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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16

Last Wednesday evening
about nine O'Clock, a few min
utes after the grocery and liquor
house of DeBlanc q Landry had
closed their doors, one, Peter
Joseph, n gro stepped up to the
show window, where a large dis
play of whiskey is kept on dis
play and deliberately bursted in
the glass window and made his
escape with a couple of bottles OF
John Barlaycori. The brazon
manner in which the act was
committed at the time when dOz-
ems of people where on the oppo-
site side of the street showed the
boldness of the culprlt and his
contempt for the law. The negro
was captured the next morning
by Officer Dominique and will suf-
fer several years confinement in
the penitentiary. A costly ex-
perience for one good drunk.
-Our colored population are
bending every effort possible to
raise sufficient funds with which
to purchase the tract of 300 acres
required by the State for the To-
cation Of Southern University
which will be removed from New
Orleans to some point in the
country in easy access of those
who wish to study the industrial
arts and scientific farming, A
committee, consisting of Prof, II.
c. Barrow and A. V. Boutte is in
attendance at the session OF the
Board which eOnvenes at New
Orleans today for the purpose
Of submitting available sites for
bhe location of the School near
New Iberia. They have options
on the King, Grevemberg and
Landry properties, either of
which contains sufficient acreage,
if the committee sees fit to give
New Iberia the School. Cities
like Monroe, Alexandria, Baton
Rouge and Lake Charles are maxi
ing efforts to secure this add
ton to their communities and I'M
less the proposition submitted by
the local committee is a liberal
one there is grave danger of the
School being located elsewhere.
The School being one to teach
the negro how to farm on a
scientific plan, this section of the
State would be materially bene-
fitted were the School located
near this City. to say nothing of
the volume of business that
would be done by our local bus
mess men In supplying the
patrons of the School which
should always have on it's roll
from 700 to 1900 pupils. There
are within a radius of seventy
five miles upwards of 100000 ne
groes and the School would nc
doubt be success If located nea
New Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16

FOR SALE.-At a bargain, one
four horse power Gasoline boat.
Hull in good condition. Can be
seen at Gebert single mill. APP
ply to Frank Delahoussaye.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16
EVERYBODY COMES

to Us when they are interested in
anything in the laundry business.
OF course there is reason and
YOU do not have 60 look far for
it, either. Prompt courteous
treatment to all our patrons, the
poor as well as the rich, get civil
treatment and just as good SER
vices as we have to offer.
We guarantee our work
Will thank you for advising US when
and how we fail to satisfy you.
Phone 501-Our wagons will call on
notice
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16
Insurance Agent.

Hon. f. A. DluiIhet of Jean
erette was a business visitor in
THIS City last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. Carlo of
Opelousas are visiting relatives
here for a few days.
Miss Rita Eckart returned Sat
friday to her home at New Iberia
after a pleasant visit here with
friends and relatives. -Rayne
Tribune.
Mrs. Bertha johnson and
daughter Car olyn, have returned
from a visit with Mrs. Perc!
Ahrons, in New Iberia. Morgan
City Review.
The family of Mr.. Julien Ewes
have taken up their residence in
the ThlbodeauX property, corner
Of Main and Ann Street.
Mrs. II. +. Patout Of Patout-
VIE, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. ). .. NuckOlls returned
nome last Wednesday from AL
,urquerqLe, New Mexico, where
they We're called to the bedside
of Mrs. o. j. Durand, Mrs. Pa
tout s daughter, who was seriously
| fa In that distant land. Mrs Du-
rand fortunately recovered suifi-
gently to be able to return home
with her mother. At this wri-
ting she is still improving.
Last Friday Mr.. Francis Voor-
m,es and his sister, Miss Lillian
visited the Avery Salt Mine, ac-
companied by Miss Germaine La
Dranche, "A charming young lady
of New Orleans. Miss LaBranche
returned to her home yesterday.
The friends Of Mrs. Chas. Il.
Provost regret to learn that her
illness required an operation
which was performed by some
specialists at the Presbyterian
Hospital at New Orleans last
| Wednesday. Mr. Provost ne
| turned home Thursday from her
edside.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16
LOCALS.

