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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-03-12

10. Dix membres constitueront nm
quorum a torte assemble generate
pour toutes decisions Conecrhant YES
atIaires tie Ia dite SociGt"
ARTICLE V
L'Othcier sur lcqucl les citations dc
vront etre services scla IL President, Il
Ell cas- absence Fun dcs Vice PtrSt.
dents, on en- cas- d'ahscnto, lc Tttso
ricr, OH Sectotaire.
ARTICLE VI
Les membes de la Socitl" ne pnur-
ront, en- aucun cas-, etre tenus resrcn
sables que pour lie montaut de leur GO
tisation annuelle
ARTICLE VII
LA duree du temps pendant lcquel In
corporation sera en- existence est Dc
termsnte 90 ans, a partir de Ia date du
'preEent Ae'e.
ARTICLE VIII
LA presente Chnrte nc pourra etre
amendee que sur resolution adoptee
par la maiorite des membes presents Y
une assemblee generate convoqu"e
dams ce but
ARTICLE IN
La liquidation de la dte soctete ne
pourra etre pronounce tant que men,
bres dument qualities s'y oproseront.
En- cas- de liquidation, il sera nomme
en- assemblee generate trois membres.
uui formeront IN Comite charge Il,
proceder la iite lieuida
Don't Acte: Fait ct passe a Ia Nou-
velle lherie, Fiat de la Louisiana les
Jour, mois ct au susdits. en- Ia pre- enCe
de Messieurs J G.. Nelauson ct &. NE
nard temoins competents, lesque's ont
signe les presen;es avec les dts compa-
rants ct moi. le dit Notaire, aires 'e,-
ture faite du tout.
~ l. O HACRER,
/. A. WALLET.
CHAs. NJ. BAIION. JR
!. s. TOWERS,
PAUL f.. NOORiIItS
EUGENE GTlLlOT,
r. I. CARSTFNS.
EDW + BAHON.
p. julian,
f. +. DEL HOMMER,
GUSTAVE GIROIR.
A A. FLORY,
i. S. BROUSSARD,
A. !. MAUMTS,
RI. DELAHOUSSAN r.
ANTHONY n NULL Err
witnesses ''Temoips:
!. q Melauson
&. Menard,
Porteus r. Burke
J. G. LEBLANC,
CFk ofCourt andEx -ofIicioNot Pablo
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Ibcra
hereby certify that after a careful
examination of the above and f9regC
ing charter that find nothing therein
contained contrary TO or in conflict
with the Constitution and Laws of the
United States or Of the State Of Louis
lana, and l therefore approve the
same.
In testimony whereof hereunto SCI
my hand and signature of Office this
9TH day of March. A. D. 1910.
ANTHONY N. MULLER,
Dist. Atty 10Th Jud. Dist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-03-12

CITY CLERKS REPORT
Month Ending February 3lst. 1910.
o Of Budget Amt
drawn raw Credit of
Feb, se June 80. 1909 each fund -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-03-12


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the f}oart.
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-rba pigccta,q qbalt ,l-at ali -
firorq Of IN, Society nef beroto.
,I'' - T. I 'n,' ',," '2'F's as
specify the dutios Of said
officers; and they may at any time
remove the same and elect 9TH
Crs. They may fill vacancies in
their own number, they may enact
bylaws for Themselves an1 the
Society; make AMI cstahilh all
rules and orders for the govern
ment Of fbe Society and its officers
moss. remit tho annual or other
dues OF any member OF the Socie-
ty. and by two-thirds vote re-
move from their own body any
member thereof. and from the So
cietv any member thereof, wheni in
Tho Irot ;ntnro,t ri
the Society requires the same and
generally, shall during their term
of office have the fun and COM
plete management, control and dis.
posal Of the affairs, property and
funds OF the society, with tnll pow
err, Tor the purpose for which it
was Incorporated to do all matters
and things which the Society could
DO, put ana except mat thcy shali
receive no pay Whatever, TOT any
5aciVlces rendered as such Direc-
Joys ana lhey shah not incur, on
account OF the society, any deDt
beyond the iunds winch shall act
ually be i'll the treasury.
.nrrcru
81 -" ~ ~
The Annual meeting OF the Soeie-
Zach yaar ana othar meetings II
the Society may be called at any
time bv the President upon the
written request Of three Directors.
At all --------.-----------,-meetings each
hnra s an, - , ,n,or,,n 80 far tia the
tranaact;on If ord;nar,, l,,s;,oss a.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-03-12

