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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-22
FOR SALE

Second handed single and double
,uggy for sale cheap. Inquire at
store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-22
A Little Talk on Several
Things Relating to Pres
ent Conditions and
Prospects for
Future
STANDARD GAUGE ROAD
Metal Mining 10 Being Revived
and High Metal Prices VIII
Reopen Many Old
Mines.

progressing and growing is plain
ly visible. Boom growth is not
noted but the steady healthful
growth of the firmly established
community is in evidence,
Another family moves to town.
another house is built, an addition
is built to this dwelling, porch t,
that. Eleven blocks of cement
walks are being put in. The c. +.
e /. builds a new tipple in con-
temptation of the standard gauginr
of the railroad. See the point?
Your town is growing.
Bank deposits have increased 3(
per cent in the past three years and
are now close to the 800, 900 marx.
Could anything be more indicative
of growth and prosperity? 81
1t is estimated that in the neigh
borhood Of $50, 900 is distributed
each month in wages at the various
mines.
With the standard gauging OF the
railroad the town should double il
population id all industries re-
ceivc an added impetus. Crested
Butte coal will compete in NOR,
distant markets as the cost OF trans
portation will be cut down 30 pei
cent.
A standard gauge railroad would
also allow Of the working Of the
low grade metal mines, which nov
it is not practical to work on ac
count OF prohibitivc freight rates.
With the first spike to be driven fol
standard gauge railroad int
Crested Butte, metal mining will
receive an impulse that will reopen
all of the old mines.
And it is true that even now
there are many metal mines in the
Crested Butte district that could be
operated proftably under existing
conditions. The price Of all metals
is much higher than few years
ago. The Elk Mountain Tunnel
company has grasped the situation
and is tunneling with a view to
opening vein of high grade ore.
Others will follow. 1t is obvious
that metal mining is being revived
all over the state and Crested Butte
has deposits of ore that will place
her up near the head of the list.
Crested Butte coal ranks second
to none in the st1tc for steam and
coke manufacture and the coal de-
posts are the source of the towns
present prosperous condition, but
with the opening OF the metal mines
our resources will be doubled or
even trebled.
Parties who are in position to
know are confident that this por-
ton of the Rio Grande will be stan
dard gagged within year or so,
and they are making every prepara-
ton for that event.
Business and shipping on the
western slope has increased to such
an extent that standard gauge roads
have become necessity. The little
narrow gauge equipment is made
quate to meet the demands for
shipping facilities. That the d. &
II. G.. is alive to the situation is
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-08-22
NOTICE! BIDS WANTED

The undersigned will receive bids
for the furnishing Of 500 standard
size railroad tics to be delivered
at their switch about % miles be-
low town. Bids will close August
20, 1912.
Elk Mountain Coal Co.
hy W. Scott Hulnason, Sccy.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30
Route of the "OverIand WesternerS"

the most successful, in school mat
ters. Three Of the last year teach !
ers were retained and four new
ones come to our town. This year
one extra room has been added
and also one extra teacher. Follow
ing is the list Of teachers:
Superintendent, i. d. Carroll; !;
assistant superintendent, Miss S.
B. Hero; 7th and 9Th grades, Miss
Margaret MeElree; 5th and 9th
grades, Miss Pansy Seikmeyer;
3rd and 4th grades, Miss Mamie
Burns; End grade, Miss Cora
Long; lst grade, Miss Mary
Smith.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30

caused wonder as it was cleaner
than plenty Of kitchens that we
have seen and it has cement floors
throughout.
We were Informed that all of the
patients that are able, have some
work to do about the place and
each one voluntarily does his work
without any questions being asked.
All departments have their at.
tendants, but the patients seem to
like the work for they keep at it
all the time and do not stop when
visitors come in, as in most places.
Cleanliness prevails throughout
the various departments and also
about the grounds. There are
fruit trees, and the doctor stated
to us that the visitors picked more
Of the green fruit than all the
patients on the place. The insti.
tuition has about SEQ patients at
present and about two thirds of
them are men.
The buildings on the place are
modern and principally brick. A
short distance from the dining
room, is located hot spring where
the water is always boiling and
which is piped off and run into
the various buildings for bathing
and washing purposes. We We're
told that this water was very ben
eicial for bathing and it certainly
was wonderful how the hot water
kept flowing all the time. All
told our visit was very interesting
and from this article you can get
an idea of the place and what is
being done, and whether you are
III favor of the state purchasing
this property.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30

