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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
TO DEDICATE NEW
CHURCH SUNDAY
Numerous Ministers to AS
sist Highland Park Bap-
fist Congregation.

The first service will be held Sunday
fn the new Highland Park Baptist
church Rev p W Merrill will dedl-
cate the bullying 10 the uses of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18

deputy, H. D. Empey, have gone to
Box Canyon to take the exact measure
of the water in the river, so as to
properly distribute 1t to the several
irrigation bitches.
Lemuel Camuel. of Stockton Pass, is
visiting home folks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Upper intermediate. full high school and ad-
vanced elective courses. Theory, practice
and appreciation OF music under the best
instructor Resident director of physical
training and outdoor sports.
MISS SLATER MISS TAFEL, Principals.
go Prospect Ave. FL PasO Texas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
Written for the Enterprise.
MALONEY S THEORY OF
EVOLUTION, AND WHAT
RESULTED FROM IT.

Yes. me boy. sand uncle Toby,
Maloney had read good deal.
and was very learned
Having become deeply mpreS7.
cd with the idea Of his dignity rs
a human bong. he folI 10 thnk-
ing about the rigin OF man and
how If came, that man happened
TO exist and to be on this planet
Of ours Full of tins great phi
lDSophical question. he was dis
pleased with the theory generally
accepted rs the tue one by most
men and which is cons gncd IN
the Bible. II was true. he SAID
that the narrative and description
of the Creation in the Bible. is
magnificent and sublime. but IN
his opinion. It Sayorcd too much
of romance, and did not give n
satisfactory explanation Of th'
origin Of man and Of the material
world which surrounds him
Denying the authent ciay of the
Bibles narrative. it rema nod for
him to explain the origin Of man
from his stand point He began,
therefore. to assert boldly that
matter was not created. but cteru-
al. having existed for Il period
without a beginning.
BY this bold assertion, h de-
ned the existence Of God. As this
was the negation of 4 first cause.
lie advanced the theory that dur
ing millions of years. atoms i'm
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
fHrl EBifct n Paradise

Frederick G. 3eygr. n well
known Cleveland editor tofl at
a reaeut press banquet 4 q 'V>ra-
per sl9rF Y Medina editor
died" he said and was. Of
course. directed 10 ascend to the
Abode of the iust But during
the ascent the editor $ journalistic
curiosity asserted itself and he
said
Is if permitted for one to
have look At the other
place.
Certainly. was the gracious
reply. and accordingly dcsccut
to the other place was made.
Here the editor found much TO
interest him lie Scurr.ed about
and was soon lost 70 view.
Ills angelic escort ut wor.
rlcd at last and began - sHstemg-
'ie search for his charge He
found hlm nj last seated before
Il furnace. tanning himself and
gazing at the people IN thn tlre
On the door of the furuacc was
u platc saving. Delinquent sub
seriberg
" Come, said he augH TO the
editor. 'Uo mUat be going.
90 sYnu o. on thr 81 for ans
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
TRANSFERS,

Mrs. Joe Courrege to Mrs. w
b. Kramer. interest in estate OF
property, $355.65.
Paul Borel to Dupris Miguez
tract in Parish, $4,000.
Felix Normand to st. Cye Lou.
Were, tract in Fausee Point.
Patoutville Creole Club to A.
Delahoussaye. property in Patout-
vile, 5000.
G. Derouen & Broussard to O.
Broussard g. Derouen, partition
sale.
Estate L. A. Dupuy to c. l..
Provost, property Duperier Ave,
$1666
Guy Warrick ct ais to Adrien
Gonsoulin, strip Of land in Lo-
reauville, $50.
Gustave Pesson to John Muss-
meschi, property in French St,
$500.
w. L. David TO V. Delcambre,
tract of land. 500.
Heldebert Theriot to Felix Pa
tout. tract in 9Th Ward, 1856.
Mrs. Ben Saintes to 7. c. Hayes
tract in I. & V. Railroad. $500
j. T. Ewes to iberia Building
Association, lot on Duperier Ave-,
1850.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
IN MEMORIAM.