New Iberia, January 25th, INV
The foregoing act Of incorp1oo9ris.-
ton of the "NEW IBERIA SOei,nsfss
TY FOR THE PREVENTION vr
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS" havns
been submitted to me for examihs =
ton as to its legality, | am =
opinion that the purposes ana ~
jects Of the Corporation as spe. at
lied i'm said act are legal, ana .n ~
none of the provisions therein
contained contrary TO law.
ANTHONY N. MULLEh
Dist. Atty. for the 10Th Jud D''"
of the State oil La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-03-12

/, the undersigned Recorder IN
Mortgages in and for the paf'J5n -
Of Ioeria, State Of louisiana Eco
hereby CERTIFY that the above I'm she
going act of incorporation o. {, run IN
"NEW IBERIA SOCIETY Fun "a
PREVENTION OF CRUELI N
ANIMALS and the certillea'e. ~
the District Attorney, were a
day duly recorded in my oliiss A
Book 5 at folio 567, New lbefia, .s
January, 1910.
J. G. LEBLANC,
clerk Of o.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-03-12

No amendment of this Charter
shall be made except upon motion
in writing made at general OF
special meeting Of the Society, en-
tered on the minutes with the name
of the member making it, and a
dopted at Subsequent meeting
by a vote Of two-thirds Of the
members present.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

the shortage. with the absolute
certainty that very shortly very
much larger sum will be required
to meet the increased deficiency.
The plan proposed is certainly
practicable and from what ! have
been able to figure will give an
ample supply for years at the
cost of the proposed reservoir
probably less. BY this means the
question of water supply would
be settled for many years to
come and there would be no need
of considering the cutting off of
supply from farmers who get
water from our mains. / hope
that both citizens and officials
will investigate this scheme be
fore we invest so large sum in
mere temporary and inadequate
makeshift.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
Tive Feed Stores will
Sell for Cash Only

On account of the large increase
in the volume OF our business and
the fast that we must pay cash
tor everything we buy. We are
compelled to so on strictly cash
basis with our feed and grain bus
mess on and after Monday. June
6. Selling for cash will enable US
to slightly shade our prices and
you can buy your feed cheaper
than heretofore. This strictly
cash basis applies to all our Gus
toners without exception,
Paonia Feed and Supply Co.
c. c. OWEN. Mgr.
Paonia Imp. and Feed Co.,
f. P. BALcH Prop.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
A Glimpse Of Utah

In recent years great advances
have been made in the art of
printing. not only in color effects
but in artistic typography and
improved methods of illustration.
The railroads are the quickest to
take advantage of the newest and
the most up-to- date processes in
artistic printing. A particularly
fine example of the highest class
of illustrated pamphlet work is
"A Glimpse of Utah. just issued
by the passenger department of
the Denver and Rio Grande rail-
road. The text is by the brilliant
writer. Judge E. F. Colborn OF
Salt Lake City. and the excellent
illustrations picture the many
unique features of that interesting
state, Utah.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
Friday and Saturday
At the Gayety Theatre

The Twisted Trail:-This is a
powerful Biograph drama. A
story of fate in the mountain
wilds. Its good because its a
Biograph.
King Cotton:-An industrial
subject of surprising interest,
showing the picking. ginning,
pressing. packing and shipping of
the cotton and contrasting all old
with new methods and processes.
For Her Sisters Sake:-A mis-
chievous "kid" sister overhears
the planning of an elopement and
almost illustrates it by locking her
big sister in her room.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
st. Elme Tonight