The above cut shows Gov. Hay
starting J. B. Ransom, G. G. Beck
r. G. Rayne and G. w. Beck off
on their co., mile trip Oh horse
back through every state in the
Union. The cut below shows the
route to be followed by the boys.
The boys arrived in Wibaux Thurs
day morning and left Friday morn
ing. They travel 20 miles only
each day and carry letter from
the Governor Of one state to the
governor Of the next state line.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30
The State Hospital
at Warm Springs

AS stated in last weeks issue
we will try to give our readers an
idea of the Hospital for the Insane
at Warm Springs. We do this
not only, SO our readers will more
thoroughly understand how the
patients are being taken care Of,
but because at the November eiec-
tion each voter will cast special
ballot declaring whether he is in
favor of the state purchasing this
property from the present owners
or not, which will make it more
interesting and should be Of inter
est to every voter IN this state.
We sincerrl ly believe that if the
state purchased this property that
1t would be better as a whole for
the state, and could possibly be
conducted at less cost than on the
present contract system. The
present owners have agreed to ac-
cept $553,OO for al buildings,
furniture, and fixtures. 1852 acres
Of ground, mac hinery, livestock,
poultry, etc, which we believe is
very REASONABLE and better prop
osition for the state than for the
owners. Most every state own
and operate their own institution
for the insane and the state of
Montana will come to it in time
SO We see no reason why the state
should not purchase this property
now before the owners hold it for
higher price. Now we will de-
scribe our visit as best we can as
our time was limited while there.
Commencing our journey from
Anaconda we autoed in south
easterly direction about Is miles
until we went into the main gate.
At first we believed that we were
entering the pearly gates or a gar
of Eden, but after considering the
crowd that was with us we knew
this to be a mistake. The grounds
are kept in excellent condition and
the many trees and flowers make
the place look most beautiful.
We entered the main Office and all
registered, mot as PATIENTS but as
visitors, then all rested up a trifle
after the long ride.
After all had registered, DR..
Scanland, the superintendent, con-
Quoted the party through the Hos
pital building and the white walls
and clean floors certainly spoke
well for the management. Here
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30

only the most feeble and sickly
were kept, and we noticed that
every bed had two nice clean
white sheets, which the doctor
stated were given to all patients.
Many patients stood around and
had look upon their faces which
seemed to say, "what has been
turned loose', but the majority
were minus that starey look that
is prevalent among the insane.
In this building down stairs was
a piano and one patient gave a
rare piano selection and also a
solo.
Next we visited the women s
department where the same sani-
tary conditions prevailed through
out. Here we noticed all patlents
in a perfectly docile condition ana
some were even playing cards and
all seemed to be able to tell the
difference between aces and kings.
The women were dressed in dutch
blue calico and seemed rather tidy
for being insane. We were shown
all through the bed rooms and
everything looked fresh and clean.
AS we looked out the window into
the women's yard many Of the
patients were walking around ex-
ercising and lounging about, but
none seemed to seek the company
Of others but wandered about
alone perfectly contented.
Our next visit was to the mems
department and here, as elsewhere
was noticed that cleanliness pre-
vailed. Some of the men were
walking about their yard while
others preferred laying around or
playing cards and some were read
ing the daily papers. The men
We're all dressed in trousers and
Jackets made of overall material
and everyone looked clean. The
men are not given tobacco and
pipes on account of fire but we
were told that it was Il rare occas-
ion when a patient asked for a pipe
and tobacco. They are all labor
ing under imaginary delusions and
each has his own special hobby.
Continuing, we next visited the
laundry where all of the institu-
TONS laundry work is done by the
patients, with the exception of a
chinaman, who is in charge. Over
the laundry is where all the clothes
are ironed and here the work is
done by TIE patients with one
chinaman to oversee the work.
Then we went to the power house
where they make the power to run
the machinery, the lights and the
heat. Then on to the barn, the
hennery and pig house. The barn
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30
Wibaux Schools
to Open Tuesday

The Wibaux public schools will
open on Tuesday, September 3,
Monday being Labor Day. Most
of the teachers, who live out of
town, have arrived and are getting
ready for the opening day and from
present appearances, Wibaux will
witness the coming year, as one Of
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30
Washington starting "Ovean Weers" $1,000 Trip
r>assSa skaah

