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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
Union PAC|F|C'S CHANGES
Encouragement Of Officers To Be
Announced October !.

49, advancement Of and additions TO
orrsnization Of the Union Pacific Rail-
comnany. which President Lovett, in
,,a,.ment given out a month ago, said
"a he made. will be announced before
.h.r : according 20 reports in well in
.-..od quarters in Wall Street yesterday
-ho changes, ii is understood, will in
-. rracticaly all Of the important Of
&c IN the company from President
go down, but Just what they will be
- -, known. It is thought probable, how
&C stated in The Tribune at the
800 President Lovett made his announce
.-ort Of the changes, that Julius Krutt-
..,ritt. now vice-president in charge Of
..,rstion and maintenance Of the Union
"a Southern Pacific system, will be made
--.s,dsnt. in charge OF operations of the
zion Pacific. and that Judge Lovett will
hn.o,,e chairman Of the board OF directors
A.s,Sas retaining his present Office as chair
-, If the executive committee. Chairman
- exc hoard IS a new Office which the d.
-.o.o~s II IS said. have decided TO create.
rb. change in the official titles Of Judge
, .,.o,+ and Nh Kruttschnitt. II II Is made.
III mot lessen the authority of the former,
rbo vii continue TO be the executive head
- the road Judge Lovett is not a rail
.noad man IN the strict sense OF the term,
end since he assumed the presidency the
onerstinC end Of the system has been
looked after BY Mr.. Kruttschnitt There
sors. n the latter should b made presi-
dent I'm charge Of operations, the change
would be only one Of title, as his duties
would be practically the same as they are
st present. Mr.. Kruttschnitt. it is said, il
he becomes president Of the road. will
rrobably make his headquarters in this
civ. so as 20 be in close touch with the
hoard Who will succeed j. G. Stubs,
v.ce-president In charge Of traffic Of the
Union Pacific, who has announced that he
will retire on January 1, is expected TO be
made known in the forthcoming announce
ment II IS thought probable I'm railroad
circles that It viii be Louis j Spence. who
vas recently promoted to be Mr.. Stubbss
assistant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
TO ADJUST COTTON BUYING
Southern Objections to Tare Claims To
Be Discussed Here.

A committee from the cotton exchanges
Of the South and representatives Of the
Arkwright Club. of Boston. and the New
England Buyers Associs ton Will hold a
conference in the board room of the New
York Cotton Exchange tomorrow to dis
cuss the objections which Southern cotton
shippers have raised to the new buying
rules Of the representatives Of the New
England mills
The chief objection is as TO the method
Of adjusting tare claims The New Eng
land mills prescribed a period Of nine
months for the adjustment of such claims,
while the Southern shippers, it is under
stood. want adjustment within ten days Of
the receipt of the cotton by the buyers.
Tare claims arise from the allowance made
for bagging on cotton bales. Elias Porter
president Of the Memphis Cotton Exchange
is chairman Of the committee representing
the cotton exchanges of the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
FIGHTING FOR CURB SEAT"
Broker Suspended Gets Restraining
Order from Supreme Court.

