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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

Barnett.-Mrs. Sallie Falls Barnett, widow
of Col. Charles R. Barnett, .. s Army, and
daughter of the late Samuel NJ Shoemaker, of
Burnside" Green Spring Valley, died on the
10Th inst, at Wellesley, Mass, where she had
been spending the winter. Her residence was
at Martha's Vineyard, Mass Mrs. Barnett is
survived by two sons, Messrs. Charles T. Bar
nett, of Roland Park, and Eccleston Barnett
one daughter, Mrs. Clarence Freeman, of Flush
ing, N. " and brother, Mr.. Samuel M. Shoe
maker, member ofthe Baltimore county School
Board, and three sisters. Mrs. Barnett's relar
tives living in Maryland, including Rev. DR. J
Houston Eccleston, her uncle, attended the flu
neral, which took place on Monday last at the
chapel at the Military Academy at West Point.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

Waiker.-Mr. Redford w. Walker, aged 6S
years. died on Thursday at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. William ]. Todd, of Mount
Washington. The deceased was native Of
Washing tor, D. c., and was engaged in the
real estate business in the District many years
About five years ago he retired and for the past
three years has been living with his eldest
daughter. He was a vestryman in the Rock
Creek Protestant Episcopal Church for 35 years.
Stansbury Lodge of Masons, of Brightwood, D..
c., mum bered him among its members.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

Bennett-After lingering illness Lieuten-
ant Commander Rudolph T. Bennett U. s.
Navy, retired, died at his home, on Middle
River last Saturday. His was the second
death that has occurred in the Bennett home
during the past month, as Mr.. Harry Bennett,
a brother of the Lieutenant Commander, died
there about three weeks before. Lieutenant
Bennett was 68 years of age and was veteran
of the Civil War, having served at one time
under Admiral Farragut. When the war
broke out in 1861 he joined the Union Navy as
third assistant engineer, in which position he
served during the greater part of the war. Later
he was promoted to chief engineer. 10 1887 he
was retired as chief engineer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

Improvement Association Celebrates
Anniversary Wednesday night, at the
anniversary exercises OF the Hamilton I'm
provement Association, President William
lHcCallister made an interesting address on the
work of the organization and closed by max
ing a strong argument for good roads through
out the State and the establishment IN balt-
more county of a road system that would
furnish more good roads at less expense than
they are now costing.
The committee in charge of the exercises
was composed of Messrs. Fred Glantz j
Harry Mitchell, ]. Edward Broadbelt VIM.
Frankton and J. II. Albrecht.
The following associations were represented
by delegations: Hamilton Volunteer Fire
Company, Patrons Association of Garrett
Heights School and Evergreen Lawn improve
After bis address Mr. McCalster was present.
cd with large and beautiful bouquet OF carna.
lions as a token ofappreciation for his faithful
service to the association and the community
An Appreciated Letter from a Former
| Baltimore Countian.-On remitting his sub
scription Mr. F. W. Bond, of Trenton,
| formerly of Monkton. Baltimore county, writes
| SIS follows THE UNION is most welcome
guest to my home, coming as it does from my
| native county and State. aud where lived for
| more than so years. It's coming is always nail
cd with delight and its columns perused with
| eaperness / congratulate you on the success
and progress of THE UNION for almost sixty
wears past. cannot close this without express
| ing nv sorrow on account of the death ofyouI
brother, Mr.. John B. Longnecker, and extend
to you my sympathies in your bereavement.
Patronal Feast Celebrated The patIoDai
feast of ST. Joseph's Church. at Necker belalr
road, was celebrated on Friday, March 18th
The celebrant of the solemn high mass at v
o'clock was Rev. John ]. Ryan, of the apps
tolic Mission House, Brookland D. C.; the
deacon was the Rev. A. Ramp, pastor OF st.
Anthony's Church, Gardenvile; the sub
deacon was the pastor of st. Joseph's Rev.
Charles. ]. Trinkaus. The sermon was preach,
ed by Rev. Father Ryan on the Lille ana
by the pastor, large number of persons re-
ceived the sacraments.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27
TO CREDITORS.