They also take a photo Of each
governor and other scenery pictures
on the way and when they wind up
on June l, 1915, an the worlds
Panama Pacific Exposition, they
will publish book of their trip
with the photos taken. On the
way they sell a four year souvenir
calander and in this way defray
their expenses. To date they
have travelled little over 1000
miles.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1912-08-30

Plenty of tWine at right prices
at Wakefield & Rife's.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-06-08

Legged frau'iul'nt 'h'n"' WEI"
carried on
A few d,yn n"o Iunr"''" Inl
annie, - office wa mol tliud iha' Tic
ac.,,a,.l had been l"ah''7d At N'W
lhctla. wI,r,c he t",,tlu' "d ~ IS
tcunlyc buniucea. AMI II, The hl'
acnrr ni Tho inapr't"i. W Icon
Ii,xrr. ia rhn,i" IT H., "li''', ~.
uliru the Auhtln ON "s' y
The ,,nuli that Innlr'to, llsn
ton wan placed on HE case
Friday Aa,ua.nt plet'l'H Alton
ucy I.nulr II I.u,na ''"'lN"d y
variant in the n,icet "i stem
i"us. aud DrIIsetr Ma'ah.a' i''"i
wan n.ui to affect tn" ,'''td ~
New Ihr,la III" 'l'put, marshal
,rlu.n ii - he at, Aih The pa
one, Yesterday mourning stem
h.ur w,p taken to the "iii'' "i
United Stated t'"'nm,Ha'"'''' VI
thu, \ I:,ownc. Il, i",c whom =
.h,Irr had been made arn'nHt
h,m lN un,,ut Attorney ''ni ~"
Tho mcrue.,l pleaded n"' entity
aud wnn placed under . 600
bond ,n nplma, IL I.'""l'Nn -"
uncle. Il NJ, .>t.lnh',H. ni baton
Rouge. nirnh his bond
the accused refused 10 mal," II
At ,tvm.,,i IN ,craid 10 he rltni f".
but told the oiIirialn that h' vnH
not ,hr man vanttd, aud that a
mintnkc had evidently been made.
While he admitted that hIa nam"
/ wan hr nnnno nn that mentioned
| ~ the indictment, he aaih hat Nc
had u hnoli,c, l., y" sam" name
in l!,mkl,n. and TIA, roae'hl, he
/ latter WAN the man wanted 10y the
nuthor,ilcn St.,iiln, ClnlmH I"
im only - ,caln II age. but HI
nrI",n, ancr ~ thai ri i man u
good deal Older, aud l,r ~ HnlI f.
Mr PROMINENT connected -
l'iC June =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-06-08
MAIL FRAUD CHARGED.
David }. Steinberg Brought
Here From New Iberia.
Thinks His Brother in Brook
lin Is Man Government
Wants, Not Him.

David !. Steinbcrg, II prominent
dealer IN hides. fnrs aud gensing.
~ New iberia, La, was arrested
~ local Federal authorities yes
t"fday on \ warrant from Brook
'y", n. y, charging fraudulent
,sr of tho United States mails
The arrest caused something of y
sensation among local hide deal
ere. ~ tho accused IN QUE If the
best known men IN the business.
Tho postofllce Mlic,aIr through.
OUT u" country have been on the
lookout for Steiuberg for the past
Few months. Ilc war indicted by
the Federal Grand jury in Janua
~. tho specifications ,,e,ng that
u" represented himself IN a dealer
N cigars, hides AMI gens,ug, the
latter y Chinese product IT consid.
cradle value, aud by mss 1T the
mai u alleged To have swindled y
n.mter 0f m~rchsrtx IN the East.
He " said TO hAv.., conducted an
~ Hath Avenne,
Brooklyn, from which place HIS III.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-06-08

