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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25
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0n ths tace ~ the r,ssaru- Js,hn I
Barsefi l. d..ieased fss attorney gee
eral af Colorado bx Bna Gr,iisah ~
Grand junction. Iloweser. Bsrsesi
beleees enough fraudulent voses
were cast IN tlserfana. Conejos sad
Costslla countles ~ osi-ef the plural
lty oi his opponent Ne hope b.
vii contest the election. for here ls
-plenaId opportunity 30 sin 10 ths
eatsom irregularities ~ Voling which
have dlsgrsced the eorPorstloa cos
camps.
And VI by any chance Griffith J.
fairly elected thi- next leeislaisr'
oegbt % sppoant Barnett as special
prosecutor Ia the snIts II the state
against the federal government
These suits are among the most i'm
portsnt matters 60 be fought cut ~
the next few wears. From what We
know uf Griffith he is tied up with
the bunch II infatuated linchot al
alrers at Grand junction aud Colo
rada Sprines. who would sacrifice
the hirthright of Colorado to her
ows water power and other astursl
resources, all for an occasional mess
of pottaee, like high line canal OF
government tunnel Even II
Griflith's better Judgment told him
the government was wrong his 1850
ciates would certainly compel him
to sldestep pressing ANYTHING thai
would embarrass the ultra-conserva
tionisis, who seem disposed TO STRIP
Colorado of everything she owns
Strange that such citizens exist
bat the late irrigation congress al
Pueblo showed them up Thanh
goodness we have coneressiona
delegation who aie alive TO tbe
danger 10 our future, and in time W.
NAV hope 10 become a unit through
cut the state. regardless OF party
Nevertheless, ust at the present
time. anv laxity in pressing thes,
suits might give the federalists theil
opportunity 10 secure decisions ane
precedents that never could be over
come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25

The democrats have won the ma
tlonal house of representatives, but
now what will they do with it, AL
ready a movement is on foot among
the slaves Of the big interests to
down Champ CLARK for speaker
Too radical, they say The real
fact is Champ is too democratic for
them and the same forces which in
Colorado made Lubers speaker of
the house and blocked progressive
legislation IN the senate. will now
attempt to control in national poll
eies. Yet chances are largely in
favor Of Mr.. Clark 8 election TO this
important Office. An office of power
and influence, which Speaker Reed
once designated as having but one
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25
CovsgF yssasssss,s ksrycG.

TO NARY p. GUNNELL AND 10 ALI.
PERSONS HAVING AN INTEREST OR
TITLE OF REC ORD IN OR To THE LAND
HEREi NATTER DEst RIBED.
NOTICE Is HERkBN GIVEN that ON the
sth day of November, A. d. 1S7, the following
described property, situate in the County ~
Gunnison and State ~ Colorado. to-wit:
Lot ~ in block p IN Vest iunnison
Addition 10 the town Of GuDnison, was sold for
the Delinquent taxes for the year 1~s and pur-
chased by Gunnison tounty. That said pre-
misses w.re taxed f,r said year I*S in the name
of Mary p. 6unn.li
That the said GunniSon County by its County
Treasurer dId on the llth day Of November 1910,
duly assign the certificate of purchase. which
was issued by the touBty Treasurer, to said
Gunnison County for above sale, to Nes
Nelson who hath made request upon the Treas
urer II said County Tor notification, a. p,ovid-
ed by the law Of Isth, in eraer that he may be-
come eutitled to a tar deed ON said cert itcate
for said year
That the time of reiemp, on Of said real es-
tate from such tax sale will expire the 2nd
day of March, A. ID. isil, and q tax deed will
issue therefor the sra day Of March, A. ID.
lall unless r. dee med heretofore.
~ Dated this I2th day of Novembe
ANNIE N. DOWNEY,
Treasurer of said Gunnison County
Published Nov. ; Dee .. I"iO
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25
As cur republican friends insisted

