New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-04-13

The annual election of the
Vestry of the Epiphany church OF
New iberia was held on Easter
Monday, April Sth and resulted
IN the following gentlemen being
elected to serve the ensuing term
Messrs. A. B. Murray, DR.. Henry
A. King. Chas. w. Cultivate, w.
Bauman, P. r. Burke, John T. De-
Valcourt, F. G. Blumenthal, Dave
Rose, Chas. E. Smedes, l.. G. Will
Fans, DR.. j. p. Harrison and NJ.
w. Fisher. The officers will be
chosen at a later date.
Lime, brick and cement at Der
trand Lumber Co 50.
The Protestant Cemetery: Az
socltion hsse a call meeting,
1fosday, april 18th. at four
70 clock. at the office of the Presi-
dent, A. B. Murray, in the Ma
SONIC building. Very important
business will be attended to and
every member is urged to be pres
ent.
Mrs. r. A. POMEROY,
Secty.
TALKING OF MONEY, why
not put your surplus cash in our
S!ocke 1t is safe, available and
earns interest.
Iberia Building ASS a.
Some little excitement was
caused by negro on Wednesday
evening. 1t seems the negro WAS
stealing ride on top of one Of
the coaches of the Southern Pa
c;fic train and when he was dis
covered, he whipped out a large
revolver and commanded the
brakeman to seek other quarters
which he did. Word was phoned
the Police Officials to meet the
train at the Station and place him
under arrest, but the negro was
too sharp for the officers as he
made his escape when the tram
reached the lower limits OF the
City and the officers are still try
ing to locate the criminal.
WirGow glass cut to any size
wanted.-Bertfand Lumber Co.
During the banquet scene i'll
the production Of Queen Esth-
err" at the Elks Theatre on Tues
day night. the magnificent audi
ence were favored with two Sc
lections by Mr.. Frederick Irving.
New iberia aud ences are critical
but Mr.. Irving's rendition Of
1.-The Holy City" and "'The Ros-
airy" were above criticism. The
depth and richness of his voice
are remarkable and its organ like
quality and range were reveal
ton to his hearers, Mr.. Irving
was forced to respond to several
curtain calls. 1t is hoped that We
may soon have the pleasure or
hearing him again.
FOR SALE-A good, gentle
and reliable family horse. Apply
to Albert Estorge.
On Tuesday next is the date
of the regular general election for
the State of Louisiana and 1t be-
hooves all Democrats to turn out
on that date and east their ballos
for the Democratic nominees and
thus give their approval OF the
choice of the Democratic party
as selected in the last Democratic
Primary. The Republicans OF the
State have placed in opposition to
the regular Democratic ticket
the following gentlemen who
hope to receive at least ten
per cent Of the vote cast: Messrs
ii. S. Suthom, of Orleans for Gov
ernor; L. E. Robinson, of Calca-
sieu. Lieutenant Governor; +. j..
Claire of st. John Secretary OF
State; w. T. Insley, of Richland-
Treasurer; Auditor, DR.. E. Il.
Trosclair; of Lafourche; Attor-
new General Armand Roman OF
Orleans; Superintendent of Educa-
ton. A. C. Carpenter Of Orleans !;
Commissioner of Agriculture, j..
B. Church Of Pointe Coupee; Reg
lister of Land Office, c. G. Greene
of Natchitoches. The Republic
cans of the State are making an
earnest appeal to the voters to al
low them to cast their usual ~
per cent Of the vote so as to enable
them to keep up their organiza-
ton. If they fail to receive ~
per cent Of the vote the organiza-
ton will be deprived OF their
franchise.
WANTED-ts purchase q Sec
end hand delivery wagon. Must
be in good condition and reason
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