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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-11

FOR SALE-Eight-room one-family house, all
improvements; lot 29x100: "a Dover St, Walls
burg section. Inquire of J. RAMSEY
14 Market ST., Newark. n. J.
BRICK HOUSES FOR sALE-Nos. l4s. 145. Ht
First St; weli-built. substantial property fG-
Investment. Apply TO THos. A. COMMIT. 50
ST.. Newark. N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-11
UNSURPASSED RESIDENTIAL oPpoRTI

UNGV . f6SEB fNTSIIFIN IINII OIIOINI o
NIFTY.
. Most select Forest Hill section. honest con-
struction; eleven rooms. central hall, tiled bath.
solid porcelain fixtures, servants bath, hot
water heat. parquet floors throughout, hard
wood trim, large porches, exquisite fixtures,
handsome decorations. bargain. S14, 900; easy
terms: act Immediately. FEST & FEST, 1888
Broad st.
The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06
tbnlh.o1 stpih u
! r UEVANOuHT. Auditor.

purchase for the City of New ibc
lin \ small strip of land on upper
Main street, near Moth atreet
from Mt Herman Hanae,, for the
price and sum of One hundred
and fifty Dollars, said strip to be
of sufficient width to enable tho
opening of Main street on 10
North street.
u was moved by Mr. Lassalle.
seconded by Mr.. R'bI,eck and car
ried by the following Yea and Nay
vote, Yen, Messrs. Uirard. M,gues.
Trainor. ltenoudet. Ribbeck.
Sonthweil and LaasalIe. Nay none,
that the Mayor be and he ~ here.
by authorized to borrow for the
City of Now Iberia. the sum of
s3bOO OO on the beat terms, to nay
the running expensea, and that he
issue a note for aaid amount, and
that said sum he placed IN tho
next budget.
The Finance COMMITTEES was
granted further time to investigate
the refund of back taxes claimed
to he due To Mesara. Bnrnham ana
LaughliD.
The following bills were. pre-.
scented approved by the Rnce
Committee and read: ~
George Cestia for shoeing
horse of Fire Co. No. /, ~ ~.
Fi,e Dept; NJ. NJ. Sanders, for
sharpening sl,ovsls and crow bar,
~ IT. y n u; =. Jnbin Cole etOr,
for 2 per cent commission on
5000. 81, omitted in settlement
with City Treasurer, IA shown by
Auditors report, st2I1i, Collect
Or; J. +. Devalcourt, for services
rendered in checking the books Of
city Collector. City Treasurer,
City Clerk and City Court, sl5O 90,
Auditor; Geo. w. Dallas, fOr East
End Bridge Keeper tor month of
July, $1,000, Bridge Keeper, NJ.
Leblanc for drayage July 2nd, 10
Goth, 1910, 1850, s.. Il y.
" was moved by Mr. Ribbeck
seconded by Mr.. bassalle and car
F,ed that the bills m read be ap-
proved and ordered paid
Il war moved by Mr.. GiraTd,
seconded by Mr.. Itenoudet and
carried that the meeting adjourn.
J. s POWER. Mayor
@. NJ. COMPTON, City Clerk.
The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06

A communication was read from
Mr.. II. - Mile, asking that th'
respective property owners a'ont
l5au Front street in the City nj
New Iberia, le notified to compl,
with The CITY ordinance relative IL
Tho construction and maintenance
of sidewalks along their property
front When II was mnvcd by Mr.
Gira,d, seconded Ivy Mr.. South
well and carried that tho comm
nieption be referred to tho Street
Commissioners.
The committee appointed I" Tor
mulate now Charter fm the CITY
of iberia, submitted a commnnica
ton requesting that M the Char
to, had been enacted INTO n law Wy
the General Assembly and would
no beeome eifnctiye until ratified
by \ majority vote of tho voters
of New Iberia, that the matter be
submitted IN them for eoDsihera
ton When IL was moved Ivy Mr..
l,enoo,let. seconded by Mr.. GWard
and carried that the eonnunica
ton he received aud laid over Ia
some future time.
H. was moved l,y Mr.. Hirard
seconded by Mr. Renoudet and
carried by the following Yea and
Nay vote, to-wil, Yea, Measrs.
Gi,atd. Migoez. T,sinor, Renou
dei. Hil,beek, Souti,well aud Las
sale, Nay none, that u warrant ~
issned IN payment of Two notes "i
*2OO. OO each and interest making
u total If stiO7G, now due tho
Peoples National Bank by the
Electric Light aud Water Works
Plant
II was moved hy Mr. Ren0ndst
seconded 10y Mr.. Ribbeck AMI car
ried that the moneys collected on
the New Iberia aud Northern
Railroad Company hs turned over
to Mr.. +. l.. Renoudet, Assistan,
Treasurer.
II was moved 10y Mr.. Rihbeck
seconded by Mr.. Sonthwell an,
carried by tho following vote. to
vii. Yea, Mcssrs. Ribbeck. Soutb
well and Lassallb', Nay Messrs
Girard. TraiDor aDd Renoudet, Mr.
Migues not voting. The vote be
ing u tie The Mayor cast h,s vot'
with ihe affirmative and declared
the motion carried, that The Mayo
be and be n hereby authorized 4
The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06

