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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

city Repuhnean commIul,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
CHECKING
our DISTRICT
CLERK
Review Of Every Detail
of Office at Request of Mr.,
VenabIe, the Retiring Clerk
Change on April list,

Travelling Auditor Charles n. SAT
ford is Just completing checking over
the office OF the district clerk for the
Second iudicial district. the retiring
clerk. MI Nenable, having asked that
q careful checking be mad Of his en-
tire books since he came into the Of
flee. MIR. Stafford has found the OF
rce in excellent shape. This is the
first time hat SO thorough an exam
nation has been made of the books
OF any clerks office and Mr.. Ncnable
win retire from the office ON April
first leaving an e%rrorloss set of books
behind him.
The task is an unusually difficult
one here, The clerks office has to
keep separate accounts ana dockets
for not only the Second United States
district our but for the county courts
both civil and criminal, OF Bernalillo,
Mckinley, Sandoval n until recent
~ of Valencia counties.
Mr.. Madison. the new clerk, is now
in the office becoming accustomed to
the routine duties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
IS INDICTED
FOR ROBB|NG
THE MAILS
LOCAL POSTAL CLERK
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Case Comes Up for Trial in
United States Court Today
Territorial Grand Jury Busy
More Citizens Admitted,

Arthur K. smitr. colored. for some
time a clerk in TIE Albuquerque post
Office. was indictcd Yesterday by the
United states grand jury on 4 charge
of robbing the mails. The pecific
charge on which Smith is held is
breaking open a registered letter and
taking therefrom two one dollar bills
and one twenty-five cent piece.
Smith was arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. He will be put on trial be-
fore n jury this morning.
This is the only Indictment thus far
returned by either jury. The United
States jury yesterday returned one
true bill. On motion of the United
States attorney the case of the United
States against Chas. S. Webb and Rob-
ert a. Miller. who were indicted on
several count for using cancelled
revenue stamps, was dismissed The
case Of the United States against Thos.
Banter. charged with selling liquor
to Indians was also dismissed.
Suit was filed yesterday by the Nc
Kinley county bank of Gallup against
.Ohlin as principal and Clark NJ. Carr.
j. A.. Gordon and Gregory Page as
sureties, Oh a note for $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Liquid 1ir converts steam into a
small snow storm See for yourself
M Elks' opera house, March 2Gih.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

T. ~. olstead. "a municipal engineer
residing ia Los Angeles, has been en-
sased hy the mayor and health COM
mittce pf the city council TO assist in
developing some sourc OF "a pure wa
ter supply Tor Tucson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
REPUBLICANS WILL
HOLD PRIMARIES
THURSDAY
CONVENTION TO BE
HELD FRIDAY EVENING
Chairman Hickey Of City Com
mittee Issues Call for EIec-
ton Of Delegates 10 Conyen-
ton to Select Candidates.

The republican primaries. for The
election of delegates to the city COM
vention. which in turn Will nominate
the candidates for the various city
offices to be voted on at the election
ON April 5th, Will be held tomorrow,
Thursday night, in the several wards.
The convention win be held Friday
evening at S o'clock in the rooms Of
Tie Albuquerque H~epubiicit club OF
West silver ven
Republicans generally throughout
the city look forward checrfully -
the coming election ana there is much
interest in both primaries n con-
vNntion-
The FORMAL call issued yesterday by
Chairman Hickey and Secretary Mat
son of the republican city committee
is as follows:
Notice-Iicpublican Primaries.
Primaries OF the republican party
for the city Of Albuquerque, n. M.
are hereby called for Thursday even
ing, March "A, 1910. at 1880 o'clock,
in the several wards, to select dele
gates from euch ward to attend q
CITY republican convention to be held
in the rooms of the Albuquerque Re
publican club on Friday evening.
March %. 1910. at : O'Clock, for the
purpose Of placing in nomination
candidates for city once, to be voted
Cor at the ensuing election to be held
Tuesday, April ., 1910.
one mayor. for term Of two years.
enc city clerk for term of two
years.
one city treasurer. for term Of two
years.
one member Of city council from
first ward, for term Oh four years.
one member of board OF education
from first ward, for term Of four
wears.
one member OF board Of education
from second ward, for term oil four
years.
he member of city council from
third ward, to serve for four years.
one member of board Of education
from third ward to serve for four
years.
ono member Of city council from
ward 70 serve for four years.
one member of board of education
from fourth ward, - serve for tour
years.
one member of board Of education
from fourth ward TO serve for term OF
two years.
Each ward is entitled TO fifteen de-
legates 10 the city convention.
The first ward primaries viii be
held in the public library building,
third floor.
The second ward primaries will be
held in the Albuquerque Republican
club, rooms. West Silver avenue.
The third ward primaries will be
held in the armory. corner OF Fifth
street n West silver
The fourth ward primaries will be
held in the Grant building, 3I3 West
silver avenue.
The first ward primaries will be
called to order by Nj. l.. Hickey,
chairman.
Tho second ward primaries viii be
called to order By d. a. Porterfcld,
chairman.
The third ward primaries viii De
called to order by c. .. Cushman,
chairman.
The fourth ward primaries viii be-
called to order by y. 4. Stroup
chairman.
NJ. T.. Hickey. Chairman.
City Republican Committee.
-. \. Maisun. Secretary.
City Republican Committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Entire change ef program today.
Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