Frederick r. Jones is fighting in the SUI
rrene Court 20 retain his seat" on the
curb market. Jones obtained an order yes
terday from Justice Gayesan directing
Washington Content and other directors
Of the New York curb market TO show
cause why they should not be restrained
from suspending the petitioner. The charge
sssinst Jones was a violation OF the rules
Of the curb market. and the directors an
nounced that they would suspend Jones,
who insisted on trial on the charges
The specific charge against the broker
vas based on d better from J. Thomas
Rsiuhardt. another curb broker, that Jones
owed him $50 When he was interrogated
nv the directors Of the curb Jones denied
that he owed the money and said he would
not pay 10. RE added with regard 10 Rein
hsr5t that the latter had been guilty Of
fraud in having cornered the market on
Porcupine Central having created false
and fictitious markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. 25.-Depression in The Wheat
market came largely as a reflection OF Weahnsss
a., VII Straet Tho close was q dsc 90 lisc
under SATURDAY nights figures. Latest trading
isg- corr, %9isc 20 ia6%c down, oats on "a &c
ard rrovisiors az Tiad22isc decline. CONSIDER
abia nouidatian developed among wheat holders.
ennorentlv FOR the sole reason that stocks ana
cotton had taken a bearsh turn. During me
:, ssion December ranged from aN'2c 20 W'Hc,
,,t,h dnal sales "a &c ret lower az $3.50. Corn
Weakened under selling on the part - us
',,'r,,sad longs Lower cables were hearish
s,Stcr December huctuated between 63Atc and
AZ 6G4Lr closing steady l7c down at $50.
S,sb grades were In good demand No yellow
sSI.hed AZ esL, assAc Oats suffered through
syn,rathv with wheat. In addition. the demand
vsa~ gow High and low points touched by De
c.n,ber were 7Ac and iTc, with the Gloss A. Nsc
a nat loss OF Nc A decline IN the hog market
carried down provisions At the end 81 the day
cork had dropped 20c. and there was talilng
rest OF the list Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywher, in the United States for
$3.50 year.
PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY.

Alma V. Kraft. the former stenographer
and bookkeeper of Schroeder & Lombard.
of No Is Franklin street. who disappeared
On July 10. after she had cashed a checE
for s15e. drawn on her employers account
il the Germanic Bank and bearing a false
signature. pleaded guilty TO forgery yester-
day in General Sessions, and was re-
manded until Friday for sentence. She
said she was twenty-five years Of age, and
resided at Richfield, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26

Local spot cotton quiet. with prices 80 points
lower on the basis Of loose for mlddlinS
upland. Liverpool cables. Spot cotton easier
sales, 5000 bales. speculation and export.
400. American. 5000 imports. 1000. all
American Middlng upland, $3.50. Futures
opened barely steady: 81 T7is points Lower;
closed steady al net decline OF "a 10 points.
September. fO3d September October BOD.
October Novembe-. 5G5d. November Deem
her and December-January 64d, January
February J.G5d February March, 5.6Id,
March-Ap 5.8ad: April MAJ 5.7od, MAJ
June sid. Manchester. Yarns dull and
Irregular. cloths freely offered.
CoFFEE-There was reaction n IN n -
points In the coffee market al the opening,
with quite active selling and poor demand.
Longs offered the market down rapidly and
prices were weak, but after the early pressure
had subsidized there was steady gain, and
final figures were 100 10 points lower. The
selling appeared 90 be inspired 20 consid-
cradle esteut by weakness ah10ad. where
Havre was :, al franc lower and Hamburg
was p ~ rfcnnig lower In Brazil prices
were steady with Rio showing An advance or
10 rolls vllla Santos was unchanged 20 30
refs lower Oh the official cable and unchanged
on the special Warehouse deliveries OF
brazilian coffee ~ United states ports last
week were 12J. i39 bags. compared win
Iso 2o4s the previous week md leShS9 last
wear Tho visible supply Of Brazilian coffee
in ans agoat FOR the United states " as 2,2Nb. =
an hoFg against 3OO0.332 last year and
= al. 7Ig two Years ago. spot quiet. but prices
were nrm at ifc for Rio No Z. contract
prices; c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
HEARING ON SAFETY POSTPONED

The hearing for the purpose Of consider
ing safety Are fighting devices In factory
and loft buildings. which was 10 have taken
place I'm the Aidermanic Chamber Of the
City Hall yesterday. was postponed until
October ~ II a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26

flour AND MEAI-Flour inactive ana
Irregular with buyers and sellers apart
Spring patents. s. 400 s" 10; winter straign,s'
spring clears. 81 35aSl 20. extra 20 ! winter
8: G0as5 so. extra 10 . winter. 81 46@S3 -;
ns,e,ds "a 5os,s 70 RYE FLOCR--Firm; fair
~ God 81 -sas4 %: choice ~ fancy. sou
g. 90 cORNuEAI.-steady; Kin dried. ~ 90
No. ,f,st Sfaady. nne while and yellow.
e. .oe en- faI. coarse 81 3.aSi 80. FEED
Vysstern 1tcadv. CITY steady; western spring,
So 81. standard n'iadiins - 90 n ,n 40
- s,rks' middlmg. SIS SOC S1e 90 red dos
81 bominv chop. 52j 80 bulk. S26 10 sacks
OIL meal s3T so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26

