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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08
State Game Warden Complies
Book OF Game And
Fish Laws

State Game Warden J. L. De
Hart has just completed the compil'
alton of a handy vest pocket size
guide book, containing the complete
revised game and fish laws of Mon
tana. together with a reproduction
Of the Lacey bird lava federal sta
tute-which will be ready for distri'
button in few days.
The little booklet will be Of ines
timable value to nimrods and fisher.
men all over the state and every
one who is at all interested in this
kind of sport should get a copy.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08
Trade Review
Dun's Review reports;

Dun's Review reports;
Notwithstanding the recent mod
crate reduction in trade and indus
trial activity, it is significant that
confidence still prevails; and in the
West and South a spirit Of optimism
is manifest as to the future-largely
based upon the fine crop outlook for
both cotton and wheat.
Some sharp advances were regis
tered in wheat, although the trend
Of quotations was decidedly uncer.
tain.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08
Another ''Better Farming Club"
Meeting

The Commercial Club received a
telegram this morning from Profes-
sor M. L. Wilson the expert from
the State Agricultural College at
Bozeman, advising them that he will
be in Glendive on Tuesday, May l3-
tn, to speak before that body on the
subject of Better Farming Clubs. =
This meeting is being arranged to
make up for the one recently post
poned on account Of the poor atten-
dance and as the Professor will
make the trip specially. we should
all turn out Tuesday evening to hear
him and by our presence add impet-
us to the good cause.
If we were not all going to be di.
rectly benefited by this better farm
ing movement we would not say.a
word, but it is absolutely true that
this community, including every
business man. and even the rail
roads, are dependent. inlarge meas
ure upon our agriculturists. and a
we are so vitally affected we should
be just as deeply interested ano
should show our interest and appre'
ciation Of this good work by attend
ing the meeting Tuesday evening q
the Court House.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
City Officials Take Oath OF Office

The City Council held their regu-
lar first meeting of the month on
Monday night.
The city bills for April were al
lowed. the new city officials were
sworn in and other general routine
business was transacted.
All four aldermen were present,
including the new alderman, F. B.
Whetham.
Mayor Hagan also took his oath
of office.
The Mayor then re-appointed c.
A. Kinney Chief of Police, and c.
W. Rowles City Engineer.
1t is understood that Mr.. Kinney
will retain Officers Butler. White
and Haggerty. Mr.. Bowles will con-
tinue to handle his Office as hereto
fore.
There was some discussion in re-
ference to the proposed Kendrick
Avenue bridge at Prospect Heights
addition.
The probable cost of the new
bridge was gone into. as we'll as the
need for it and the alvisability OF
building it as soon as possible but
nothing of definite character was
done in that respect. That will have
to be taken up at some future meet
ing of the council.
There has been considerable dis.
cussion among private citizens who
are agitating new City Hall.
Alderman DR.. Baker pointed out
that the question Of a new city hall
was taken up last season, the coun-
ell evensgoing so far as to get plans
and specifications Of halls in other
cities. Plans for holding specia'
election to issue bonds to cover the
new building were discussed and
then it was found that the city was
already bonded right up to the limit
except for its sewer and water
work.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08
CONTRIBUTIONS
ARE LIBERAL
Baseball Fans Are Ready for a Great
Season Of Sport. Players Are
Rounding into Fine Form.

world why our diamond will not be
as fast as any in this part of the
country.
THE LINEUP
That the new lineup, which is now
definitely announced by Manager
Healy. is fast one, goes without
saying, as a peek at the following
names will prove:
Catchers, Julius Otto and Ray
Cavanaugh; pitchers, J. P. Martin
and Errett Calvin, with Thrasher
for the "pinch";; first base, Mr..
Thrasher; second base, F. S. P.
Foss; short stop, Thomas Ray; third
base, George Taylor; fielders, Ar
chic Mack, John Herian and Leo
HiIdensberger. Others who will
wear the GIendive uniform are Tom
Menke, Don Mack and Elmer Mar
tineson.
NOW WORKING ON SCHEDULE
The schedule committee is now
hard at work on a schedule of
games for the coming season and
Postmaster sorenson is busy hand
ling the heavy baseball correspon-
dence between Glendive and all the
s,,-ronndinp towns
1t will take few weeks before
complete schedule can be arranged.
as all the new dates will have to be
made to fit in with the schedules Of
the other towns. but rapid progress
is being made and a satisfactory list
Of dates will soon be published in
the Monitor. ....
Wednesday afternoon a large roll
Ter was taken out to the park and
the actual work of getting the field
in condition was started in earnest.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08