As cur republican friends insisted
IT was wise 90 elect con gressmen who
belonged 10 the majority party at
ashington, II Is pleasing to note
that cur three Colorado congressman
are democrats and that the house Of
representatives is also democratic bv
a large ma IorIty We do not know
So much about Judge Rucksr over
here, but John A Martin and Ed T.
TAYLOR are about the sblest aud most
hard working congressman we have
ever known. They are not only
right ON great public questions, but
they get things done aud are always
watching the corners 10 help Colo
RADIO and her interests Martin s
home city Of Pueblo gave him 400o
majority or thousand more than
Shafroth received, deserved tribute
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25
sH tkfFf"s sAIE
state of Colorado,

State of Colorado,
CITY and County of Denver,
Robert q. Lewis
The Cortland tiold for the
and Silver Mining CITY ana ouutY of
Company. a 'orps- Denver, state 81
ration. Colorado.
BY virtue of writ of execution and Zee
bill issued out of the District Court of the
,ity and County of Denver, state II Cole
RADIO. 10 me. sheriff of the County of Oun-
nison. state of Coiorado dir-cted IN favor of
Robert y. LewIs against The Cortland Gold
and silver Mining Company, Whereby | am
Thousand seven Hundred furty -ei ight Dol
Z lars and sixty mine cents tSiz ,I4~.b9f dam
ages aud tor the further sum of Five Dollars
and torty cents fs5.4ol costs. l have levied
upon and taken in execution the tuiiovins
descrioed real esta te and all the right ttle aud
interest oi the said DEFENDANT. he cortland
tsold and silver Mining Company In and 10
! the following de-cribed real estate situate.
/ living and being in the County al GuHnison
and state 81 e,larado, to-wit:
Roe aud Reno Lode Mining lsims. survey
No I1ss3. embracing a portion of section Y
. in tow nship 80 north range 3 east tf the \
NJ. Meridian, in the told brick Mining Dis
I trtrt tiunnt-sfn County. Colorado. per
patent thereof recorded April =, is.'S, in book
l~s page lui. aiunuisssB County recoreis.
\ Adams and Mathews Lode Mining Claims,
] Survey No iT~55, embracing a portion 81
section " IN township so north range esst
of the y NJ Meridian, in the Geld Brick
/ Mining District. e;unuison County. Colorado.
as per patent Thereof r.cord-d June L. Issrs.
in book fsS. page l09. e;unnison County
rerortis
Grant: Brown and shields Lode Mining
I Claims. Survey Ne. I7s54. embracing n per
tion of SECTIONS ~ and Is IN township Sc
north range east 81 the y N. Meridian. IN
the G.,ld Brick Mining District. tiunuisOn
County. Colorado. as per patent thereof re-
corded Nars-h q. ls.sss, IN beck l~g. page
l25. tfunnisan County rerorts.
M-s-eneer; lprie sam Ne. :: Msenet and
Queen No Lode Mining lainfs. and ort-
land Nill~ite Cftim. surveys >os. 124FS
and I24T9 ". embracing portion of see
tions II and n in township 81 north range
east of the y. NJ Neridian. in the 6e,ld
Brick Mining District. .iunfison County. al
GRADE per pc tent thereof reessrsied ~efsfem-
h<r "a. 1891. In book I5a. rsge l53. Sunni
son County records.
Nhie-h shall ofer Tor sale nj puhlie sue
sion the ftfrh dsy s,f iseeer'1ts-r A %. 1sfo
al rhe hour 81 zen e'eisek A. ~ rhe front
door eff the 4 s,unty Court Heu-e IN the Tow n
of tfunnisof. County of Gunniss.n and state
tf alssrsio. 10 the highest and best bidder
FOR ersh-
PAT HANIo>.
Sheriff of tfuunieon county
BY D. q. LEHAN
Davis and v hirn-v nft~r sheriff.
Atrorn@ys for Ifsinrfh
First pubIicstion New IL, 1870
! Lsst Fs,sssii-stissn Dee 9. 1sre-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25
Nosscs oF AbsrsrsssY bar

