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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-06
STRIKE WARM WATER,

The artesian we'll sunk at Elko
has developed into warm water
flow. About 1000 gallons per
hour are flowing fro mthe casing,
which makes a pretty substantial
well. The temperature of the wa
ter is 10 degrees, which puts It,
in the warm water class.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-06
STEAMER ASHORE.

ASHLAND, Wis, October s.
The steamer A. L. Hopkins is
ashore on Michigan island The
crew was rescued by an oil tanker
dinghey, and landed here. The
Hopkins is a total loss
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-06
FORTY PRIESTS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF THE LATE
REV. FATHER c. LYNCH

priest, and he paid a high tribute
to his wisdom and beauty of char
acter. He told of his devotion to
his religion and his good to man
kind. Although it was not known
to the audience Father Coleman
was speaking under a severe strain.
His aged mother passed away yes
terday and is to be buried at
Marysville tomorrow. and it was
very difficult for him to speak with
such heavy sorrow pressing upon
his mind.
The funeral procession to the
cemetery was the longest seen in
years. The forty priests all rode
in carriages following the funeral
car with the remains, and behind
these were people who incurred
sincerely for the man whom they
had learned to love At the ceme-
terry the benedictus was sung by
the assembled priests The honor
airy pallbearers were Rev. Father
Hunt of Sacramento, Rev. Father
Kennedy of Eureka, Rev Father
Coleman, Marysville, Rev Father
Gualcho of Chico, Rev Father Wal
rath of Woodland and Rev. Father
O'Donnell of Gold Hill, Nevada
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-06
NOTED CASE AGAIN.

KANSAS CITY, October At
was stated today that the second
trial of Dr. Clark B. Hyde, accused
of the murder of Thomas H.
Swope, will be called October g
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-06

THE TONOPAH LUMBER co
has the largest stock of all kinds
of UNDERSTANDING timbers and
building material; wholesale and re-
tail. Mining timbers a speciality.
8-9-tf
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

white bodice or something which win counteract it's
somber qualities
A great deal has been said about the wearing Of
plumes but from peculiar stavism 1t seems that
femininity has great liking for the skins plumage
of animals and birds ornaments Among the coster
element In London girl win 80 without meat for
weeks to me money to buy plume for her hat
Il s just much mark OF caste IL the jewel
on the turbaned head OF the high caste Hindu
While I Thoroughly In favor Of following the
styles possible do not believe in buying
unbecomng hats simply because they are said 10 Be
the mode One may always nnd something that will
suit ones face and figure hope ycu have remarked
that said -aguFs" because . becoming hat must Be
one which suits ones figure quite much a. ones
face
whsa yeu bug pour new tan hat aru. mahs ~ yous
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

The hat which You with your afternoon gowns
can larger and It should harmonize or match your
Visiting and calling frock Yqp can be quite as con-
spicuous you with your evening hat while for
automobiling the which viii stay your head or
can ba securely with long veil IL the one
to buy is not necessary for woman to make her
self ugly when she goes motoring. a. the motor hats
ana wells taxed the ingenuity Of hat Designers
am quite sure that had ths poet who wrote tying
her bonnet under her chin. shs tied my heart within
lived today he would paraphrass u 10 tying her motor
v.n- The big chiffon bows undsr ones chin are IN
an,tsly more becoming than wers = stiR Fibhsns -
our erandmothsu' time
Rsmsmhsr TITS; Most women need somsthina softsn.
ing about thsir faces That h ne seeann WY
univsfsaiy addicted 70 the euFias iron y only
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

mind to how many you can have during the season
We win suppose that you going to be economical
say that you have decided to get along with four
amorning hat for shopping bonnet for automobiiing
something which complete your afternoon costume
ana dress or theater hat not going 70 give you
fashion article IN, any particular. but am going to
say that among the winters modes You win be able TO
find somethinE that you each Of these four
occasions that VIII mark you not only as woman OF
correct ta.ts hut. n a woman Of individual ideas
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
Sots.nins Eject an E.ssudal.

For shoppng and morning wear. a close hat II most
aDproprias II you intend 20 wear t with long cloak
Of dar color A may b. one Of the brilliant fsits
trimmed with inrs or bows of rich color bFishtonins
up the sombarnus- and severity ef seuf eossuma
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
Dangers Of the Blaek Hat.

