New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-26
Last Thursday morning

Mr.. and Mrs. Hypolite Patout Of
Patoutville and Miss Myrtl,
Junca, daughter of Mr.. Gustav,
Junca of the aforementioned place
was quietly performed in st
Nicholas church by Rev. Giraul
de la Corgnais. After the wed
ing ceremony was concluded tn,
young couple drove to New lbe
ria where they boarded an Eas
bound train to be absent fol
some time after which they vii
return and make their home al
Patoutville. Their numerous
friends and acquaintance ex-
tends congratulations.
State Conservation Agent p.
d. LeBlau created CONSERVATION
here this week when it became
known that he had filed affidavits
against fourteen of the members
of Spanish Lake Club for pur-
chasing fish that according to
his affidavit, were caught in a
seine by the keeper of the Club.
The law says very plainly Under
the recent act that it is made an
Cffense to buy, sell or have in
possession fish taken from such
bodies Of water as Spanish Lake
and thus fourteen Of our most
prominent citizens are subject to
such fines as the Court sees fit
to impose upon them covering an
cffense of that nature. 1t will
be remembered several times
within the past three years, fines
have been imposed upon fisher
men who made it BIT siness to
seine in the Lake for profit.
The law makes no distinction be
tween members of the Club who
purchase the finny tribe and
those who actually commit the
cffense of seining. Fish must be
caught by hook and line other
wise some one will suffer and it
looks as though Judge NuckOlls
will be compelled to punish a
number of our citizens, should
they be found guilty of purchas-
ing fish for their own consump-
ton.
Piles Cured In E to II Days
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles in 6to IA days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest Soc.
We have in our midst this
week. Mr.. J. II. Williamson VINO
represents the Gulf States Far
mer. monthly paper published
in the City of New Orleans. Mr.
Williamson is here especially to
give the Parish of Iberia write
up for one Of the future numbers
Of that popular Journal. On last
Wednesday Mr.. A. c. Bernard.
the efficient Secretary Manager
of the New Iberia Chamber of
Commerce spent several hours III
locking up statistics. showing the
agricultural development OF the
Parish and it's enormous POSSIBLE
tiles, which was turned over to
the gentleman to be used in the
next edition. We are informed
that every month 10000 copies
of the Farmer is sent to the
middle west with the sole object
of interesting the farmers OF
those states in our section OF the
C country.
1t did not take the Federal
authorities long after a site was
selected for the Live Stock Dem
onstration Farm at Hope to LAY |
their plans for the construction
Of silos and other buildings which
is to be erected thereon prepare
tory to stocking the farm with all
Of the necessary stock. This
week DR.. C. f. Mauldin reached
New iberia in advance Of the ar
l;val of his family. for the pur-
pose of locating himself perm
in home and our real
estate agents are now looking for
suitable quarters for them. DR..
Mauldin has been appointed the
Superintendent of the Farm and
'ays within thirty days active
work will be begun and he feels
satisfied no better selection could
,e made and our people will
oon realize what a Dem0nstra-
ion Farm of that magnitude
means for our farmers. Some Of
,rr citizens seem to think that
he Government only intended
irving rs a temporary farm. but
we're they to discuss the matter
With the gentleman in charge
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