Washington. March %. -NeN AIeNi-
West TeNas-fart cleudY probably
showers ana cooler in north portion
Wednesday Thursday fair and cooler.
Ariznna-Falr Wednesday ana
Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

We absolutely refuse .t. raise our
price "i admission. ua matter how
hi4h priced our vaudeville. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Radium costs over So, 900, 600 per
pound. Patty win show some OF its
wonders at Elks' opera house, March
9ath.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Wireless messages viii bc Scui aud
fcCcitcd IN view Of the audirncr.
Fix opera hou~r. March 26th.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

D. . vs. pa ~. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
SWITCHMAN SENT TO
THE INSANE ASYLUM.

Dan Mcpherson. a switchman, who
has been employed by the Santa Fe
railroad at Gallup for some time, was
brought to Albuquerque yesterday !
Sheriff Tale Of Mckinley county and
DIR. Wilson of Gallup. violently insane.
The man, while not ravlng yesterday,
is considered a dangerous patient. lie
was committed to the insane asylum at
Las Vegas by Judge Abbott and left
for Las Vegas in charge Of the McKin-
ley county sheriff last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

~ ,ou need q carpenter, teienhm.
tt.A~Aeidens phone 3TT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

To many devout people this is the
most sacred OF all religious DC .dsions,
not even surpassed by the Christmas
tide. and why hould it not be SOP
II there be any thing in the Chris
tan religion it must be h truth Of
me resurrection for which this oc-
casion is celebrated.
And now do not eo~get any of your
friends.
4 card or some little novelty will
add much to their cup of joy which
YOU can assist in filling to overlooking.
our assortment this year il the ar
gest md best we have ever had.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
MORE CITIZENS ADMITTED
MO ELL KIEIIIA

Judge Abbott Yesterday signed the
papers which admitted to fu.i citizen
ship in Tire United States three resi-
dents of Albuquerque. They are Her
nun Iioch. Il miller, William Gallant,
Ia carpenter. and Ivan Todor %Hoyadz-
Jeff, q maehinist.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
Exit Roosevelt.

AFTER Roosevelt's capture Of Africa and
triumphant march through ancient Egypt and
throughout Europe, he came back to the United
States as the godlke hero Of many millions Of
Our people. who seemed entirely unaware Of the
fact that Tx. President Roosevelt has done more
to destroy the great American republic than
any man within its history.
All this being the case, it was with extreme
satisfaction that we saw that the first consider
able political cause that he took up in New York,
the adoption of a rejected primary law in which
he was acting in concert with Gov. Hughes who
had already been sat down upon by the repub-
leans Of his state, that the republicans reVOlted
and refused to enact the desired law, although
they had been called in special session by Gov.
Hughes for that purpose and although EX-Pres-
ident Roosevelt lent his presumably mighty in
tuence to the same end.
Now comes another jolt and the New York
State Republican Committee has refused by a
vote of 70 to IS to make him temporary chairman
of the Republican State Convention, which is to be
held in Saratoga in September. Wce-Presldent
Sherman has been chosen in some way as a
compromise and EX-President Roosevelt rele-
gated to the rear.
1t is now thought that Col. Roosevelt is cast
ing longing eyes upon the South and is hoping
to break up the lines Of the Solid South in this
way and perhaps regain some of his lost preem-
inence. Be it as it may, Ex-President Roose-
welt has been severely sat down upon on these
two crucial occasions and it is evident that his
enthusiastic followers are not the rulers Of the
world. The rulers are sitting down on Mr..
Roosevelt.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
PARISH NEWS.
Triumph.