". GU Smith, Attorney at L0t0, Second Ma
ttonaL Bank Building, TOtUsO1, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

Ashland Church News.-The Young Peo
pies Social Society held its monthly gathering
in the manse of Ashland Presbyterian Church
on Thursday, March 18th. About fifty persons
enjoyed an evening of music and social inter-
course.
On Sunday, March 21st, Rev. Charles g.
Cady, of Baltimore, occupied the pulpit OF Ash
land Church, the pastor, Rev. Il. M. Price;
preaching in the evening. There were GOOD
congregations at both services.
A stereopticon lecture, "a Horseback Kloe
from Damascus to jerusalem" VII! De gwen
in Marble Hill Hall, under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Ashland Presbyterian
Church, on Tuesday evening, March goth; by
Rev. Dewitt NJ. Benham, Ph. d. Tlckets
Is cents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

Smith.-Mr. Howard F. Smith, who had
been suffering for some time with Bright's
disease died on Tuesday night last at his home
at Mount Vista, 18th district. Something over
year ago Mr.. Smith bought the property of
Mr.. Frank B. Boarman, on the Hartford road,
and had since conducted the store there Heis
survived by widow and one child. Deceas.
ed. who was a son of Mr.. Frederick Smith, of
Glencoe, was a member of Mount Moriah
Masonic Lodge of Towson, and also of the
Junior Order United American Mechanics of
Hereford. The funeral took place at 10. BOA. M.
on Thursday and the remains were taken to
Glencoe where they were inferred at P NJ. in
the cemetery attached to the Protestant Episco
pal Church. A delegation from Mt. Moriah
Lodge attended the funeral and took part in
the ceremonies. Messrs. John Arthur & Son
had charge of the funeral arragements.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27

W. GIL Smith, attorney at LGt0, Second Ma
ttOnaE Bank BWiIdinO, TOtrSOTI, Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
ezra Kendall on Farming.

when was an innocent
child. and before fell prey 20
the histrionic art" remarked
Ezra Kendall At his hotel yes
terday. Il ionged 20 lead the life
Of farmer on the independent
ticket. My grandfather vas
raised on a farm BY the kick
Of a COW. remember on his
farm how the logs used 10
craekie at so much per crack.
for they were gas logs and only
put In TO give the gas meter OK.
ercisR. knew that II ! once
started on a farm Il would be
no difficult matter for me 20 go
10 tee White House TO get
some seed from the agrieul.
turai department.
Il have a farm IN Ohio. and I
love 10 sit on the porch near
the pickle shrubbcry and the
sauer kraut vlnea and hear the
German silver chirp OF the birds
and the hrassy lum 81 the mos.
j HAakAkH4 NV W WNt&aA ~ tthAA
try to hatch out an egg plant
Last year | cut my cucumber
seeds into slices and planted
them and raised sliced cucum-
bers. This year. on top OF the
bean poles fastened tomato
cans and the beans crawled up
the poles and into the cans and
pulled the lids down after them.
When beans thus can them
selves the margin OF profit Is
very large.
II have a COW that used 10
appear In the first net Of Way
Down East and I have trained
her to come Into the kitchen and
lick the flowers off the wall
paper.
what do you call your farm.
Mr. Kendall ?"
n call II The Smoke House.
because so many hams hang
round"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

Many local playgoers will recall
f.ottle Alter. at tho Moore this
week with Ezra Kendall. from her
engagement at the Moore two sea.
sons ago In Mrs Wlggs OF the
Cabbage Patch After the LEGAL
engagement Miss Alter went to
Honolulu. New Zealand. Australia
and England with the same play
Last winter she played in stock In
Mexico City
As a result Of her trip 70 the
Antipodes. Miss Alter has two un.
usual accomplishments She can
talk the Maori language fairly we'll,
and she can dance the Maori IA.
tsonai dance excellentiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

