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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26
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T.EvEE GOES oUT NEAR
VICKsBURc.
yirl<sburg Miss. April - .
The first serious break in the
main 7evee, Of the lower Miss
issinni river occurred this after
noon when the Woodlawn .ovee
inst north Of MayersvilIe, Miss
went ont Within a few minutes
tbe crevasse was 900 feet wide
ANA during the afternoon inc
SPACE throrgh which the waters
are flowing are increasing con-
siderablN. .,,,,
Parts Of four Mississippi coun-
ties will be flooded and the prop,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

,Judlcla' IN
t,ee il hereby s.yen nv issued - out OF &
der der Of seizure and sale ,.m ,ssr cause
- snt,tled and nunl henderson, y
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

paid aud al eos's State
:. a. officially this l2,n day q AP''.
2 III. lsls - mrSpERsoN, Sheriff. =
ria f-slr1Sii. hH
road of Iberia Parish, any dis.
harrow or harrow or sharp or
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

thereuuto belonsios Us ana seTV'ssll
ces thereof, lights, E wa; Iberia Parish,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

rrCn ana w aSHiilSIoll SUIT
suffpr heavily from the over Cyr,
: The main line of the 4azoo reta'
Mississippi Valley railroad ana =, "A "A
Greenville branch will be I'M s sptj
N and fine following lONuS own
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49, or NAV be necessary GO. ices Of nav
Wv ont the objects ana F''f ~. dol
.orporan ora,,on unless sooner d' . p. c.
i'd Cofpoia.s or peliod OF thlII! until p"
ed shall eA.ee llugs.
- =: t /. -. cave; ,;4 absence, the Giver
;"a to 'I f si Ia; ri7.
plotting, the sale, stoltng aud delivery ria
.h-Ieof: and in fine, to do all things ne ro
erssarv or conducive to the benehit OF ma
'"'' ''' F''' ARTICLE Ill 20
THE capital stock shall be twenty "Ne
,tou-and dollars dIvldedlu'o hNe Hu"u'e" an
shares of the par value OF MY uo4'HIS pc
Zach. which stock shall be para LOT III ga" II
20 .ne time OF it's subscription OF It's Is u
a' 'le '', ~ NOT less than par. Stock may ~
~ issuad in exchange for property or &C
r,..,ts .,.tualIv received or purchased 9N
49,, oornoration. or other such NaLuap4e
1asi5arations or services rendered. a. q
,a,. no determined by the Board OF
n;ractors. provided the value OF the sVocA
Ani,snad shall be equal to the conelaeta-
tion thereof: and provided thal uo $50
,tal ,..,,a untilthe consideration Thereon
t,,m how beeu received by sald corpora (
ton. ,.uL;. stool, until
No stakeholder shall sell his STOCK unul
ffteeu DAYS prior notice OF his lh'eh'.Un
,osa,l is given to tue Company anu '"G
s+ockh. lders shall have tie hrst PriN4Aese ~
@ ,'nrcnasing the same. No transfer sha4t
he made without the proper en'r! Thereon
. ~, the stock books of SAID COMPANY
ms corporation shall commence dong
IL ,.,;,,.ss a. soon as three thousand doHatH
O. of the oarital stock shall have been SUI
g. .o,;,ad and paid fyl. The directors
.raU have the right to determine now
,,ln od3itloual stock sh2ll be issued
ARTICLE N.
Tho BOARD of Directors shall have pow
n an vacancies in their NUMBER cau9-
ed bv death resignation or o, hel"
from among the stockholders OIL 'he GU
- nora,ion. The said Bad shan nave lu.t
aaontroI of the property of this company
he ,IoiI so conduct. manage and use the
g. So,neas i'm their discretion they deem nee
r.a,,. and that is consistent with the 90
Ell ;aots aud welfare of the company. Il
-on 49,, odont sueh rules and regulations as
+ho affairs of the corporation may re
So ouire. employ such laborers, cleIN' -
+pS OH g. agents as may appear deslrau ~. :.
and determine the salary OF oHcel
luH and other employees.
Aha ARTICLE V.
The corporate powers OF TINS ~ sn" =
-eIo Va vasted in and exercised by Boafu
on five Directors, three of whom shal! col
at;trta a nuorum for the transaction
business There shall be elected lro'
'"i' the Board of Directors President we
rOp- Pres, dent and a Secretary ireasuie
II it The Board of Directors shall! oe eIec'e
1f q on the first Monday OF April OF eacn ! lea
II rn,iE the election to be held IN ~
all ,he allowing h,In persons shall constitute 7
Is of first Board Of Directors: J, S. Suite, -;
Of Paul n. Cyr, r. c. Taylor, J. j. Sm'
mites ana ana a. lhon ~ he President, DR.. Paul
1ver- Cvr Vice President, and }. j. Smith .
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