from the vehicle or wagon and the
pole or shaft let down, or one wheel
securely chained to ferry boat.
Rule 8. The proprietor of the ferry
shall at all times have four good suit
able life preservers, to be approved
by the Board Of County Commissioners.
on said boat. when the ferry boat is in
use and one good row boat always pro-
vided with oars and hitched to ferry
boat.
Rule 4. The ferry boat shall at all
times between the hours of 8 A. M.
and s P. M. make trips and ferry
across all persons with their teams,
or other vehicles, desiring to cross
ferry, if crossing is not dangerous.
Rule s. The proprietor Of ferry
shall keep suitable lanes apd corralls
for the convenience of parties desir-
ing to cross stock.
Rule 6. The proprietor of the fer
ry, or any person running same, who
violates any Of the foregoing rules or
regulations shall be subject to penal
ty of not less than two dollars nor
more then fifty dollars, to be collect
ed by action in the name Of the Coun-
ty in any Court Of competent jurisd'c-
tion on the direction of the Chairman OF
the Board of County Commissioners.
And the Board Of County Commission
ers hereby reserve the right to revoke
this franchise if any of the foregoing
rules are not complied with.
The board Of County Commissioners
hereby order and declare that the fol-
lowing fees may be collected for fer
ryine across said river under the grant
ing of this franchise, to-wit: For
crossing over on said ferry Csc for
foot passengers each way; one horse,
buggy or wagon with or without dri-
yer SOC or $40 for round trip; two
horses, with wagon, buggy and driver,
75c. one way, and l21c for each addi-
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08

The G|endive Baseball Club f.
nance committee. composed of DR..
C. E. Dove, Attorney F. S. P. Foss
and Manager Ed. Healy were busy
Tuesday afternoon circulating the
petition to raise funds for the 1913
ball team, and in addition to the
subscribers reported in recent is
sue of the Monitor, the following
signatures were secured, every one
putting opposite their names SUBJ
stantia' sum; nearly $500 being the
amount raised so far:
DR.. C. E.. Dove. DR.. A. l.. Ham
merel, Exchange State Bank, Enter:
prise Furniture Co.. Ommund Eide,
Enoch Harpster. The Hub, D. r,
Mead. The Review, DR.. A. J. Du'
Frene, DR.. M. G. Danskin, E. F
O'Neil, Fred Jessen. r. E. Wing
The Golden Rule Store. Yellowstone
Garage, Glendive Steam Laundry
Anderson & Foss. D. J. ONeil
Slattery & O'Hern, Jens Rivenes,
DR.. A. A. Baker, DR.. Bert Koons
R. w. Weaver, J. D. Walsh, DR.. B
Consler, Ben Tatsnma. Jack Kotaki
The Yellowstone Monitor; and the
end is not yet.
THE BALL PARK
The ball park is being put in fine
shape for Sundays practice game
There seems to be enough moisture
left in the ground from the recent
flood and the heavy roller is expec.
ted to flatten out the little hills that
have been giving the infelders SC
much grief on the ground-skim.
mers. ...5...
After the boys get through with
the field there is no reason in the
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08

tional horse in the team; stock cattle
l0c each; sheep 1ac each; beef cattle
l5c each; range horses l0c each auto
mobile $1.OO. The Board directs that
the proprietor of the ferry shall at all
times employ sufficient men to run the
ferry with safety to the general public.
The board meets in special session
May 10th, 1918 for the purpose of con-
sidering road and bridge matters.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08
LIFE PRESERVERS FOR FERRY
County Commissioners Hold lm-
portant Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting on
May End at the Court House. Road
and bridge matters were considered,
road supervisors were appointed, bonds
were approved and franchise grant
ed to the Sidney Ferry Company to
operate ferry over and across the
Yellowstone River at Riverview.
Andrew Larson, chairman, presid-
ed, and w. K. Adams and l.. G. Fall
termeyer attended. R. L. Wyman was
the Clerk.
The following road supervisors were
appointed
Dist. No. AZ, Ira A. Trump
No. "a, E. D. CLANCY
No. So, J. Alex. Frasier
No. "a, Elmer Anderson
No. %, Bailey Fisher
The Minneapolis Bridge Co.'S bone
for the erection Of the two. bridges,
authorized at the last meeting, was
examined and approved. A new con.
tract was entered into with the bridge
company for the erection of two
bridges over Beaver Creek to cost
$3626 90 -..
The bonds of the First State Bank
of Wibaux and the State Bank OF
Yates were examined and approved.
These banks will now be the depositor-
les of county monies in their territory.
The rules governing the new Sidney
Ferry are as follows s-
Rule /, The proprietor of the Fer
ry shall keep at least one good suit
able ferry boat or scow for use. The
ferry boat or scow shall at all times
be kept in first class condition witt
high and suitable railing on the sides
and with gates at each end and the
cable to be kept in safe condition. :,
Rule 2. In case where wagons Of
buggies are to be crossed with team,
the horses or horse, shall be unhitchee
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1913-05-08