Unless one is sure OF ones complexion ana N. ,on
tour of the face seldom should wear ha, ,y,,h
eanh undermining. " one has passed the magic Nm.
when a'S'sna'eH the woman Of thirty Black hats can
bo worn. however, and they are sxceeefn.iv d,.,,.
EuHhed when combined with white or briIlient hu.a
guwn. but one nusi always thar black hat
walsh comea over the face accsntuaiea every hoow
ass sesaos ane 70 ~ IL worn. nheuld shtea q ~
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
HGts Tempting ExhGpqgnce.


do not think there is any article attire
which women give so much thought the pur-
chase of which they apt to be extravagant
10 their hats confess resist one If 1T
plsases me and proves becoming One my sisters
tells which illustrates this direction
I was leaving for my summer home. had come
30 supertntend the packing. She came in much
perturbed. and said: What shall 1 do with those
ha1s?"
Pack them up and send them along" l answered
do you know how many there are?" she asked
"HAven't the slightest idea" returned calmly.
well my dear extravagant creature" she vouch-
safed "thsre just eighty spring summer hats
rsposng in your wardrobe you thinking of
starting a millinery store when you at your coun-
Try place?"
And then she began TO bring hats, and some of
them I declared never had before in my life We
veedsd them carefully I found about thirty
which wanted to take with me-
am greatly surprised at times way a woman
who should Anow better, buys her hats I'm
lsss one can have innutnerable bits headeear one
should put much thought this important piece
OF feminine beautifying the complexion which
1t must enhance Do not buy hat because X is be-
coming to you If know that you have nothing I.a
In your wardrobe that will harmonze with n -,
should be the dramatic moment" of thu co.,r
the apex OF the sarorial idea should be
Feminine Even II II is OF the type of the socarad
tailor mades II should have touch which ,woua d,,
ferontiate II from masculine headRear
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

have across.
The nrst thing the emigrant girl buys after she
leaves the dock with the shawl the
hat; indeed, In of trips abroad, stopped
Queenstown and I watched the girls come on board.
The sight pathetic as ridiculous. Almost
every of these girls, though she had hardly
enough clothes to ber had purchased hat with
gaudy red on it of the most famboyant kind.
Just they coming it began to rain,
these poor girls red and green run
ming down their faces hats
for which they had paid money which would have
bought them q days meals America
II h seldom that you any woman without a hat
In the United States, poorest localities and
the foreign population como almost to be
. phrase Of opDrobrium TO say, She a shawl
her head" it that an emigrant of
lowest class
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

He has won many laurels for him
self as a practitioner at the Bar of this
state and ranks as one Of the foremost
legal minds Of Southern Louisiana
he is gifted as public speaker. He
served the people Of this district with
distinction to himself and advantage
to his constituents in the last State
Constitutional Convention. He re-
Gently resigned his membership on the
State School Board because it was un-
derstood at the time, he could not
agree to the policies of the dominant
school authorities.
He stands for moral rectituded in
the daily walks of life and cannot
bring himself to pajliate or condone ir
regularities in ones political policies.
He is loved and has been repeatedly y
honored BY his own people who known
him intimately. He enjoys respect
state wide in its influence
Mr.. Burke is a winner.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
BRoussARD AT LAFAYETTE,

Last Saturday there were two bump
er political meetings held in this st tate:
the one at Baton Rouge represented
the interest Of the state administration
faction or party, while the one at La
fayette was in the interest of those in
favor Of anti administration policies
I'd politics. Both meetings attracted d
large gatherings
At Lafayette the managers of the
meeting 8 emed to appreciate the fact
.hat Congressman K. F. Broussard
was the one speaker of the day who
could be held back till the last with
any probability of his having an audi
ence to talk to, and so arranged their
program. Not only did he suffer this
disadvantage, but the elements them
selves seemed 10 enter into the spirit
Of testing his power of holding men.
and heavy rain fell just before he
made his bow to the presiding officer
aud his audience. Notwithstanding
all Of these handicaps it was reserved
to Mr.. Broussard to awaken the latent
enthusiasm of the assembled thou
sands to a point they had not exreri-
enced before that day.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Gov. Sanders charged in his Baton
Rouge speech that Mr. Broussard had
lined up with the Republicans on sew
eral important measures. In his ad-
dress Mr.. Broussard called on Gov.
Sanders to explain his reasons why he
did not resign the governorship when
he was elected to go TO Washington
and represent the people of Louisiana
in the Senate.
81 will not" SAID Mr.. Broussard,
''let Gov Sanders put me on the de
fensive.I call on him to explain why ne
charges me with voting to maintain the
Cannon rule at Wash1n gton when, in
fact. there is no such thing at Wash
ington called the Cannon rule" Gov.
Sanders replied to Mr.. Broussard' g
Questions by offering jokes and hum
orous illustrat ons in reference to Mr..
Broussard's position in Congress.
The consensus of opinion here is
that Sanders failed completely to re-
ply in the joint debate to Brous sard's s
questions.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