The Orange Blossom Social Club was
entertained Wednesday last by Miss
May Yeager and a most enjoyable time
was spent by the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs Childress will
leave here some time in the near future
for Mobile, Alabama, where they in
tend to spend a few months.
Mr.. S. B. Schoenberger returned
home Sunday from New Orleans where
he has been spending a few days.
Mrs. }. Bulot is spending a while in
New Orleans under the care of a physi-
elan.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cognevich are
spending a while in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Munstermann and
family retained home Saturday from
Abita Springs where they spent a part
of the summer.
Mr.. NJ. Tetley of New Orleans spent
Sunday with his friend Arthur Schatfer.
Orange buyers are een every day in
our locality. 1t looks as though the de-
mand for oranges will be better this
year than last.
DAISY.
Messrs. Munroe ~llcgcccmbe and Au.
thor Rapp We're visitors to New Or.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
pC;nte=a=Ia=HaChe.

Rice cutting has bcgunin earnest in
our section. Quite a number of plant
ers will begin cutting next week and a
few will begin today.
Rufus Ragas, youngest son of NlIilor
Ragas and Leonide Martin died in New
Orleans or Wednesday.
DIV. Sheriff JOS. Cosse and Felix Cha
peaux left on Wednesday for Pinevllle,
La. to convey MISS Georgiana Chapeaux
al insane patient, to the state insane
asylum.
Mr.. Southron r. Duval. architect, was
in Pointe-a,la-H ache on. Wednesday,
looking over the necessary repairs to
the Courthouse.
Mr.. B.A. Favret visited his mother,
Mrs. Gus. Favrct on Sunday.
Mr.. Leopold Songy was the guest of
his mother. Mrs. Paul Songy OF Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Borne and children
were visitors at the home Of Judge and
Mrs. +. Emmett Hingle on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Favret and little
son visited friends and relatives in our
town Sunday.
Atty. John Dymond jr. was a business
visitor in our town on Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Hingle was visiting here on
Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Favret and children are
spending a wdays with Mrs. G. Favret
Mr.. Felix Borne was a visitor in our
town on Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Movers visited
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Rose Rebaut, after spending
quite an en- joyable stay Of one week in
New Orleans, returned Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Martin left for New Or
leans on Thursday to attend the funeral
of her nephew, Rufus Ragas, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Villior Ragas.
Mrs. Paul Grangar and daughter, Cor
rinne, after spending quite an enjoyable
stay at TIE home of Atty. and Mrs.
L~ivaudais, left for their home in New
Orleans on Wednesday, via launch De-
pendent.
Mr.. Jos. Cosse spent Sunday in Home
Place the guest Of his o Mr.. Louis
Cosse.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
N. anama Exposition.