Estate 81 illiam Webber Deceased
The undersigned. hayinf hsen appointed adj
ministrator With the Will snnsxpd 81 the
estate af illiam ebber late uf the
County Of ,iunui=un. IN the State 81 Col
ora 10. decreased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court 0f said
Gunnison tounts. at the court House IN .sunni-
-on. in said County on Monday th. lath day ~
December y. i.il. at the hour ~ ino cack n m.
81 said day, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified aud re-
qursted 10 attend fnr the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted 10 said
estate requ, sted Ia make immediate pay
ment 10 the undersigned.
Dated at eunnison. Colorado. this 10Th day of
November A. ~. 1910.
Administrator with the v i'll Annexed Of the
Estate Of William, Wcbber. Deceased.
\. N. >ourse and r ". Neeener, Attorneys.
First published Nov. Is. 1910
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Exchanse;-I' may be Patterson
is whipped. smashed into smither-
eens, dead one, without influence.
It's likely a co-incidence that so
many Heople seem TO vote as he
thinks Ask Gunter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25

equal and no superior IN the world
ID is understood thai our three Colo
rado congressman will vote for
Clark.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-25

T. q Palmer s..sursed sss 6r-s 81
the w~ss tTum a bs-spe~~ trap to
Issisa
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
HOP HEADS
in POLICE
COURT

In Judge Murphy's court this morn.
ing Carl Crosby, charged with burg.
Iarizlng the Woodmansee rooming
mouse on Twenty~fourth street, May
25th. waived the privilege of prellm.
mary hearing and. under the consent
OF the county attorney. he was held 10
await the action Of the district court.
his bond being fixed at $500 The com
pinint In the case alleges that Crosby
entered one of the rooms of the Wood
mansee block and stole bedding.
which he afterwards sold to one of
the secondhand stores Of the city
Tho preliminary hearing OF George
Stratton was held and the case talk
en under advisement His bond was
heretofore placed nt $500
1t is stated in the complaint against
Stratton that. on May 2Sth. he en-.
tered the Office OF DR. Ingebretson. In
the Eccles building. and stole $35 In
cash. He afterwards spent part OF
the money for clothing.
The defendant denied having stolen
the money. or that he entered the doc
tors Office on the day In question. but
that he came by the money with
which he purchased clothes honestly.
Both Stratton and Crosby are hop
heads"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

note amounting TO $500, together with
attorneys fees and interest to the
amount OF $50.
3 and Anthracite. $1,000 per ton.
Delivered during June. Phones 149.
Lewis Good Coal. =
oeIinqueney-A complaint has been
illed against Clarence Wnnsgaard.
aged IA. charging him with delln-
Puency, the mlsdemeanor being that
oil fishing In Bolly Watch creek con-
tTary to law and the dignity OF the
state.
Dr. Condor viii be out OF the city
until June Is. =
Suit for sits5o-A complaint has
been filed In the district court by C.
l.. Coulter VS. The Utah Canning Co..
nnd Herbert l. Harrington, to recov.
er fees for professional services.
amounting to s1l9.50
WANTED-Clean whito rags at the
Standard.
Marriage licenses-AIarriage H.
censes were Issued today to Arband
A Pike OF Park City and Bertha
Bayne, of Grangevllle, Idaho.
Genuine Mexican Chill Con Carne.
ot the Oxford cafe. A T. Woods,
Prop.
For Salc-Old mats Good to pu,
under carpets. Inquire STANDARD Office
All kinds of coal $3.50 cash, dolly.
cred. NJ, l.. Jones Coal Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
esTRAoA's NEW REPUBLIC.