Highest price paid for wolf and
coyote bounty pelts and hides. B. r.
Dawson. 47tf.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13
LICENSE ORDNANCE Of POLICE JURY


Mr.. 7. J; 3ruilhet Submitted the following o,
dnsnce which was on Ills motion duly seconded
ordered printed III the Official Journal Tor 80 dsy
Police Jury Of Iberia Parish, in regular session
is hereby levied en- al persons. association 81
voeafions 81 business oesnpstions saamer Grated
below ia the Parsish of iberia and outside OF
the corporate limits Of the towns of New Iberia,
Section 2 That for Bar room, cabaret coffee
house, cafe, beer saloon. liquor exchange, barrel
o. any other place where dis titled, viaeps @s's
Parish of lbe,is, the Ninaai license shall he
&5OO. 20. "a -
T Section That for any Ball room. dance
hall or o; her plase Of amusement where an nd
mission fee is charged either drertsy or indirect
y. or where n, r., Tefre.hmspts arc Sld2 the annual
4estiohF4 'ThKtf the conduct of the retail
the anlrual license shall be as fg,iaws - ''E-'
LIST Glass When tie gtass iSies sh.n, mo-
O0UGg q, pa"ss 8z5.V0. > - NC go
" oiast Wen Yen the gross sales shall be not
x2Q %. "o' WV *4"'"o"'oo
al Glass When tho aroas ..,os sh.u J.,
less than Sl5, 900 90 nor over MO 600 %" oo
81 90 %|O'"O"'oo
Attn elias. Whan tho .~o.. ..,.. .,.u
less than S5 GOO 90 nor over ~ ooo s 1 n
9Th Class When the grpss s"i.. gu ~ ~
IS. 500. 90 or less. SIS 90. s'' ''''' S''"ii 'e
Provided that il any distilled. vinous nal, ~
busn.ss or hs n win me retail
license provided Tor Sss,ion ~ liz Grd, ns
anes shall b charged in sdditisn t. ths shnv.
eeeAsls. ~ '''
Section : That each psdler Or h.wker shall
LAT when trayeiins In s,v host ~r
craft 911O. 90. ~ ''.' " ""'e'
'0A Nh..xr.-,,,..,
self proneiline vehicle SS5O ~, 'f any
ga When traveiine n = two borsa v.,;.,.
&IOQ 40. 0"'''0
4th When travelling in n ona bor,e vah;.l.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13
SHERIFF nile.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III az - Va. =
EDWARn NEREAUX
State of Louisiana, Parish Of IBERIA 18th Judi
eial District Court

State of Louisiana, Parish Of iberia. 18th Judi
eial district Court.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an IL
obedience ID an order Of Siezure and Sale ISSUED
out of'the above Honorable Court and to me d!
rected, l., George Henderson, Sheriff, through
Frank j. Nestnyer, Deputy Sheriff, duly sworn
state Of Louisiana. haye seized and Siil'offer foi
and highest bidder, FOX CASH, at the Corr
House, in the City Of New 4berfa, La. between
'es'' 'c IN s SATURDAY. DEC. 9th, 1918
the following desert bed property to.wit:
ast. A certain lot of ground together with al
the buildings and improvements thereon ant
thereunto belonging and all appurtenances there
Of situated within the corporate limits Of the
CITY OF New Iberi., Iberia Parish, La. measu. nS
fifty feet front on tho west side Of Second street
hy depth Of one hundred and fifty 4 at ant
sssr Or sy s
above by lot Of Hypplits Dominique.
End Two certain lots OF ground together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging and all appnrtcnancss there
Of. situated In the City Of New Iberia. la taors
fully described as follows. A ssrsalh'aot, measur
ing nifty feet frsint on the west .side,'of Second
street BY ono hundred sndsffty feet In depth
boundedin front by said Second street, in,thl
rear by Vendor above BY Hypolite DoMineue OF
,s.,s II. ssi1g LOT no Fl sissk sSPsn 81
An''tr--i eeflain lot measuring forty feet on III,
west side Of Sccopd street. by one hundi ed ani
In Ne rear BY lot numbsr la Of Block ~ Of Lonrdl
addition. Being lot nuMber Of Block ~ o.
Loprd's addition
To pay and satisfy the sun of Six hundred and
hfty dollars with per cent per xnnum interest
On the sum Of One hundred and fifty dollars, frou
Nov. 18th 1912 until paid and like interest Al
the sam Of Five hundred dollars from June 18th
1912, until paid, and al costa Of these prOcsed
N = sfg "
Given Officially this 23d day Of Nov. A. D
GEORGE HENDERSON. Sheriff,
per Frank J. Mesta, or, by. Sheriff
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13
SUCCESSION SALE.
SUCCESSION OF ALPHONSE LANDRY AMI
OF HIS WIFE CLARA COMEAUA, bOIH
DECEASED.
10th Judicial District Court of Louisiana,
Parish of iberia.