Toledo. sept -CLOvERSEED-C Cash Oc-
TONER. Decembcr and March. So % No ..
81 G5aslI Is. No 9. 81 50asll 90, rejected,
S1I4s11 81. y T. q. S9NSl0 go. ALsIhE-
C.sb Stn 70. December $40 50. March, $40 90
TTgOTHY-Prife 81 20. September 81 10.
T,sc, rpb.r and arch. 81 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION SALE.

Norfolk. Sept 25-The special commits
sioners named by Federal Judge Waddil
to-day decided 10 sell the jamestown expo
sition grounds on October 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26

Joseph Mesibovsky, manufacturer OF
waists, as the j. VI. Costume Company. at
No 12g West ed street Involuntary. 1t
is alleged that he was insolvent, MADE
preferential payments and secured large
part Of his property. Judge Hough ap-
pointed W. c. Low receiver and authorized
him TO continue business twenty days LA
bilities $4,000, and assets, 5000
Simon Frankel. furniture salesman, of
No 223 Riviugton street. Voluntary Liza
blities. s.. $50. and nominal assets, sos
August J. DuX, insurance agent. OF NO.
s09 St Nicholas avenue. Voluntary. Liza
bilities, s14077, and assets, g cash on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTs.


tODTON-The market was even weaker
than ~ had been last week under continued
Southern selling. scattering liquidation and
bear pressure. with prices making new low
records. and closing at practically the lowest
point or ~ a net loss ~ from 81 TO 40
points compared with tho final figures OF
Saturday. Business was az times very active.
and the market showed considerable excite
nIcnt - prices broke below the 1910 level.
and the decline 20 10 Zoe FOR September ear
rid the price Or that position more than ~
under the price ruling earlier In the month.
The maAot opened steady. but from II 20 %
points lower. rallied 10 or - points on cover
ing. then oakened. and I'm the late trading
showed a net loss ~ from 81 10 80 points
with october selling a. 1O.iSc and December
81 rosie. There was a big business right
up 10 the close. and every httlc rally seemed
10 attract increased offerings owing 10 the
REPORTS Of lower southern spot markets. Big
exports we've reported FOR the day. amounting
10 about 10 600 bales but far there APP
peared be few evidences or the squirt and
spot demand which usually develop TO on
out end OF the month enga seTlents. Local
contract prices:
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PRnNIgIONS-