1t is with deep sorrow that we
learned of the death of Mrs. AL
fied A. Fuselier, ST.. bornN An
nette NJ. Olivier. This esteemablc
lady died at her home at Charen-
ton. st. Mary Parish. this State
and was buried there the follow
ing day the 18th instant, after
solemn requiem services at the
Catholic Church of that place.
Mrs. Fuselier was known and es-
teemed far and wide for her great
accomplishments and especially
for the noble christian virtues she
practiced throughout her whole
life. About one Year and half
ago she lost her eldest and cher
ished Alfred A. Fuselier, Jr. Only
q few months past her husband,
Alfred A. Fuselier, ST.. a well
known civil engineer died also.
She died broken hearted. hut full
Of divine consolation, and her
last moments were passed in most
solemn preparation to enter the
abode above. To her
grieving children and relatives,
NE offer our heartfelt sympathy
Ind sincerest coincidence.
a FRIEND.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
OFFICER KILLS FIVE NE
GROES.

Elliott, Miss. July 21.-ln de
fense of his life Deputy Sheriff
Sid Mckenzie of Carroll County.
this morning shot and killed five
negroes and MORALLY wounded
two. The killing occurred on the
place of old Henry Beck. colored.
With big Colts revolver in each
hand, and both working at the
same time, Mckenzie cut down
the seven negroes in less than ten
seconds, while all seven were ad-
vancing on him with axes and
pitchforks, with the avowed de-
termination of cutting him
down"
Henry Ashmore and Mr. Rich.
who had accompanied Mr.. McKen-
zie, were by his side TO assist and
4. protect him, but their services
were not needed, for the slaughter
was over before they realized that
it had taken place.
Mckenzie went to Carrollton.
the county seat. and surrendered
to the sheriff. He will be given
preliminary trial tomorrow. and
his exoneration is a foregone con
clusion.
A few days ago Sheriff Aber-
nathy, of Carroll County, went TO
the Beck place to arrest these ne
groes for an assault and they
made him take to the tall timber.
They literally ran him away and
threatened death and destruction
to any white man who came after
them. Mr.. Alternately sent Me
Kenze today to make the arrest,
and he carried the other gentle
men, Ashmore and Rich. with him.
All were heavily armed.
Riding up to where the negroes
were at work, the officer told them
what he had come for. While he
was talking they advanced on
him, some with axes and some
with pitehforks. He warned them
to lay down their weapons and
submit themselves to the author
ity of the law. With an oath
all seven sprang forward like
hounds from the leash. and in the
next moment all seven lay on the
ground, biting the dust, five in
stantly killed and two mortally |
wounded.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

The movement that has been
inagurated by the Police Jury Of
iberia Parish and the City Faith
ers of Jeasnrette and New Iberia
to construct u modcl road be
tween New Iberia and Jcancrptte
is being approved and commended
on all sides. II is confidently be
lieved that these bodies will thus
initiate a good roads policy III
this Parish that VIII result in the
Parish possessing III the course Of
the next few years a system Of
model roads throughout it's limits
We feel that the Police Jury IS
displaying a progreSslveness that
is worthy Of applause and emuIa-
ton Now that IT has been an
nounccd that a vacancy is to be
filed on the Police Jury. caused
by the removal from the Parish
Of Mr.. Emile Gaian and an cleo
ton is to be held for this purpose
on August the Doth. nv all means
let us elect a man to fill this vac
ancy. who with be in absolute
sympathy with the movement for
good roads that has been launched
recently. In addition TO being in
sympathy with the movement let
the man elected possess the quail
ficatlons that will enable him to
aid and assist his colleagues in
bringing TO speedy realization
system of model roads for our
Parish. The Enterprise has no
desire to launch the candidacy of
any favoritc. but to our mind
there is gentleman so ominently
qualified to give efficient service
to the Parish that we make hold
TO suggest that he be urged to be
come a candidate for the vacancy
now in that body. This man is
no other than Mr. +. NJ. Wplch.
big in brain. wonderful in energy,
public spirited and unselfish We
feel that he would be most use
ful and valuable man on the Po-
lice Jury Mt this juncture.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
ALI GIRLS LOVE SODA
Esf0Tge Drug Company.