.agtn bv property OF W. = =
-' M nav and -ai,ty the sum of Of E E.5 u
~ W. .tn ,nteLt-t al INr -"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

. v;rtu. of commission issued unto me r
undersigned Administrative, out OF q
ahove said Court. under an order
go an tho nth day of February 1913. z
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

MRS ~ HE eIM0H POLK EFT Ais
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

.sIouisiana. PARISH OIL
n ate OF lIouI.. v. r,.--r.rt COurt.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

and said Otncers tlectcu
I. ' smceessors are elected and qualified ana On
officers together with three other memeefs
e eies' D;rac.ors of this Corporation and l
a nSa the ajority of whom shall eonsu We
for the OF and anshor
.au s, ali 9 helonrs to their respective po- -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-26

Treasurer. Nl
averv election and meeting OF the ~
holders, each stockholder shall oe pvt|
al TO one vote for each share OF stock mi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
TWO BANK ROBBERS
OUTWIT THE POSSE
While Sherifrs Crowd f. IN Town the
Robbers Double Back and Set
Away With Money.


PecOs, Texas. April deputy sher-
If E G. DOty arrived here Wednesday
evening with a prisoner who is suspect
ed OF being one OF the Saragosa safe
blowers, though he had none OF the
stolen money that could be identified
He was taken in Toyah. where sheriff
Harrison thinks the guilty men took
refuge in hiding.
It is now certain that there were but
two Of them They first went TO 4 de-
serted adobe ranch house, where they
rested for a time, evidently. The OIL
GERS could see, every now and then.
where they had rested themselves the
imprint Of some sort OF grip or hand
bag showing in the dust OF the rOad-
Before the trailers were within i've
miles of TOyah, darkness overlook the
officers and they rode on into town
The next morning they went back. and
discovered that their men had been
passed on the road, the trail ohOWlng
that they mad leIt the road 70 let lne
officers pass in the dark. and had then
come on into town later. the trailers
having been but two or three miles be-
hind at dark
The slow travel OF the men across the
% miles Of open prairie is accounted
more than so pounds Of silver money.
besides q strong box, and, being afOOL
We're unable to make muCh Roadway.
Several more patches OF hObOes have
been arrested and searched, but all
have been turned loose a gain
PecOs'S city election was q quiet one.
But two aldermen were q be elected,
the rest of the council and the mayor
holding until next year Ed Nlekers
and A. G. TaggarC We're the choice of
the voters Mr.. EickerS is an incumbent
at present but AIR. TaEEart is new al
dermaniC material
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03

Wilder, for a reduction of taxes; Annie
L. Maetze. for a correction Of error IN
taxes; William Watkins, Tor a cOTrec-
ton Of taxes; A. W. Bittick, same.
The petition of j. R. Blair for a gar
bage chute at 615 North Campbell street
was turned over to the sanitary COM
mittee.
i. NJ lawson, project engineer OF the
reclamation service, wants the city TO
make an early contract for the delivery
of water to the irrigated district at
Washington park. the petitioner stated
he understood this district was controlled
bv the city. The matter was referred
to the streets and grades committee
The estimate OF $4,000 for the con-
crete stalls built Tor the city warehouse
was allowed.
Asks for Car Line Franchise
The Electric Railway company ap-
piled for a franchise to construct lines
and operate cars on 10th street. between
Campbell and South Stanton, and along
a portion of Piedras street nOTtherly
from its intersection with IularOsa
street to the north line OF the f. P. &
s. W rightOfWav; then over Hague
street. between North Oregon easterly
to the city limits. The time asked IS
so Years The petition was presented
TO the city council as a whole, which
VIII report on 1t later.
The resolution ordering the cOnstTuc
ton of a sidewalk along the property
of the estate of William NcPike on
North Campbell street. vas approved
Paving Ordinance Adopted.
The ordinance assessing the cost
against property owners Tor paving
North Kansas street, from Blacker TO
Cincinnati. was adopted.
The contract of the Texas BitUlithIc
company to pave Mesa avenue, from
River to Blacker street. was approved.
The contract price Is $1.46 per square
yard.
The contract between the city and
7. C. Rous, T.. to grade California street,
from Ange to Virginia, and st. Vrain,
from Arizona to River. was approved.
ROus agrees to do the work at his own
expense. The Onfy compensation offered
him is the material extracted from the
streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SIREN