On Monday evening ATTIC, III.
meeting "f tho .ny Council tn.
Now lho,ia Southern Drainage
Board went into session will
chairman ! '' Inwn, presiding
and Secretary .Ino u. Erhw,ng III
his deck l'"nounl.i, Eira,d. Mig
nea, T'a'nor. laaeallo isihhcek
and Souihwell were present
1raih was the only absent com
missioner.
An soon ~ the Board Was q,
gal,iycd Mr. IaasalIn introduced 4
vesolmtion which had fn ila pn,
pose The sale If tho d,cIgc boat
| wh,cl, The commission has held in
| i'lleneea ln owe, year, The
chairman suggested that tho ,nsn
lulion hr a. amended ~ ~ include
| ~ authorization t., 'hr Hoard ~
invite bids ~, the completion ~ 4
d,ainage canal w I" The basin IN
rascara pasture
Even advstae. aa many of the
commissioners we've. on account "t
the latcnpsa nl tho hour. ~ hear
ing long debates nn these uura
tons, there was 10 restraint 'n"ng
nited hv those who followed in
amck succession in gaining the
Hoo, Thete WAS hut little re.
serve exercised in framing state
manta ~ advancing arguments.
In fact, II seemed to ha IN awak
en,ng.
Mr. Southwell gained ~. Hoo,
aud during the course ~ his re-
marks l,r advocated the damage
eaual aud The resting If the hayi
gable canal where il ~ fn III.
p,eMat lIe believed IN mnde,
taking all that means could he
raised Coy. IN order 10 have ihe
means. he a,ggeeted that every
,,aeleas .r avoidalIe expense
ai,ouid lm cut out lie sad he
proposed ~ talk PLAIN and then
advocated the dismissal ~ the
watchman on the dredge. who 10
receiving $50 pc, month. the nj
totney, who ia getting *1b. 'he
Secretary IL the Board. who is
getting *l2; and eam elling Of
the insurance.
The chairman took the floor and
stated that The revenue of The
hoard last year from The Special
Tax amounted to R51DG.D7 Ont
pf this sum &t5OO was put into
the "HinLing Fund, which is
10 the retirement of the
bonds. A further amount oi
f.lpOO must 90 to the payment Of
The years interest on the oUtstand
ing bonds. This leaves n balance
pf sl9OG.s7 Ms u s"plua. Upon
this surplus is drawn for the run
ming expenses of the Board. prac
|irally absorbing the fund. The
aale ef the dredgs boat would re
,nlt in the Boards being able to
l,spense with watehman "A sav
ng Of 5000 pe, year--and the
Of i''surance, amounting
10 $40 per year more. There is
,as, sum Of $4,000 now available
n the direction nf the BOARD.
Add to this the ptoeeeds Of the
,ale of the boat aud the tG7O per
year saved Ivy sucl, sale, and we
sOuid soon have the means for
Meeting the demands Of con.
ractOr for the cutting Of u drain
lge canal 10 town. On this basis
of indebtedness might
" issued, pfedicated npon a Ger
ain part Of the surplus funds to
accrue IIc also intimat
II that II the sale Of the dfedga
we're authorized, II might be pos
,ble that pome contractor might
70 diaposed 10 take tho dfedge NJ
fixed price ~ part compensation
or the cutting Of the drainage
anal. For these REASONS he fa
tored the sale If the boat and the
INVITATION of bids for the compile
ion OF drainage channel.
Mr.. Geo. N. Robertson, an en-.
advocate Of canals and
lralnage. vas accorded the p'iv,l-
ges Of the floor and in his re
Continued vap- page -
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The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD of TRUSTEES
CITY Of NEW IBERIA, LOUISIANA


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The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06
n. |. SOUTHERN CANAL.