by Lowia. ca"t Nv ~ Peter. wrat
~ Il. II.
SCOTT. Hufuu MI
Bounded north Ivy Center, n"ntl
by Delcamhrc: cant hy Del
rnmhre. wcat Nv Vital
SMALL. Thomas 40
bounded north hy Wcckn street
u",th hy Taylor. cant by la,
went hy Lot ~.
HADLEIs. Mra Il. 4. .. ~
U",,n,icd north hy l.aughl,n
nouth by l. u. A.. ran, Ivy Alley
wrat ~
SEN H!AI. IilIa tt;
bounded north hy tnudron mouth
by Turner, emit hy Lot 10. went
Nv Uouttc.
VALERIE. Guiliaumc .. ... 10,
handed north by Alley. n"nth
by I0urd. cant hv Rnhrrtaon
went by Ianaallc.
VEAIEN. Mra. Hulnh = 6.s1
bounded north hy Vcazcy nouth
Nv smith. eaat by ~ Peter. went
" Annncttc.
WILLIAMS. King 400
Bounded north by rntout nouth
by uoftney. cant hy Knhcrtupn F..
wcnt hy l.nticr.
WILLIAMS. Ioarph BE-. e. $40
bounded north by street. pouth
by Gatwood1 raat by T,rreau
weat by Field
WARREN. Ann BE-. ... ..s.... a.pa
bounded north hy Daily uouth
~ Jane. cant hy IIayn. .wcat by
street
WILSON. Emanuel 40
Nonndcd north Nv mitchell.
aouth by aimpaon. cant by Field !.
west by Lourd
NON RESlDENTA
GRANT, william 81 co. ,s g.. : NJ
bounded north by Confer; nouth
by Decou,t ca,t by Lcwia west
by Alley.
RIVEr. tharlca & Ala. II. ~
bounded moro, by TnIhcrt aouth
hy Wiiann, cart by Simpson ,
west by Field.
On the naid day of aalr I will
sell such portion of Haid property
an each debtor will point out and
IN case the debtor will not point
out sufficient property, I win nj
once mud without further delay acll
the least quantity 0f aaid property
of any tax debtor. which any bid
der win buy for the amount of
taxes interest aud coat due by
aaid debtor. The aalc viii DO with
out apprnisc,ncnt for each, IN leg
NJ tender money Of the United
states and the property aold shall
be- rcdccmablc AT amy time for the
space OF one year by paying the
price given including costa and 20
per cent. thereon. Interest aud
coats arc not included in above n
mounts.
Given officially this 10th day Of
May. A. y. 1919,
=. JUBIN.
Collector.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-06-08
WANTI;DtWater tank
to haul Water for Model
A"a'e-t
4. S.NaCksOn & Co.,
.JcnUctcttc, I ~
CHARTER
OF THE
new IBERIA HARDWARE CO.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF iberia.