By virtue of commission issued unto me, the
undersigned Admins traitor, out of the above saif
Court under Judgment rendered on the ~
day of November, 1913, in the matter OF T. a
Landry personally aud AS Administrator VS. Ihea
Landry etals
There will be sold by the undersigned Admin
istra.or or daily authorized Public Auctioneer,
FOR CASH. tfor the purpose OF realizing ls,'us
TO nay debts of the above said Succession ana 10
reduce to poss esson the intereet OF sara hsthte
in suid pro perty and to effect partition at Pub
lie Auction, to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY THE 27th DAY OF DEC, 1918,
between legal sale hours AT the late residence of
the deceased in the Parish of Iberia. the proper.
ty belonging to the above said Succession, ana
de ,cribed as follows, to wit:
A certain tract of land containing two huhdfed
superficial arpents having front OF forty three
l3 100 chains measured in the direction OF ROAD
on its front next to Francois and Wei Darby run.
ming back between parallel lines on depth Oh
forty.two % 100 chains, and bounded North by
w b. Merchant or assigns South by Nuckolls, or
assigns, and West and East by Francois and ven
Darby. a..
Another certain tract of land adjoining The
above described, containing two hundred anu 30
100 su periciai arr ents, and bounded NORM py
Breaux and Henshaw, or assigns, ct ais South
by Mrs. s. M Darby, and East III part by iran
co.'s Darby and in part by Miss N PEBBLES to-
pether with ali The buildings and improvements,
mules and i'm plements thereon and thereuuto be
lonying-said above described property being
known as the Evangeline Plantation.
p A LANDRY,
Administrator of the Suggestions of Al phonse
Landry aud of his wife, Clara ComeauN, both
deceased.
Cammack & Broussard, Attys
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13
SHERIFF SALE,
]. B, LEVERT
vs..
ELMER P. SCHWAR. ZENTRUBER
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia, 10th
Judicial District Court,

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Il
and in obedience, to ~ order OF seizure
and sale issued ont Of the above Honor
able court and to me directed, /, George
Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank J.
Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff, duly sworn aud
qualified In and for the Parrish Of Iberia,
State OF Louisiana, has seised and will Of
fer for sale and will sell 1t Public Aue.
ticn to the last and highest bidder, FOR
CASH At the Court House, in the City OF
New iberia, In. hsttsbp legal sale hours
ON SATURDAY. DEC. nth. leia
the following described PROPERTY, TO- wit:
Lots eight and nine containing sixty
eight and thirteen one hundreths acres,
more or less being . portion Of the com
monty known BaYside Plaptstion accord
ing to the recorded plan thereof made BY
James P. Ksmper. Surveyor and Civil En-.
kineer, said property Is situated In Iberia
Parish, La.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of twen
three hundred aud ffty seven dollars and
6fty cents, with interest At per cent per
annum from the let day Of March, 1912,
until paid and al costs q these Prosssd-
''l H., ...,.,,, ~. .,.a j, !, n.
A. d. 1913.
GEORGE HENDERSON, shsrie,
per Frank ]. MESSAGES. Dy. Shere.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13