~ j. ". SATAE.
lnCAL changes In the Seat.
" made muslcai play. THE
Aagkan." will be discovered
ne curtain goes up on the
Frformance OF its third local
y next Sunday night.
Fwtirg TO its present manager,
Cullen, The Alaskan
anger a comic opera. but a
"a comedy. OF the is song
nlx there viii be but six
u VII be delivered as they
shfn the play opened the
y two years ago Not one
u Old cast remains.
Y SBall5erry Strander Of old
scx become Walxsngham Watt.
dnxhrcoks Blazes is trans.
pa 10 Pref. Knlcklebein. There
kssrzI new principals. includ.
NJ Good. Mr.. Better and Mr.
RsT Tlemup aud an Eskimo
4 TIE scene Of the second act
seH shifted from Nome 70
1zHn The time OF the first act
- N<1 Banged from summer TO
~ DC
Y n1M Cullen has not dis.
- Ne Totem Pole song, for IN
lgzbsr Joseph Blethen In.
~ ns IL the catchiest fea-
y ever Incorporated into a
zl pay The book has been
- By Richard Carroll and Gus
st'rS who are nov appearing
" pay, and Harry Glrard's
T hss been supplemented by
q several other composers.
'stf Cullen now banks a good
q = snowbailing scene which
" introduced into the final act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

!. hell The California eirl
~. aequlttcd Of numbering
n s.,. mas lust refused a van.
~ ','e : Of $3.50 per week. ten
A'' p Archie Levy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
4 AENDALL ENGAGEMENT IS ALL OFF

Es..s..' sunday night, miss
IN. night and playing Tues
/ s,,s'I.. Ezra Kendall vent 10
/ n las' night and made up
/ Ns ,s,s u The Vinegar Buy.
~ l os.f John Cooke Of me
/ zsss,s,s' ser thought II best
sssd : should not 20 on. lie
n i. as audience and In.
members Of the Ezra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

Kendall company that the local en-.
gagement OF The Vinegar Buyer
was at an end. The Moore VIII
be dark until Sunday night
The facts in the case have been
wired Manager John Cort at San
Francisco Whether or not he viii
cOnstrne the facts as constituting
a breach Of the contract signed by
Liebler e. Co. and himself remains
10 be sEen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
OFFICERS STOP MARATHON WALTZ
AT BUTTE; SIX GIRLS TO HOSPITAL
tny United Press.)

BUTTE Mont, a-wth men ataprerine aropud tho noor
snu women anns oiieora last night
We ~ nouns ana ~ minutes
contestants ate nothing and allowed drink
Six gra have been hospital one suffering from
rupturcd blood vessel and another muscular
PalRgeH othtr 81 the n ahRpe
Five hundred eonst and ehered the
ehVets on even after the women began be
floor The three surviving nron
watch ior the men and diamond ring for the women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
raE COMING WEEK.

kUcaE The Alaskan" ,
*kLHANHRA Dallas Wexford 1
d -Nr. Hupkinson. :
kAND- Sunday 10 Wcdnes- I
hy. The Soul Kiss. Thurs t,
~ TO Saturday. George i,
PtnFuse's Minstrels. Fri /,
~ Afternoon. Or. wullner I,
) Co1ceFt. 1
tKA1TLE-The Russell Drew 1
company tisoth to is9th +,
wriormAncesl In On Trial /,
he His Life" &,
|L1ss- Ths Del Lawrence com 1
pzy llksih 10 l6sth per. {,
.armzn<esl in The Lottery
q inse. +,
! oHpnteH Franklyn Under ,
! vWd Frazeas Slosson and
4 f1a3sFIi.k
: MSk$f< Romany Opera !
rs1msr and Vaudeville.
sAsrxe<s May Tullie 4
@ and Vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

WLLAs WEXFORD TO
REMAIN.