NE " KNOW N That on thin 2at h
day of the month of April. in the
year Of our Lord Ipl2 aud Of the
independence ot the United Stntea
the iJGth, before me, William q
Weeks. u Notary Public IL ana fo,
the Parish of Iberia. state OF Lon,
iaiann. duly commissioned and
Qualified. aud in the prrernro of
the witncHacH hereinafter mention
"d and underagned.
PERSONALLY CAME AND Az
FEARED til" scSernl pcraona
whose nnnnc1 are hcreunto dnb-
acribcd. whd nevcralIy declared
that awaiting themscIvcp of the
provisions of Act II of 1904 Of the
Legislature Of thin state an wen ~
the lava of The state Of I.o,,a;ann
governing corporations in gen
"ral. they have Contracted and
agreed by thenc prcncntn coycn-
ant and agree aud bind thcmaclvca.
m we'll M all such peraona M may
hereafter become annotated with
them to form and conatitutc n cor
porntion and body polite Tor tho
oblcc'n aud pIrpoHcn aud under
the articles and atip,Ilaiiona fol
lowing. to wit =
AETICLE
The name aud title Of sn,.l cor
porntion ahall be NEW IBERIA
HARDW ARE COMPANY, u nhnll
eNiat. unlcan nooncr dtsnolycd far
the tulI term aud period al twenty
years from the date hereof
ARTICLE II.
The domicilc of mid corporation
ahnl' be In the city Of New iberia,
Parish Of Iberia. State Of Lo,ta,
ann; and all citations and legal
process ahall hc rervcd upon The
Secretary and Irraau,cr, or IN
tts nhacncc, upon the Prevalent. or
IN tn" absence of both of thcuc
Officers. on the Vice President.
ARTICLE III.
the Objects and purponcn for
which thia cooperation IN establish
ed ARE hereby declared to Lr "a
fOllOwa, ia Wit: To conduct
general merchandise and hardware
busineaa in ali ot tn branches, IN
Guiding gum. ammunition. atoven.
cr0ckory. glassware, wooden and
willow ware, tinWare. bathwar..
fittings. oila and pant. aEr,rul
tural implements, saddlcry. wa
CONS. and catriagea. tn buy aud
sell all such merchandise. to do
n general agency and comm,sa,on
bus'heas. IN machinery Of nll kinds
and all clse pertaining thereto,
and also to act nv manufacturers
agents; and To buy. handle nnd
sell nursery and orchard producta,
TO make and enter into any and ali
contracts in relation to said busi-
ness.
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! HAck MAN & GREEN, w. ..... 70. Y,
Bounded north by nank avenue
south by Murray: cant hy vii
lisms; west by Thomas.
UAck NJ AN. Roam as .... 90. -. ID,
! bounded north by Lewis: aouth
by Ice st.. cast by Brooks: west
by Lewis.
BANIN. Mrs. Matilda NJ. ..,... "a. ri
| Bounded north hy Nouttc: nOutl
by Levy; east by Main. wcnt by
Nahtn.
Bounded nortls hy Julia: so,tti,
by Weeks; cnst by BONN; west
by Platsmier.s
BONIN. !, ". -. ... IS. &c. ......i.s,
Nountlsd north by Julia soutl,
by ponin; ea.t by Honin, wcat
by Bontn
( ONlpANy. New Inertia Land !. q,
bounded nortls nv kanr: south
by Il. r.; caat by Ealorgc: wee
by N. I. Land co.
cORMlER. Misettc.s. u. VI. W. "a. sg
bounded north by chiaason
south by Michel; east by Field
west by Lourd.
DAVIS, A. D.. =. q. ... O." ...tt.6y
bounded north by Moore south
by Amt St; east by Charles
west by ~. Peter.
DeBLANC, Mrs Lonise" N. ...a.ss
bounded north by Viator; south
by Bron.sard, cast by Viator /,
west by Hacker.
DESTOuET, Marie. !" - .a".2.ba
Rounded north by Nelson south
by Stewart; east by r. H.; west
by Foreman.
DARBY. +. c.. -. ... "a. ... -. $50
Bounded north by White; south
ny school; caat by Alley; west
by Marin.
DrNIANc, Gilbert s.I ". n. .....g.09
bounded north by Lot i2F south
hy !o' 10: cant by DcIslanc west
~ Madison. ~
puPItNER, Louis ..s y, 49,
Rounded uarts by Robertson /
"""th by Lot II: rsst nv Tot IN :
west 10y Lot 7.
DOMINIQUE, Lizzie o.. ... J.. a.. OK
bounded north by Dominique
south by Ward. oaat by bryant
went by ~. Peter.
DOOLEN. Est. Elizabeth ma,
bounded north by Ahnaic. aouth
w Weeks: caat by Center; wrst
by Norrn.
bounded north by Ahadic, nouth
by Weeks: cant by Norca; wc,t
NY -=-----4@.
bounded north by Abadie; south
ny Weeks; cast by Nores wcst
by Stansbury.
Rounded north by street. south
by Madison: east by Sluirc
wcat by Evans.
ELIJAH, Ophclia. W. ~ Y. ....i .es
Bounded north by Bamdoin
south by Pessan; east BY Dale
west by Robertson.
ELLIS, Ephraim .., -. -. $50
FRECHER. X. r. =. ... Is. ID. - 80
Rounded north by street; sout
by Robertson; east by 0uilfoux ;
west by Comeaun.
FRlLOT, Arena. i. 4. v. y. .....Iss
Bounded north by Church: south
~ Lot "; east by X. H.; we.t
BY Street.
FERRY, NJ. :. :. !. !. !. !. ...2A!
Bounded north by 4. r.; south
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GALL For ELECTION
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n, 90 ~ the City Of n.
a.. - l"'iaiAaa. IN l,ls
s. w. legally luaIt,sI
So f,"n tho propust
\ 4 re- " not AT h,
| y '7AnnlIg "a he
.,.1' a'Aah OF 1910 bp n.
Inv : hnf'er oi the CIV
| 'l.'.'ta' NAH prevented h.
q '''n'ifd by Mr. M.
= t'''' ny the following
~ vote, To Wit Yea
~. ~ ~ t{'n"udei, Nlignrp
- '@'' - Nol'hwnll aud
ie''',
a'lei tGnapfo wan then prnaen,
'I to. ttej AiiYnr Tor rsaniuattn,
/ '0l lttefl T animation WA relpn'
.ei IN approved and aligned
WIN 'le II aIited thereto
~ 'i.tt'tt'' i'aha ~ follows
''' '''
I'' II ordained bY the Mayor md
'."'td Of lraateea Of the Civ NJ
'.'W ltttla, that sprri, che
tom 10 hold III the ciig Of Nea
IlnIt1. "a I nc polling places there
lr itsci aul eatahiehed hy hs
on l'ft LAY tie lill day 81 lunq
I !, 4, w "oa'H y
ot tai.,,t. ~. ,.na, ~ t,,a Ph'P ',,'
,,''.' y - = - = - Wv ~ J " New
,,, a. - 80 ~. "',e ,,e !, VI
I,tnl AasGpblf of the State Of Lon.
rs,tnn, ol taih. he adopted IN The
Chnitcr IN govern The ity Of Nav
flrttt. III piarr III tho Charter ~
i uoV rata. the namr To lakp ii.
l,ci from and after the expiration
nl the term Ut office ol the prs.
rut Nl1 az aud Hoard III irullpts
40 dune, laiI.
III. i further ord,t,ed tbn, thp
form or ballot to bn uaed at tina
II, .,tian tat. The ndoption or 70.
,.,t,on of the t'ity Charter Of the
,,,ly az Nv Ibst,,. e.oltaiyp Of
ali n,nttata t,erta,ninv 10 The Cpy
Nchonla. created under Act III 81
ihy General AqnrmIly Of The Stats
~ Louisiana. 4raainn Of lolo:a
rim, ~. a., &c cl,siys NJ The
80 ne W. ''l" , " w n
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-06-08
WILLIAM {, " IFkS,
Notary ruhI,r
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or IBERIA,