State of Louisiana, Parish OF lb' ria,
18th Judicial District Court.
No 624S
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of and IN obediance to n writ OF Fl, II Fa-
eias emanatirg frm the above emit
tied and numbered cause and TO me d.
rected /, George Henderson, Sheriff,
through Frank j. Mestayer, Deputy Sher-
i'll. have seized and will offer for sale and
will sell at public Auction, FOR CASH,
to the last and highest bidder, at George
Broughton pl .ntation situated below New
Iberia on the Bayou Teche, between le-
gal sale hours
ON SATURDAY. DEC. 20, 1913
the following described property, 10 wit:
A certain tract of land containing and
measuring twenty five and eighty seven
one hnndreth acres In superficial ar be-
ing situated in the Parish of Iberia, State
of Louisiana ard bounded as follows: Oh
the north by Little Bayou, south by Ba-
you Teche, East by Dallas and west by
BroughtOn.
One resident with outhouses and fenc
ing, one barn and one dairy bp, ding
four cabins, two wagons three carts, one
buggy, four mules, five horses, twenty
four cows, nineteen yearlings, one lot OF
farming implements with glass, one lot
Of hogs, one traction engine. one wagon
tank, two hundred barrels of corr, one
stock of rice straw, one thresher, eight
head Of sheep, two milk wagons. enc lot
second crop Of rice, is half interest in
pumping plant all on Geo. W. Broughton's
plant alton situated just below New lber-
IN Louisiana.
To pay and satisfy the sum of Three
Thousand Four Hundred and
eighty two dollars and sixty oil
ght cents, debt, with interest al per
cent per annum on nine hundred and
ninety six 12-l0O dollars from Nov. 18th
1911, until paid, and sixteen hundr, and
fifty five 46--l00 dollars from Nv lst
1911, until paid, on six hundred and sew
enty Ave dollars from Jan. lst 10 2 and
on one hundred and fifty five 50-lH0 dol
Lars from Juue 10th 1912, until paid, to-
gether with ten per cent attorney, fees
Oh the aggregate of principal and all
c6sts Of these proceedings
Given Officially this 18th day ofNov. A.
D. 1913.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sh.riff
per Frank ]. Messenger, Dty. Sheriff,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13
POLICE JURY ORDINANCE.

Mr.. l.antry moved that the following ordinance
be adopted, this WAS seconded by Mr.. DeBlanc
and resul tied in the following yea and nay vote.
Yeas--Drs. H. A. king and Y. A Bcyk Mcssrs.
heLlaec, !4alsai,y and Valet t5l Asys.- Messpe
pscoust Deiesmbre, liruihqt. iary and Romero
To-. = !.
Yhe vote being tie presid. Mt King east q decid.
Ing vote In favor Of the ordinance.
SEQ. L. be 1t resolved and ordained by the Po-
lice Jury Of Iberia Parish, In regular spssiop M
6eMblct(, that section = Of the License Tax Ordi-
h9rce adopted AZ the Regular meeting Of the Po-
Nrs jury Acld on the 6ih day Of october, 1918,
Be and the same Is hereby amended aud enact
"a to read follows;
That for yuy D4rrOom, cabaret, coffee hopse
cafe, boor sslvdp. liquor exchange, barfpl house,
drinking salOap. greg shop, beef garden or any
Other place where DISTILLED, sipoHs, malt or apY
other ti.d Of qgor is sold, within ibe Parish n
Iberia The aHnsal license shall be 4l0O9 o..
ees. !. ~ ttfsrthsr rpselyed and ordained, stc,
thHt The Liesnse' TAx 0sdtnasee adopted o. the
eth day ct October 1918, with the above amend.
ID aaa rssnasset Sectien ,, BE- and II IL hereby
adopted ~ = whole"
II KING, President
20 A., RuRKG Saeratsrv
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-13
Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION OF EMILY PARR, DE-
CEASED WIFE OF JOSEPH WOLFORD
10th Judicial District Court of Louisiana,
Parish OF Iberia.

By virtue of a commission issued unto
me, the undersigned Administering Tu-
! tor, out of the above said Count, under all
order granted on the 3lst day of Oct. 1913
There will be sold by the undersigned
Administering Tutor or duly authorized
Public Auctioneer, FOR CASH, for the
purpose Of realizing funds to pay debts Of
he above said succession, at Public Auc
ton, to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1918,
between legal sale hours, at tbs front door
of the Court House of Iberia Parish In
New Iberia, La, the property belongir
10 the above said succession and describ-
ed as follows to-wit:
A certain peace of land having Seventy
Eight feet in width at the southern ex-
tremity of said lot and Seventy feet OH al
exten sion of the North line of the prop
erty of Porter Moss dividing the proprrt,
of said Moss from the Bruner property OIL
he north, which point having Seventy
Eight feet from the southeast corner OF
the property of said Moss and SsYsut~
feet from the northeast corner Of sale
Moss, are to be connected with straigh
line. JOSEPH WOLFORD.
Administering Tutor
Cammack & Broussard, Attys.