y Tuesday afternoon, at 4
.sl time this column an 4
'a.ea that two Women 4
y That Man" would not ap- 4
y q The Alhambra next =
Russell q Drew wired =
~ York to extend. II pos \
ne Dallas Wexford en-. a
snsnt through next week. =
" answer came today. BY 4
i'ns the time held for =
~'sd along the Oregon h
Line, he will be enabled \
here all next week. 4
hopkinsona will there y
y The AIhambra bill until =
NsnoeE 10. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

Since David Belasco has made a
success OF THE Fighting Hope
with five characters. and Joe Web
or is doing well with THE Climax. T
which has four characters. the rage
for smail-caat plays has increased.
Leander Sire has the temerity 20
put forward an evenings entertain
ment In which but three persons
will figure The play Is 70 be
named THE Call
can see where professional
Jealousy viii cause the Chronicle
and the Examiner TO roast this
play II II ever gets TO San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

Pete .Sandberg. the Immaculate
citizen Of Tacoma, IL building new
vaudeville theatre there on Pacific
avenue, between nth and 18Th
streets. He says that an Eastern
firm has leased the theatre for five
years. II Eandberg Is sticking to
the facts. this must mean William
Morris vaudeville for Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

800 iip II You are figuring
'ae'hg New Years eve at the
set down there at once
y, your seats The or.
ss.s I iayorite place IN which
IA 'af Old year out and the
n and already the big
h, 1, Y 1 .s:. sold out for the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
EI1TLE-NADE OPERA HAS
| BEEN COMPLETELY REMADE
n. Alaskan Has Been
| rnusformed From a
| couic Opera Into a
| us,ieal Comedy
u Kendall Discourses
| lnrnedly on Farming
! VT Concert Program
/ IAnnounced.
[..s&s<sstststsss -
TREATMENTS THIS WEEK. 4

|X<3% = =
1 u>caE Dark.
[,lHAnsaA--Dallas Wexford 1
1 ! Nj. Hopkinsor I
Lamp "A Girl at the 4,
M.m.
k0krTLE-The Russell Drew ,
oupAay tisOth to is9th i,
wricrmzncesl In Queen Of I
1 n Highway"
los = The Del Lawrence I
nrspany lit5th TO i56th I
rfmmzncesl In "Zlra" 1
! :ssHsua-Alice Lloyd and /,
oztssllle. I
Inklksrlc--Leo Cooper In 1
ne Operator and vaude-
MA I
uxrACEs - Arthur tlous. /,
MS spectacle. Roosevelt ,
i Africa aud vaudeville
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09
Mammalian proaran cempI.,ed.

Director Henry iIadley today
completed the arrangement Of his
Wagnerian program which Is to be
played az the Moore a week from
Sunday. as the fourth concert In
the popular series Concertmeister
Max Bonner Will. on that occasion.
be heard IN violin solo IN the
"Meistersinger" selection. The
complete program will be as fol.
lows.
Overture ................."R lenzi'
Song OF the Rhein Daughters
........"Die Gotterdammerung'
Funeral March ...........
NUM-" Die Gotterdammerung
Intermission.
PRELUDE .s.-+..+..s.. Lohenkrlu
Prize Song DIE MeIsterslnger
overture .....s.... lannhaeuser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-09

Cissle Latns announces that.
owing to nerve trouble, she will at
once retire from the stage. perhaps
permanently
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
CHAUFFEUR JAILED.
His Manner and Acts toward
Little Girls Has Aroused
Popular Indignation.