Police Juror Horace p.
iates and Mr.. Me Muller are
recting a corn shelter in the up
,er portion Of New Iberia. This
is a banner year for the raising
If corn in this Parish and unless
all sign fail prices will be fairly
God this season, despite the
arge crop.
Died, at the residence Of its
parents in New Iberia On Sunday,
9TH, 1913, Annie Deloro
born Feb. II, 1913, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Delord. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church on
Monday, August 18th.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Mi
CUES made a flying trip to Many.
La, Sabine Parish, where he ac-
companied two gentlemen ar
rested at the instance Of the
Sheriff of that Parish. Mr.. Mi
guez returned home On Monday
evening.
Since cotton has virtually
come back as one Of the staple
crops of this section, q number OF
our farmers and other business
men have erected cotton gins
throughout the Parish, This
week Mr.. Villa Rubia of New Or
leans closed the sale Of large
| gin to be erected by Mr.. Joseph
Norres, one of our prosperous
farmers of the 9Th Ward. While
the rains have done considerable
damage to the feecy staple still
the outlook is good for fair crop
f, this year.
LOST-On Saturday, August
2, on train No. 10, between La
fayette and New IBERIA, or at
New Iberia, between depot and
Court House, one loose leaf note
book. Finder please notify b.
C. McCallum, Lafayette, La,
| WANTED -, Collector, lady
preferred, in spare time, liberal
commission. Bank references or
small bond required. Address
i David G. Cook Publishing Co,
$40 Audubon building, New Or.
leans, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16
PERSONALS.

=
Mr.. Lobdell Himel of Patterson
was a visitor i'll the City last
Sunday.
Judge Felix Voorhies of Port
Allen is expected here this week
to be the guest Of his children for
fortnight
Autos TO hire day or night at
moderate prices See Klecman.
Mr.. Chas. Hacker of Beaumont,
Texas, brother Of Judge l.. O
Hacker visited New Iberia last
Friday where he spent several
days the guest Of his brother and
Mr. Numa Druilhet. From here
Mr. Hacker went to liouma to
spend a few days with Mr.. NJ ma
Hacker who resides there.
District Attorney A. n Mul! 81
and Mr.. Henry J. Brouesard left
last week for Hot Springs, Ark.
where they have registered at
the Rockafellow Hotel.
Moss Club Sauce now BE. Buy
bottle.
Mr.. w. o .IIugonin is expected
home from Hot Springs, Ark, to-
morrow after an absence Of sew
eral weeks.
Master Everett Subtle the
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Suite of East End enter
tanned number of his little
friends last Tuesday evening.
Lime, brick and cement at Der
trand Lumber Co.
Mr.. Philip Mcmahon and
Compton Frere returned home
this week after attending the
summer normal at II. ). L. Ba-
ton Rouge.
Mrs. w. o. HUMPHREYS of New
Orleans is visiting in this City,
the euest Of her daughter, Mrs
Robert Taylor.
Moss Club Sauce now ,5c. Buy
bottle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Rand
have returned home after spend
ing their honeymoon at Biloxi.
Miss.
Mrs. Willie Il. Burke enter
tanned with moving picture
party on Thursday night In
honor of her niece, Miss Nola
Williams of New Orleans.
Autos for picnic parties to hire,
So. 90 an hour.-Sce kleeman.
Mrs. Warren Berwick of
Morse, La, is spending few
DAYS here the guest OF her moth
err, Mrs. =. +. Henry.
Window glass cut TO any slz,
wanted. Bertrand Lumber Go.
Mr.. Il. Taul and daughter,
Rosa left this week for New
York. The, expect to be absent
for at least a month.
See kleeman for your auto
PARTIES, terms reasonable.
Mrs. Thos. Morse and young
son. Mallard returned home this
week from Calves ON, Texas,
after an extended visit of several
weeks. lr I ~ Al
Moss Club Sauce now 13c. Buy
bottle.
Mrs. C. w. Cultivate enter
tanned with Five Hundred on
Monday night in honor OF her
niece. Miss Maud Estorge and
her house guests, Miss Mathildt
Laurens of New Orleans.
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE
Fred w. Bauman, Fisher bnlld
ing.
Mrs. Fisk and son, Roland ol
LOrcauNllle TtLuIhHu "oh|
day, having spent three pleasan,
months with relatives and
friends in the State OF wisconsin
Misses Katie Brollssard ant
Loretta Klab, who has been thu
charming guests of Mrs. c. .
Babin, has returned to theil
home i'm Patterson.
Miss Estelle Broussard is nov
the guest of Mrs. c. O. BabiI
for few weeks.
Mr.. A. Daigre is now visiting
in Marlin, Texas for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Elet Hebert ant
their daughter, Miss Clara o
Plaquemine, La, are now visit
ing Mr.. Frank j. Mestayer ant
mother of Weeks Street.
Mrs, Marie Delacroix of Plaq
nemine, La, is visiting Mrs. AL
fred Duperier of st. Peter st.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-16