me steps Nv WA .'o ANY I'F .H- ne.
lng acquires tue u'"rI'a"'oE''al
ana PnlS'''o2'''' ,n'I7'J'fs
Nhleh dIN''n&''No A. HIS '"'"fy
"l oNol"'''h I''"E'''|'''- '~ - nee
eNNarN sequence. y l''I'' 'l' 81
retrograd' d'l'''bn''u' - ''g'n-
'fa'l"n aud ''|''''' ~" '' US
workings. Ii' ''n'''''''. mere
tore, thai al''"hG '"'H' l'N"IN 'nG
atoms. some mao Sc ''' ll''' S''n-
stances 'olnparaON'lN "''"'E'n-
eouS Whlch, 'lNSl'rl'H 'o"'iN'f,
had eomplieated th' "''ahH3'''n
ot an oyster, on" "' 'lh' lowest
living and breathing ''.''R' III the
IN maj bIngdo'''.
lie then advanced ne PropoSl-
tlon mat 'h'S oyster ny tue law
ot selection. lal'hoU9h he ialled
to explain wa" had "rhalp'd jhlS
law IN the absence "i q i.r't
cauSe) arose from 'hIS Simple
form TO a higher "rEanIa'l ny
ITS VIII power, and men a'lS'nH
from that higher organ "a nom lo
a stu higher one, 'N'iNed ltS'll
to the dignity OF nl"hN'l, amt
finally became Il man 'h'' most
noble ot beings WIN MS spark
ling lntelilgrnce ana g'a'e'o'
form
Having th"S Traced tue ah''S-
try and origin ol man 10 an an oyster
III the dnnneSS oi lh' n''I'lohS "l
years mat pre'eo'" '"'S curious
result OF eVolnt on, nnd VINO Tor
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

,,1,.,II, u,,,,rI.rohIa and inyis.
'hrn ,Itf,u.b nosscssinu propcr-
Ioy If .ohrs,,rna.s had floa.cl N
e,,.a which ID , yoiI .mmca.ur
all, hr,,rg, ,naen has neither
l...,.;t, L.,,,Lt. 49,. u,s.i,onoes
That h, contact and attraction
,b... ,to,r. L.san tn royoIve IN
,b,, sr,ea and than by virtue Of
,ha,r 1,I,. ,,a,osy tbsy head olust
,r,J ,oac,hcr and formed bodies
,,,r,o,,Ior 81, rirel but which had
.,,.,,,r,. srLrr,.ty NV atomlc
l..l,.,,.. ,,.L,.L L,,,r,, m,r,
,.I ,,.,na r,,,I
,r,,. .r a., LaJ;o. ,hns
r,r,,.'I ,a,,a:n..l ,,ao.ns and
.I,n.. H.. ,,a.,n ,r -, .,,,,;t, or
u., xxx. ,,,r, ,,h..I, no, ,y,ro
r.,., ,L-. .,h.r, luminous.
,,..' ,..' nI,.n, I,.,,n ,b,. trousn,r.
~. ,,,I ...,.., l,.n ! nr,nnr,io. ,r
m, atoms which entered IN their
hccn,oino thus shin
mo and blrni,u suns hv friction
with thc atmosphrrc Generated
hv iha ,fnu.r revolutions IN the
yniI ol sparr and that such was
tap heo. amino nf the BRIGHT hlnl-
.uar,a. nl tha universe as If now
cyi,l. in all its freshness. beauty
and ,mr elne grandeur.
Now me boy. added uncle
Toby. this theory pleased Nalonoy
rXcccLinoIv and vet he felt that
# did not explain satisfactorily
the orioln of nm NAL life. how il
had evolved lrrm chaos. and III
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
LEvEE BOARD TO SUE.