NEW ORLEANS. June i2.-After
issuing "A proclamation setting up the
independence of an east coast repub-
lie In Nicaragua, General Estrada. the
insurgent leader, has definitely fixed
the boundary of this division. accord
ing TO the last edition of the Blue
fields American. here today The
American is Estrada's official paper.
The bounds of the proclaimed reDub-
lie extend the entire length OF Mica
ragua north and south and from the
Caribbean sea 10 the Soth meridian
This would practically divide Mica
Tagun in half.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
GOULD ROAD
is AG AIN
DAMAGED

The wind storm on the lake Satur
day night again crippled the track
OF the Western Pacific company
around the south end of the lake
While the extent Of the damage can
not be learned 1t is stated that 1t is
such as to necessltate the dispatch
ing OF stock train over the line OF
the Southern Pacific.
One report Is TO the effect that four
miles OF the roadbed OF the Western
Pacific was undermined and part OF
the ballast washed away and that II
will take several days to repair the
damage
No damage was reported TO have
been done on the Southern Pacific cut
off across the lake. owing TO the fact
that. since the last storm on the lake,
the roadbed on the fills has been rails.
ed from two to five feet in places,
the cutoff is undisturbed by the
waves.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

day afternoon. She will make an
extended visit with her son. w a
Kelly.
Miss Lila Eccles Is visiting in Salt
Lake City.
Commencement at Sacred Heart
will be celebrated next week The
Junior class exercises begin at 10
o'clock next Tuesday morning
Miss Gertrude Granshaw, formerly
OF London but now residing In ogden.
left this morning for a two weeks
visit with friends IN Idaho.
". r. Brown, who has been attend
ing the University Of Illinois for two
years, has returned to his home in
ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Rowley an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Alta. to B. s Beck of Salt
Lake The wedding Will take place
at the brides home. 2113 Grant ave
nue., June %.
Mr.. Walter a Kerr leaves this
week for Mexico. where he Will do ad-
vance work In Spanish during the
summer months
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

an elevated roadway between Port
land and the Oregon landing of the
Vancouver. Washington. ferry. was
recovered today.
The speedmeter which had locked
at sixty miles an hour on the front
axle was bent under the car at al.
most right angles with the body, the
crushed back OF the tonneau and the
shreds that remain of hood. tell the
crash that hurled Mrs, Mabel Monte
of Vancouver and Frisco Day TO their
death
Neither OF the bodies was recoy-
ered and ii was not until late today
that 1t appeared practically beyond
question that Day and Mrs. Monte
were the only occupants of the car.
A singular incident IN connection
with the death OF Mrs Monte Is a
visit paid her former husband In Port
land the day of the accident. She
told him she had nothing to live for,
and saying that he would never see
her again. asked that she be buried
beside their baby.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
c)0CN7Y
MARRIED SATURDAY EVENING.

Saturday evening. at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H Knauss, the mar
riage OF their daughter Mabel To C.
E. Ganzke. was solemnized by Rev
w w Fleetwood OF the Episcopal
church Only immediate relatives OF
the families of the contracting part
les were present Miss Knauss IS
well-known In ogden. where she has
resided for many years. For the past
two years she has been an Instructor
OF tho blind in the State School for
the Deaf and Blind Ganskc is a pop.
ular cmploye OF the Pullman company
at Ogden He IS the assistant district
agent OF the company and Is we'll
known as a genial employe with leg
ion of friends among the boys who
arc now sending congratulations TO
the happy couple.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
LIGHTNING KILLS
EXCURS|ON|STS

BERLIN. June 12.-Six persons
were killed. seventeen severely and
eighty slightly injured by lightning
that struck among a party OF eXcur-
sionists tonight The eXcursionists
had taken shelter In an iron-fenced
building In the JungfernheIde from
the most violent thunderstorm ex.
perienced in Berlin for many years.
Many telegraph and telephone wires
were leveled and many homes dam
aged
BRESLAU. June 12-Seven deaths
occurred from lightning here today,
which brings the total fatalities In
IN three DAYS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
CHORUS GIRLS
SKULL CRUSHED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June I'm
the wreck of an automobile north of
this city today Lennie AlbertS of
Pittsburg. a chorus girl, was instantly
Killed. The car. containing party
of Ave, plunged into ditch and Miss
Alberts was pinned under IL Her
companions Were only slightly
bruised. The young woman's skull
was crushed and she was dead when
the others Of he party took her body
from under the car The car was
driven by Frank Clemens, an auto
mobile salesman
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
OVER SIX HUNDRED
SMALLPOX DEATHS