New Iberia, La, Aug. II, 13.
The Board of Trustees Of the
City of New Iberia met this day
with Mayor Apple Fontelieu pre-
siding and Messrs. Suberbielle
and Villermin in attendance.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved
on motion Of Mr.. ViIlermin, sec
onded by Mr., Suberbielle and
carried.
At the request Of Mr.. Villermin
and on his motion, seconded by
Mr.. Suberbielle and carried the
Trustee of Public Property was
authorized to purchase water
meters to be inst allied and in
operation by October 1st, 1913,
unless advised by consumers that
water is not needed after Septem-
Der LIST, 1913. The rate to be
ID cents per 1000 gallons for the
first $4,000 gallons and all above
at the rate Of 10 cents per 1000
gallons. The meters to be in
stalled as follows, to-wit: New
Iberia Foundry and Machine
Shop | inch; Joel II. Fisher
stable, "a inch; w. O. Hugonin,
saloon, "a inch; EIks Lodge 81
inch; Elks Opera House 81 inch;
Eureka Hotel inch; Mrs. Frank
Blanc, residence inch; Miss
Mona McMahon | inch; Patout
Bros. stable inch; Jules Landry
saloon ! inch New iberia SAM
tary Laundry ] inch; Alma Hotel
| inch; Frederick Hotel 2 inch;
A. A. Siebeck barber shop | inch;
Leblanc & Broussard garage, |
inch; A. &. Emmer office build
ing Fernest Armintor ! inch
Court House, ! - inch; George
Duperier stable "a inch; Mrs.
John Broussard stable | inch
Masonic building | inch; J. r.
Taylor office building ! inch Peo-
pies National Bank ! inch; State
National Bank | inch.
Thus done and adopted on this
18th day of August A. d., 1913.
An ordinance confirming the
ordinance of June Both 1913, ex-
tending the corporate limits of
this City, which had been pub
lished and posted according to
law, was submitted by Mr.. Sub
erbielle and read, and laid over
for final vote to the expiration
of the ten days required by City
Charter
1t was on motion of Mr., Viller-
min, seconded by Mr.. suberbielle
and carried that the contract
awarded to Mr.. John W. Anglers
for the driving of piling in the
Bayou Teche. under date of JUS
10th, 1913, be transferred to Mr..
Robert Anglers,
Mr.. Villermin requested per-
mission to place the horse used
by the employees of the Electric
Light Plant with some employee
; of the plant for feed and care,
! the expenses for feed to be paid
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
WITHDRAWALS
 ARE REVOKED

PHOENIX, June I4.-(SpeciaI , ReYiew). Frank H. Parker, register, department of the Interior |. S. Land office at Phoenix has just issued an. nouncement of an order affecting a considerable area of lands. The an-. nouncement is as follows:
 By order Of the President dared May IS. 1913. so much of the order of withdrawal for classification and in ajl or legislation affecting the use and disposition of mineral lands rareJ,, Mineral Lands Withdrawal No Ari. hona No. l, as affected the lands here inaiter described was revoked for the reason that the Director of the Geo logical Survey reports that the lands are not valuable for the purpose for which withdrawn.
 And 1t was further ordered that all such lands not otherwise reserved nj. "lthurawn be restored to the publj.. domain and become subject to disnosi. non under the laws applicable thereto upon such date and after such poties as might be determined upon Ev fbe Secretary of the Interior.
 Accordingly. all such lands shall ne. come subject to settlement. under ths general provisions of the homesteaa law From and after nine o'clock a m. Juiy sS. 1918, but shall not become subject 10 entry. filing. selection or other form of appropriation until Aug. ust IS, 1913, and DO person shall oe permitted 10 gain or exercise any settlement or occupation begun prior in.
 CHA & SALT RIVER MERIDIAN T. g S., R. 24 E. Sec 34 and 9-, aif
 Respectfully,
 FLANK II Parker,
 Register.
 CtLAs. E. ARNOLD. ACCIDENT
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
NAcozARI DISTRICT REVIVAL
Numerous Leasees Working In rha,
 Section With Excellent Results.