watchers at the polls ale unneces.
sary to prevent fraud and manipn.
latiOn, aud the other cities vOt. d
under the old law with every ma
chine fighting with all is might
-againSt the reform.
The Votes give fair idea of the
measure of the reform movement
in New Jersey, which il in u fair
way to become the Kansas Of the
east. 1t is something that it has
added to the l34 cities which have
the commission form of govern.
ment established, q number which
is to he soon increased by the ad-
dit,on Of BuffaI0 which will be
the largest city to use Tx.
change.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

During one loonth. March Of
this year, according to 6gnres OF
the Interstate C0mmcrce Commits.
slon. So, 600 people left Chicago
over one railroad for the South
aud West. All hsd their house
hold effects. The iuaci ion OF this
section ID directing the attention
OF this stream Of D0w-hOme seek.
era would indicate thaf ~ bsd all
the population that c0old be de-
sired-that ~ did net hAvo any
idle lands. Such an infer ence
would be wrong.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
HON. WALTER ]. BURKE
10 Be a Candidate For The
State Senate.

After due consideration ofthe wishes
Of his friends Hon. Walter j. Burk,
has consented to become candidate
for the State Senate and will enter the
contest before the coming January
primary for the Democratic noniina-
ton. This will be very gratifying III.
formation to the voters throughout the
Thirteenth Senatorial District
Mr.. Burke belongs to that class OF
citizens and manhood that the people
of this state can at all times we'll aft r 1
to be proud Of He is thoroughly up
right ard conscientious in all of his
undertakings. He is firm in his con
victiOns, though ever courteous TO
those who may differ with him on
questions of public moment.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
l., ST. N. & E. R. R.
Revokes the Binder Clause
in Special Election.
New Iberia, La, Aug. 2nd, 1911.

new iberia, La, Aug. ma, l9lI.
The Board OF Directors of the lbe:
ria. st. Mary Il Eastern RallrQad
C0mpany met this day at the Office ol
the Company, with the following Di.
rectOrs present: +. NJ. WEIGH, H. N.
Pharr. J. A. Peterman, Emme,
O'Neil, and Porteus X. Burke. Upon
motion Of P0rteus r. Burke, seconded
by Emmet O'Neil, and unanim ously
carried, the following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas. the petition of the tax
payers of the City of New Iberia pray
ing for special election 70 impose q
tax Of two W mills in Aid Of and for
the benefit of the Iberia. st. Mary and
Eastern Railroad. contains q stipula-
tiOn to the effect that tae signers
thereof shall be bound and obligated
respectively to pay the said tax for a
period of ten years, Notwithstanding
an adverse result in the election to be
held on the Fourteenth day Of Au-
gust, 1911, And,
Whereas, it appears to the Directors
OF this Corporation a. being inequita-
BILE and unfair to- the signers of this
petition that they be held obligated
to that extent in the event that the
said election should result IN the pro-
position submitted to the qualified
tax payers being defeated.
Now, therefore, be il resolved by the
Board of Directors Of the Iberia, st.
Mary and Eastern Railroad, that this
stipulation In the petition praying for
the holding Of said election, be and
the same is hereby declared invalid
and of no effect, and in the event Of
the defeat of the tax proposition here
inbefore referred 70, that all signers
of said petition be and they are here
by exonerated from the obligation a.
sumed BY them In the said petition.
Be it further resolved that Z copy
Of this resolution he gwen to the May
Or and Board Of Trustees OF the CITY
Of New Iberia on the day following
the holding OF said election, and In
the event that the said proposition -
defeated. that the Mayor and Board
of Trustees OF the City Of New Iberia
be and they are hereby authorized
and directed, acting In behalf Of all
the signers Of said petition to accept
the elimination and cancellation Of
said clause.
= Be 1t further resolved that NO trans
fer Of the stock Of the corporation or
an assignment Of the assets shalt be
permitted BY this directorate unless
the assignees take c0gni1ance Of this
resolution and agree ~ concur therein.
Be it further resolved that In the
event that the tax proposition herein
abuve referred To N carried that the
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
BROUSSARD
AND SANDERS.
In Joint Debate At Amite
City on Thursday. 5000
People Present.