In leyI.Iatlre now in extra session VIII
lIJH:Ei :. l.. time this issue u the H-'%EliL
ye5cAa. IL ..%.,-rs nave determined the Hhal
.,ly,.,s 81 tic forts that all Interested paltteS
al, ..1;- ~ E!Ly to secure adequate tlhdS WIN
which fa Il. t~;0re congress to secure Il" "llitlai
;.,,p>tt!,r . Initial 10 the success UI the pro-
..-,. glr.f c. position. To those familiar with
fYr. p..atr. + New Orleans titty ears ago, as
iii" Il Ia, H.: EST cities III the Union. as the Ell
-,ruu1 T.. =. ,c.at mississippi Valley and nav
NJ a. rh.,., 81, ned apparent, q future uhSut-
;a,e.d T.. Yl2 # the cities Of antiquity the De-
"a II nit; 1-srs in this grand accomplishments
ia: br,u >rr> DISAPPOINTING, A great oVh war
lowpg~t. mt. ened and by the Md Of the EalI-
U.ys 81 t.c &C.. ntry the trade OF the MISSISSIPPI
Iai,y ,.u> tniJUH across The mountains ana
.<rN UIiran; as practically left as a way sta
;,un TIE - nd position that it then occupied
..us to.n .ru"ly maintained and although II
s,as t>tJt,+i - population and built 4 1"" SIX
gtyipe:5. IL" dreams Of the people OF tins conn-
r. dr..i.> ,A. Sixties have never been realized.
AL tIm!r" yol,e to them that wait and now,
after ijhy sr:.rs we believe these dreams are 10
be ,taAzet nd that New Orleans Will become
ths great -ntrepot Of the Mississippi Valley. A
new void = opening 10 US and this ne" world
hes tar Io fI. South and takes in all Of the re-
pusliys aguJ.ld the caribbean Sea and down
through 'ha gestern side Of South America, as
We Is lii. ;rans-Pacitic trade that must cone
to Nov lrt,ans through the Canal with the
TRADE Of ,ne western coasts, North and South OF
Panama.
T. i!.@ later no part of Our state is more
Interested than our own Parish Of PIaQuelnlne@.
TtCsr - 10 nave gone up the coast route to san
Francis, md have seen the hundreds OF miles
If fruit arc fO"er gardens along that beautiful
route. ear properly appreciate the future that
Will come e our own parish when It's wonderful
adY4ntagrs in soil and climate and proximity to
tie prpai lily shall come to be fully REALIZED.
We are t. have good railroads on both sides Of
the river, reaching as far down as the business
can be made to pay. We believe that We shall
also haze 8 shell road On the East side as far
down as the court house within another year
and feel quite sure that some Of the proposed
reclargatlun schemes on the West side Of the
river Will materialiZe in such q way that we can
nave Shell roads down on the West bank also.
Il ON younger days an old friend of ours
told is about his coming into the river on q
sailing vessel a way back in the Thirties or
Forties 81 the last century, and looking out over
low banks he saw the beautiful orange groves
and vlsioAs of the golden apples Of the Hes
pcrides appeared to him and he thought the
sight was tie most beautiful that he had ever
witnessed. This will be the report Of others if
our parish keeps up with. the procession and
Goes all that it can to promote the Panama EX-
position and to promote the means of access to
our parish, which necessarily include the entire
COED roads problem, as well as the successful
operation Of the railways.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
The Continuing Rains.

sHE reports from various parts Of the state
art 20 the effect that considerable dry weather
has interviewed of late and that the situation of
prospects of rice were reasonably fair. So far as
We have seen and from what We have heard, we
d @ot believe that these data from the other
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
NATIONAL NEWS.

The State Board Of Health has given
out tie alarming statement that one
third Of the babies of Iowa have died
during the present summer. Cholera
infantun, %iniantile paralysis, poor milk
and improper care are named as the
causes.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
Launch STANDARD

ENG. DE ARMAS. NJ. q. EE-
RAS and NJ. G.. RURAS, Own
rrs; Eng De Armas. Mas
tiers: J.. G.. DE ARMAS. Clerk.
Leaving Wednesdays and Sat
urdayS at & O'Clock a. m. W"h-
ncsdays for Port Eads. satur-
days for Venice. Returning
Thursdays and Sundays.
Freight received Mondays,
Tuesdays and Fridays foot of
Ursulinc Street.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
Sale!
Launch Viola.