PR0vIsIoNs-Lower in sympathy win
srain and under commission house selling on
tho easy hog market. Receipts OF hogs al
Chicago we're $4,000; estimated for TIesday,
10000: Kansas City received 5000 and Omaha
3.8O0. PORK-steady; mess, 3ILGsI. ts2'
family. s1o@s21 short clear, So 1851 m, 10.
Sis 5Oast4. packet. s18GSlS 30; extra India
mess. iag $40 so. BEEF HAMS-Quiet; S2s %
6s32 so. DRESSED HoGs-B9rely st 1G.ly
bacons, 10fsc. $50 ID, 10hc; 1850 ID igsc
40 N. 10s,c; pigs. 1osc. CUT NEAT
Picked bellies easy; 10 10. 13c. IL lib. Ne:
4 + 9 u city ges Sc nominal SS% Country
az m7c LARD-Steady; Middle West 9.oop
96oc; city lard easy e..e; refined lard st eof
Brazil. kegs. II SEC compound steady. sTEAR-
INE--Quiet; oleo. 11isc; city lard S'earihe'
sTGAR-standard graduated was quoted
az 675d !. SOC net. less per cent cash. Inc
London market for beet sugar was q q 50
higher. with September quoted at ISIS 80,
October lis I'D and Nav los I'd. The local
market for raw sugar was firmly held with
prices unchanged. 4 few small i9ts t9r
believed that buyers would pay o.m &c, tne
basis OF last sales. and also the quoted price;
Muscovado, so test stood az o.4o71o' anu
RICE-Unchanged, with a fairly good local
METALs-COPPER-s weak: spot.
september October November and December
quoted az II. s0q 11.00c. London steady spo.
ga Is Cd futures 800 80 ga' z,s ioD. 40 FAR
- n -,
this month Lake copper 1857 Y y ~ 't0S'
electrolytic, 12.25G 12.50c. and casting - y
61237i4c TIN-Quiet. spot ana septenDeI'
az n 3Sc: October 371OG 37poc; Novemoer
81 a IL soc; December. 86.e0a37 SOC LohIo"
steady; spot f7i futures, 1859 los. hEA W..
Quiet: 4 [5a46 5c New York; 43Oa :, tVT g I'D Eas'
81 Louis London SIS 3s I'd. SPELL EhGg a.
Quiet. 59oaGc New York. 5s0Q : sOc E a, .,
Tcuis London, t27 15s. ANTIMON I-SuIls,;
Cookson's s25a s.37Isc. IRoN-Ciiteveiia an.
warrants. ass Cd in London. Localy n En
guiet; No foundry Northern sl5 20 $lS gu
10 . sfJmS15 %: No I Southern ana W
southern soft, s15as15 So Pig iron cer''"'
'A MoL ha,fs AND sYRUPs-ouiet but steady
and unchanged. -,,. ..,.tra easy
and iLc lower in sympathy with savannah:
Ros,n steady and unchanged. Tar quiet d.
recent prices. ,. pehned
-at-rIaur, ,teadv at recent prices. -.
CoTTONsEED OIL-Reports that pr n,,asg
set,Iements had been made with SeptenoTei
shorts 10 the extent Of about 400 oarre -
which was thought would about represent .nn
outqtandlnr short interest, resulted In a shaL9
dccIine in the September position. whlcn coseI
AZ noints below the final OF Saturday. The lats.
months were easier. closing 20 points net
lower. Local contract prices: -..,,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
urlcA CHEESE MARKET.
SEED PRICES.

rr-TTER creamery rs tubs AZ &c. $50 tubs
n e7i.c and A crates Of prints a &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
RONDE
BOSTON CUB STOCKS.

by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. =
Broad street New York: No. - DevonshTN
street Boston. and No 16 King street west
Toronto Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
pORCUPINE STOCKS
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co, NO II BFoa1
street New York.
LAND STOCKS.
.,,. pid sled
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles d Barney a %. 10. -
Broad street. New York. and No IL south
4th street Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions we're
filed Yesterday in the United States District
Court.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Bid. Asked
Oh 10
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Gates nominal ,,,x,,os st.. hr, .tsady

NAV.I sTOREs-spirits turpentne easy
and &c lower in sympathy with savannan ~;
Pos,n steady and unchanged. Tar quiet d.
recent prices. . - ..,..a pahned
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-04-22
business places and Schools
were closed during the fun.
eral services.
Town Election.

The election for town off.
GERS passed off quietly here on
Tuesday, there being no op.
position to the regular nomi.
nees of the democratic party.
The voting was light, there
being about 131 votes cast.
The incumbents were re--elec-
ted as follows:
P. J. Aucoin, mayor; Dr.. P.
ii. Dansereau, C. O. Dantin,
E. N. Roth, 0. E. Peltier and
l.. Edwin Caillouet, aldermen;
Z. J. Naquin chief Of police,
Baye, assistant.
A summary of the fish laws
of the State Of Louisiana is as
follows:
Rod, hook and line fisher
man may catch any kind of
fish at any time, but must not
catch in any one day more
than fifty game fish, nor have
green trout shorter than four
INCHES in their possession.
Small seines to catch min
nows and shrimp for bait are
not compelled to pay license,
also trot lines to catch fish for
home consumption.
Seines, net and trot lines toll
catch fresh water fish must
not be used between April Il
and June l, nor between May |
Is and Aug. Is, to catch saltl
water fish.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth JUDICIAL DISTICT COURT
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
Secession of Mrs. Orella Sigur
Deceased wife of James NJ. Bourg
No. 1898 Probates.

