ones. considerable Dig or,
9 is gong on to insure bette, III,
image, and an extensive lot of cor II.
,ated iron culverts a,e on hand CIR
ng put in, these of the Harry Bros. t.,
make, consisting OF The large a. or
unit of 2,480 feet in length, 1900
each for Lone and Ellington it'll
'se 'ulverts range in size from l5Itha
Eo-inch diameter. the Intprmedia., me
$ IL, "a, 30, and Be- inches. all in Ma
foot lengths, and lll coming po., tai,
lty OF this type drain over the !, i
KIND is evidenced by nany otllyrl I
tiers III the parishes now adopting { ,i,r.
y; for anything smaller than the 4 r
nch size, it IS undess stood these fguit
erts are no cheaper than are tile, frat
from 3O-inrh and larger the cost fan,
lower, and the olhert into
'"'"g. IS considered largely to nv
in the Misunderstanding of The cor-f ION
| iron as against the lie, as wei ,io.
'e greater ease of handing aiis: W..
ing IN pace Oh
.rlaps the greatest in .say.ma.,. nres
G Ellington field, the:,gh, is lh~ frien
ectian of he tra,n,v ON thu. how
alton with Lone Sta. L,- no H., scare
own of an additional ME s,rl
" gauge track on Lone Sta, Ill,
on''isn:g up Of the cane car fs.- prs.l
AMI Tie pe,Eclisse Of a lotion ..Tt,o
loifve. The new cars, 10 BE- s;f ETC.,
aatiaps',lga Car C Foundry C, f,ssi,,
i. b'asEa ham Louis Kaufman -
,a iferD agent, viii number % III;
aoubbs truck a,l-stee. kimt e,o...
TO Carrying 10 tons IF can. ..ta.
Inc very newest and lls. hes, il, Ct.
ne car line; the leeofHp,ivc b.;.a
e honsit from !.oals ka, fe,.::.,,, 81,
he ForneF typ. esq ciatiy a.f,..i =
'aa'aeioa asass, a:.d The IIx