ElUTCF VTOFd.
Is #. long, 7 #. beam, equipped
with T. HIP. Smallcy engine. In
first class condition. Speed 10
miles. Reason for selling no
further use. Apply to ESTAEE
GIORDANO, JN., Myrtle Grove
p. O., Louisiana.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
The Loser Coast Gazette

The Loser Coast Gazette
r-.rl SIZED WEEKLY BY
ne .~rrCoaSt Gazette 60.
: { Uy.. s. B. MEYERS,
Pr ..t.-.. H"clol":'
-,.:lt, z-la-ffsche, Louisiana.
'FClAL OKCAN Or
.s.-. =! ;ES PARISH fCLiCr lLHl'
f..y..!l.GS PARISH School bVAt',
t.,. ..f- :, :!Gh FAST BAN F:EF bI&Iktl'
I4,. NJ E4sI.; Lf:EI Di3TrICI,
r.. 1RMrlf LfvFE DEPICT,
:. AS LFYEE DISTRICT
tiRl.& D.. DOLLAR PER IEAR II ADVANCE.
Entered q. r.' Pointe-a-la-ta che Postottlce as
Pc ID Class Mail Matter.
..i,nDAT, AUGUST g, 1910.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
leans last week.

Cant FL. Burton and frnIOSt ..ngt-
comD" mad q pleasant TIP from '"A-
Vile to Venice !V'j "trA !" l"' '"-
!utrs !auhth l!'!'h.
Mrs, Gus. AT&o.' returned It" h'
!.ui.r IN AiHl"rs last ir!c"y M''r 4
tire" weeks stay W''h her PARENTS W.T.
and Mrs. '. l.'I'lfoHl.
,;l.s Joh,onab Z.,,wock amt .i.1,y.
neyLt", l""'H l''rA"n. l'!' '''d's 81
lhtr way o'u!lt"''' MISS
Ar Author i,.. has puu,. to Port
lads where LIE VAL 'T a. VOL" '"' 'o'''
time.
u,n.s AutLor f.. and AIy+na WHp-
'''''' were
'-"'o'' I"'''
Mr.. ANDY Luuirrbo!gh Of Myrtle
Grove was tn" quest Vi hIa mother.
Mrs.. NJ. l.oud-rbvIrh last Saturday
ana SAl!ttIS.
y r u,,,;r, ~, first
,,r,. IN oar vicinity, L.aDorrr, are plru-
,;,,, .,A w..,,h,r ;d..l
>"eI' >""'' wy. %" "',
"'P'o'''''"' "a -,
nance i " ''''t VI a'""'
Oh "''''' ne S"'' ~
Mrs%r5. pel.ro>. t1GteolnDr ana F'r-
bert louHrrh"uEA "rre visitors u
Union Settlement id:t ouhoaE'
N,,y Nnru,, Puros left Tuesday for
y, ,,..tr;,. stew with her cousin. Mrs.
Leonard ElgcroMb", OF Port t2h!.
n.. 1885
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n.nm.I ,,u ,,m,,n,,1.,,
W. -: ,I L..l . - ,,.;t p,u.
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N,. nul,,,,
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array 49,,
we -. l.m"
"'' .n
'
/" the imaginative mana c'"E Il per,
''''a' WISH "o"" canaan u"
workings o' lA'S nIl'' III ''S p'e!''' "''''
oi Iunb"r m its a''lere'' lo''''s' ''o'''
the massive pine trees INTO o"''"''S
ma'"rIa! OF lle "oSl i.i4'sh'o '!P''
Mr.. PcarsaI., whose guests We were
very courteous!y put US through the
mill and explained every cetall very
minut-!y. here ar a few items that
may interest. The mil! covers % %qnarc
acres Of ground and every machine in
it is operated by e!ectri"a. power. The
Nv vince! that turns the whole mil IS
Sc feet in diameter,C fect.wide, the bet
on it is endless and was made from the
h,dt- Of 4sp Derives and cost s. ,op'. $780,
90 feet Of lumber are turmt out daily
by zoo men employed. This number CT
employees seems large but the number
wouIibr three TINES as great, no DOUBT:
wrreit not that tie machinery does !;
greater part Of the work that :ormt:ly
Required mel to DO.
The saw ti}er, who ,.mplcvs four ap-
or.o1icey this own expense. earns SO
,,rA.v whiNo IN. lover mon If the Ice
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
NOTICES..
Notice.