Manager Fogg in closing the season
at the Fl PasO theater, was fortunate
in being able to offer The Siren as
the attraction. 1t IS like good deS-
sert after dinner; it viii leave the
proper taste in the mouth. The
Siren IS one of the best shows Of the
season, If not the best. Many declare
it is the best thing they have seen this
year As a fitting close to a season
that mas brought many splendid at
fractions as well as a number Of
mediocre caliber, The Siren is all that
could be desired as a finale.
Donald Brian, the man who made the
Merry Widow waltz the talk of the
continent, plays the leading role in
The Siren and he is surrounded by
real metropolitan cast. The costumes
are elaborate and new, the people
men and women-are a good looking
lot and, best of all. the voices are
musical, and the music IS also musical.
There is considerable comedy and
much clever dancing VIII West offers
many laugh in the low comedy" role
of horse doctor, and gets off an
operate burlesque in the last act that
is a scream
Mr.. Brian's dancing is very dainty
and his acting is all that could be eX-
pected of young marquis doing so
ciety and lodging the police, with a
band Of female sirens in police service,
on his trail, trying TO get a specimen
Of his handwriting. TO convict him Of
penninR verses ridiculing his emperor
OF all the sirens. Miss Carroll Nc
of a Los Angeles judge. is the most
alluring, both to the audience and to
the young marquis and this is saying
a good deal, for they are a bunch Of
real allurerS She is a very charming,
dainty little bit of femininity, and she
dances, sings and whistles just as
daintiIy as she is expected to do when
she is first introduced
Miss Ethel Cadman. as the wife Of
the minister of police. is also very
charming, and is decidedly the best
singer in the company. She has q. voice
that is full of music and q smile that
wins ali the men in the cast except I
the hero, whom she is most anxious
about; just like real life.
The play is in four acts and is really I
There is nothing trashy, or I
ragtimey in it, but the tunes are snappy
and whistley just the same: 1t is a real I
music with a real snap. 1t is called I
a musical play" but reminds on much |
of robin Hood Naughty Marietta
and light operas Of that type. Harry |
B. Smith put the show into English. I
The music is by Leo Fax and il is evil ]
dence enough to convict him of being /
musician if he is ever put on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
SCHOOL BOARD IS
CHOSEN IN DEFINING
Lester InStaIs Engine and Tests Irri-
cation Well on Tract Four
Miles From Town.


Deming. n NJ. April 3.-The election
yesterday resulted in the following
board of education being chosen: Cal
win L. Baker. Jas. ". Barracks, o. H.
Cooper. W. E. Holt and C. J. Laughren.
Baker received 265 votes, Barracks. 262;
Cooper. 262; Holt 24S; Laushren, EOS,
and Jennings. As.
c. H Lester completed the installation
Of his 35-horsepOwer crude oil engine
yesterday and gave his new irrigation
well a thorough test The flow Weired
1928 gallons per minute. Mr.. Lester is
retaining 100 acres four miles east Of
Deming.
J. J. NOonan. of the Western Trans
fer company. has purchased of j. W
White three lots and a four-rOOm frame
house in North Demiug- consideration
$1,000 Mr.. NOonan will erect several
four-roOm cottages on this property
The firm of LETTER & Field has
leased the new store building adjOin-
ing n A. BOlich's dry goods store, from
the DeminE Realty company. It is the
intention of the firm to install a smoke
house, news stand and curiO store in
the front portion of the building. and
billiard parlor in the rear. Between the
front part Of the store and the billiard
parlOr den will be built
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03

trial today in JUarez on a charge Of
having swindled several Americans
and MeSicans by securing money
from them on promise to secure them
work in the state Of Washington. It
is charged that he got the money,
set a time to meet them in Juarez
and then failed TO put IN an appear
ance. Later he is declared to have
gone to the Mormon colonies in an
effort to secure more money and then
returned to JuareZ. He was arrested
by the authorities and released, but
later rearrested upon complaint OF
American consul T D. Edwards.
The American immigration authOri-
ties are also said to be investigating
complaints against him for alleged
violations of the contract labor law,
in connection with the case
CamilO l. Arguelles is now tax col
lectOr of the city OF Juarez. Collec-
tons are small as there is not a
plentiful supply Of money in Juarez
at the present time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
SURPLUS IN L. 5. TREASURY
NOW AGGREG ATES $I2,62O, 14O
Customs Receipts for March. 1913 Are
S3,OO0,OOO Less Than Those for
March of 1912.