The Drainage Board decides
I" Soil the n,edgo Boat
and Invite Bids for the
Compilation If 4 Drainage
Canal
The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06

Nnw Ihn,ia. la August ! 10
The Mayo, and Board nf i,ua
tees met his day ~ ,eGnlar e"a
sion with Mayo, ! s. inwr, ~
the Gha,, aud III. following mnn
he,a present, I" vii M"aa's, Gu
ard. M'gn"s, E"n"ui"i. l'''""'.
UnhI,cch. Hnuihwnll eni iaesa'ie.
Ahanni, Mr. E'ath
The minutes of the last meeting
were read aud approved on m"''"n
~ Nj, I'rnondat. seconded hy VI
Gi,ald aud carried
he opn'Ia nt the Treasurer,
rllerin,. Gle,h aud nf imrnundod
sinrk were read and ordered
el,pah nn HE minuiss 90 moflnn
If Nen"udai, seconded hy NJ, ''n
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The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06

CLERKS HEEpET
Month Ending lnty jisi. 1910.
Amt. Of vouchers
drawn during
July, 1910.
The weekly Iberian., 1910-08-06

New Iberia. la.. July 9Sth. 10,
10 the Hon Mayor anG Goarh ot
Trustees of the city Of Now lhe.
ria. La
t'rntIrnen | beg leave " cub
nit 10 your Honorable Body this
my annual report showing lhe col
iestions made by me ~ City INK
Collector fo, tho tiscal year ending
June the 3Oth, 1910. as follows:
Licenses f.,..,.........4t....s sliSft OD
City Tax 2O20h. ~
Water and Light Tax. ....t4.. Hi3.s5 g
Special School Tax ......... loiDGl
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
Nebraskans Buy Land

Herman Defining of Louisville,
Nebraska, was here the latter part
of last week looking over the real
estate opportunities, and before
leaving purchased half section
of fine farming land, three miles
west of town, from Bushell 4 See
ley. Isaac Tenant of the same
city also purchased a nice tract OF
land near Wibaux-2OO acres
"hich he expects to break and
crop the following season.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
Two Heads

Not long since young man OF
splendid muscular development
was seen in our city with two heads
on his shoulders. Both were fully
developed heads, with rather hand
some features, one with blond hair,
the other with black. The young
man was not museum freak, as
might be supposed. The other
head was the property of his sweet
heart, and would not have appeared
in such a deformed position had it
not been for the young lady's neg
lect to drop the curtain, y
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
"DAGO KID"
MET TERRELL
After Half Hour Wrestling Local
Man Found SWarty Foreigner
A Tough Proposition

Wibaux is getting in the lime
light as a sporting town. two
wrestling matches having been
pulled off within the week.
The first event was between
Whit Terrell, the local veteran
welter-weight, and the 'Dago
Kid" After q minutes hard
work Terrell conceded the match
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27

with the Butte ana Montana un-
;!erworld, and alleged scandalous
conduct of the higher society. The
book is written in a vein that
marks the author typical habitue
and hanger-on about 'tenderloin
joints, "and the really meritorious,
humorous sketches he frankly adj
mits are stolen. While no harm
can come from the conglomora-
ton Of obscene, licentious rot, the
creation Of a depraved mind, in
the circles where il is disposed, it
is a piece of vile literature that is
a discredit to Montana. As a Ii
terary genious Davenport is about
as coarse as the subjects he pan
ders, but when it comes to getting
the coin from the producers he is
there with PASTE smeared in
both ''mitts. =
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
Kennedy Walloped at Yates

A pretty good boxing bout was
pulled off Oh Wednesday last week,
That is il sta, eaL as hosing match
but finished as prize fight
Frank Driscoll, or Young Terrey
as he used to be known in the t..
S. navy, and Tim Kennedy had a
fight to finish, going seventeen
rounds. Winner took ninety per
cent. or about $500. Quite a
number of farmers came in to see
the bout and all were we'll pleased.
Terry knocked out Kennedy and
is now looking for more "ezyo
marks. Ripley the banker, re-
fereed the bout, and no complaints
were made on his decision.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
PROF. SHAW
AT INSTITUTE
Great Agricultural Authority to
Lecture at Farmers Institute
Thursday, March IL