- g. - l.t 49,, ..L-
"~l 49,. 49,,
,Lro -. r.r,,, ,o,;,,.
rrua.d +x.or. tr., ~" n,,
Gaming
ms .
only are permitted to pass through my
property to take the raiiroaN 'fach'
Others will only be permitted to pass
through my lane al IN! r'S'''h'''' ":''''
a penalty OF the law.
CHARLES FALAAf.
..:
49,.
80 ~, ;n.;a, %
'''~' =. r,.h -,
Wv ~"
lowest bidder.
Bidders are required to send their
bids in by mail to Dawn baI.aV at Home
Place p%ostohice, La, not later than
August s, 1910. For further sr"r'1ira-
tons, apply to, or write,
DAVID bAIIA>-
;i"m' tIa''' Va
>''''e ,o,,
'''u''''' r''' ''"' n.y.
me pune Is n''''* '''"''' ''"' IAN
not r'>Fo''S.''' '' any "'o''
E" "E ny we, Ma'; T",.'"," r>rn
An''''p' ''H"'"'
Notice.
Acsdct will Be apoointrd to the STATE
Norn,,, School after III, comn,ti,ivc eX,
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
ana. and MlsSIoual

ana, and Mlssionar!-,n-~.~.~
List of those contributing through
Miss Leora Simms for repairs Of
Ii.urcn If the nGot Shepherd, Union
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
Renaud Bros. Transportation
Company
Power Boat Paul.

Leaves New Orleans, Mondays ami
Thursdays at 10 3. IN. for all landings
on the Lower Coast, as far as olga 7.
@ A clerk will be- found at tn" land
ing daily to rcc,jv" freight.
PAUL +. KENAID. Capt..
HENRY J.NENATn. Clerk,
A. h. LANCE, Pilot.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
Notice..
Notice.

Rertrandvi!Ir. La. Aug. |, l"l".
The public is hereby notified that lam
not responsible for any debts contract
cd by my wife, Mary Cucnard.
.AklSTIDE GUENAEn,
A T. ~ % - CrI N
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
Notice.

Acadct will De appointed to the STATE
Normal School after the competitive eX,
ami nation before the committee az.
pointed by the Police Jury. The exam
nation will be held on Saturday Sep. >,
1910, at 9 a. m. at the COURTEOUS" at
Pminte-a-la~Hache
For particulars app'yto
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20

Church.
New Orleans, La, Aug. l6, 10.
Dear Mr.. Editor:
Win you kindly publish this list Of
those who have been so kind and gen
erous in their subscriptions in enabling
the work of repairing the church at
Union Settlement to become an assured
fact. Bids were sought for this work
of repair, and at a meeting Of the Com
mittee on August /, the bid OF Mr..
Felix j. Borne of Alglers, vas accepted
and we expect the work to be begun IN
a few days.
The list that l furnish this time is the
one obtained by Miss Leora Simms,
who has been interchangeable in her
efforts. I cannot thank adequately
those who have assisted in this
work, Judge Hingle for securing 50
large a sum on the list he had, which
has already been published; Mr.. and
Mrs D. Tabony for donation of land for
church purposes, Miss Leora Slmms
for the work she has done, andall those
who have contributed to this laudabIe
enterprise. Thanking you for your
kindness, for l know of no better
method of reaching the people than
through the medium Of the parish
press. Very sincerely yours.
W. S. SLACK.
Sec. and Treas: Board of
Missions. Diocese Of LoUlsl,
Lower coast gazette., 1910-08-20
-la-Hache, Louisiana

"G,HDAT, AUGUST g, 1910.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-04-21
SATURDAY CONCERTS
Band VIII Play on Main
Street Every Week

Band concerts every Saturday
night, beginning at 8 O'Clock, Will
be given during the next two OF thre
months. The concerts will be given
On Main street.
Through the generosity of the bus
ness men a fund amounting to close
TO 500 a month has been subscIib-
ed to reimburse the band boys for
their time and encourage them in tn
good work they are doing. Emmett
has band that need not to be as
named to trot in any company, and
the announcement of these concerts
Will be good news to all lovers or
music. Country people should plan
to be on hand. They wwi enjoy
the program and have an opportun-
lty of becoming acquainted W tn
their neighbors and the towwnspeo-
pie.
A band stand on wheels is being
built SO that it may be moved from
one portion of the street to an
other