The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-05-14
TO Develop THE
Dairy INDUSTRY
Railroads Asked to Foster the
Dairy Enterprises
FISH ARE NOT SPAWNING IN lake
Lake Waters are killing Buffalo
Fish. Drop of Blood Commune
Gates Charbon. Charged
With Attempted Assault.
Breaux Bridge will install a wa
tar works plant. s&4

Br6auX bTluBe Will thlSIall Wa
ter works plant.
AJesnerette Council No. 1925 X. of
!. G. held its second initiation Sunday,
Il May s.
Al woman druggist at Crowley is
saefsraed edSwfth the unlicensed sale Of
Iiquor.
Charles w. Thatcher, good roads
apostle, visited Baton Rouge, May
Z to II.
Forty-one students were graduated
from the Louisiana Industrial Insti-
tute at Ruston.
Edward Bumette was checked into
ONCE as postmaster at Baton Rouge,
to succeed Frank Posey.
The sheriffs of many Louisiana
parishes have made settlement with
State Auditor Capdeville.
The Louisiana Division, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, met in
session at Donaldsonville.
The Sewerage Board of Lake
Charles reported the cost of the pro-
posed system at $160,000.
DR.. B. w. Inman, charged Win
killing B. NJ G. Brown, secured
continuance at New Roads.
The Franklin and Abbeville Rail-
road has been completed to Youngs-
Vile. 1t will run to Milton.
The young son of Mr.. Alphonse
Mouisset, at Lafayette was bitten by
dog supposed to have rabies.
Farmers in the vicinity of Crow
ley, report great damage on account
Of the unprecedented drought.
The Twenty-first Annual Conven-
tion of the Louisiana Travellers Pro-
tective Association was held at
Shreveport.
H. L. Gueydan reported to the Rice
Association of America the results
of the rice exhibit at. the Milwaukee
Pure Food Show. .....
Headquarters will be opened at the
capital during the session of the
General Assembly by the Antisaloon
League OF Louisiana.
G. D. Newman, who plead guilty
to msnsiaughter, was sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment by Judge
Msdison, at Monroe.
The Louisiana Railroad Commits
sion has drawn up resolutions oppos-
Ing Congress usurpation of authori-
ty on interstate business.
DR.. w. R. Dodson, director of the
Louisiana State experiment stations,
announces that May Is will be rally
day at the Crowley station.
Recent reports at Baton Rouge in
dicate that the damage to crops
from the recent cold weather is
greater than at first reported.
A combination of the First Ma
t.onal Bank, the Louisiana State
Bank and the Peoples Trust and
bavings Bank, all of Baton Rouge,
was effected.
DR.. E. c. McKowen, convicted of
the murder Of E. K. Judson, after
being denied a new trial at Baton
Rouge, was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
Sheriff Hubbs, of East Feliciana
Parish has been in Baton Rouge, as
certaining the cost of the McKowen
trial, which will have to be borne
by that parish.
The Sugar Belt Transportation Co., ,
met at Morgan City and increased its
capital stock to $4,000. An effort
Will be made to establish passenger
service between Morgan City and
New Orleans.
The Louisiana Railroad Commis-
ION issued number of orders af-
ecting class and commodity rates
ut OF New Orleans based on decis-
ons handed down at the recent ses-
Ion of the commission.
c. w. Goodyear and N. G. Pear
all of Baton Rouge, have been made
MEMBERS of the committee of ma :
lonal affairs and the committee on ,
transportation, respectively, of the
Worlds Panama Exposition.
Judge William Clavie, a justice {
the peace at Church Point, was
rrested on a charge Of contempt of
ourt for refusing to answer ques- s
IONS propounded by the grand jury, @
ut afterwards was released.
Ends Life With Shot. :
Michael Tobias, senior member OF .
he mercantile firm of nj. & j. To-
Las, Of Donaldsonville, committed
aicide by shooting himself in the S
ght temple with 3S-calibre Smith I