At a meeting of the Tensas
Basin Levee Board. held at Ray
vile last Thursday. a resolution
was passed authorizing that a
suit be brought in the name Of
the lcvee board and against the
Tensas Delta Land Co., It,, to
recover from that company the
large tract of land sold it. 1t $
alleged that the land was sold far
below its actual worth. This is
the same subject mater in which
the State Of Louisiana sought TO
sue for the recovery of this land
and the supreme court decided
that the state was without inter
est and that the suit would have
to be brought in the name Of and
BY the levee board.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
THN efCff MARkET

| Demand for the week has I'M
proved Receipts are exceeding
| " light. adding nothing TO the
spot stocks. individual orders
have not been large. but the con
slant outgo IS beginning 10 have
an appreciahle effect on supplies
/ for immediate delivery. There Is
a deal rcadiusting Of values go-
: mo on some buyers having sold
out on basis of previous low range
are reluctant TO pay advance flg
ureS. hence as one party express
ses #. "thcre IS more uosing
around for samples. and whom
It IS found there is nothing do
ING. at the old prices. buyers
make their selections and pay the
price. The enquiry is largely for
Honduras. with Japan a close see
ond IN the race for commercial
iavorS.
Advices from the South note
trlfIc more actlv ty ON the Allan
tie Coast. At New Orleans de
mand is running alon" on SUM
mer basis prices are fairly steady
on all grades. with improved de
mand. 80 sacks New Crop Rough
Rice. was received yesterday
morning; grade god. sold at 5000
per barrel (c1ual 7 2c clean
ed I'm the interior SouthWbsl
Louisiana and Texas, markets are
firm on all offer ng>. which are
comparatively light
Considerable interest is Dis
played as TO the amount Of prob
able "carrv over. = Some est
mates place it larger than last
wear: others IN the cndcayor to
locate such LARGE supply. find il
difficult. Planters claim to have
little or no Rough Milcrs hold
ings of Rough and leaned. with
two or three except onS. ar" re
ported small. Dealers report
LIGHT stocks. rs lhc moderate de
mand the past few weeks has not
encouraged speculative opera
tons. If the large supply IS not
in the hands of planters. millhrS,
or dealers; where is II ? Re
minds one Of the old childhood
game: "Button, button who's GIT
the botton?'
Cables and correspondence
from abroad note. dull markets
for all deliveries.
Dan Talmage's s Sons Co. New
Orleans. telegraphs Louisiana
Crop movement to date: Receipts /
Rough $50. SOB sacks; last year
1stSH .9S6 sacks; Sales cleaned |
! .2O3. $50 pockets, last year l.
372. 104 pockets. Market quiet.
30 sacks Rough Rice new CROP |
received Monday
Talmage. Charleston. te|ecraphs
Carolina Crop movement to date: |
Receipts SS.3Si pockets. sales
19,0S7 pockts. Market quiet
$50 acres choice farm property
for sale, two miles from New lhe-
ria. Win subdivide in 50 acre !
tracts. Address, Box 52S.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Board must. each Year, take up
and mature Twelve Hundred
($1200.00) Dollars Of the bonds,
making their total payments
amount to Three Thousand ($3,-
O00. .00) Dollars annually without
considering the expense of main
tenance.
You will appreciate that it will
require careful financierjng to en-
able the Board to meet these pay
ments
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. i. PROVOST.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
TWO THINGS OF THE PEOPLE

OF this country live in rented
houses; you cannot submit in
you old age on rent receipts.
They have no rebate or other
values except as relics Of your
folly. Resolve not 70 live
another year Tor month, II pos
sible)) in 4 house that can be
adorned with ITO LET" signs.
Let the landlord have It and
own your own home. Consult
our Secretary IBERIA BUILD
ING Assoc OCIATION,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
Statement of Financial Condition
of the Petit Anse- -Coteau
Drainage District.