Whereas, Mrs. Anna Bourg, wife q
Joseph Bernard, of the said Parish
aud State, Administrative Of the above
entitled and numbered succession, bar
rendered and filed a provisional ac-
count of her administration of the
aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore, all persons, credl.
tors and heirs, and others interested,
are hereby warned and notified to file
their opposition to said account, in
writing with the Clerk of said Court,
at his office in the Town of Thibo-
daux, La, within ten days after the
first publication hereof, otherwise the
said account will be approved and
homologated in accordance with law.
In Testimony Whereof.
Witness my
hand and the impress of the seal of
my office, at Thibodaux, La, April, s,
1911.
P. j. Aucoln
Deputy Clerk.
Howell & Caillouet,
OF counsel.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-04-22
Letter Heads
Bill Heads
Cards

Anything and everything in the
way OF high grade commercial
printing OuI assortment of lob
type IS complete, ourpress facili-
ties OF the best, and our workmen
true typographical artists. This
tells all the story of our facilities
1or doing job printing of the right
KIND at the right prices.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-04-22
General Order,F irenen's Pa
rade Thursday May 4, 1911
ASSEMBLY BELLS.

i ASSEMBLY BELLS.
i Companies first bell at 3 2
| M. to report at the Engine
| House.
Second bell at $3.50 P. M. te
leave for positions.
Third bell at 4 P. NJ, for
ward march.
FORMATION.
Grand Marshall and aids;
Mayor, aldermen, Police Ju-
rors and guests in carriages.
Chief and assistants.
Home Hook and Ladder
No. l, on Main facing Green
West.
Thibodaux Fire Co. No. /,
on Maropge facing Main
North.
Protector Fire Co. No. 2, on.
Maronge facing Main South.
st. Joseph Fire Co. No, 8,
on Main facing Maronge
West.
ROUTE.
Out Main to Jackson, down
Jackson to Baker up st. Phil |
lp, to Market, down Mar
ket to Canal, up upper Can
Al to Baker, to Henry CLAY
Up Henry Clay, to Green, up
1reen to the City Hall.
where the companies will bel
'eviewed and dismissed by
he Grand Marshall.
By order Of
CHARLES A. RIvIERE.
Chief Thibodaux Fire Dent.
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STATE TAX SALE
OF
Immovable Property.
STATE OFLOUISIANA
VS..
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS OF
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
STATE OFLOUISIANA

By virtue of the authority vested
lin me by the Constitution and Laws
Of the State of Louisiana, I will sci
at the principal front door of The
Icourt house, in which the Civil Dis
|trict Court of SAID parish is held with
in the legal hours for judicial sales
beginning at II o'clock a. m. on
SATURDAY MAY 9th, 1911,
and continuing On each succeeding
Eday until said sales are completed, ali
Iimmovable property on which taxes
are now due to the State of Louisiana
and Parish of Lafourche, to enforce
collection of taxes assessed in the
year 1910, together with interest there.
on from the 31st day Dec, of 1910,
It the rate Of two per cent per month
intilp aid, and all costs.
Second Ward.
80 315. Alex Bernard. / Lot
bounded BY Bodley and Wash Brown
and Joseph Deiggs. Taxes $2.87
Interest and costs, ST. 48 Total $4.35.
800. Wn. Green Sons and Wife 3-8
ola Lot Ffonting on Narrow s. Tax
es $10.47 Interest and CO. Is $2O8
Total $l255.
958. Willie Freeman, ] Lots boun-
ded by Fortune Aucrum and Napo-
leon Page. Taxes $169 Interest and
costs 81. 40 Total $3.OS.
961. Nalachia Noble, l Lot boun>
ded by Fortune Auorum and G.. G.
Bryant Taxes .92 Interest and costs
$I.32 Total 1924.
Non Residents.
Second Ward.
No 3689. Miss Mary Cambon 20
Acres boun1ed by Cambon Bros and
3. Daigle. Taxes SIS. 10 Interest and
costs $1.73 Total 1858.
Third Ward.
No. B743. r. H. Harris, 10 Acres.
Il of Lot 5 Sec 4 T. 16 s. R. 10 E.
Taxes 48c Interest and costs $1.29l
Total $l.77.
No, 1881. W. H. Lytle, 81 Acres
w of N. W. + of Sec 9 and that
partof S w / of S W / of Sec 4
South of bayou Folse containing Oil
Acres Taxes 1892 Interest and
costs 1.60 Total $500.
Fifth Ward.
No. 1892. Mrs. F. A. Tete, 300
Acres bounded by Assumption Pa.
'ish line and j. eros ct ais. Taxes
$3.50 Interest and costs $1.85 Total
1875.
No. 1888. Mrs. F. A. Tete, 80
acres bounded by =. Vicknair and
est Y. FRAGRANT. Taxes $1.69 In
crest and costs $138 Total 1906.
Tn saia date Of sale will sell such
'ortions of each of said specific pro-
'erty as each debtors shall point out
nd incase the debtor shall not point
ut sufficient property I will at once
nd without further delay sell the
EAST quantity of said specific proper
OF any debtor which any bidder,
I'LL buy for the amounts of the taxes,
lterest and costs due by said debtor.
he sale will be without appraisement
or cash In legal tender money of the
Inted States, and the property sold
lall be redeemable at any time for
le space of one year by paying the
rice given with 20 per cent and cost
lded.
James Beary,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
pril l, 1911. :
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Death Of Father Dubourg.