Ever see little wisp of a girl,
all purity. innocence, beautiful as
we'll. as madly in love with a man
twice her age. cynical. worldly
wise and forming almost a brutal
contrast to her dainty self1 Ever
puzzle about the temptations that
beset such girl or try to guess
what made the man what he IS
and attempt to predict their
future? These are some OF the
thoughts that must come to every
person in the audience at a per-
torrance of St. Elmo. This play
comes to the opera house tonight
for one performance only.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

1t will be a great relief to the
people when Teddy gets back.
Now the regulars. the insurgents,
the betweens, in fact every fac
tion of the republican party is
telling what Teddy will and will
not do when he comes back. 1t
is pretty certain that none OF them
know anything about it.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

One thing toI which the pres
ent national administration is to
be commended is the vigorous
prosecution of the sugar trust for
its frauds on revenue. And in
prosecuting. the purpose seems to
be to reach the fellows higher up.
at least as far up as possible.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

That new rate law passed by
congress has some good features
of course. but there is about as
much use for the new court it
creates as there is for an extra
wheel on a wagon. But then
think of the salaries for the
judges and the number of hungry
politicians who expect to get on
the bench.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

Congress Martin of this dis
trict has certainly stirred up some
thing in the matter of the friar
lands. Several congressman have
taken a shot at the matter. AT
first Martin could scarcely get a
hearing. but now congress sis up
and takes notice.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

The extra session doesn't seem
to be quite so unpopular with a
certain class of so-calied demo-
cratic newspapers as before the
Denver election. Strange how
little some would-be leaders
known about what public senti-
ment is.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
Anent State Senator belongs

aspirations to a seat in congress,
an early and destructive frost is
due about the time the shadows
of Martin and Taylor indicate
their return home.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
]. A. Whiting for Senator

During the past week local
Democratic politicians have been
discussing the relative merits of
various possible candidates for the
state senatorship this fall and
without exception preference has
been expressed for Hon. John A
Whiting of this county for that
position
AS representative Mr.. Whiting
has a record of which any man
may well be proud. He recog-
nized the wishes of his consiitu-
ents in every particular and voted
right every time. He would ably
represent this district in the sen
ate, and as the nomination should
come to Delta county this year
his friends will be found actively
engaged in urging his candidacy.
Delta Tribune.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
Card of Thsnks

We desire to sincerely thank
our many neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted and SYM
pathized with US in the sickness
and death Of our beloved brother.
J.W. CoBuRN
w. S. CoBURN
SARAH CoBuRN
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

If President Taft is not more
fortunate in his selection of judges
than he was in the selection of
his cabinet, the country will have
abundant reason to regret that he
had the chance to appoint.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
Lsdfe Directory

Royal Neighbour Of America, the
cheapest Insurance Order. First
Wednesday evenings. business meet
ing. Masonic hall. Third Tuesday
Afternoons social meeting at men,
bers homes.-Deiia Hanks, Oracle,
Inez Brown, Recorder.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
RAMBLING REMARKS
By Geo. o. Blake

of water or a conservation OF the
supply we have. One or the other
must be done and that soon. Diff
ferent plans have been proposed.
An effort has been made to rem
edy the matter to some extent by
restricting the sprinkling of lawns
to certain hours of certain days
of the week. That is unsatisfac-
tory for the reason that one, see
ing his lawn drying up, will break
over the rule and use the water
to save it. And even with this
restriction, the supply is not al
ways sufficient. Another plan
proposed, and favorably consid-
cred by the town officers, is the
construction of reservoir hold
ing a million gallons. 1t is ne
cessary only to consider that such
reservoir holds less than the
natural flow of the spring for 30
hours to render the total made
quacy perfectly apparent. But
supply must be had. The present
supply and equipment, with re-
pairs on the present reservoir
which are easily and cheaply
made, is ample for all domestic
purposes. except sprinkling, for
town very much larger than
this. What we nesd is water for
our lawns and gardens. A friend
has suggested what seems to me
to be entirely feasible and ade-
quate. Let the town secure a
supply from the Stewart ditch
Tap the ditch opposite the south
east corner of town and pipe the
water all over town. Some parts
of town already have water rights
in that ditch which could be in
cluded in the amount to be Sc
cured. By tapping the ditch AT
the point mentioned, head about
90 feet higher that the Wanne-
maker reservoir would be OBJ
tanned, and enough higher than
the highest part of town to give
abundant pressure for sprinkling
The water being let in at the
higbe-t poin. in town would in
sure a satisfactory pressure. That
ditch has an abundance of water
for the purpose and as to cost.
preliminary calculation shows
that it will not cost any more
than the contemplated reservoir
OF a million gallons and yet afford
an abundance of water for the
purpose intended. The new res
ervoir would probably have leaks
needing constant attention but
the pipes from the ditch would
not leak. The water from the
Stewart ditch would be much
warmer than it is now, coming as
it does direct from the spring.
With the new pipe system and
consequently better adapted for
irrigation purposes, crooks could
be put in at convenient corners
so that our new sprinkler could
load and distribute water while
going down hill all the time. saw
ing a considerable expense in
street sprinkling. don't want to
be accused of having a fish to
try" in suggesting the point at
which the water is to be taken.
and will forestall that by saying
that the whole of Hammond's ad-
dition has water right IN that
ditch and now takes its supply
from that very point. Other parts
of town have water rights and get
their supply from different points
lower down. but could be served
az vell bv oipes from the higher
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10