This District has outstanding
Fifty Five Thousand Dollars,
five per cent bonds There has
been Il five min tax levied for the
payment Of these bonds extend
ing for a period Of forty years.
The interest payable on these
bonds amounts TO twenty seven
hundred and fifty dollars annual
" as long as the fifty five thou
sand bond issue is outstanding.
For the year 1906 there
was collected ....... .$33IS72
For The year 1907 there
was collected ....... 3510. ~
For the year 1908 there
was collected .......35 357S.7 -
For the year 1909 there
was collected ......... 1904 81
An aggregate Of ..... .S1l. .5G2. II
Out of this amount each year
there has been paid the sum Of
twenty seven hundred and fifty
dollars interest. aggregating clev-
on thousand dollars. There ac-
corcFingly remains on hand Ahe
sum Of $356477 as the surplus for
the retirement of the bonds.
Next year. under the ordinance
and resolution Of the Board I'M
posing the tax for the purpose Of
retiring the bonds, there must be
retired two thousand Give hun
dred dollars. Thereafter FOR a
period of five years $4,000 Of
bonds shall be retired each year.
thereafter for the next five years
twelve hundred and fifty dollars
Of the bonds shall retired each
year: thereafter for the next five
years fifteen hundred dollars of
bonds must be retired each year:
thereafter for the next five years
seventeen hundred and fifty dol
lars of bonds shall be retired each
year: thereafter for the next five
years two thousand dollars of the
bonds shall be retired each year;
thereafter for the next five years
twenty-five hundred and fifty
dollars of the bonds shall be re-
tired each year.
It will be seen that at this time
the Board will be able to retire
the maturing bonds next year
without any difficulty. and for
the next five years will be run
ming ahead.
1t is the purpose of the Board
if possible to retire if the bond
holders would consent. a greater
number of bonds than called for
in the contract if the funds justi-
fly it, as will doubtless be the
case.
However. under the law the
taxes collected are a sacred fund
for the retirement Of the bonds
and for the payment of the inter
est. and it would not be proper
to use any of the money derived
from the taxes for any purposes
other than these for a period of
the next five years, Thereafter
il might be feasible for the
Board. with the approval Of the
taxpayers, TO employ any surplus
to works Of extension in the Dis
trict.
Respectfully submitted.
HOMER DELCAMBRE.
Cnn%1- Trooc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Soreness Of the muscles. wheth-
er induced by violent exercise or
injury is quickly relieved by the
free application of Chamberlain s
Linimcnt This liniment is equal
ly valuable for muscular rheuma-
tism, and always affords quick re
lief. Sold by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Congressman Samuel Gilmore.
representative in the Congress Of
the United States from the Sec
ond District of Louisiana died at
Abita Springs last Monday morn
ing at 3 AS o'clock. Mr.. Gilmore
had succeeded the late Robert C.
Davey Of New Orleans in March.
1909. From all appearances,
Hon. II. Garland Dupre the
avowed candidate for dovernor
for the next term has been per-
suaded to make the race for Con-
gress as Mr.. Gilmore successor,
thus leaving the field clear to all
the other aspirants for the Gov
ernorship Of Louisiana,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

to have glass of soda aud see
what she says. If it's hot day
and she says "no" we miss our
guess.
ALI GIRLS LOVE SODA
and its the business ot l'sng
gaIlauts to SCI that they have II
cur soda beats them all It's de
liclous. cool, and only . cents
Try it,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

FASo.oi'tb
The total bond issue of the Dis
trict was 100000, bearing five
per cent interest
These bonds as shown above
were sold at premium.
This Commission has promptly
paid its $4,000 Of bonds and in
terest on the outs anding indcbt-
edness, cacl Near al maturity.
April lst.
The unpaid bond Indebtedness
amounts to $S0.000,OO.
The approximate tax collection
each year from the Parish of st.
Mary is $l,70O.00 and from the
Parish of iberia $4,000 making
total from. both parishes of an
approximate $11, 10000.
Taxes Collected by Iberia & st.
Mary DRAINAGE District
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
sTAThMEkTs or DkAfNAu's
BOARDS.