DOUGLAS. June 14.-Attaining most excellent results. a number of leasers who are developing into steady shippers to the smelters here and ip Fl Paso are working properties in the immediate vicinity of Nacozari. This is especially true of the section to the southwest of the big Hhelps-Dodge camp, known as the Oso Negro dis trict
 Among the leading properties are the Cochise and Mercedes. both of which have entered the shipping list, Charles Benson has also obtained . lease in that district. as has Fritz Kohlberg The latter two are ship ping high-grade lead silver ore to the Fl Paso smelters.
 The San Pedro property of the Moe. tezuma Copper company is being leas- CT 10 Jack Evans. who is also attain ing excellent results.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
TIMBER FOR
 MINES AT HOME

In sale of 50 million feet of na- tionai forest timber to the Mount Ora ham Lumber company, of Thatcher, Arizona. a contract has been entered into which. Forester Graves says. con tains effective safeguard agains- possible monopoly. The timber is To- cated on the Mount Graham division of the Crook National Forest and flumes win be constructed ty the company for taking the lumber from the mountain into GiIa Valley. Under the terms of the sale these fumes. which will form an outlet for the Mount Graham Range timber gener- ally. are to be available for the use of the government or any other pur- chasers from the government.
 The timber contracted for consists chiefly of Douglas fir and Engeimann spruce. with small quantities of west err yellow pine. white fir and Mex ican white pine. The initial price or g per thousand feet board measure is subject to re-adjustment in ac. cordance with market values at the end th three years, the contract pc riod extending over six years.
 feature of the sale is the fact that the lumber which consists in part of the agricultural districts developed along tte Gila River. chiefly of the large copper .mines at Globe, Clifton, snd Aforenci This market has hither- to been supplied almost exclusively
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
ACCIDENT
COPPER.
Prices Lower on Speculative offeFinu
 for Future Delivery

The copper market for f,,t,,ro s.,,. cry. Consumers have ea5sralf,. ueii sIil. V piled their wants m fo tba Sup, oS . h,,t 'he market has been left bare W Dlcs and has given the speeulafiva aH'eIeSts an opporCunity to trade i,, tLa il Is way on the short side. says tne Boston Commercial ,;22statisticaily the copper situation is ai aiI mat could be desired. The ,jornaS. e stock of copper is low and tbs Hecrease CT S.000.0G0 pounds in tbs Iorelgn visible supply in May ;ndi' Iates that foreign consuIners ara etn, uIaWihg heavily on warehouse stocI,., Nhlch later must te rer,leuishad hy. eAperts from the United States
 risures compiled by. reliable suthor .ues showing the German con s,,,,, z, tioh or copper in April places tbs. amount at 69.I69 tons which ,or,1 pares with 67,2S5 tons in anriI Ias+ year. or the total of 6s. ss tons con sumed in Germany in ApTiI e1 St9 tons were imported from the Trnite5 States. 1HiIe'
 Preliminary figures showing inc customs house clearances of conner i, way indlcate that the exporfs for that month were fully as large as in 8prll when a total of s5.Se4 797 pounds was touched. Tn May last wear the exports were 6s. .4Se. .Os)5 pou1ds For the first five months of this wear our copper exports apvroxiurafo SSZ'o0O.O0O pounds Of s7.OO0oas pounds more than in the same nerics last year and 10000. 900 pounds mora than two years ago.
 prominent producer of conner ia quoted as follows: We foeI eonfda,f Of the copper situation. Though tba past week has heen exceedineIy dulI. With no bookings 10 Speak of. sight should nor be lost of the fact that sales have been effected during tb,s past few weeks in sufficient quantity 70 care for our output in the next month or six weeks. This is trus of our own properties and ! dare say that similar conditions exist with oth. CT producers.
 One Of the encouraging features of the situation is the knowfedse that consumers are short of nesrby con- per. Domestic manufacturers in some instances have been slow in covering their June requirements and have been making inquiries about our new supplies. Thus far. however, the D. duiries have not led up to actual bus mess of late
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
AsToR ESTATE LARGE.