Prof. Thos. Shaw of Minneso-
ia who speaks at the Farmers In
stitute at Wibaux, March II, is
one Of the strongest and best
known agricultural lecturers in
America at the present time.
He career may be briefly sum
med up as follows: For 2o years
he earned his livelihood on the
farm. He was called from the
farm to the professorship of Agri-
culture in Guelph, Ontario, in
1888. In 1898 he began a y
year term as professor of husban-
dry at the University of Minneso-
ia. He exerted a wonderful in
tluence in the bull lling up of agri-
cultural education in the univer-
sity and over the state, and re-
signed in 1905 to devote his time
to important Investigations.
Jas. J. Hill and the heads of
tha Northern Pacific railroads
have recognized Prof. Shaw as
their agricultural expert and in
that capacity he has had unusual
opportunity for studying Montana
conditions.
The farmers of this vicinity
should not fail to attend the insti-
tute Thursday, March II.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27

The residents OF the southeastern
section are without any local of
ficials. Organization Of these
towns would give it's citizens pow
ers that must now be delegated by
the county board, and be a mater
ial saving to the county.
The matter of freight rates was
also discussed, and comparison
shows that WibauX is being dis
criminated against on all classes
except grain. Through efforts Of
local elevator men the rate on
grain was las, fall made the same
as from Beach, reduction Of So a
car from the old rate With CON
certed action and taking the mat
ter to proper officials, it is hoped
a lower rate on all commodities
can be secured.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
Money in Montana Lands

1t developed at the monthly
dinner Of the Rosebud County
Commercial club last Friday
evening that a Forsyth merchant
paid over 81 900 for the alfalfa
seed produced from the second
crop on eastern Montana land
The farmer protited besides from
the hay Of the first and third crops
raised. Why should the pros
pective home seeker go a thousand
miles or 50 further westward, to
Washington or Oregon. for oppor-
tunities, when suci- as these pre-
sent themselves where land is
cheaper and the home market is SO
ideal ?-Times-,Jou
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Rerrv
came up from Gossett the first of
the week, and Mrs. Berry departed
for Hastings, Neb, on account of
the reported illness of their son,
Carl Monitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Power left
Tuesday morning for Wadena,
Mimi, where they will make
visit With relatives and friends, af-
ter which Mr.. Power will 90 to
Chicago and Milwaukee and order
goods for the stores ut Wadena,
Beach and Wibaux. From the
Beach Advance.
The publishers of The Pioneer
wish to procure correspondent
from every locality in the Beaver
Valley, and in order to accomplish
this desire, we are making a good
lnducement to any party who
wishes to take up the work, which
will not only mean much for your
community, but will give you
chance to make good money on
the side. Write today and find
out about our proposition.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27

Berry, Woodburn, the well
known Spring creek rancher, is III
the city to-day
Mrs. w. d. Stockstill of Mia
mi, Texas, arrived in the city the
first of the month, and will in the
future make her home with her
son W. E. Stockstill.
Wanted One good hustler with
complete outfit to break and
fresh SO miles north of Wibaux on
the \ Yellowstone river. All kinds
of blowing, can run day and night.
A first place for a good sepa-
rator as there is not any here.
Parties will do we'll to write OF
call on Thos. Bone, Gossett, Mont.
Congress has amended the con-
stitution of the United States, sc
as to provide for an income tax,
and it is now up to the states to
ratify that amendment which be-
comes a part Of our constitution
as soon as it shall have been rati-
fled by three fourths Of the states.
However, it is Believed that the
amendment will bn ratified by
practically all Of the states.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
TO WORK FOR
BETTER ROADS
Chamber of Commerce to Wage
Campaign for Roads and
Bridges. Other Matters
Wibaux wants its due.