Ell PASO, Texas. June 12.-An
epidemic of smallpox has been raging
in the district of Ozumbia. northern
Llhuahua, Mexico for several months
and the people have been dying by
the hundreds. This has been known
for some time but the extent Of the
epidemic was not known until todoy.
when the people made an appeal TO
the government at Mexico City for
medical officers and soldiers to en-
force quarantine laws. 1t was stated
In the appeal that the civil register
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
INSURANCE COMPANIES TO PAY.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l2.-After
as hours deliberatlon a jury In the
United States circuit court reached
verdict giving judment of $685.
4i6 to sIXty-one claimants against
three insurance companies that
sough to escape payment on 80 poll
cieS held by property owners who
lost heavily in the fire on April Is.
1905. A legal interest OF s56.616 Is
added to this amount The defend
ants are the Commercial Union AS
surance company. Alliance Insurance
company and Palatlne Insurance COM
paDy.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
COUNTY LEAGUE

The result of the county league ball
games Saturday was as follows; Hoo
per. 6 Plain City. II, at Ogden Fair
grounds; Huntsville. Z; North Og-
den. S, at North Ogden; Liberty, g.;
Eden, I, at Eden.
The standing OF the teams today
Is:
Plain City-Lost none. won 5.
North Ogden-I.ost l. won 4.
Hooper-Lost 4. won l.
Liberty-Lost ;. won 2.
Eden-Lost 3. won 2
Huntsville-Lost 4. won l
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

New York. June 13-The latest re-
form document of Pope Plus X, as in
terpreted in the Ecclesiastical Re.
view, the official organ of the Cath
0lic clergy in this country, Will do
away with the existing practice OF
collecting fee at church doors at ser
vice In this country and others. The
pope has also demanded a report
from the bishops of the zeal with
which priests answer sick calls and
whether thcy shirk confessional or
other duties.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
BLOODHOUNDS
TRACK CONVICT

SAN LUIS OBISPo, Calf, June 12
After a nine day chase over trail
tracked by bloodhounds. John Hod-
nett. an ex-convict. who escaped from
the county Jail June 3, was captured
today in Santiago, Calf. 65 miles
from Bakersfield.
Hodnett escaped from Jail in COM
pany with John Harrison. another ex-
convict with whom he was being held
awaiting trial for the shooting OF
Policeman John Rude of. Paso Robles
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of ozumbIa shows 500 deaths from
the disease in six months.
The Mormon colonies are located
In this region but not single Nor
mon has died. showing the results OF
proper treatment and sanitation for
many MormonS have had the disease
during the epidemic,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

shooting. is In Jail here and lynching
is threatened. The cafe was closed
late yesterday on an attachment for
debt. About midnight Yeaker en-
tered it and. drawing reyover
threatened to kill Constable Wallace.
who was in charge Johnson was
summoned by telephone and was shot
down as he entered the door Two
shots fred by Yeager at men who
sought to oveTpower him went Wild.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

this man was the lookout. who had
been scared away from the scene OF
the holdup by the shooting.
Mrs. Mary Larsen, who lives 10 the
same building. says she heard some
one climb down from the roof leading
TO the boys window at about 4 o'clock
and that she Is certain that neither
she nor the boy can possibly be mis-
taken In the matter. Mrs Larsen also
states that at about i o'clock In the
morning she saw man run across
the lot from the Mission house to a
point within few feet of her win
dow and there hide behind a clump
of shrubbery. From his hiding
place he stepped TO the pavement
and, after looking in different direc-
tions for a moment, ran as fast as
he could toward Twenty-second street
along Grant avenue. He was rathor
tall. wearing dark clothes and white
hat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
OGDEN W lNS
CONTEST IN
HELENA
(By Associated Press.)