Loreal, the colored chauffeur
was jailed on Thursday afternoon
1t is stated that while he was in
possession of car, late Wednes
day afternoon. which he should
have proceeded with to the gar.
age directly, he went for an out
ing on his own hook. In the up
per portion Of the CITY he met four
little girls, bet xetn the ages Of 10
and II years, to whom he prOpos-
ed a ride. The chauffeur, having
been familiar char acter upon the
streets for many months, and not
a stranger to the children, they in
their childish antlcipatioDs of an
enjoyable ride and apprehending
no i'll, agreed and climbed into the
car.
The course of the car then led
out the Lake road, turning into a
field, where the car was stopped
Here the chauffeur proposed, by
the use Of pocket tape line, to
decide which of the girls had the
largest foot. He also wanted 70
measure their calves. He next
proposed that one of tbs girls
should go into the standing cane
and help herself. The now fright
ened children huddled together
and demanded their immediate re-
turn to the city.
Upon their return home they ap.
prised their parents Of the hap
pening. Thursday the officers got
of 1t and Officer Col
gin took Loreal into custody. At
Ter having him identified by the
children he was hurried to the par
sh Jail and lockd mp.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
STREET o|L|NC,
MaiH Street, from French to
Jutla, Given its First Coat
Of Oil on Monday.
1t elves the Dust Problem.
If it Proves Durable. a
More Extended Use will
FotIow.

The patient waiting OF our peo
pie for the oil wagon was reward
ed on Monday morning IL arIiv
ed; also, u tank car Of the asphalt
oil, as prepared bv the STANDARD
Oil " Mai" street was quite
lhoro,i ghly oiled from French tC
julia street aud then blockaded
against vehicles in order to give
he or an opportunity to soak IN.
1t was( (opened to traffic again on
Thursday
The making OF this experiment,
of oiling II section Of Main street,
is the result Of the persistent eff
fort of Mayor Power, who took
the matter mp some months ago
After careful and exhaustive in
uury about the use Of the oil at
va.ious ether points, he became
convinced that it would result III
great benefits II applied to the
streets of this city. The City
Council finally agreed to hH peti.-
ton and authorized the expense
Street COMMISSIONER, o. u
Romero, prepared ,he street for
the oiIing.
The results thus far are most
The wearing test,
,r durability, will take time to
demonstrate. If this turns out a
'esult reasonably close to the esti
mates, a liberal nse Of the oil in
street work will undoubtedly fol-
ow.
The oiled section of the street
vas put to it's first test by rain
his morning 1t seems to be
oldlng its own very well
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
REGULAR MEETING
! BOARD of TRUSTEES
City Of new IBERIA, L0UISIANi.
Regular Meeting, Oct. 4th, 1909.

Regular Meeting, Oct. 4th. 1909.
The Mayor and Board OF .rustee
met this day in regular session will
Mayor J. $. Power in tie Chair and tn,
fol lowing mmebers present and absent
Present. Messrs. Renoudet, Lassalle
Girard, Erath, Mignez, Ribbeck anf
SouthweIl. Absent, Mr.. Trainor.
The minutes Of the meetings o.
September 9Th and September l0tl
were read and approved on motion ol
Mr.. Renoudet, seconded by Mr.. Las
sale and carried,
1t was moved by Mr.. Renoudet, sec
ohded by Ribbeck and carried that
the Mayor appoint committee Of
three to draw up a suitable resolution
accepting the street beyond Jefferson
street offered by the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, and to submit
same to the said Railroad Company
for their acceptance. The Mayor ap-
pointed on said committee, Messrs
Renoudet. Southwell and Lassalle.
The Mayor reported that as per in
structions from the Board OF Trustees
ne had advertised for bids for the
needed repairs on the City Hall and
Market House, aud had opened same
and found that the bid OF Mr.. j. w.
Taylor for repairs on chimneys and Of
Mr.. +. Guerin for repairs on roof were
the lowest and had SO awarded the
contract, when 1t was moved by Mr.
Ribbeck. seconded by Mr.. Miguez
and carried that the report be receiv-
ed and accepted.
The Mayor also reported that he
had suspended from the police force
Officer A. }. Stafford for conduct up- |
becoming an officer pending action by |
The Board Of Trustees, when it was
moved by Mr.. Renoudet, seconded by
Mr. Miguez and carried that the ac-
Ion OF the Mayor be sustained.
1t was moved byMr Lassalle, sec
'nded by Mr.. Erath and carried that
'olice officer A. j. Stafford be rein
tated to take effect from this date.
The reports of the Treasurer, Col
ector, Clerk and Of the Impounded
took were read and ordered spread on
he minutes on motion Of Mr.. Renou-
ct, seconded by Mr.. Ribbeck and car
led.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