Want of space last week pre-
cluded US from publishing the
statements Of the different
Drainage Boards of the Parish as
called for by the Grand Jury at
its recent session. Following is
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
Disbursements.

Disbursements.
Dredging and other work
in main and lateral
canals ........... &S9. 100. 90
Payment of bonds $4,000
each year. commencing
with the year 'O6 to
and including bonds
due April /. 1910. 10000 90
Interest on bonds issued
at . p. e. from Apr. |.
1902 to Apr. /, 1910
inclusive ....... 48. .OO0. 90
General expenses, includ-
ing interest on borrow
ed money before sale of
bonds. and attorney
lees ................ 2O,OOS.5l
Total ........ .$172, ,109. .46
BY balance in banks 81 500 .01
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
axes Collected by Iberia q 8
Mary Drainage District.
Beginning with the year 1895

! Total ............. xI3, Adj. ~
About $1,000 suprlis each year.
l.. A. GREVEMBERG.
Asst Secty.
Foreman and Members Of the
Grand Jury. iberia Parish, La:
Gentlemen-In response to your
inquiry, | voluntarily furnish you
the following information con-
cerning the financial standing Of
the
Bayou Carin Drainage District.
Taxes collected to date
this year .......... 81, 1892
Approximate amount yet
to be collected ..... $4,000
OF bonded Indebtedness
of the District ..... sc, 10000
Annual interest payment 10000
Secretary's salary for
the present year -. 10000
Paid attorney 10000
Paid this year for assess
ment roll ........ CLOS
Contract this year for
cleaning out drains.
approximately ...... 10000
Total cost of maintenance this
year six hundred and eleven 05-
100 ($6l1.05 Dollars. to which is
to be added the interest pay.
ment of One Thousand Eight
Hundred ($1. .S00.00) Dollars.
the total expenditure Two
Thousand Four Hundred and
Eleven 05-100 ($2,4l1.0O) Doll
lars. I,
The expenditures this year have
been larger than heretofore. ow-
ing TO the growth Of vegetation in
The canal, necessitating cleaning
,ut same. We have set aside a
'und Of Three Thousand Five &
Hundred and Thirty-two 94.l0O |
,$3,532.94) Dollars which. though {
lot formerly set aside as . sink
ng fund il intended to assist in !
,aying principal of the bonds. /
Viii say that in 1912. in addition I
. the interest," the Drainage
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Iberia g. St. Mary Drainage Dist.
Receipts,
Amount realized from
sale of bonds .... X103. 800. 90
Amount realized from
taxes collected from
Parishes of Iberia &
st. Mary ,.., 73.461 ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Beautiful designs engraved
cards and wedding invitations.
ENTERPRISE Office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Balance in W. c. I. &
$. b. ............. $3.32i91
Total financial assets
Balance in n. |. Nat.
Bank ...............$ l6S.13
Balance in w. c. 7. & s.
bank, Gen. FUND.- .... 3.32491
Balance IN W. G. 7. & s.
bank, (Sinking Fund.- 9,411.22
Total Deposits in banks $12.9042S
About $6S3.O0 surplus each
year.
Respectfully submitted.
j. Il. SCHWING.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23
New Iberia and Southern.

Balance in n. !. n. bank $l6S.15
Amounts deposited III Whitney
Central Trust & Savings Bank:
Issuance of bonds &C.. $4,000 90
Interest on same TO date 2.9l46l
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-07-23

Total .............$ $50. .9l4.6l
Less amounts withdrawn
Tor sundry purposes %, $3.50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
THE PROFESSIONS
ATTORNEY
81. G. LOUNSBERRY,
ATTORNEY

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eialsy. Abstracts examined. Notary
psbsle. oRies svss tns East Main
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