Battered at the postoffice in Paonia, Colo
RADIO for transmission through the mails as
second-c ass matter.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20
The Same Show.

he was waiting on the street corner
Tor bis car. aud he looked sad and lone
some. la fact, he looked 50 sad that
a second man who came M 10 wait felt
it his daty to hitch little nearer and
observe.
Friend. hope you are not going home
mf'
-oh. no: am well 50 FAR as the body
Is concerned
Then l trust you have net had
great mental shockf
No II isn't exactly what you would
call mental shock"
just anxiety. eh.'
Its this way: ] have been taking
the temperature every day this winter
and recording 70. have neighbOr who
has been doing the same thing
But your thermometers haven't
agreed p
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20
WAR. INDEED.

Wigs II h 2 & T
they re going to get
a diVorce-any truth
iu ~
BicEs No merely
e war rumor.
HAD HIsd RIGHT.
The Heiress - But.
papa. Dick says he
loves me so much
that he could die for
me.
Her Father BOshi
that fellow would DO
anything to escape
work.
WANTED-A JOB.
Dobson fwho is aft
or a political job
! h o p e Thompson
VIII hand me a Pc
liticai job he's just
bsfn elected ayor.
yob know. I'm going
to send him some
flowers. What kind
would gou suggest
Robson borsgt-
me-uOts.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20
An Appeal to Spring.

m ONE, gentle Spring. and press my
- hand,
~ For l have longed 10 meet you;
I've been a-looking days and days,
Aud hoping for to greet you.
A maiden coy. you fingered on.
While hailstones piunked and battered;
You wanted 20 be coaxed a bit,
And Ike q maiden fIattered.
But you are here. at last. oh. Spring.
And now while people wonder:
Give US two weeks OF gentle rain,
With lots Of hrst-class thunder
Just take the crocus by the neck.
And into view please bring him;
The dandelion give Il yank.
And round the pasture sling him.
We ache to hear the robins sing,
We want The rOosters growing;
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

Ne, sir"
and you and your neighbor haven't
agreed?"
NO, SIR"
And you have called each other liars,
and so forth?1
1--WE have"
And now that spring is here and
you can't lie TO each other any more
about how cold it was at your house
you feel lonely and downcastI"
That's il. sir-that's just it." replied
the other Il feel that shall lose some
thing out Of my life"
but cheer up. old man-cheer MP.
Nothing is lost. You can no longer lie
about how cold # was. but lands O. love
how you can turn IN this summer and
lie about how hot It is"
JOE KERR.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