Congressman Broussard denounced
the method by which Gov Sanders was
elected to he United States Senate last
year by the Legislature of the State.
claiming that the Governor usurp ed
power 10 accomplish his election. At
times, Mr. BroussArd was forced to stop
tilking while the crowd clearly showed
its sentiment bv vociferous applause.
He read paragraphs from the official
Congressional Record showing that
he had voted with the Democrats at
Washington
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
4 new GROCERY.

Recently Mrs. E. NJ. Bonnette
boughf . lot of ground on Center
street, with the intention Of build
ing on it store. II is now going
M, and in a few days, once com
pleted, Mrs. Bonnette will open to
tho public . nice grocery store.
Angus, one Of her sons, will be- lis
manager.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
/ MISSION
GOVERNMENT,

: New Jersey cities have a, .
~ co,nnli~s,on form ot
4 authorized by the las,
and four, including
- /, haver+j cted it The
= t,e six G IT, was &c.
~ 2s 524 against; IN Ra.
saS Lost u 5 votes in .
os AMI in Pass.ic il
ssed by 1892 To SOL.
seeresting thing il that
esed under the new 10.
ssch q y 90 effec,ive, &C.
severnor wilson, that
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
THE TROLLEY line.

The trolley line has held central
position on the stage Of public 1ntel-
est throughout the week The expos.
ing of a telegram in the show window
of Mr.. Thibodeaux's drug store created
general comment and made the trolley
live theme. Other kilograms fol
lowed:
Received 1T 4 N. o. D D E
OK As Blue
Oklahoma City, Okalahoma,
August 9th, 1911.
To mayor of Jeanerette, La.
Gan I depend upon getting la.
Dor to construct New iberia Jeane-
rette Electric Road in and around
Jeanerettef Am lnstrnctlDg fore,
man to go to JeaDerette at once
and begin work. Please give him
information you can about labor.
L leave here Monday. Answer
care Lee Huckins Hotel.
HARRY X. JOHNSON.
New Orleans, La, Aug. Z, 1911.
Edwin I. Weeks, New Iberia.
Reserve Office adjoining South
western Traction & Power Com
pany Officers in Masonic Temple
building for contractor II. X.
Johnson who will take possession
this week.
A X POLLOCK.
On Wednesday Mr.. A. G.. Barrow
paid to the pastor of the Zion A. M E.
Church. (colored) check for 5000,
which covered the expense Of moving
the church building back and off of
the right Of way. This church is To-
Gated q short distance below Olivier
station.
Nr. Jean Courrege has been notified
that his offer to sell part of the land
necessarv for the site OF the power
house has been accepted by the COM
panv. Mrs Geo. Sheard and Mr.. w.
b. Kramer, it is reported. will sell the
balance Of the land needed for the site
All Is located on the extreme western
end OF Main street, near North street.
Mr.. Octave Darby has refused to
grant right Of wav across his farm
for the proposed Spanish Lake shore
extension.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
POLICE JURY SUIT.
,o.,. r.d;c;al District Court, Parish OF
- iberia, State of Louisiana.
Tie Police Jury of Iberia Parish
vs.. No. 5564k
George Henderson, Sheriff.