The Wibaux Chamber of Gem
merce held an important meeting
Monday evening at the Office of
Attorney Fisher, and discussed a
number of matters of vital interest
to the town and this section.
The sentiment OF the meeting,
which was largely attended, can
be crystalized into the slogan,
"Get for Eastern Dawson county
what's coming to it"
This end of the county has out
grown old conditions, and among
the more serious problems con-
fronting the public are roads and
bridges. There are no facilities
for getting between various points
in this section, and the situation
is simply unbearabIe.
With the rapid development and
settlement of this section roads
and bridges are imperative needs.
With a settler ON nearly every
quarter, and larger landholders
coming in daily making prerara-
tions for cropping their lands the
coming season, it is up to the bu-
sinessmen of Wibaux to see that
they have both an inlet for their
supplies and machinery and an
outlet for marketing their products
after harvest. To this end com
nlittce was named by the chamber
to prepare and circulate petitions
for needed roads and bridges in
this section and present same for
action to the county board.
The matter of having election
precincts established throughout
this newly settled section, is
another important matter that was
also considered. There are hun
dreds of new citizens who will have
no chance to register their prefer
ence for the various candidates
that will come before the puLlic at
the next election, unless precincts
are established before regis tration
date. 1t is not too earl to take
this matter up, and but for the
forethought of the members Of the
chamber of commerce, whose ef-
forts are directed for the best
interests of this section, no doubt
many of our new citizens remote
from the old, established precincts
would be disfranchised at the fall
election.
The question of township or
ganization was also looked into.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
Filthy Rot

Warren Davenport, author Of
Butte and Montana under the
X-Ray,' was in the city last week,
and again Tuesday, peddling his
book which is creating somewhat
of a sensation. The author deals
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
A Bunch of Boquets

Beach Chronicles: The last issue
of the Wibaux Pioneer marked the
beginning of that papers fourth
year on the tempestuous sea OF
journalism and the proprietors,
Kane & Hutchins, celebrated the
event by issuing mighty credit
able special edition. the chief fea-
ture of which was a well written
article on "Wibaux and Environ
ment.' Handsome cuts and nice
Iy gotten up advertisements made
the paper very attractive. Its pub
fishers have good reason to be
proud of their typographical pro
duct.
Kane & Hutchins of the Wibaux
Pioneer came to the front last week
with a very creditable special edi-
ton of their paper. WibauX and
the ranching AMI farming country
surrounding were given very
good exposition. The illustrations
were all first class. The edition
will do endless good to the vicinity
as an advertisement Of it's resour-
ces. Y ellowstone Monitor,
Glendive Independent: L h e
Wibaux Pioneer celebrated the
beginning of its fourth year, by
issuing twelve-page paper last
week, with a comprehensive and
excellent write-up of Wibaux and
the famous Beaver Valley, inter
spersed with handsome half tone
cuts, that cannot help but convince
anyone seeking a home to investi-
gate the merits and advantages Of
fered in the Beaver Valley.
x :; x
Billings County r epu blican:
Messrs. Kane q Hutchins, of The
Wibanx Pioneer, issued a most
creditable edition of their paper
last week; an edition that the WI
baux people may well be proud Of,
and put away somewhere for future
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-01-27
Local Items

Berry, Woodburn, the we'll
known Spring creek rancher, is in
the city talay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-05
TWO BAD BOYS IN LIMBO.
George Smith and Ray Whitfield Get
Thirty Days for Thetts.

,,,.l aithsr5 Is ta hi; N bslieved. they are
thoth bad boys and iii The same bust
,Dess-stealing clothing. George smith.
~ years old, wore natty brown suit
OF clothes and 1tay Whitehead, Is years
old. sat beside him in Il suit OF gray
clothes on the prisoners bench in po-
lice court this morning. The clothes
that the boys wore had been identified
as having been stolen. Smith admit
ted that he stole his from the Mullct
clothing store and Whitefeld sneaked
his suit from the J. p, Gardner cloth
ing store. After they had admitted
their guilt, Judge Whitaker asked II
they knew each other.
Smith looked with disdain upon
Whitehead and the latter appeared
Jealous OF the suit of brown clothes.
II have heard OF this fellow before"
Smith said He was UP in Juvenile
court for stealing something
DO you know anything about this
man." Judge Whitaker said to White
field as he pointed to Smith.
II know lie stole n set OF harness
once" Whitetield said and the two
young men stared at each other.
Judge Whitaker Strengthened up
their sparring attitude by giving them
each 30 days. The clothes were return-
ed to the merchants as soon as they
we're taken back to jail.