Died on Monday morning
at l.2O o'clock at the age OF
81 years, Very Rev. Father
Armand Dubourg, a native
lof France.
/ Father Dubourg had been
i'll poor health for several
years, and last year spent
some ten months in France,
thinking the change might
improve his health, returning
to Thibodaux only last month
to resume his duties as pastor
of st. Joseph's Church. The
| trip to France did not i'm
prove his health, however, and
when the end came during
Monday night it was not I'M
expected.
Father Dubourg came to
this country when at the age
OF twenty four, and was short
ly thereafter ordained al
priest in New Orleans, and
sent to Opelousas to take upI
his work there. In 1895 he was |
made pastor of St. Joseph's
Church here and has labored
assiduously ever since.
The Knights Of Columbus
and Catholic Knights of
America, two of our. most
prominent catholic organiza-l
tons, of which he was a most
devoted member, showed the
Rev. Father much attention
during his illness, and mem
oers we're at his bedside when
he end came. Besides his
Borrowing parishioners he C
caves a brother and two sis |
ers in the old country tol
MOURN his death. =
The body laid in state in the q
enter aisle of the St. Joseph's Y
,hurch where it remained
ntil Wednesday at 10 o'clock
4 the morning when. the in u
arment took place after very =
)lemn services. -
Rev. Father Boucher officia- n
I'd at the funeral and the ser G.
on was preached by Rev. W
ather Antoine Simon, who re
rived here as his assistant q -
W years ago.
In respect to his memory all
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Notice toMortgage Creditors

Sheriff's Office
Parish of Lafourche Aprll l, 1911
In accordance with Section No. GO
OF act IS of 1888, the attention of
mortgaged debtors interesting in any
OF tie foregoing described property,
IS hereby directed to the above motive
OF sale OF property of delinquent tax
payers.
James Beary,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-04-22
For Sale.

| On Main St in Houma La, we'll
located residential and commercial
property. Fine stand for any kind
of business. Yearly rental 5000. OD.
cash or terms to suit. Apply to
DR.. Z. A. Lovejoy
box 514 Houma La.
SALESMEN WANTED to look after
our interests in Lafourche andad
jacent countries. Salary Or Commits
sion. Address Lincoln Oil 60 Cieve.
and, q.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-04-22
rREsPASS NOTICE.

Trespassing, hunting and fishing is
strictly prohibited on Isle Of Cuba
Plantation. Violators will be prose-
cuted to full extent of the law.
A. q. FoLsE Mgr.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-04-22
Trespass Notice

Hunting and trapping on our lands
is strictly prohibited and trespassers
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
Des Allemands Land Company, Ltd.