rh. amt of the Police Jury agains
oheriR Henderson, involving tht
o..sfion of his legal right TO hold bach
nsrjsh funds and to pay bills created
hv his Office, upon their being ap
moved 4 BY the District Judge was de-
c.dsd by Judge O'Niel. maintaining
~ Sheriff,s position. The case hat
i..c .npeaIed to the Supreme Court.
Judee VNiel's judgment is given
below:
JUDGMENT.
For the written reasons
ssaIeoed. il is ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the plaintiff. the Police
Iury 81 the parish Of iberia. recover
n and from George Henderson,
xhsritt OF the parish Of Iberia. the
mn OF Two Hundred and Ten Dollars
ssd Tive Cents (2lO 05), reserving to
tAe said defendant. whatever right
y may have 10 recover OF and from
g plaintiff and retain from his settle.
reots with the parish Of Iberia, the
sem Of Eleven Dollars and Twenty.
lye Cents ($ll.25) claimed by him for
serastipe prisoner in st. Mary Par
- and the sum OF Five Dollars
claimed by him for arresting pris-
oser Ia 81. Martin Parish, in Septem-
-. 1909. upon proper detailed bills
- vouchers made in accordance
va the Act 2O3 of 1898, Section 5.
hnngraph 4, and upon approval Of
~ District Judge or the Police Jury.
Asd II is therefore further ordered,
o1iedaed and decreed that the plain
VI demand for the difference be
t9oen the 81, ,2235. 80 claimed in the pe,i.
~ and the amount of Sc, 1872. 43 which
~ defendant admitted he retained.
III b, the plaintiffs demand to the
exloat OF Four Hundred and Forty.
iAspe Dollars and Fifty-tive Cents
ltlA3 t5) be and it is hereby. dismissed
mog non-suit; aud that all other de-
nasds Of the plaintiff herein, except
teas for which judgment was herein
atove 6rst allowed. he, and they are
heFeby, finally rejected and disal-
loWod.
h y further ordered, adjudged and
1oessed that the demands herein
na6e ny the defendant, as plaintiff in
foeosventiOn. be, and the same are
heeebJ 6nally disallowed and finally
dbmissed and rejected.
i u tor the above reasons further
eeoeeed, adjudged and decreed that the
a,laadsnt. 0eorge Henderson, pay all
~ e0olo Of this SUIT.
6endtred, read and signed at
seanhers, % this LIST day Of Aug, A.
p. l9ll. 70 have the same eff. ct as If
6aee u open court.
8iKued) CHARLES A. O'NIEL,
|Soeee 81 hoe. 0f the 18th Judicial Dis
MI Court.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Some people seem to think that
he who laughs loujest laughs
best.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
ORDER.

Aeeees judgment was this day
a3oeetd u chambers in the above en-.
~ aad Numbered suit, il is there.
y eoA ordered that an appeal
geapom be, and Il is hereby, granted,
~ alternative. both suspensive
y 9 eovolntive, to both the plaintiff
Oe defendant, or either Of them.
/. - seel!e according to law to the
- F.. gople Supreme Court Of Louisi-
s ~ - before the 4th day Of Sep.
l9ll; the bond for suspen
s1peal, being fix ID by law, the
= devolutive appeal. by
4e plaintiff or feIdant. Il
4 Axed at Two Hundred and Fifty
lefk of Court is therefore
/. 1 etfected to cause notices Of
oent and Of the granting OF
eaeals 70 be issued and served
~ the Police Jury through Its
J and upon the defendant,
B neederson. Sheriff of the
I - Iberia. and to issue cita.
sepeel and cause the same to
- " accordiag to law when il
appeals. or either Of them, be
S& BY furnishing bond as
1xed and within the legal de-
- at chambers, on this lst
I Ankust, A. d. i9li.
CHARLES A O'NEIL.
~ hoe Of the 18th Judicial Dis
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

How imp0rtant . wO0an feels
the Hrse .ime ~ takes her baby
TO chufchl
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12


The results of this election
grant the railroad an extension IF
time from the 1st of January,
1911, to the 31st day Of Decem.
Der, 1911, in which to complete
the road from this city to JeaDe-
rette. 1t also carries bonus
prpdicaied upon u special tax of
) mills to run ten years.
The people of New Iberia will
hOld similar election on the 18th
instant To determine the PROPOSE.
ZION Of givl3g this same railroad q
bonus Of siS. 900, predicated upon
a two mill special tax.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Not oil gushing letters ar
written with fountain pens.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

1t isn't the depth of love that
counts so much as the length.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
STATE FAIR.

The Louisiana State Fair Cata.
logue is now ready for distribu.
tion. and any one desiring to ex.
hibit Live Stock, Agricultural
Products, Poultry, Fancy WORK.
etc. can secure . copy OF same,
free Of charge, by mailing re.
quest to
LOUIS N. BRUE0GERHOFF,
Sec'y, Shreveport, La, P.O. Box 58S
Send It today, and be sure and
exhibit at the STATE FAIR.
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy a bottle.
.JEANERETTE ELECTION,


On Tuesday the election for de-
termining the proposition to ex-
tend the time limit and paying a
bonus in aid Of the Iberia, st.
Mary d Eastern Railroad Co.,
was carried at Jeanerette by the
following vote:
Number Of votes sFOr" 100
g F" against" :. 4
Majority for the tax....., 1IG
Assessment "For". .....Sl57. $40
8. "Against..... 1850
Majority for. .........$l56, 500
The weekly Iberian., 1911-08-12

Poets are born-prObsbly for
tho benefit Of waste bssket manu-
factureeo.