A'ttfl' Wv l'|kt ~
!. tho undersigned, j e. H..
Blanc. tlerls Of The ioih Judicial
District Court. in aud FOR the Par
iah al Io'r,a. state Of I.o,iIaiann. do
hereby certify Chat the above and
foregoing act of incorporation oi
New IBERIA Hardware Company"
together with the ltock aItarrip.
ton OF said company have been
duly filed in my office and record
cd IN Mortgage Hook No \ - ut
folio b05 Of She mortgage records
ri my office. In faith whereof Wit
meas my signature aud aeal Of ol
flee tina Frat day OF May. \. -.
1ot2.
j. q. LEBLANC,
0 Clerk of court
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At the IBEKIAN Office,
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SATURDAY. JUNE ~, 1919. ]

aud continuing each nucceehing
day until said salca arc completed.
all tnamovable property on which
taxes are now due to the corpora
ton III New iberia, TO the New lhc-
ria SoutAe Drainage District, aud
to Npecial Railroad Tax Fund, TO
enforce collection OF taxea. 9nasca-
sod IN the year below apcrificd to
gcthcr with interest THEREON from
me lat oC November. lati. AZ thu
rate o. y per cent. per aitnun,, I'M
I'll paid, and all cost.
The names Of said drlia,lrnt tax-
payers. tho amount pf taxes due
by each on the asncssrncnt u said
year and the iopmovablc prhperty
nsacascd 10 each, aud to 10 stffcr.
81 for sale. In IN follows, to wit .-
ARNOLD. william ... ... ..s %.
Bounded north ~ Fleet, south
by Bank Ave. cast by aophua
wcst by llcnshaw.
BOl'TrE. Maria Louise III. s. s.as
bounded north by Center, aouth
by bernard: cant by vital. wen,
BROCHETrE, Mike q" ;. 3.pt
Rounded north by Providence +;
south by outlet east by street
went by Fondal.
BROUSSARD. Julien y" =. III. 10
bounded north by bragg; south
by Howell. cast Ivy 81 Peter !.
west by Moaa.
BROWN, +. A.. -.. 60. &c. 50. "a. -. -. NJ
Lot b Block ~ Lewis addition.
BONNET, Randall. o.. - -. a.i,0t
bounded north by Nonuct; south
by Bonvillain: rast Nv Bonvii-
lain; west by Dale.
BUTLER. Est Jessie, M. 4. Go
bounded north by Lourd. south
by ROxier; east by Murdoch !.
west by Bernard.
BUTLER, Madeline. !" :. ....2.es
Bounded north by Lot 3; south
by Houstona east by Renoudet
west by Alley.
BUTLER. Ernest. -. -. ....ss
y Bounded north by Butler, south
BY Butler; east by Roster; west
BY Lourd.
BUTLER, Jessie. :. :. !. =. ....ss
Bounded north BY Bernard |
south BY Butler; ease by h. r.:
west bN Lafayette.