NEW YORK, June 14.-The estale of Colonel John Jacob AsJor. who per ished in the Titanic disaster. was officially appraised today al $S6, 6,966.- ell of which Vincent Astor receives 6s.964.459; Mrs. Madeline Force As tor s7.s7s,se6: Muriel Astor S4,s56.- 75s; and John Jacob Astor. son by the second marriage. s2.2992,672.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
MINES, MINING, COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER
BISBEE GREATEST OF ALL SOUTH
 WEST DISTRICTS-NEAR $7OO,OOO
 MONTH IN PAYMENT OF LABOR

Globe district probably nus be Then hundred cOuland Johnson disuc: this county there not less than 800 while working Tombstone Patagonia Hahaw and county is being done The employment n near soo Then there county showing considerable while including Yavapa many are other hundreds of employed Should the reety in the mining industry of Arizona be withdrawn little activity prosperity bounded progress.
 MUCH THAT MAY BE TOLD week week with reference ally conditions developed good to be ones seffatterns contained that previously n not known here cold blOOdd posses sons its south found Co., rrnted Hayden Stone Mr liar don is crediaby enthusiastic A. possessions all who into the merits this Bisbee comment is given below:
 MILE A LONG, One mile wide and hundreds of feet in length and running up to seventy feet of property. probably been thoroughly developed and not oneh prosDed As the making
 
 therefore prOacd
 1HE SIZE AND VALUE Of these bodies have really to be seen
 
 places aH This has carried chance picking shaft, though mnsd probably grade copper open 15Oc timber Prob particular body. including dead work 75 Here the ideal condition high won this the lowest of that is produced
 three haf around $50 tors daily Hoaon Junction principal 800 feet and that point but tat level It six snca the writer mine amos- mostly the old Calumet exhausted considerable degree they bodies highsrade These were opened up difficulties shaft against equivalent over 50oOOo gallons however been more than justified by develop ut suphide build new shelter ore this character
 e. & A. HAS BLOWN IN This shelter will capacity pOduetiOn safely be counted At present tho eompanys probably pointed indication of developing other large bOd,es perhaps see into the future of taken basis for estimating profits over 1Ie excellent mining proposition emccncy@
 C. NEW ACQUISITIONS Are yet formally
 
 
 comparison reports doubt that the will take these properties Ou' announce
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15
Tremendous Mineral Wealth Is
 Constantly Increasing--Startling Gains are Ahead--Vast Results
Mining in the State Represents Employ
 ment of Many Thousand Men; Reduc- lion of Copper Surplus; The Outlook

WITH APPROXIMATELY FIVE THOUSAND Men the pay rolls of mining of the district June there is furnished tho most possible the high activity attending Warren district mini operations.
 THE EMPLOYMENT follows; with with the Calumet Arizona 1885; with the Shat number should be added los Mexans od mines and included in it's be added the forces employed other leasers in the dis trict assessment work different independent properties of the Copper Queen and the workers
 approximately 5000 men easily reached This number carries nay half million dollar mark for labor 
 INCLUDING district these taking in s.rees railway Co and Bs5eeNaco Wae Go construction operating forces PbepsDodge Me cne Co employees departments Southwestern employs in the yards transfer telegraph theateT hotels offices and other miscellaneous lines employment district utilizing the labor of around Ooo combined with that of the pay rolls of the mining companies month exclusive of many salaries headed strongly and rapidly toward tn dollar month roll distribution
 FAC. DAv ADDS TO THE RESOURCES providing expansion pay growing; both lower and uppe levels down within few feet of the surface is wonderful amphe mining certer of the entire Southwest nnapproaehab in the
 tremendous extent the King of the Northwest as Bsbe operations still in their infancy admittedly come Recources are here beyond present the last few month have deve oped possible even probable as short time a a
 REFERENCE Tc Operations the district u here indicated The in both d rect smelling and concentrating surface which encourages the belief that in possible shovel that
 great dert of shovel mining in the War ren district year excited shrug Today IS realized that it is strong possibility, the development of large bodies of ore close to will nenabe concentration a prof; is no longer question
 COMMENT ON LOWERING the Warren dis ct has been current importance attached is nowhere near the mark that operations and the
 traction of concentrating Copper Queen and Calumet Arizona will this time the comment has deai ~ with the application Of methods that have been sund possible in Arizona end Copper Queen ground employed methods extent with much success
 since the early days The Copper queen steps H. he same The methods are nor new general practice eomarav the Warren district Win adaptation to skilled miners say has been made in manner results increase in operation IS enabled without propoionate compared with those o the old square system exclusively in operations in n district
 AN ARTICLE quoting State Mine Inspector -Sooo min CTS employed the msquoted he knows that this figure employed there are 47oo ayros and inc who working on would be that The
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-15

by lumber produced on the northern Pacific Coast, shipped by steamer to San Pedro. California, and thence in. land over the Southern Pacific.