SS,OO0,OOO Less Than Those for
March of 1912.
Washington, D. c., April 3.-The
treasury department began the month
of April with sSO.O5O,44S as a working
balance of the federal government The
surplus of receipts over disbursements
for the current fiscal year to date, eU-
elusive of Panama canal and public
debt transactions has reached SO, 620,-
140 as compared with a deficit Of
1881, 951 on April !, last year.
The showing for March this year,
however, was not as good as March.
1912, customs receipts falling off about
So, 900 900.
Including Panama canal and public
debt transactions. there is a deficit in
the treasury for the current fiscal year
to date of $1S,656,1 1873, against a deficit
OF SS,642, $50 at this time last year.
The general fund contains S14S, 1885,
$50, as compared with $147,036,6S3 a
month ago.
The gold coin and bullion in the
trust funds for the redemption Of out
standing. gold certificates amounted to
S1.O6S, 61O.169.
The 1855 national banks with ag-
gregate capital Of s1,O57,771,175 had
1852 050,332 of bank notes in circUla-
tiCn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
Ell PAsO NAN ARRESTED IN
Tucson ON CHECK CHARGl

Chas r. Hoskins. charged with
forgery by complaint filed in justice Of
the peace E. B. McClintocks court, was
arrested at Tucson. Ariz. Wednesday,
according to a telegram received by
sheriff PeytOn J. Edwards. The name
of Robert B. Thornton is alleged to
have been forged to a check for SIS
drawn on the First National bank. EX-
tradition papers in the case viii be ap-
piled FOR 1T was stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
sIIRINE sHnIN BnsTPnNEn-

Rather than have THE Siren suffer
by comparison, the Shriners have decid-
ed to postpone their show until next
week. The Chimes Of Normandy viii
be presented next Friday and. satur-
day evenings, April II and .2.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
ANOTHER Now YORK. SUCCESS,

The Chauffeur" which had a most
successful run at the Harris theater,
New York, is the new play at the
Crawford Friday night. The usual small
Crawford prices hold gOOd.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
IS QUICKLY DISCHARGED.

Jose Perales, who was charged with
forgery by complaint in justice Of the
peace =. B. McClintock's court, was
discharged Immediately after the pre-
lnlnary hearing Wednesday after
noon, Peraies was charged with issuing
beer checks of local saloon OF which
Jose NJ Ornelas is proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
CRAWFORD, LAST TINE TONIGHT.

The last performance of The Price
She Paid will be given tonight The
attendance has been the largest Of the
season, and the verdict by the public
las been most favorable Seats viii be
on sale at Ryan's up to 1880 p m. The
entire balcony price is % cents; first
floor, So and so cents.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
SALAZAR EXPECTED
TO COME TO JUAREZ
American Is Being Tried in Mexican
Town on SvindIinE Charges;
Money Scarce in JuareZ.
Gen HneZ SalaZar, commander OF
fna federal fr0ons at CasaS Ora Is

Gen Tnez Salazar. commander Of
the federal troops at Casas Grandes,
and appointed q brigadier general by.
president VictOriano Huerta, is eX-
pected to arrive in Juarez either Thurs
or Friday. He informed a visi. TO
Casas G-andes that he would probably
come to Juarez.
DemetriO Ponce is now in Casas
Grandes and it is generally understood
that he and Salazar viii make the
trip TO Juarez together, and then
proceed to Mexico City for a confer.
ence with Huerta.
Robert PollOt, an American, is on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
LASH AMATEUR NIGHT.

Tomorrow night is the last amateur
night of the year at the Crawford
Mana ger Glass is going to present a
great after he-shOW program, and viii
make room for all applicants.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
ANOTHER FIGHT VICTIM.

angel LOPEZ. said 10 have been one
OF the participants in a fight that oc-
CURED Wednesday night in the lower
part Of town. was a patient at the
emergency hospital at the police sta
ton. suffering with a knife cut on the
left side Of his nose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03

school houses but it has no collar on
the voters in Alta Vista. Come to the
Citizens meeting at the Austin Park
chapel this evening at eight o'clock
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
ID PAsn THEATER.