-u b,. ,nis Is what we have been
- ..,,,n,. fo-,.. ba exclaimed as he
E - IN. car ana sat down be-
-. =, -
..s,- "a vop have reference TO the
,,..sths-,-. r.s astea
..~a-..s.,T A. ~. hove al been long
-. 60 s,,-io,. ara bera she Is 1T last
Bv George. bnt Il seems goed-
sir said the fst man again, after n
look az the other. you have made an
assertion "a direct assertion. You say
MAT snrin, i here. shall call upon you
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

twins. instead Of one boy. That tickles
me and / goes out aud takes another
drink. One drink for enc baby - two
drinks for two"
Il see"
1T wasn't over half an hour before
Smith shows up again to say that he WIS
mistaken. In place Of twins my wife
had presented me with triplets. That
was glorious news, and l goes out for an
other drink. Three bables-three drinks.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

Can you blame me, JudgeT
"But here Is your wife in the court
room. She hasn't presented you with any
babies at ALL"
rs that possible7'' asked the prisoner.
as he looked around.
You can see that she Is here"
yes, ] see, and because she didn't pre-
sent me with anything l ask your honor's
Kind permission to go out and drowa my
disappointment ia a fourth drinki"
JOE KERR.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

Ut was this way, Judge" said the man
& who was brought up on charge Of
hdrunkenness. Il was at work as steady
as an old clock. when Smith comes into
the shop and says my wife has presented
me with bouncing boy. That was good
news. and SO l goes out and takes
drink
"YesT'
pretty soon Smith comes back and
says my wife has presented me with
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

We pine for sight OF hollyhoeks,
And onions green a-grOwing.
The blue jay he froze up last fall
The frog he lost his heller.
The gander old he lost his toes
His tail is growing yeiler.
Our cvercoat We want TO pawn
Our undeTshirt be firing;
That old straw Int we long TO see
OF derbys we are firing.
We want to gambol DER the lea.
OF coal we're tired OF buying;
We've carried out the ashes tin
We've found ourselves a lying.
Oh. rush the holiness right away,
And give us soda water;
Bring beads OF sweat upon our brovs;
And use Us as you orter.
JOE KERR
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20
WANTED-A JOB.
r.ar., - 4.
EASY

The Policeman /
tell yoH. you can
fool all Of the people
some Of the time.
and some Of the peo-
pie ST. OF the time.
but yen can't fool
an Of the people all
% the time.
The Grocer - You
can II you sell Oleo-
margarine.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

BlobbS-I've noticed one thing
slC6bs-Of course, 10 make CONVERSE
ton. I'll ask what il is2
Blohhs-That the man who won't allow
a servant TO sass bis wife Is usually the
one who doesn't mind worrying her nearly
10 death.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20
A Mistaken Man.

The spring man and an the other pas
sengers looked out and 1t was showing
20 beat the band.
JOE KERR.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20

Ms<- swift-Have my bonnet in shed
in time. and be sure not to send the bill
before Easter.
The Mlliner-wbat makes you 50 par-
ticular about that. may ASK
Mrs. Swift don't want my husband
TO break the resolution be made not TO
swear during Lent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-20
MEANT THE
FARES.

FIRST Passenger IN
crowded car. mean
ing the CONDUCTOR
He's standing 'em
up
second Passenger
Yes. and he's
knocking EN- down
at the same time
A CASE OF PUT
c. ID. Mann-can
! put up beref
Hotel Clerk You
can II you can, you
can't II you can'ti
HIS BUSINESS.
Jiggson That chap
has brought mp quite
a few families In his
time.
Higgson He looks
rather young.
Jiggson Yes. but
be runs an elevator
IN a family hotel
HIS SCHEME.
Prospective Buyer
That's a pretty
heavy price for such
a common leosiug
umbrella.
Umbrella Merchant
Not at all. That
umbrella = lily
made Of FIRST class
stuff We make IL
look common 50 that
no one will think II
worth stealing.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-12
Madrid. Octubre 2S-
ENTIERRO

Sc ha ceicbrado con gran acompa-
namiento el entierro del Gobernador
Civil de Madrid, don Luis Canalejas
Nendez.
Asistieron representatives de la Fa-
milia Real del Ejercito y de la Arma-
.la el Gobierno, Cuerpo Diplomatico
extranjerJ, Ayuntamiento de Madrid,
autoridades de todos los 0rdenes y CO.
misiones del Senado y del Congreso.
FL feretro iba rubierto de coronas-