A communication from Mr.. q. w
Dallas asking that the City reimburss
to him one-half of s26. 100. being am
cunt expended In raising the East Ent
Bridge which was blown down by thl
recent storm was presented and read
when 1t was moved by Mr.. Southwell
seconded by Mr.. Ribbeck and carried
that the Street and Bridge Committed
investigate the said Bridge and ascer
tain if or not the traffic over said
bridge would justify such an expendi.
ture.
A communication from police officer
Q. Bayard asking that his salary be
raised to that of the other police Id
view Of the fact that his duties had
been greatly increased. wss presented
and read, when it was moved bo Mr..
Girard. seconded by Mr.. Renoudet
and carried that the same be referred
to the Finance Committee. @
A communication from oyster and
fruit dealers asking for tho adoption
Of an ordinance prohibiting the ped
ding of fruit and oysters on the
streets was read, when II was moved
by Mr.. Renoudet. seconded by Mr..
Ribbeck and carried that the Mayor
appoint a committee Of three 70 draw
up such e1 ordinance az asked for.
The Mayor appointed on said commit
tee Messrs. Miguez, Erath and Rib
heck.
The folio wing resolution adopted by
the Commissioner of the New Iberia
Light and Water Works
Plant was presented and read:
We, the Board Of Commissioners OF
The New Iberia Electric Light and Wa
terworks Plant, respectfully submit
10 the City Council that the necessi-
lies Of the plant will require such
Iunds II maize the necsssary repaissI
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
TEsTIFIEs AFTER FOUR YEARS,

Carlisle Center, N. Y, G.. B. Bur-
hans, writes: "About four years
ago I wrote you that 1 had been
entirely cured of kidney trouble by
taking two bottles Of Fo.ey's Kid
ney Remedy, and after four years
/ am again pleased to state that l
have never had any return OF those
symptoms, and / am evidently cur
ed to stay cured" Foley's Kidney
Remedy will do the same for you.
For Job Printing 60 to Millard's.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
GREAT CORN CONTEST.
esate Fair Preparing 70 Aid Movemen.
Towards I oris Ian - MAJ, r.~.

Towards Louisiana's New Crop
The State Fair OF Louisiana. In con
junction with the state department of
agriculture, = preparing 70 give tho
movement towards making Louisiana
great corn producing country all the
fncouragement In It's power. while the
State Fair IL In session at Shreveport
from Nov. to g.
Colonel Char leg Schuler, state com.
missioner Of agriculture and j,nmiYra.
pom. has al ay, been In the fore rank
every momevent towards betterjpp
ne agricultural interests OF the state
he and Professor Dodson OF the
state experimental farm. in copiupc.
ton with the State Fair association
are now perfecting plans for the or
saP'zation OF tho State Corn Growers
association, which will be perfected
to not only aid the growers In hand.
ling their crops but to at the same
time prove OF material benefit I'm
marketing he harvest.
The department Of agriculture has
devoted la-vs portion Of It's funds.
Appropriated for premiums AZ the State
Fair, to prizes for corn and the corn
contest, In view of the ,o,t crop pro.
duced In the state this year The
corn contes' will prove in Itself dis
tinct feature M the State Fair.
The boys corn contest. when sam
pies Of the cereal grown and cult
waited by the lads Of the state. will be
shown, will also be feature OF the
corn show. and a large number OF
Louisiana lads have grown corn for
the special urpOsa Of entering In tn .
contest. Pro essor " l.. Roy of Marks.
Vile, La. IL Superintendent of the
boys corn contest.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

7. JURIN,
Collector
Report of the City Treasurer of the
City Of New Iberia for the month end
ing SEPTEMBER 3oth, 'ooo
GENERAL FUND.
C;,x Co,,sc.or o., 90
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