Tonight Donald Brian appears again
in The Siren" This is the last show
Of the season.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
LAMP EXPLODES AND
nnU-nu-rn nu-rrrr -

The Central fire company responded
to an alarm Of fire in the alley back Of
FL PasO and Overland streets. Wednes-
day night A lamp on the dresser in the
house exploded and Mariana Nentrana.
the occupant, among other things, lost
her powder puff. The dresser was also
damaged. The fire occurred at Q o'clock.
All Alta Vista proEressives are in
vited to attend the meeting I'm the
Austin Park chapel this evening. The
ring would not let the citizens use the
neE school which they paid for with
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03

stop dosing yourself with mineral
DoisOns and vegetable drugs for cOnsti-
patton. Drink a quart of our delicious
buttermilk-costs less and is a food as
well El PasO Dairy CO.
Remember the fight gainst the ring
for a good school house for your
children you Alta Nistans; attend the
Citizens meeting tonight and hear how
to smash the ring and its control Of
the acknowledgements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
Buy Your Groceries

From El Paso's Largest Grocery House and you
viii certainly get the Best Goods at the least pos
sible price.
20 pounds Best Graduated Sugar 81 M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03

TIeTe Is inc UIIgWTUeWI on T0TC1s II
the city election Tuesday. The issues
are clearly defined. The ring stands
for graft and all that goes with it. The
Citizens ticket Is for good government
and the economical. conduct of the city.
There can be no arguments on these
points They speak for themselves. Cut
this out and read it over before YOU 90
to the polls Tuesday Then vote for
Dick and the Citizens ticket against
Boss Kelly and the Ring-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03

pctitiOns rcferred to the street and
grades committee were; Swift & Co.,
for a loading dock at Kansas and Fist;
ii. A. Carpenter. for side track at Sixth
and EI PasO. Those referred to the
finance committee We're: ". s. Kendall.
for a reduction OF taxes; c. X. Gray.
for refund of taxes; Mrs Agnes
OShea, for i correction OF taxes; J.. B
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15
Introducing Himself.

A gentleman was once advertised to
sing at a charity concert presided over
by a city councilor-a self made man
The first song was The Owl" on
rising to announce it the chairman
was interrupted and informed that the
singer had not arrived, a fact that he
duly notified to the audience.
A little later however, the missing
baritone made his appearance, and was
observed by the worthy Chairman, who
called on him without delay.
But the singer had hurried, and had
not recovered his breath, so, with apol-
ogies this fact was suitably explained
and another artistic requisitioned. At
length the baritone was quite ready.
The councillor rose, and quite inno-
Gently discounted the long-awaited sing
er by announcing with marked conf
dence:
''Mr 'Ampton win now favor US with
the longed-for How'll
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15

1--WE come" she said-"about your
wife-about Peggy"
The Duke WINGED.
Wont you-sit DOWN" he said.
Ann Rutherford sat down on the
sofa.
Il came" she said, because it's
all my fault-this dreadful misunder-
standing"
She paused.
When she-Peggy was at the
Frivolity, 1 was there too. l was in
the chorus then, she was leading lady,
but we were pals, and we've written
and seen each other now and again
ever since. I've got on since then-to
a leading part myself-and-"
Forgive me, but what has all this
to do with the Duchess of Cleverley?
Ann frowned
" Everything l was down for the
leading part in the revival at the
Frivolity. Well, l had a bad attack
of flu just before. My understudy
was a nobody; the part would have
been ruined. / happened to send a
line to Peggy saying that l couldn't
play, and that the revival would be
ruined. I said in the note, If only
you could come and play your old
parti' and she took it seriously and
came. She stopped with me for a
week, and no one but Carnaby, the
manager, and l knew who she was
You don't recognize people where you
least expect to see them, and the
public will never know that the
Duchess of Cleverley played my part
for a week. She saved the situation
for me, and she loved it-every mo-
ment of it. She's an artist, and to
keep her from her work is like star
vation-just that. For a week she
has danced and sung for me to keep
my place, and it seems she's lost her
own"
She laughed a little.
Il was determined you should know