Helena. June 13.-It is generally
conceded that the annual convention
OF the Drummers' association will be
held In Ogden in 1911 The claims
of that city were pushed so vigor-
ously today at the convention meet
ing here. that Boise and Billings re-
tired from the contest
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
TEACHERS ENTERTAINED.

The presidency OF the Relief socl-
ETY. of the Sixth ward entertained the
teachers of that organization at the
Sixth ward meeting house last We'd
nesday afternoon, An excellent pro-
gram was rendered, songs. instrument
al music, recltations and short speech
es being much enjoyed. A tempting
luncheon was served and a delight
ful social hour followed. Congratula-
tIons were offered to the officers who
had so we'll planned the pleasant af-
fair.
Many friends of the Child Culture
club are preparing for the outing at
Lagoon tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma Kelly of New York ar
rived on the Overland Limited Satur-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
AUTO RECOVERED;
BODIES MISSING

PORTLAND. Ore. June 12-The
wrock of the automobile which went
into the Columbia river Friday night
at tho entrance OF truss brldsa on
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
CORPORATION TAX RECEIPTS.

OOHPOHW TON 7 NN N6CETP 7 >.
WASHINGTON, June 12-More
than a million dollars has been paid
into the treasury this year on account
of the corporation tax. Twenty.seven
million dollars have been levied
against the corporations OF the coun.
try. The tax is payable on or before
June 30.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13
OFFICER KILLED
MAKING ARREST

LARAMIE wyo. Jnne IL John
Johnson, policeman. was fatally shot
here early today while in the Custer
hotel cafe. He died tonight. c. E.
Yeaeer. manager OF the cafe. who
was arrested Immediately after the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-13

Have Ms "SHOW YOU'-drop
IN today and see our underwear.
Union suits and shirt and draw
rs of balbriggan, Isle thread
silk mercerized, lace mesh. cross
bar muslin, nainSook, soisettc.
silk and liner and lightweight
wool; shades and combinations TO
suit every one shorts and stouts.
regular or athletic styles SOC
to $3.50 per garment.
Sec our summer shirts. too
they're all "PEACHES" Of the
ripest, finest kind-S1 to SO.
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HOLDUPS SHOOT DOWN
DEFENSELESS JAPANESE

CONTINUED from Page slx)
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-01-01

that the same benign influence
would hc voucbsafcd to its future
operation lie appreciated the
blessing that the new road hrlngs
in carrying greater opportunity to
people long G.uled It's intln
ence is potent for good
Governor !. Y Sanders. VII"
arrived at noon for the crre,nn.
nies, was present, but the condi-
hi,inn uf his voice was such as 10
compel h,u to decline 10 speak in
the open air
Hon t. NJ W-lch, the rtrsi
d"nt "f The new road and Us pro
motci. was then introduced He
told of his undertaking. after the
repeated failures ot ~ hers and
now hr appreciated the oppo,iun'.
~ uf giving an account Of his
stewardship, 4 the samr time de
lv.,iug the good. on schedule
TIM. 10 those hO had legally
stood 10y him. lie expressed his
regrets that other towns Mouth Of
Us had denied themselves the
privilege Of participating IN tie
festivities Of this occasion from
the standpoint If Interested par
ties.
Hon. J.. I. Dulany, the city at
torney, was the next speaker in
,rOduced lis address was re-
plcte With appropriate sayings
and scored many bits. He felt
now that New Iberia had been dis
covered aud that its many unpar
alleled opportunities would be
made known to the people abroad.
That the future was full Of prom
,se aud that II greater New Iberia
was u reality of no remote day.